small home

Custom carpentry can be a great option for small homes when done right. Here are awesome examples from the practical to the truly transformative.

Parallelogram Design plays with textures and crisp lines to craft engaging experiences in this three-room BTO flat.

WAFF shows how with smart design solutions, a comfortable and pragmatic home can still be created out of a small footprint.

A designer and his wife have turned their compact-sized HDB flat into an open, social space for two, and a testing ground for a variety of design ideas.

History and sentiment lend richness to this eye-catching flat where contemporary Nordic design meets colourful Art Deco touches.

Got a small home? Here are unique reno ideas to help you live the good life no matter the size of your apartment.

SPIRE designs a home that’s centred on the principles and aesthetics of wabi-sabi for a young couple who desire to live modestly and simply.

Three interior design firms reveal small space design tricks that actually work.

Vivre Creative Design merged two bedrooms into one, tackled the narrow footprint of the dining space, and created space for a walk-in wardrobe and additional storage for the owner’s toy collection within this modestly sized apartment.

In this home designed by Ethereall, the living room, dining room, kitchen and gym all sit in one large, free-flowing communal space.

With such a tight footprint, the Alto Residences still manages to pack in a lot of inspired ideas thanks to a considered design from Studio Adjective.

Despite its petite square footage, this one-bedroom apartment manages to feel comfortably expansive, thanks to the help from Design 4 Space.

Metier Planner employs unconventional design manoeuvres to boost the impression of space and livability in this 721sqft flat.

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.

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.

Exacting details and finishes channel the idea for this swanky bachelor pad where the function is not an afterthought.

From a mini walk-in wardrobe to an innovative pull-out table, this 740sqft flat gets a major boost in functionality and space with multiple clever design solutions by AP Concept.

Archive Design applies a palette of light hues to ‘enlarge’ the apartment while ensuring all the owners’ storage needs are met.

Here are the seven incredible homes in Singapore that are in the running for the title of Best Small Space Living at LBDA 2019.

Who says small can’t be beautiful? AMP Design Co. proves that style and function can be had even in a 700sqft apartment.

Ushering warmth and visual depth, dark colours are the order of day in this bachelor pad by Fineline Design.

The home of OuterEdit co-founders is a manifestation of a harmonious fusion of individual ways, ideas and concepts.

Luxe living takes over this petite apartment that features a clean-lined yet highly sophisticated design language. With well-planned design measures by Nest Spatial Design, the homeowners are sure to live large even in this small space.

See how Home for Life maximised this small condo, and incorporated the homeowners personalities and requirements to suit their lifestyle.

With just 258sqft to work with, architect Brad Swartz has turned this Sydney apartment into a flexible and highly liveable home.

Versaform injects colour and geometry to this new condominium to create the illusion of a bigger space and taller ceilings.

Sim-Plex Design Studio creates a new prototype of a better co-living space in Hong Kong for three youths.

Whiting Architects delivers a stylish design that belies the constraints of a small site in Melbourne, Australia.

It may only have one bedroom, but this small environmentally friendly home by Whispering Smith is turning heads for all the right reasons.

A flat in Hong Kong has seen a drastic evolution – or indeed revolution – changing into a mixed use living and working space. It takes inspiration from the spatial design of communal village spaces. After all, as they say sometimes, it takes a village…