Think under-800 sq ft means compromise? Think again. These four homes show how smart design, clear lifestyle vision and gutsy detailing turn compact living into a serious style win.
These radical renovations will change how you see public housing.
Balconies are a rare luxury in modern Singapore apartments. If you are lucky enough to have the opportunity to purchase a HDB balcony flat, don’t let it slip away.
Many are turning to resale rather than BTO flats as wait times and prices continue to rise.
Once an old and dingy flat, it has been completely overhauled by Vivre Creative Design into a clean and contemporary home for a school teacher.
Metaphor Studio manipulated the layout of this Pinnacle@Duxton resale flat as a stage for a couple to live out their best lives for many years to come.
Warm and inviting, yet sleek and orderly, this BTO flat is a picture of comfort and serenity for the couple who resides here.
This BTO flat is primed for working, relaxing, and entertaining thanks to its open-plan layout, clever space planning and thoughtful details devised by Aart Boxx Interior.
The abundance of space in this HDB flat allows Aart Boxx Interior to experiment with secret doors, indoor balconies, and a reconfigured layout.
Industrial, Peranakan and Moroccan elements unite in this eclectic BTO flat designed by Ethereall.
This 20-year-old unit gets a makeover with restructuring strategies and customised features by AP Concept.
In this home designed by Ethereall, the living room, dining room, kitchen and gym all sit in one large, free-flowing communal space.
A well-travelled family’s European-influenced residence mixes classic and modern details for a cosy yet distinguished home.
By taking inspiration from Japanese interior design, D5 Studio Image gave this jumbo flat a bright, airy and sophisticated look.
An open concept and a flexible spatial layout allow the owners of this HDB flat to adjust the rooms of their home to meet their immediate needs quickly and easily.
A home for a creative couple gets a facelift with an unexpected spin on a modern Japanese style.
Metier Planner employs unconventional design manoeuvres to boost the impression of space and livability in this 721sqft flat.
From Peranakan to industrial, and Japanese to Moroccan style, these amazing homes are your favourite picks of 2019.
This resale flat undergoes a massive transformation to meet a young couple’s work needs, hobbies and personal preferences.
Joey Khu ID balances the use of darker hues in this compact unit with mirrors, seamless design features and sleek lines to maintain a spacious feel.
Flo Design breathes new life into the predictable Scandinavian interior style with a touch of eclectic bohemian flair for this couple’s first home.
Exacting details and finishes channel the idea for this swanky bachelor pad where the function is not an afterthought.
Dots N Tots Interior crafts a home with a neutral palette that is as laid-back as its owners.
Designer Joey Khu’s new home is staged for quiet evenings in – and a hoard of design objects.
Here are the eight inspiring flats in Singapore that are in the running for the title of Outstanding HDB Flat at LBDA 2019.
Glenn Loh of D5 Studio Image embarks on the most significant project of his career – designing his own home.
Home to a painter and a businessman, the rustic industrial abode boasts a large art studio, in place of an ordinary living room. Although an unusual choice that calls for careful space planning, the designers from three-d conceptwerke pulled it off with elegance and style.
AMP Design Co. creates a serene and characterful Peranakan-inspired flat that pays tribute to the retired occupants’ heritage.
With a dark palette and industrial elements, this multigenerational family home has a bold personality.
This home takes an experimental and exploratory approach with the help of Lux Design.
D5 Studio Image works with the unique interior architecture of this HDB flat instead of against it to create a dynamic living space for its inhabitants.
Ushering warmth and visual depth, dark colours are the order of day in this bachelor pad by Fineline Design.
Each room in this HDB flat designed by I.D.I.D sports its own colour palette, lending a quirky and eclectic flair to the interiors.
Despite its dusky blue walls and dark wood floors, this industrial chic flat by Carpenters still looks light and expansive.
A raised platform that hides a mattress is just one of the clever design solutions employed in this residence to maximise the efficient use of space.
From HDB flats to private apartments and landed properties, here are 10 impressive homes to steal ideas for your own.
Dark wood textures and a clean-lined design by Couple Abode bring forth an HDB flat that shines with a minimalistic yet laidback vibe.
From regular to radical-looking, this HDB flat designed by Fatema Design Studio is characterised by elaborate patterns and textures inspired by the diverse Moorish culture.
This four-room HDB flat looks and feel supersized thanks to open, connected spaces and a streamlined design scheme by Nest Spatial Design.
Blending modern comforts with the existing wood finishes, Design 4 Space has created a chic and cosy living space all set for better liveability.
Bearing a modern, Zen-like aesthetic, this HDB flat is a quiet repose adapted for a young couple who embraces the minimalist Japanese lifestyle.
Endowed with full creative control, Raymond Kuek’s team from Fineline Design, turned this plain-vanilla BTO unit into a modern contemporary haven for a pair of newly-weds.
White, bright, luxurious and modern describe the look that the homeowners wished for their home together. They entrusted the project to the design team at Fineline Design, who elevated the look with marble and brass trimmings.
Following plenty of restructuring to the layout, Artistroom conceptualised a home that embraces sleek furnishings and a variety of textures for a family of three.
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See which Singapore homes have been shortlisted by our judges as having undergone the most dramatic and inspiring transformation.
See the six HDB flat projects in Singapore that are in the running to take home the LBDA 2018 title of Outstanding HDB Flat.
Covering around 90 hectares, Plantation District by HDB will be green and smart and revolve around community farming.
When the owners of this 5-room HDB flat hired JX Design, top on their brief was their desire for distinctly separated private and public spaces. Designer Goh Cheah Sheh has taken this directive and given them so much more: a fun barn-style concept, and rooms that connect with one another.
Receiving an update in both style and space, this old resale HDB flat has been transformed into a contemporary home by the designers from Third Avenue Studio. The versatile strokes of monochromes complement the clean design lines and promote a fluid flow of light, air and space.