hdb maisonette

From daylight engineering to resort-level upstairs suites—these five maisonettes show how to scale impact, not just square footage.

A young professional and her dad live in this minimalist and colourful maisonette home that’s made for rest and entertaining.

From gloomy to cheery, Third Avenue Studio transforms this HDB maisonette with soothing shades of blue for couple with sunny personalities.

Importing the charms of Koh Samui into this maisonette, MET Interior worked with cement to capture a ‘laid-back meets industrial’ style.

This HDB maisonette enjoys a luxurious hotel vibe with just white, black and shades of grey.

Having lived in France for some time, the owners of this HDB maisonette desired to bring some of the French art de vivre into their new home.

Home to a small family unit, this maisonette has been completely transformed into a hip residence that defies typical housing typologies with each level serving different functions.

Through clever spatial interventions by SSplusD, this maisonette gets two additional rooms so a multi-generational household can live together comfortably.

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

Eschewing the overdone design of wood-clad interiors, Fineline Design looked to leather, stone and concrete-like finishes and greyish hues to give this maisonette a cosy yet modern look.

Blending modern comforts with the existing wood finishes, Design 4 Space has created a chic and cosy living space all set for better liveability.