Project

Designed by Studio Luuseed, this apartment rethinks spatial flow through curves, colour and careful retention to create a layered home shaped by movement and use.

In this inter-terrace home renovation in Kovan, Uncommon Studio reshapes everyday family life around light, openness and a quiet sense of connection — one that unfolds vertically as much as it does across the floor.

In this Jurong West five-room resale flat, Jonathan Tan of No Sense Studio reshapes a conventional layout into an open, adaptable home — one that prioritises light, movement and ease of daily living.

Designed by Plush Interior Design, the decades-old layout of this jumbo flat is thoughtfully refreshed to achieve a calm, welcoming home centred on connection.

This 1,650-square-foot home prioritises flow, function and personal expression, balancing everyday practicality with a distinctly lived-in character.

akiHAUS Design Studio brings lightness and intention to this Piermont Grand condo, creating an airy and versatile layout that adapts easily to daily family routines.

Soft, nature-inspired tones are paired with thoughtful planning to create a home that feels calm, intuitive and deeply liveable.

Designed with family life in mind, this home blends mid-century warmth, open-plan living, and thoughtful material choices to support both daily routines and meaningful gatherings.

Set among mature fig trees in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, Waverley House is a sensitive renovation by Sam Crawford Architects that uses split levels, natural materials and landscape connections to support family life.

Home to Clifford See, co-founder of Local Architecture Research + Design, this Bishan resale flat centres on a “Wonder Wall” designed to organise space and adapt to everyday family life.