2-bedroom condo

Happe Design Atelier focused on creating a cosy environment to welcome the homeowners’ connection to art.

Refreshing the flow and visual space of this condo with an open floor plan, Joey Khu ID also introduced a welcoming energy amidst its dusky-coloured design accents.

This 592-square-foot apartment is so flexible that spaces can morph to make room for classes. Take a look inside.

Leaning into rugged finishes and sophisticated wood accents, this condo by Metaphor Studio stands out with its elevated chill vibes.

This monochrome apartment embraces black, white and everything in between, and comes with great functional features despite its petite size.

Rather than being tucked away, this warm and cheery kitchen is the pride of the home and made for cooking, living and connecting.

Vivre Creative Design merged two bedrooms into one, tackled the narrow footprint of the dining space, and created space for a walk-in wardrobe and additional storage for the owner’s toy collection within this modestly sized apartment.

Organised, dark and handsome, this residence has been tailored to fit the needs of an accomplished bachelor mostly, and his mum who comes to visit from time to time.

Archive Design applies a palette of light hues to ‘enlarge’ the apartment while ensuring all the owners’ storage needs are met.

An 800sqft condominium apartment with high ceilings is meticulously metamorphosed into a spacious dwelling for two.

Open-concept kitchens may be all the rage, but this resale condo has a glass-enclosed kitchen that is worth more than a second look.

Striking details and grand flourishes have turned this apartment into a classic yet modern home.

This 20-year-old apartment was given more than just a facelift. Beneath its stunning good looks is impeccable space planning that totally transformed its different spaces.

Design Chanel Cheah from AC Vision Design used clever storage systems and space-saving features to transform this 2-bedroom apartment into a home that meets the living and storage needs of this family.

Sometimes, a home that looks simple is the one that has the most thought behind the design.