Louvred windows and a green lung were incorporated into the house design to create a bright and airy home.
Tucked away in a charming area in USJ, Subang Jaya, Selangor was a bungalow in need of some love and tender care. The house was at least 15 years old when the current homeowner bought it and had already been renovated by the previous homeowner.
The homeowner sought the services of Effendy Nadzri, co-founder and design director of ENDO KL, to transform the gloomy house.
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Louvred windows and a green lung were incorporated into the house design to create a bright and airy home.
Patterns and colours were used delicately, allowing the furniture and decor to take centrestage.
The furniture in the house was mostly custom made in Malaysia.
Every room is an oasis of calm.
A courtyard garden functions as a green lung for the home.
The entryway was done in a minimalist style with a clean finish.
Due to pandemic restrictions, the design team had to source materials locally, which turned out to be a good decision.
The TV room is a cosy, relaxing space.
The designer created a mudroom as a transition between the outside and inside.
Louvred windows promote natural ventilation and allow plenty of daylight to reach every corner of the home.
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