Madsmona’s home features the Japandi style, incorporating white and neutral colour tones. Photos: @thedewis.home
Madsmona Md Salleh, 33, likes to keep things simple and that’s the concept that she has extended to her triple-storey semi-detached home as well.
Having just moved into their 3,000sq ft (279sq m) house in Kajang, Selangor, in early March with her husband and two daughters, she has done up her living space in true Japandi spirit.
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Madsmona’s home features the Japandi style, incorporating white and neutral colour tones. Photos: @thedewis.home
Madsmona says the main key to having a simple and minimalist environment at home is to evaluate whether any new item is really necessary for the house.
Madsmona and her husband like the Japandi style for its simplicity and natural vibes.
Madsmona’s home features the Japandi style, incorporating white and neutral colour tones.
The dining area in Madsmona’s home has a simple, cosy feel, with the signature piece being the overhead designer lights.
Generous use of window panes allows the wet kitchen to be flooded with ample daylight, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.
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