modern luxury

Aiden T maximised space efficiency and elevated the style quotient with innovative design solutions in this condo tailored for a growing family.

This condominium apartment by Joey Khu ID uses wood to its best advantage, creating a calm and tactile home.

By thoughtfully revitalising existing structures, this luxurious home by Create Architecture embraces nature and light as defining elements of tropical living.

This penthouse ditched a bathtub, a powder room, a walk-in closet and a bedroom in favour of large, open spaces that cater to the homeowners’ penchant for social gatherings and travel escapades.

Minimalism may not necessarily appear to be the most welcoming style, but Joey Khu ID turns it around in this condo with an elevated feel of cosy elegance.

Design Zage turns a two-storey terrace house into a three-storey home with an attic for a family who loves to entertain.

Icon Interior transforms an old resale flat with unexpected features and elegant designs that spell modern luxury.

Unique details and characterful features are sensitively woven into this four-bedroom condo, taking modern luxury to new heights.

Wood, marble and a clean-lined design language by Happe Design Atelier shows off a cosy and contemporary home with luxurious undertones.

Custom features, enlarged windows and balanced materiality bring a sense of spaciousness and a homely and personal touch to this landed home.

Brewin Design Office designs an apartment near Singapore Botanic Gardens that looks and feels luxurious without being opulent.

Antimatter creates a peaceful, minimalist sanctuary within this St. Regis Residences apartment for a couple seeking to escape the daily bustle.

Curated art, bespoke furnishings and striking textures bring many elements of wow to this modern luxury apartment in the heart of town.

Modelled after a modern resort, this condominium apartment conceived by Metaphor Studio is akin to a luxury staycation at home.

This home away from home is designed by Parenthesis as a sanctuary from Singapore’s cosmopolitan bustle.

Set against a handsome-looking woody backdrop, glitzy accents in gold introduce modern opulence to this condominium unit designed by Black N White Haus.

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

To emphasise this apartment’s understated yet luxe look, design firm I.D.I.D applied textures, lines and neutral colours to great effect.

Perinelli Design delivers a stylish and sophisticated home with a playful touch that pays homage to the individuality of each family member.

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

Free Space Intent designs an apartment in the Trilight by balancing order and chaos; where shades of muted tones meet dramatic patterns in a curated manner.

Eye-catching stone, Islamic motifs and a keen eye for detailing instil a sense of quiet luxury and homely, hospitality-like comfort in this HDB flat.

Architecture Discipline strikes the perfect balance between playful flamboyance and subtle refinement in this New Delhi residence.

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.

Designer Joey Khu’s new home is staged for quiet evenings in – and a hoard of design objects.

Less is more in this serene four-bedder, designed by Jimmy Li’s Carpenters, where light wood built-in carpentry dominates.

Elden Lim from Minimology maximised the floor area to transform this apartment into a spacious family home.

With a smart colour scheme, tailored designs and well-crafted spaces, the designers from SPIRE have created a place that one couple can call home.

Modern luxury is all about slowing down and enjoying the moment, and the nostalgic Secret Summer Hideaway collection from SCENE SHANG invites you to do just that!

Every aspect of the Grange Garden Apartment – down to the furniture – has been crafted by multidisciplinary designer Gabriel Tan to prioritise light, storage and the occupants’ way of living.