4-room HDB BTO

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

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 a fresh new configuration and a space-enhancing material palette, this flat designed by Archive Design looks far more spacious than the average 4-room HDB flat.

Joey Khu ID balances the use of darker hues in this compact unit with mirrors, seamless design features and sleek lines to maintain a spacious feel.

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

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

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.

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.

Design 4 Space nailed the Hello Kitty-meets-Nordic aesthetic by finding common design ground in light pastels.

Following the simple yet highly functional design adage of Japanese homes, this HDB flat by the D5 Studio Image design team has been completely reconfigured. They have made the most out of the non-load-bearing walls by transforming them into practical yet stylish storage.

Art, design, colour and spatial practicality come together in a fashionable composition to give this BTO flat a modern luxe vibe.

This flat features a variety of different materials and textures, and comes with lots of storage.