walk-up apartment

Stephanie Er of Cream Pie Studio added unique elements to make this home fun and functional for a couple with two young children.

A young newlywed couple gave the designers at ASOLIDPLAN the unusual task of designing their home based on a piece of music called Rivers Wide.

By capitalising on the brilliant flow of daylight coming into the space, Blend by ImC has turned this narrow apartment in Joo Chiat into a bright and spacious home with its own sunroom.

Having come upon a conservation house that had been subdivided into smaller apartment units, one couple seized the opportunity to build their rather unusual dream home.

Beautifully restored by MONOCOT, this 50-year-old HDB walk-up apartment gets a refreshed style sensibility without losing its nostalgic charm.

Nude by Jo designed this quaint Tiong Bahru HDB walk-up with a monochromatic aesthetic that is sensitive to the surrounding environment.

The owners of this industrial-inspired, walk-up apartment at Stangee Place get to enjoy their own personal slice of paradise. Their cats also get to do the same!

Through thoughtful preservation and practical intervention, Shed Studio transformed a 1949 apartment into a liveable home fit for modern lifestyles while paying homage to the past.

A Tiong Bahru walk-up apartment is transformed into a spacious, timeless abode that has the perfect balance of old and new

akiHAUS Design Studio has completely redesigned this apartment, exposing its pitched roof and introducing a ‘glass house’ sitting area.

This walk-up apartment has been dramatically altered while retaining elements of history to serve a family returning from overseas.

A freshly converted 1950s walk-up apartment becomes the perfect place to slow down, relax and enjoy life at home.

Following a significant renovation, this 1960s walk-up on Moulmein Road is now an airy and elegant home, perfect for life in the present day.

See how these old walk-up apartments in Singapore have been superbly transformed into unique and unforgettable living spaces.

With artful strokes that bring in light and open up space, this old Tiong Bahru walk-up apartment is now someone’s dream home.

Now you see it, now you don’t! This walk-up apartment comes with a room that only ‘appears’ when needed.

The design team from three-d conceptwerke used unconventional housing materials such as concrete ventilation bricks and neon signage to adhere to the ‘modern industrial and steampunk man cave’ aesthetics.

In this walk-up apartment, Third Avenue Studio tore down every wall possible to create a distinct new abode for a young family.

Effortless style meets relaxed vibes in this tranquil walk-up apartment that’s home to SLOWHOUSE founder Bella Koh and her family.

These amazing old home conversions will make you want to move into a charming old property made new again.

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A new mezzanine level by the Prozfile design team makes the most of this pre-war apartment’s 6.5-metre ceiling.

In the hands of D’Marvel Scale, a childhood home gets transformed into a nostalgia-tinged yet practical abode.

Carpentry, fabrication and a generous use of birch ply are key in this bright and spacious walk-up by Produce.

This old walk-up apartment was turned into a loft-inspired social home that still retains its heritage and cultural charm.