executive apartment

With a reimagined balcony, beautiful detailing, and practical planning, this executive apartment becomes a warm, easy space for a young family to grow into.

For interior designer Poh Ling of The Interior Lab, redesigning her own executive apartment in Serangoon North was both a personal and practical endeavour — a warm, lived-in reflection of family life inspired by Cameron Highlands Resort.

Forget cookie-cutter HDB living. This flat at Bukit Merah View has been dramatically reconfigured into a warm, organic, Japanese-inspired sanctuary — complete with curved walls and a genkan-style entryway.

D’ Initial Concept transforms a Rivervale executive apartment into a light-filled, storage-smart home, blending Japandi calm with touches of modern luxe for a family of four.

d’Phenomenal crafts a timeless and kid-friendly home that’s beautifully designed to meet the needs of a family of four for years to come.

Ascend Design transforms an executive apartment into an ‘urban cave’ with a delightful medley of earthy materials and textures.

A shared balcony and a secret entertainment room are just some of the rare features in this executive apartment designed by Ethereall.

By taking inspiration from Japanese design elements, AMP Design Co. gave this pared-back apartment a minimalist aesthetic.

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

Charming and nostalgic, this uniquely-designed executive apartment by Dots N Tots Interior presents a fluid spatial flow which encourages family bonding and hosting company.

A resale apartment with four bedrooms and a balcony, this home offers plenty of space to work with. Fatema Design Studio overhauled the home to create well-defined spaces while keeping the layout open.