5-room HDB resale flat

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.

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.

Plush Interior Design creates a bright and open-plan abode that’s comfortable and also ideally suited for WFH.

Metaphor Studio manipulated the layout of this Pinnacle@Duxton resale flat as a stage for a couple to live out their best lives for many years to come.

Aart Boxx Interior turned a restrictive HDB typology into a voluminous flat that capitalises on the luxury of space without compromising on aesthetics.

Fatema Design Studio combined Moroccan themes and traditional Islamic design elements in this maisonette.

This 20-year-old unit gets a makeover with restructuring strategies and customised features by AP Concept.

Despite the limits of a tight brief, Ethereall transformed this five-room resale flat into a timeless yet quietly whimsical abode for a couple.

Eye-catching features and details create a functional and interesting home for the resident to live, play, rest and work.

This resale flat undergoes a massive transformation to meet a young couple’s work needs, hobbies and personal preferences.

Flo Design breathes new life into the predictable Scandinavian interior style with a touch of eclectic bohemian flair for this couple’s first home.

Vivre Creative Design plays with a monochromatic colour scheme and nifty storage features to give this lived-in resale flat a second life.

What was once a dull, dated and uninspiring HDB flat has now been refurbished with a clean, refreshing Scandinavian feel by AP Concept.

Following a fresh makeover by Vivre Creative Design, a once drab-looking flat is now a cosy, cosmopolitan haven.

With a dark palette and industrial elements, this multigenerational family home has a bold personality.

What was once a dreary five-room HDB flat is now a modern, open-concept home, thanks to the designers from Dots N Tots Interior.

Following plenty of restructuring to the layout, Artistroom conceptualised a home that embraces sleek furnishings and a variety of textures for a family of three.

Although somewhat different in their personalities, the two brothers sharing this resale flat have a common affinity for the minimalist style. This has been translated beautifully into their home by way of statement-making designs.