#futuristic decor

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This bachelor pad makes a splashy welcome. Next to its black-grilled door is a wall finished with bronze stainless steel. On it is a yellow metal sign with black uppercase letters that says: Club Zion. That’s just a little taste of what’s inside.

Chek Yong, a bachelor in his 30s who works in digital advertising, is a fan of club aesthetics, but he prefers to entertain at home, so he wanted his place to look like a club.

A major reconfiguration of the walk-up apartment’s original floor plan eliminated a bedroom, took the balcony area indoors, and moved the bathroom all the way to the back to create an open social space comprising living, dining and kitchen areas.

It also has every color in the spectrum, courtesy of the lighting, finishes and furniture. The living-dining area is dressed like a quirky New York loft.

A full-height neon installation of a dragon mid-flight was inspired by W Hotel Shanghai’s presidential suite.

Decorative beams on the wall add an industrial flair.

Glossy black walkway fitted with color-changing LED stripes leads to a multifunctional space.

Formerly the balcony area, it hosts the gym, a carpeted sitting area that doubles as extra sleeping space, and the study, all demarcated from each other via different elevations.

The gym corner is elevated to provide extra storage space and display shelves for Chek Yong’s CD collection.

Stainless steel wall tiles custom-ordered from China pairs well with neo industrial switches from England.

Fitted with yellow glass block and the apartment’s original decorative grille, this wall next to the study is the only white surface in the house.

Open rack displaying Chek Yong’s knick knacks, memorabilia and book collection.

The only bedroom is flanked by the LED walkway on one side and the walk-in wardrobe on the other. An Infinity Mirror adds a visual interest.

The room is finished with timber & exposed bricks decked only with a few key items. A smart glass display case overlooks the walkway.

The walk-in wardrobe next to the bedroom has a green color palette.

The kitchen has an outer space theme, featuring a futuristic material palette dominated by dark blue and bronze shades.

The apartment’s original oversized chimney was painted blue and installed with LED lights to resemble a UFO.

Chek Yong hunted for all the tableware to match the outer space theme.

The curving cabinet, metallic wall and accessories lend a futuristic touch.

The outer space theme also applies in the bathroom, juxtaposes a futuristic shower fixture and blue light with a red light and vintage grille.

The six-month renovation cost $200,000, excluding the new furniture and accessories, most of which Chek Yong bought during the Black Friday sales.

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Pastel Vaporwave City Print, Neon Street Art, Cyberpunk Poster, Futuristic Urban Decor (Digital Download)

Transform your space into a dreamlike neon sanctuary with this ethereal vaporwave city print. Featuring a towering futuristic streetscape bathed in soft lilac fog and cotton-candy pinks, this artwork captures the perfect blend of serenity and sci-fi urbanism. The wet pavement reflecting pastel cyan and magenta neon signs creates a stunning mirror effect that adds depth and modern style to any room. Perfect for upgrading your gaming setup, dorm room, or living space, this high-resolution d

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Microsoft’s Briefing Middle in Wallisellen, Switzerland

Microsoft s office setting up, in Wallisellen, Switzerland, are having enjoyable with the present completion of an impressive Briefing Center, by Stuttgart based company Coast Office Construction. The modernistic, nearly futuristic, monochrome meeting zone models a vanguard tone, and holds a...

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The Moebius Strip is the visual and conceptual illustration infinity – a loop without beginning and no end, that circles into infinity. The Moebius House, located in Dover Heights, with a view over Sidney Harbor, is a residential concept that explores several luminary house-building techniques. So braces yourselves, design aficionados, to have your horizons expanded. The Moebius House was conceived by Tony Owen Partners through ‘micro design’, which makes use of very sensitive 3D modeling software. Any change in the rendering will amend the entire structure, so as “to maintain view and solar corridors.” Then, much like its name suggests, the inner spaces of the house and its outward planes are fluid, flowing in consensus with the landscape in which it is located – a perfect illustration of “liquid architecture.”