Uncommon Studio reimagines a compact three-room BTO flat as a serene dwelling that uniquely captures the homeowners’ love for travel and slow living.
A meticulous reimagining at Leighwoods condominium transforms a standard 2,300-square-foot layout into an elegant and functional retreat, meeting the dynamic needs of a family of four.
Creative design turns a dated, awkwardly shaped unit into a stylish and functional home tailored to the unique lifestyle of its occupants.
We pick out fine examples of HDB flats that recraft new possibilities for public housing.
This colourful flat by Tofu Studio challenges the limits of HDB living with a convention-defying design that’s simply brilliant.
Atelier Here reoriented the layout of the house, added a rear extension, crafted a triple-storey atrium and installed large windows to create a cosy family retreat without neglecting privacy.
How does one design a home that is both active and serene? PI Architects draws out a captivating solution and unique possibility for HDB living.
Starting from scratch, Haus by JD has expanded the possibilities in this tiny BTO flat to comfortably accommodate hobbies, future pets and indulgent pastimes.
Starting from a bare slate with massive alterations done to the existing structure, Baum Project overhauled this terrace house with contemporary and tailored features to create an airy family home.
In designing their own flat, the founders of interior design studio Ofthebox have created an entertaining-ready home with a hidden linkway for private moments.
This walk-up apartment has been dramatically altered while retaining elements of history to serve a family returning from overseas.
Following a most daring spatial transformation, this resale flat now features a ‘green corridor’ and calm, light-filled spaces that a couple and their pet rabbits can enjoy to the fullest.