open-concept kitchen

Melding sculptural forms, rich textures, and an intuitive approach, this duplex renovation by Studio Metanoia exemplifies the art of turning constraints into creative opportunities.

Modelled after a Japanese shoebox apartment, this family home designed by D5 Studio Image comprises traditional design elements fused with modern comforts.

At the heart of this four-room HDB flat designed by Third Avenue Studio is a well-considered and free-flowing entertaining hub intended for gatherings and everyday routines.

Nestled in Northshore Cove, this bright and breezy flat by Craftsmen Studio strikes the right mood for relaxation and entertaining.

See how d’Phenomenal carved out a highly functional family home despite its limited floor area and modest renovation budget.

Through a sleek interplay of modern neutrals and clean lines, OVON created a spacious L-shaped kitchen for a family who loves to entertain.

Bespoke features designed by d’Phenomenal transform this formerly nondescript DBSS flat into a forever home.

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

This 29-year-old resale flat’s renovation by AP Concept highlights a refreshed kitchen layout and an airy and spacious interior.

Cat holes and scratch-proof walls are just some of the details that make this flat so special for a fun-loving couple and their felines.

Plush Interior Design gives this HDB BTO unit in Punggol a cheerful and lively character with a play on colour and texture.

Life revolves around the kitchen in this modern rustic five-room flat where the common areas have been made into one seamless zone.

Through effective design interventions, Plush Interior Design has made this four-room Bidadari flat the ideal abode for a couple.

d’Phenomenal designs an unconventional family home complete with a rock climbing wall, and a library and entertainment den.

arche° hits the sweet spot with rattan and Peranakan-style design details that bring an unexpected charm to this bright and airy apartment.

Find out how interior designer Kalyn Guo of Home Journal combines a super cool office with a cosy and functional family home.

This three-bedroom apartment plays on the elements of concrete, stone, wood and stainless steel to achieve an intimate hideaway for one.

Rather than being tucked away, this warm and cheery kitchen is the pride of the home and made for cooking, living and connecting.

With a little design ingenuity, a tiny HDB flat is now a high-functioning home for ‘live and work’.

Nostalgic elements and a play of light and shadow capture a mood in this five-room flat, rather like ones found in Wong Kar Wai films.

Every nook and cranny in this Kuala Lumpur apartment has been lovingly reworked by Empt Studio to be functional, beautiful and reflective of the owners’ personalities.

Who says you need four walls in a home office? In an unconventional move, this apartment takes it out onto the patio.

In this HDB flat designed by Ethereall, the rustic charm of farmhouse living and all manner of modern creature comforts can be enjoyed to the full.

Housing the best spectrum of materials and elements, Alustil’s C-Class kitchen series is truly a state of the art kitchen suitable for all types of home interior.

Aart Boxx Interior turned a restrictive HDB typology into a voluminous flat that capitalises on the luxury of space without compromising on aesthetics.

From ordinary to upscale, Third Avenue Studio plays on striking geometry, angles and a monochromatic colour scheme to create a sophisticated looking HDB flat one won’t soon forget.

Following a fresh makeover by Vivre Creative Design, a once drab-looking flat is now a cosy, cosmopolitan haven.

This beautiful family home by SPIRE comes with a statement kitchen, a gym and and even a leisure room.

Dive into a family-purposed terrace house designed for different work and play scenarios.

Home to a Singaporean and a Swede, this condo apartment combines great, functional spaces with a refined Scandi aesthetic.

The open-concept kitchen needs to be good-looking – after all, everyone’s going to see it! Here are six great designs to inspire your own home renovation project.

With a relaxed resort vibe, a warm material palette and a gym room, the owners of this BTO unit get to enjoy the feeling of being on holiday, everyday.

With most of the walls removed, this Scandi-themed HDB flat designed by Archive Design is now a tranquil and light-filled space where a young married couple can enjoy entertaining on a regular basis.

The designers from three-d conceptwerke have taken their clients’ love for dark colours and made it the dominent feature in this 5-room flat.