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The family living here enjoys the outdoors via a miniature Japanese garden and green pockets on every floor.

Responding to the beautiful architecture of the home, Kestie Lane Studio has created a pared back interior of subtle nuance.

d’Phenomenal designs an unconventional family home complete with a rock climbing wall, and a library and entertainment den.

Baby One More Time when it comes to the former Britney Spears’ mansion in Beverly Hills to change hands.

A simple, unadorned exterior to Palm Avenue in India belies the depth of thought that went into this multigenerational house by Architecture Discipline.

With the help of Rhiss Interior, this three-storey cluster house becomes the ideal location to raise a large, multi-generational family.

A resale bungalow that was seemingly stuck in the ’90s aesthetics has been given a 21st century design intervention by Vivre Creative Design.

This Balinese-inspired family house takes the aesthetics of tropical homes, but with a fresh and modern update.

When it came time to design his very own family home, Norman Lim, partner at Asialand ID, started by reconstructing the estate to extend its floor area and enlarge the semi-detached house, transforming it into a nature-inspired sanctuary.

Design of Schatz gave this tired house a complete makeover that refreshed and revitalised the interiors.

This posh, contemporary residential estate by Studio Lotus is a master stroke in architectural ingenuity and exquisite, yet homely interior design.

This modern contemporary family home by Black N White Haus is a cocoon of calm, with a light colour palette and practical yet stylish features to minimise clutter.

Obbio Concept has created a modern and engaging family home that’s designed with all its inhabitants in mind.

Sporting interesting circular motifs and sleek finishes, this semi-detached house by Lux Design is a picture of modern luxury with a very desirable guest room.

Here are the seven beautiful houses in Singapore that are in the running for the title of Outstanding Landed Home at LBDA 2019.

This four-bedder landed house in Singapore looks like it’s been transported from England.

With a rich palette of natural patterns and earthy colours, Dots N Tots Interior has given this home a look that will stand the test of time.

From HDB flats to private apartments and landed properties, here are 10 impressive homes to steal ideas for your own.

A terraced house in the Katong area enjoys influences from Singapore’s Peranakan and colonial heritage, befitting the owners’ mixed backgrounds.

Previously old and outdated, this decade-old semi-detached house now has an improved spatial layout and styling. Wynn Neo of I.D.I.D employed a contemporary palette of warm neutrals and classic embellishments to good effect.

The homeowners’ affinity for earthy tones and modern design are executed to great effect by Design Zage in this terrace house. Glossy white surfaces are paired with woodgrain patterns to lend a contemporary but laidback look.

The new Lookbox Annual 2019 features 232 pages of incredible interiors, products and reno ideas, including the 30 Singapore interior design firms you should know. Here are all the reasons why you should get yourself a copy.

ONG&ONG’s latest residential project in Singapore’s Fraser Hill estate places materials in their natural state amidst a curated nature.

See the stunning interiors of this Hong Kong villa that expounds a poetic quality designed by VERB + PARA.

Rescued from decay, this Victorian mansion in Melbourne, Australia blends its past with an elegant, new contemporary character.

Sustainability is more than just an environmental issue and this house in Vietnam shows how a home can be sustainable in more ways than one.

Situated among rice fields and home to nature-loving residents, the tranquil location and the down-to-earth nature of agriculture is the inspiration for the design of this Taiwanese house.

Malaysian architect Fabian Tan creates a fascinating family of spaces where inside and outside are brought together.

See how Gwen Tan and Berlin Lee embrace nature instead of shutting it out by way of an unconventional layout and remarkably open design.

Customised furniture and clever design ideas create discreet yet beautiful multifunctional spaces in this Taipei home.

Ultimate Interior Creation explores dark hues and a variety of materials in this landed property.

Here are six gorgeous landed property homes in Singapore you wish you live in.

The original brickwork of this Melbourne family home was retained to inject a sense of history in this now contemporary home.

In this house, the restraint in palette allows for a gracious – almost meditative – space, showing how attention to the interaction of tone, texture and forms can create simply stylish interiors.

Building on the homeowners’ vision of a ‘chic loft’, the interior designer made full use of the high ceilings to add a new room and even a glass bridge.

This contemporary minimalist house in icy Beijing has a nature-embracing design that makes use of passive heating, blends form and function, and eschews ornamentation.

This terrace house in Kuala Lumpur features a loft-inspired concept and open, airy interiors.

This house in Melbourne is inspired by the city’s cafe scene and has a bright and friendly neighbourhood vibe, with colourful, communal spaces for entertaining friends and family.

The white interiors with solid ash timber ceiling joists hark back to the rustic whitewashed bricks and sun-bleached timber floors of the owner’s beloved childhood home in Southern France.

Surrounded by lush wild vegetation, this stunning landed property home in Melbourne has a design that harmonises nature with the built environment.