HDB Flat

Speaking in primary

Primary hues. Curved tiles. A reworked layout. In this five-room resale flat, Ascend Design channels colour with clarity, crafting a home made for connection and conversation.

A two-bedroom condo made for cosy days in

Designed with everyday comfort in mind, this Yio Chu Kang condominium by MET Interior offers a tranquil setting for a middle-aged couple embracing slow living.

Designed for openness: A five-room resale in Jurong West

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.

A jumbo flat reworked for multi-gen 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.

A mid-century family home designed for comfort and connection

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.

A Bishan flat with a Wonder Wall

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.

A Chai Chee home designed for togetherness

In a neighbourly Chai Chee estate, Ofthebox transforms a five-room resale flat into a warm, character-rich home for a couple who thrive on doing different things – together.

A Pasir Ris executive apartment reborn for everyday family living

With a reimagined balcony, beautiful detailing, and practical planning, this executive apartment becomes a warm, easy space for a young family to grow into.

A feel-good Tengah BTO with cosy vibes

Designed by Darwin Interior for a young couple and their two cats, this Tengah BTO flat blends dark, handsome finishes with soft Scandinavian calm.

Home between journeys: A Japandi haven in Fernvale Link

A young airline couple wanted a space that felt like the calm they once found in Japan — intimate, grounded, and quietly romantic. Intheory Design turns that feeling into a tactile, low-lit sanctuary where every surface tells a story.