Canter & Gallop Design Ltd (CGD) has crafted a delightfully understated, cabin-like retreat overlooking the sea in Lohas Park, Hong Kong.
In a tropically inspired apartment at 3 Orchard By-The-Park, Superfat Designs blends natural textures and polished finishes to harmonise with the architect Antonio Citterio’s design intent for the titular building.
Channelling the zeitgeist of the 1970s, this Double Bay apartment is a modern reinterpretation of traditional design.
The Auburn Studio designed Shibui with a distinct fusion of minimalism and Japandi aesthetics, resulting in a subtle and unobtrusive beauty.
Channelling the zeitgeist of the 1970s, this Double Bay apartment is a modern reinterpretation of traditional design.
With a clear divide between public and private areas and a strong design language, the Monolith apartment by Right Angle Studio strikes a balance between expressive material textures and muted, earthy colour palette.
Designed by Palindrome Spaces, Villa in the Sky weaves together contemporary aesthetics with traditional features in the heart of India.
Goy Architects’ sensitive adjustments and additions to this apartment form a cosy home layered with timber and greenery.
A standard one-bedroom apartment is reimagined through a clever use of space and design, embodying the future of compact living in Jakarta.
Designing a sky-high home in the heart of southern Hong Kong, overlooking Repulse Bay, this residence by Bean Buro is perfectly balanced for work and play.
Takenouchi Webb’s dexterous ability to craft artful interiors is exhibited in this apartment.
Simplicity was initially front of mind when designing Cypreś. Yet by marrying the best of both a standalone home with that of apartment life, an elegant, cylindrical form emerged perfectly suited to the nuances of living simply with ease.
The lush surroundings and hardy interiors of this forty-year-old apartment served as the inspiration for its makeover.
This black and white penthouse sports splashes of colour and graphical features that express the owners’ love for music and dogs.
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Designing a deeply personal apartment in response to the owners’ lifestyle, Nicholas Gurney has created a home for live, work and play.
Clever design solutions bring out the potential of this awkwardly shaped apartment, and maximises the occupants’ enjoyment of the view outside.
Designer, founder and principal of TE-EL Ethan Lim creates an inviting retreat from the helter-skelter of Singaporean life.
Every nook and cranny in this Kuala Lumpur apartment has been lovingly reworked by Empt Studio to be functional, beautiful and reflective of the owners’ personalities.
Borrowed landscape and a highly considered interior outfit saw L Architects transpose this ground floor unit to look and feel more akin to landed living.
SPIRE designs a home that’s centred on the principles and aesthetics of wabi-sabi for a young couple who desire to live modestly and simply.
By harnessing the transformative power of plywood interiors, MONOCOT has given this Strathmore Avenue home a good dose of personality and warmth.
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.
Though this design strategy may seem counter productive at face value, this apartment shows that it yields positive result when done right.
Despite its limited floor space, this abode doesn’t shy away from using bold finishes and upscale design elements to achieve a look of luxury.
PI Architects transformed an old condominium into an expansive home with generous volumes and seamless planes, ideal for uncluttered and mindful living.
Archive Design applies a palette of light hues to ‘enlarge’ the apartment while ensuring all the owners’ storage needs are met.
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Metier Planner gives this home a comfortable ambience with timeless design features.
This eclectic apartment is a colourful melange of design elements, with generous and comfortable spaces for family living.
An 800sqft condominium apartment with high ceilings is meticulously metamorphosed into a spacious dwelling for two.
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With just 258sqft to work with, architect Brad Swartz has turned this Sydney apartment into a flexible and highly liveable home.
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This 377sqft one-bedroom apartment with home office demonstrates how to live well with less.
This Tanjong Rhu apartment has a reconfigured layout that now caters to the homeowners lifestyle needs and allows them to fully indulge in their hobbies.