Eclectic

Though the design was instigated pre Covid, Ovolo South Yarra in Melbourne is seriously the embodiment of a lockdown antithesis.

Strong colours and a balanced mix of modern and vintage elements create an impactful but cosy home for a close-knit family of four.

Industrial, Peranakan and Moroccan elements unite in this eclectic BTO flat designed by Ethereall.

In this walk-up apartment, Third Avenue Studio tore down every wall possible to create a distinct new abode for a young family.

The designers from Metier Planner have taken the brief for a Scandi-inspired home up a notch with the help of edgy and eclectic design touches.

Husband and wife compromise their interior design preferences with a laidback seaside resort-inspired home.

This 5-room HDB breaks out of the mould and fully embraces the use of colours, prints and patterns.

A mishmash of styles comes together in this eclectic home that also acts as a gallery of prized artworks

Eclectic pops of colour and a generous dose of natural greenery takes the modern-Scandinavian theme to new levels

When designing this resale HDB flat, Linear Space found the common threads that link a three-generational family together: a creative spark that runs through the family, a shared passion for nostalgia and a healthy respect for nature.

Many homeowners are looking for a home that has a bit more texture and personality, and a brick wall brings those properties to the table, without taking up any valuable floor space

One of Singapore’s hidden treasures is tucked away in a dead end street off East Coast Road. Here, you’ll find a row of conserved Peranakan houses dating back to an era when this neighbourhood sat next to swamps and marshes. Nowadays, these inter-terrace houses are unique buildings against Singapore’s modern architecture; unspoilt intricate exteriors sitting […]

The couple who bought this HDB resale flat had a “crazy wish list” of interior design ideas that pairs Pop Art eclecticism with the stoic practicality of the Industrial look

While more Singapore homes are picking up on the Scandinavian trend, this home goes a step further with an interior design that adds a playful twist to the look

The idea behind the home is to look almost like an art gallery, with open display shelves and a constantly changing roster of decor and design

This executive condominium at the Esparina bucks the trend with its personality-laden interior by Third Avenue Studio that wields colour as a powerful design tool.

Why live in a home that’s typically Singaporean when you can have a house that’s influenced by many different cities from around the world.