Inspiration

Kicking off the design of this 5-room HDB flat was a clear and concise brief from the homeowners. The two residents wanted their home to be airy and spacious, steering clear of any features that make rooms feel dark and claustrophobic. The designers at Cozyspace fulfilled this requirement through the

For the young residents of this resale condominium unit, home is about the people you share it with. The original layout—comprising a small dining room and closed-off kitchen—was therefore out of the question. The 1,000 sq ft unit had to be opened up, making space for lively dinners and plenty

Marble exudes a classic beauty which plays up the aesthetics of any room. The family living in this prestigious unit nestled within Marina South has an affinity for this gorgeous stone, and therefore specified it for their new home. Helming the renovation of this condo is designer Eva Ng from

Home is where our favourite people and possessions are, and for the owners of this resale condo unit, their new abode definitely embodies all that and more. The initial conceptualisation of their dream home stemmed from moodboards where they pinned European-style opulence, dark wood textures, and grey and white tones

While most interior design partnerships involve a process of listening to and understanding homeowners’ needs, designing one’s own home is quite a different story. Edward, the lead designer at Arche, experienced this first-hand when renovating the 3-room HDB flat he shares with his wife at Bukit Merah. The central concerns

Just like most first-time homeowners, the lady of the house wants hers to be extra special. But a prosaic theme that doesn’t inspire simply doesn’t cut it. In fact, one of the expectations she seeks in her condominium’s makeover is a design that is ‘insta-worthy’. And this lady isn’t afraid

“Less is more” appears to be the design mantra for this 5-room resale flat designed by Wayne Ching and Kate Ng from Design Neu. Fronting the renovation, Wayne says the married couple living here asked for a “modern setting” but wanted to personalise the look with “varying accent colours and

To dial up on the luxury level in this brand new condominium unit, the homeowners and their designers from Versaform took inspiration from designer fashion boutiques. “They really took a shine to the marble installations in the boutiques and wanted to achieve the same look of finesse in their home,“

Staying in New York left an indelible impression on the homeowners of this condominium unit, and it was only natural that the experience became a source of inspiration for their new home here in Singapore. Design director Lawrence Puah from akiHAUS, who helmed the home’s overhaul along with his senior