organic design

Balancing modern simplicity with nature’s touch, Organic Modernism is winning over Singapore homeowners seeking interiors that are sleek yet soulful. Here’s how this style softens Modernism’s edge without losing its timeless appeal.

Tasked with creating a space free of hard edges, Woodcraft Interior Design delivered a vision that’s as functional as it is fluid.

A once-cramped Canberra flat is reimagined as a serene Japandi retreat, where layered textures, natural materials, and quiet design gestures come together to evoke calm, clarity, and soulful living.

In Balestier, ASOLIDPLAN transforms a three-bedroom condo into a warm and open home for a young couple whose lives revolve around family, food, and the familiarity of the neighbourhood they grew up in.

Neutral tones, organic elements, curvilinear forms, and open spaces come together in this cosy, light-filled duplex, reminiscent of homes from Down Under.

Earthy colours, textures and shapes make a warm and elegant appearance in this two-bedroom apartment designed by arche°.

Designed by Atelier Here, this apartment intertwines vernacular design sensibilities with modern functionality while seamlessly integrating indoor-outdoor living.

In designing his corner terrace house, a nature lover and interior designer puts a creative spin to the phrase ‘living with nature’.

Contemplative ryokan vibes and natural elements come together in this anything-but-ordinary HDB flat in Bedok.

The famous table lamp by Verner Panton gets a brand new look.