Dulux Singapore

The other day I saw my neighbour throw out two big, half-full cans of paint. My heart hurt. All that money, just throw away like that! It reminded me of my own stupid mistake last time. Still get flashbacks, I tell you. I thought I was so smart. "Confirm this one can is enough for the kid's room," I told my wife. Famous last words, right? Halfway through, the wall looked like it had some kind of skin disease, patchy and sad. The paint ran out. My wife gave me that look. Sian to the max. Had to drive back to the shop, all sweaty, just to buy a tiny bit more. You all know what I'm talking about, right? Your bomb shelter also got that collection of half-used paint cans? Yeah, I see you. Okay, that's it. Lesson learned. After that disaster, I developed my own kiasu, 'confirm-no-waste' method. I'm sharing it now so you all don't have to suffer like me. So listen up. My 'Kiasu' Paint Formula (Don't Be Stupid Like Me) You want to know how to c...

was so sian looking at my old bathroom tiles. You know the kind... the pattern from the 90s. Wanted to do reno, but I checked the price... wah, my heart also pain. Cannot lah. Then my friend told me, "Eh, you can just paint bathroom tiles , you know?" At first, I was like, "Can meh?" So I decided to try. Okay, first thing first, must clean the tiles properly lah. The grout lines got all the black-black mould, so leceh. But must scrub until clean, if not the paint won't stick. After that, dry properly, then use masking tape to cover all the things you don't want to get paint on. Don't be lazy on this part, okay! Then, you put one layer of primer. This one is important, helps the main paint stick better. For the main event, I used a specialist tile paint. Use a small roller for the big parts, faster and more even. Use a brush for the grout lines and edges. I did two coats. Must be patient and let it dry properly between coats. The result... shiok, man! Ser...

Okay, can we talk about choosing paint? I swear, it’s one of the most stressful parts of decorating. You stand there looking at a wall of a thousand shades of white, and your brain just goes blank. We’ve all been there. After a lot of trial and error, I found my go-to, never-fails colour, especially for our homes here in Singapore. It's ivory. Seriously. It might not sound exciting, but an ivory white colour is the perfect starting point for any room. It’s a classic for a reason. That "Warm and Cosy" Feeling You know how some super bright whites can feel a bit like a hospital? That’s what I want to avoid. A warm white paint like ivory is different. It has this soft, creamy vibe that just makes you feel relaxed the moment you walk in the door. It's not yellow, it’s just… softer. It takes that bright Singapore sun and turns it into a lovely, gentle glow inside your home. It makes a living room the kind of place you actually want to chill out in after a long day. It Pl...

Let's be honest. You've been staring at those same four walls for a while now, haven't you? That scuff mark from moving the sofa has become part of the decor, and the colour that felt so fresh five years ago now just feels… dated. You know a new coat of paint would work wonders, but then the reality of it hits you: the prep, the mess, the time. The thought of turning your home into a chaotic work zone for a week is enough to make anyone put it off. But what if there was a way to get that beautiful, fresh look without all the drama? The Weekend DIY Dream vs. Reality The weekend DIY project. It sounds great on paper, right? A quick trip for supplies, some music playing, and a stunning new room by Sunday night. But if you’ve ever tried it, you know the reality can be a bit different. The endless taping, the stubborn old paint that won’t cooperate, and that sinking feeling when you see uneven patches under the light. Suddenly, your relaxing weekend has become a stressful chore....

Adding more colour to your everyday routine doesn’t have to mean big changes or a total makeover. Small, thoughtful touches can instantly lift your mood and make your home (and your style) feel more personal. If you’re aiming for colourful living and you want to make life colourful in simple, realistic ways, start with these five ideas. 1) Create colourful shelves with bright accessories Shelves are the perfect place to experiment because you can swap items in and out anytime. Try styling a shelf with a few bold pieces—vases, books, framed prints, candles, or ceramics—then balance them with neutral items so the colour stands out. Tip: Choose one colour family (like pinks or blues) and repeat it 2–3 times across the shelf for a more “designed” look. 2) Collect memories that add colour and personality One of the easiest ways to build a colourful home is to bring back meaningful items from places you’ve been—or even from local markets in your own city. Small pieces of art, textiles, sha...

Your ability to concentrate on school or online learning will greatly depend on your study area. If you have a messy or uncomfortable area to study in, it will cause distractions and decrease your productivity. By utilizing some simple study room design tips you can create a space that will help you focus and work more effectively. 1. Limit the Number of Items in Your Study Room Start with the essentials—acquire a comfortable chair, a proper desk, and good lighting—as these are the basic elements of an efficient study room setup. Having everything you need laid out in a clean and organized way will help keep your mind calm and provide greater concentration when studying. 2. Select a Quiet Area Choose an area with minimal noise and distractions as this will allow you to concentrate for longer periods of time. Sound can also disrupt your concentration, so you need to choose an area with very little or no sound at all. 3. Limit Distractions, Then Make It Yours When you are studying, idea...