Browse 11 completed Singapore residential renovations. From BTO space planning to 20-year resale flat gut remodels and luxury condominium joinery.
An extensive overhaul of a 20-year-old flat. Features a custom kitchen island, minimalist white cabinetry with wooden counters, integrated entryway bicycle display, and ambient cove lighting.
Character-rich transformation combining a warm brick accent wall, monochromatic chef kitchen with large picture window, and custom built-in parquet cabinetry in bedrooms.
A bespoke living room with a custom wall-mounted entertainment unit, integrated warm-lit display niches, and seamless acoustic wall panels engineered for understated luxury.
Executed right after key collection in Tengah's eco-town. Clean neutral palette, concealed entryway shoe bench, open-concept study, and seamless floor tile transitions.
Tailored EC refurbishment highlighting bespoke walk-in wardrobe joinery with tinted glass panels, concealed headboard lighting, and updated master bath sanitary fittings.
Hacked kitchen divider wall to create a combined cooking and hosting space with quartz countertops, custom bar counter, and heavy-duty Blum soft-close fittings.
Muted oak laminates, fluted timber feature panel, concealed bomb shelter door, and anti-slip bathroom tiling tailored for multi-generational living.
Precision M&E routing, smart dimmable track lighting, integrated coffee bar, and bespoke acoustic wall panelling in a prime bio-tech hub condominium.
Clever full-height joinery maximizing vertical space in a city-fringe apartment, featuring a pull-out pantry, concealed study desk, and bright ambient lighting.
Extensive 140 sqm full gut transformation featuring large-format European porcelain tiles, double vanity bathrooms, and a dry-and-wet kitchen separation.
Tailored for a young couple collecting keys. Seamlessly integrates dining banquette seating with under-bench storage, quartz breakfast counter, and warm diffuse cove LED.
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