4-room HDB

Concrete, plywood and raw textures bring the unhurried charm of island life into this flat in Holland Avenue.

Once an old and dingy flat, it has been completely overhauled by Vivre Creative Design into a clean and contemporary home for a school teacher.

Craftsmen Studio crafts an incisively simple yet versatile home with details meticulously designed to add depth, finesse and character.

Warm and inviting, yet sleek and orderly, this BTO flat is a picture of comfort and serenity for the couple who resides here.

With the help of the design team from Dots N Tots Interior, this HDB flat is now a playful home that’s packed with storage and display cases.

AP Concept used wire mesh, wood panels and black accents to create an industrial themed home that takes its inspiration from stylish boutique hotels.

Inspired by the Scandinavian and minimalist design philosophies, Vän Hus Interior Design transformed this resale flat into a restful sanctuary.

Right Angle Studio’s consistent use of light oak and grey tiles, paired with pockets of smoked mirrors establish a harmonised and composed HDB home.

Industrial, Peranakan and Moroccan elements unite in this eclectic BTO flat designed by Ethereall.

MET Interior designs a spacious and airy home for a young couple to enjoy their personal pursuits.

With its bright and sunny disposition, this four-room flat by interior design firm Ethereall is a contemporary take on jungle chic.

A home for a creative couple gets a facelift with an unexpected spin on a modern Japanese style.

Bold colours and funky patterns give this home a vibrant and youthful feel, and perfectly reflect the owners’ personalities.

The Victorian aesthetic is given a fresh, modern update in this monochrome HDB flat by D’ Initial Concept.

Dots N Tots Interior crafts a home with a neutral palette that is as laid-back as its owners.

Designer Joey Khu’s new home is staged for quiet evenings in – and a hoard of design objects.

Glenn Loh of D5 Studio Image embarks on the most significant project of his career – designing his own home.

With striking display showcases and utilitarian industrial accents, Metier Planner pumps up the visual appeal of this liquor collectors’ home.

This home takes an experimental and exploratory approach with the help of Lux Design.

Walls have been taken down where necessary to facilitate an improved flow of spaces for a young couple who reside in this minimalist flat.

D5 Studio Image works with the unique interior architecture of this HDB flat instead of against it to create a dynamic living space for its inhabitants.

In this 4-room HDB flat, the designers from Metier Planner came up with a concept that works for the family of three.

Each room in this HDB flat designed by I.D.I.D sports its own colour palette, lending a quirky and eclectic flair to the interiors.

Despite its dusky blue walls and dark wood floors, this industrial chic flat by Carpenters still looks light and expansive.

A raised platform that hides a mattress is just one of the clever design solutions employed in this residence to maximise the efficient use of space.

This HDB flat gets reworked by Design 4 Space and now presents lots of open spaces and a homely Nordic design aesthetic.

Dark wood textures and a clean-lined design by Couple Abode bring forth an HDB flat that shines with a minimalistic yet laidback vibe.

From regular to radical-looking, this HDB flat designed by Fatema Design Studio is characterised by elaborate patterns and textures inspired by the diverse Moorish culture.

This four-room HDB flat looks and feel supersized thanks to open, connected spaces and a streamlined design scheme by Nest Spatial Design.

The design concept of this apartment evolved from modern industrial to include luxurious touches and smart space planning.

Design Chapterz transforms a 4-room standard HDB flat into a personalised space that combines an urban resort ambience with elements of Thai culture.

This 990-sqft 4-room HDB is an industrial-influenced home that successfully juggles form and function

The idea behind the home is to look almost like an art gallery, with open display shelves and a constantly changing roster of decor and design

Linear Space Concepts describes this 4-room HDB as a “modern kampong” with a “raw and simple look”