SG-Art…full living

I am sure that most of you will agree, that as cat owners, we believe that in our homes where serenity and beauty coexist, even our pets deserve spaces that reflect calm and care.

Cats, in particular, seek quiet, elevated spots where they can observe the world in comfort and safety. Designing cat-friendly corners with aesthetic intention not only nurtures your feline companion but also enhances our home’s overall sense of harmony, a perfect blend of form, function, and Feng Shui.

Your home is more than a place to live: it is a living narrative. Every room, every object, every brushstroke on the wall tells a story about who you are and what you love. When approached with intention, your home can become a private gallery, one that reflects not just your style but your spirit. The art you display and how you display it, can transform everyday space into something soulful, sophisticated, and deeply personal.

When you walk into a space that just feels right, calm, balanced, and inviting, you are likely sensing the subtle power of feng shui at work. Rooted in ancient Chinese philosophy, feng shui (pronounced fung shway) is the art of arranging your environment to promote harmony, vitality, and the smooth flow of energy, or chi. At its core, feng shui is about creating a home that supports your well-being on every level.

Blending timeless elegance with serene simplicity is key for Axel Vervoordt. His interiors, known for muted colour palettes, organic textures, and a quiet sense of harmony, have influenced homeowners, collectors, and artists around the world. Far from chasing trends, Axel Vervoordt’s way of decorating champions authenticity, restraint, and a deep respect for natural materials.

Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt has built an international reputation for interiors that radiate tranquillity. Known for his muted colour palettes, natural textures, and mastery of light, Vervoordt creates homes that feel more like sanctuaries than showpieces. His work offers valuable lessons for anyone hoping to design spaces that encourage calm, reflection, and inner peace.

Clutter and consumerism often define our homes. As a result, a rise of interest in the concept of empty space, a philosophy rooted in the belief that less truly is more. By allowing rooms to breathe, absence can prove just as powerful as presence can be.

Wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy, celebrates imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity. It is more than just an aesthetic in interior design. It is a way of living that embraces authenticity, natural beauty, and the passage of time.

Modern interior design often emphasises clean lines, open spaces, and minimalist aesthetics. When seeking ways to bring balance, wellness, and positive energy into our environments, Feng shui, can offer a timeless framework that integrates seamlessly with contemporary décor.

Colour does more than set the mood of a space, in feng shui, it is believed to carry powerful energy that influences emotions, relationships, and even success. Each shade corresponds to one of the five feng shui elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, water), and choosing the right tones for each room can transform a home into a place of balance and vitality.