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Set against a handsome-looking woody backdrop, glitzy accents in gold introduce modern opulence to this condominium unit designed by Black N White Haus.

A resale bungalow that was seemingly stuck in the ’90s aesthetics has been given a 21st century design intervention by Vivre Creative Design.

To emphasise this apartment’s understated yet luxe look, design firm I.D.I.D applied textures, lines and neutral colours to great effect.

Perinelli Design delivers a stylish and sophisticated home with a playful touch that pays homage to the individuality of each family member.

Check out three of the most decorated residences of the late artiste who died of natural cause at the age of 81.

Add some luxe to your home. These stylish pieces will make guests ask “where’d you get that?”

This posh, contemporary residential estate by Studio Lotus is a master stroke in architectural ingenuity and exquisite, yet homely interior design.

Free Space Intent designs an apartment in the Trilight by balancing order and chaos; where shades of muted tones meet dramatic patterns in a curated manner.

Eye-catching stone, Islamic motifs and a keen eye for detailing instil a sense of quiet luxury and homely, hospitality-like comfort in this HDB flat.

Architecture Discipline strikes the perfect balance between playful flamboyance and subtle refinement in this New Delhi residence.

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.

White Italian marble and golden borders dominate this polished apartment by Black N White Haus.

Sporting interesting circular motifs and sleek finishes, this semi-detached house by Lux Design is a picture of modern luxury with a very desirable guest room.

Designer Joey Khu’s new home is staged for quiet evenings in – and a hoard of design objects.

Elden Lim from Minimology maximised the floor area to transform this apartment into a spacious family home.

Specialising in the design of luxury residential projects, Lux Design seeks to translate its clients’ vision of a dream home into one that’s tailored to their lifestyle.

Tailored as a private enclave in the heart of the city, this apartment seeks to achieve a sense of understated opulence through a luxurious mix of textures and materials.

Every aspect of the Grange Garden Apartment – down to the furniture – has been crafted by multidisciplinary designer Gabriel Tan to prioritise light, storage and the occupants’ way of living.

What makes a home luxurious? It’s not about how much you spend on your interior design, but how it looks and feels. Here’s a guide on getting the luxurious look without breaking the bank.

See the stunning interiors of this Hong Kong villa that expounds a poetic quality designed by VERB + PARA.

Rescued from decay, this Victorian mansion in Melbourne, Australia blends its past with an elegant, new contemporary character.

It’s impossible to live unplugged in this day and age, so why not get the best (very little) money can buy.

Open spaces and an exquisite pairing of materials by Third Avenue Studio create an inviting and bespoke home for this three-generation household.

See how Gwen Tan and Berlin Lee embrace nature instead of shutting it out by way of an unconventional layout and remarkably open design.

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A spacious 5-bedroom penthouse gets a modern and luxurious touch with plenty of functionality included.

Here are some thoughtful housewarming gifts that’ll make you the best guest ever.

Turn your house into a home with these five newly released homeware which are beautiful yet functional.

As open-plan kitchens increase in popularity, it’s important to not forget the centre of the design – enter the composite quartz sinks from hansgrohe.

Gone are the days of endless choices, complicated concepts, elaborate details and unnecessary embellishments. Simply put, the art of living well is now based on embracing simplicity – the new luxury.