Happe Design Atelier

Neutrals aren’t just safe — they’re sophisticated. Here’s how designers use tone, texture and light to turn understated shades into the foundation of beautiful, modern homes.

With clever carpentry, hidden storage and a seamless open-plan flow, this $111K transformation by Happe Design Atelier proves resale flats can be every bit as stylish and functional as new builds

Every corner of this apartment is imbued with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, and thoughtful crafted by Happe Design Atelier to reflect the homeowners’ personalities and way of living.

Happe Design Atelier transformed this landed house in Siglap with expert space planning, seamlessly blending modern luxury, functionality and natural light in a truly remarkable way.

Happe Design Atelier’s thoughtful design approach demonstrates that even with a short timeline, a condo renovation can achieve a tasteful and authentic Japanese-inspired transformation.

Happe Design Atelier unveils brightness and beauty within the depths of black in this dark bachelor’s pad through an artful interplay of form, texture and light.

Done at a renovation cost of $150,000 and designed by Happe Design Atelier, this dreamy home in Tiong Bahru comes with curated colours and contours that ebb and flow harmoniously between rooms.

At Lookbox Living we cover plenty of beautiful kitchens and as we begin the new year, we pick five ideas that can be game-changing for your next reno.

Happe Design Atelier focused on creating a cosy environment to welcome the homeowners’ connection to art.

Despite this four-room flat’s compact size, Happe Design Atelier managed to create bright and open lounging areas, fulfilling a couple’s dream of having an art deco-inspired space to hang out with friends.

In turning an old HDB flat into a mid-century modern home, Happe Design Atelier has considered the varying needs of a family of five.

A hidden loft and a newly built en-suite bedroom are just some of the brilliant ideas to be found in this minimalist-style condo designed by Happe Design Atelier.

Quirky details and curved features bring character to this minimalist five-room flat designed by Happe Design Atelier.

Move over subway tiles, these other popular tile designs ranging from playful to traditional are far from basic and promise to amp up your home’s style factor.

A married couple’s love for mid-century modern design and retro style is reflected in this colourful home.

The indoors and out are alluringly blurred in this Japandi-inspired penthouse. Enviable features include a skylight, an ‘infinity’ timber decking, and an expansive balcony.

The refreshing interior of this Upper Thomson condo is informed by nature, with every inch of space reprogrammed to suit a young couple.

Wood, marble and a clean-lined design language by Happe Design Atelier shows off a cosy and contemporary home with luxurious undertones.

Taking a reductionist approach, Happe Design Atelier completely transforms a once dingy 43-year-old resale flat into a stylish bachelor pad.

History and sentiment lend richness to this eye-catching flat where contemporary Nordic design meets colourful Art Deco touches.

Taking the brief for a contemporary home further, Happe Design Atelier incorporates the old resale unit’s original terrazzo flooring into the design to create a monochrome haven with a nostalgic twist.

Through a series of elegant interventions, a small and angulated apartment space has been made an ideal family home, complete with a play zone.

This resale flat has been designed by Happe Design Atelier as a warm and inviting dwelling that alludes to the history of its neighbourhood.

Thoughtful design mannerism has been put in place to make this HDB flat work for a senior with reduced mobility and her able-bodied nieces and nephew, without sacrificing aesthetics.

Happe Design Atelier uses creative space segmentation and materiality to bring distinct character and maintain openness in this three-room flat.