small space ideas

This condo unit may be a small two-bedder, but Rhiss Interior has given its owners just what they hope for – a cosy, cave-like dwelling with lots of storage and designs tailored to their lifestyle.

To transform a 400-square-foot apartment in Hong Kong into a duplex fit for a meditative lifestyle, Patrick Lam of Sim-Plex Design Studio has deployed all the hacks and tricks from his design repertoire.

KTARCH has given a humble three-room flat the ability to morph into a dual-key residence when the need arises. See how it was done.

With a reputation for thinking outside the box, D5 Studio Image has fully maximised the living possibilities in this three-room flat.

Starting from scratch, Haus by JD has expanded the possibilities in this tiny BTO flat to comfortably accommodate hobbies, future pets and indulgent pastimes.

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

This 592-square-foot apartment is so flexible that spaces can morph to make room for classes. Take a look inside.

They may be small, but these homes show that living in a three-room BTO flat can be really cool. Here’s how they have broken the mould.

Clever spatial planning, dark wood elements, and a keen attention to detail give this condo apartment its new, sexy good looks.

Check out these brave three-room flat designs that turn standard HDB living into something quite spectacular.

Through versatile space divisions and convertible furniture, this resale HDB flat by AMP Design Co. rises to meet solo living and social occasions like a pro.

The brief was for a cosy and homely space, and OVON delivered it with finesse in this three-room BTO flat with pockets of greenery that bring the outdoors in.

The refreshing interior of this Upper Thomson condo is informed by nature, with every inch of space reprogrammed to suit a young couple.

Despite its compact size, this one-bedder bachelor pad designed by Rhiss Interior manages to live up to its full potential.

Home to a family of four, this compact apartment designed by I.D.I.D enjoys space-saving features in almost every room.

Investing in carpentry catered specifically to your small home may be a good idea, and here are five great examples.

This monochrome apartment embraces black, white and everything in between, and comes with great functional features despite its petite size.

With some imagination, even modestly sized apartments can offer homeowners all that they want – like a playground. Why not?

Warm textures, clean lines and a minimalist palette define this home for a family of three.

Apartments may be getting smaller, but here are five great design ideas to make life in small spaces a breeze.

d’Phenomenal transforms a one-bedder studio apartment into a cat-friendly home with space-saving features.

This compact BTO flat is enriched with marvellous design solutions that expand the possibilities for small space living.

Design of Schatz takes advantage of the high ceilings in this small apartment, and gives its own spin to the phrase ‘living it up’.

This small resale flat in Pasir Ris has been custom made with nifty features that can slide out or be moved depending on the occasion.

With bold thinking and an out of the box design, this tiny duplex apartment is now made for pleasure.

Craftsmen Studio irons out the kinks in this one-bedroom dwelling to create exciting possibilities for small space living.

With careful planning, this 720-square-foot HDB flat is now fit for a young family who loves to entertain.

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.

A study in micro living, this 409-square-foot apartment carries the comforts of hotel life snugly while accommodating daily practical needs.

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

See how Goy Architects turned the kitchen in a small HDB flat into a full-fledged living space to socialise and connect.

A home for two, this compact condo apartment by Space Sense Studio is a full-fledged multifunctional space – one that is as purposeful as it is beautiful.

With homes getting smaller, think out of the box to fully utilise every square inch in your home, so you won’t ever feel claustrophobic anymore.

Got a small home? These great apartments show how you can live well even on a tiny the footprint.

Custom furniture, discreet storage and the use of wall volume significantly enhance this apartment’s true space potential.

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.

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

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

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.

Metre Architects demonstrates that it’s possible to have all the creature comforts of a large home in a small studio apartment.

It’s there when you need, but can be put away after! These great stackable chairs can be piled up and stored away to free up floor space when you don’t have need for them.