Light wood tones

hdb flat designed with limited mobility in mind by Happe Design Atelier (2)

An HDB flat designed with limited mobility in mind

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.

This minimalist HDB flat is a functional and purposeful home

Right Angle Studio’s consistent use of light oak and grey tiles, paired with pockets of smoked mirrors establish a harmonised and composed HDB home.

This jumbo flat is a Muji-inspired modern sanctuary

By taking inspiration from Japanese interior design, D5 Studio Image gave this jumbo flat a bright, airy and sophisticated look.

A simple design and restful feel in this 3-bedroom condo

Renovated for $35,000 this 3-bedroom condominium features light wood tones and simple, functional aesthetics.

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