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Heeding the call for a comfortable family home with room to entertain, Design Zage has transformed an old terrace house into a spacious dwelling that responds beautifully to the owners’ needs.

Light timber, gold accents and thoughtful design elements give this apartment by Parenthesis its natural charm.

With two young children in tow, the owners asked Archive Design to craft spaces that would encourage familial bonding. The designers gave them this and a whole lot more.

With artful strokes that bring in light and open up space, this old Tiong Bahru walk-up apartment is now someone’s dream home.

Through clever spatial interventions by SSplusD, this maisonette gets two additional rooms so a multi-generational household can live together comfortably.

Having worked with MET Interior’s Melvin Tan
for their first home, the family of three returned 
to him to design their second home. What they got was a clean, modern home with plenty of concealed storage.

A young married couple couldn’t decide on which interior design style to choose for their home, so Third Avenue Design gave them what they both wanted.

In this home, the designers used textured finishes in neutral tones to contribute to the interior’s quiet sophistication, and light-enhancing surfaces (such as tinted mirrors) to bring more lustre

Everything looks better with a touch of colour and this couldn’t be truer for this DBSS flat where D’ Initial Concept linked colourful palettes with a simple Scandinavian-styled backdrop

D’ Initial Concept revamps a bungalow and gives its a fresh, new lease of life

Northwest Interior Design didn’t want to be restricted by the rigid layout of an HDB flat

This bungalow at Sentosa Cove lives up to its prestigious location, thanks to the functional and creative design by Unimax Creative

The owners of this HDB flat wanted to inject a bit of colour into their lives