minimalism

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D’ Initial Concept gives a tour of a dreamy and minimalist BTO flat they designed with seamless surfaces and sculpted edges.

I.D.I.D designs a space efficient and cat-friendly home that embodies the Zen mentality often associated with Japanese minimalism.

Obbio Concept puts a unique spin on a Scandinavian aesthetic, bringing comfort and culture into this family home.

Antimatter creates a peaceful, minimalist sanctuary within this St. Regis Residences apartment for a couple seeking to escape the daily bustle.

Craftsmen Studio crafts an incisively simple yet versatile home with details meticulously designed to add depth, finesse and character.

Want a minimalist kitchen like the ones you‘ve been pinning to your inspiration board? Here are easy ways to get – and maintain – the look.

Inspired by the Scandinavian and minimalist design philosophies, Vän Hus Interior Design transformed this resale flat into a restful sanctuary.

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.

Thanks to interior design firm Artistroom, this HDB flat manages to showcase how minimalism can be an effective design look

PI Architects transformed an old condominium into an expansive home with generous volumes and seamless planes, ideal for uncluttered and mindful living.

This resale condominium unit designed by AP Concept nails Nordic style with a reductionist approach.

Taking style cues from Japanese lifestyle brand Muji and Scandinavian design, this home by Dots N Tots Interior combines the best of clean, minimalistic lines with warm wood textures.

At a time when Singapore interior design is all about loud designs and heavy textures, it’s refreshing to see a home that is designed to be “conservatively chic”