WHERE EAST MEETS WEST: In this delightful Singaporean home, designer Elizabeth Hay has brought together enticing pattern and colour with more traditional elements.

Interior designer Elizabeth Hay furnished this residential apartment in Singapore, in which each room has a new world to be discovered; like a kind of jewelry box, the interior design emerges over and over again. The approach presents a Classic Asian style mingled with modern influences.

When shopping for a new sofa, odds are the primary factors you’re weighing are comfort, silhouette, and upholstery. The walls the piece will sit in front of barely register. While we’ve all been in a shopping vacuum, we’re asking you to reconsider. Why not match the textile on your sofa to what you use to cover the walls?

We’ve seen the furniture-wall pairing all over headboards, but from Tulsa to Singapore, designers and homeowners alike are bringing the trend to sofas these days. The statement-making result allows the couch to sink into the room rather than hog the attention and the space. Read on to see four colorful takes—some patterned, some solid.

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Cool Couture Slipcovers - Reclaim their reign over summer's lightweight dress code, this time with all the tailored trimmings. In Singapore, Elizabeth Hay uses a geometric jacquard (Pierre Frey) to cover a pair of armchairs.

A Singapore apartment has been transformed into a jewel box that takes you on a trip round the world - each room filled with colourful character inspired by the owners' cosmopolitan tastes.

A cooling decor beats back tropical heat, crib these techniques as the mercury peaks. In a Singapore home, designer Elizabeth Hay enlisted icy blues to counter the oppressive climate.

See how Elizabeth Hay transformed her Singapore home with colour and pattern. Mixing print, colour and pattern with clever structural tweaks, interior designer Elizabeth Hay brought new life to her home in Singapore.