Industrial

Having undergone a complete overhaul, this once dilapidated walk-up apartment restored by Three-D Conceptwerke is now a breezy open-plan dwelling fit for a bachelor and his dogs.

The owners of this HDB flat in Punggol are avid gamers, and wanted a home that would be different and unexpected. Swift Interior gave them exactly that.

Parenthesis transforms an old five-room flat in Hougang – filling it with warmth, nostalgia and industrial influences.

What’s going to be hot in the world of interiors? WGSN Interiors unveils the key trends.

AP Concept marries Japanese minimalism with rustic industrialism to create novel ways of living in this HDB flat.

End-Lot House in Kuala Lumpur uses the desirable location to its advantage while creating a private escape for the owners.

Ethereall combines a young couple’s love for Scandinavian design and dark colours, and the result is a chic and homely abode made edgy with industrial touches.

Even though the owners appreciated a raw and industrial look, they did not want something typical and worked with MET Interior to create a style they could call their own.

Ethereall designed a fun, safe and practical home for a couple to raise their toddler in.

With the help of the design team from Dots N Tots Interior, this HDB flat is now a playful home that’s packed with storage and display cases.

AP Concept used wire mesh, wood panels and black accents to create an industrial themed home that takes its inspiration from stylish boutique hotels.

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 design team from three-d conceptwerke used unconventional housing materials such as concrete ventilation bricks and neon signage to adhere to the ‘modern industrial and steampunk man cave’ aesthetics.

Ethereall pulls out all the stops to give this industrial looking flat a large, open kitchen that’s fit for hosting and whipping up master-chef worthy treats.

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

Bold colours and funky patterns give this home a vibrant and youthful feel, and perfectly reflect the owners’ personalities.

With striking display showcases and utilitarian industrial accents, Metier Planner pumps up the visual appeal of this liquor collectors’ home.

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.

See how I.D.I.D has created a practical and comfortable maisonette with industrial design influences for three generations of a family living under one roof.

The melange of wood, metal and concrete elements creates a cosy, industrial den that is replete with many creature comforts.

A new mezzanine level by the Prozfile design team makes the most of this pre-war apartment’s 6.5-metre ceiling.

To cater to the married couple’s differing preferences, the designers from Unimax Creative have created a harmonious combination of contemporary and industrial elements, and dark and light tones in their 4-room flat.

Modelled after an NYC loft, this condominium unit by Meter Square features a bold interplay of edgy textures and sleek design lines.

A spacious Annandale warehouse residence has a rich history of past inhabitants and uses, each of which has informed the space as it stands today.

The design team from Asialand has taken cues from the industrial style to construct a house that will adapt and grow with the needs of the middle-aged couple living here.

The office belonging to interior design firm Design Chapterz boasts a welcoming industrial style reminiscent of that in a trendy cafe.

The blend of dark colours and cement screed finishes create an intriguing charm in this home designed by Rhiss Interior.

A young married couple couldn’t decide on which interior design style to choose for their home, so Third Avenue Design gave them what they both wanted.

While keeping to sound designs might make more sense for a household with children, the owner of this condominium unit decided to take a chance with the industrial style

When building the dream home for this couple and their twin boys, Museum Homes came up with a design that will grow and evolve together with the family

The designers from Artistroom tore down walls and completely reconfigured the floor plan to accommodate a growing family

This multi-generational home takes its design influence from Singapore’s rich cultural history with a dash of the industrial

This 5-room HDB flat takes reference from the laidback lifestyle of New York’s loft apartments in all their rustic and industrial glory

Design firm Meter Cube gave this apartment the right balance of industrial and modern elements

Lofty ceilings, free-flowing spaces and a surprising mix of urban industrial chic and rustic charm define this condominium maisonette

The owners of The Rocking Chair took charge of their home renovation and personally customised every furniture piece they could

Here in Singapore, living in a studio apartment comes with a slew of challenges. For example, how do you maintain the essential areas for everyday living without cramping the space?

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

Customise your own storage space with the d-Bodhi Stacking Boxes, a casual, modular storage system for bits and bobs

This bookrack with multiple storage shelves keep the modern homeowner in mind with a plethora of displays and storage needs

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

This 990-sqft 4-room HDB is an industrial-influenced home that successfully juggles form and function

Linear Space Concepts describes this 4-room HDB as a “modern kampong” with a “raw and simple look”

By contrasting ‘warm and cosy’ with ‘cold and hard’, this terrace house succeeds in creating interesting interiors that remain easy to maintain

Different textured surfaces play an important role in giving this 4-room HDB flat its unique character

Interior design firm Dots ‘N’ Tots breathed new life into this 5-room resale flat at Geylang Bahru