Services
An interior designer
for your property type.
What a renovation actually involves depends on what you're renovating. A new BTO, a thirty-year-old resale flat, a condominium bound by MCST rules and a three-storey terrace are four different jobs — so they get four different pages.
By property type
- HDB · New flatsBTO RenovationOwners collecting keys to a new BTO, whether that's a 2-room Flexi or a 5-room, and usually working to a budget that has already been stretched by the flat itself.2-room Flexi3-room4-room5-roomRead more
- HDB · Resale flatsResale HDB RenovationOwners of a resale flat — often a 4-room or 5-room in a mature estate — who want the space replanned rather than merely refreshed.3-room4-room5-roomExecutive ApartmentRead more
- Private · CondominiumCondo Interior DesignCondominium owners taking over a new unit, or reworking one where the original fit-out has dated.ApartmentsExecutive condominiumsPenthousesWalk-up apartmentsRead more
- Private · LandedLanded Interior DesignFamilies renovating a terrace, semi-detached or detached house — often several storeys at once, and often while still living in part of it.TerraceInter-terraceCorner terraceSemi-detachedRead more
- CommercialCommercial RenovationBusiness owners and operators fitting out a new unit or reworking premises that no longer suit how the business runs.OfficesClinics and medical suitesRetail unitsF&B outletsRead more
Whatever you’re renovating
Space Planning
- Who it's for
- Anyone whose current layout fights them daily — or who wants certainty before committing to a full renovation.
- The problem
- Most renovation regret comes from layout, not finishes: wasted corners, dead corridors, storage in the wrong place.
- What you get
- Measured floor plans with options compared honestly, so you can see how the space could work before any hacking starts.
- How it runs
- This can be engaged on its own, without committing to a full renovation. You get measured plans and options compared honestly — including the option of leaving a wall where it is. If you go on to build with us, the planning work carries straight into the design stage rather than being redone.
3D Design & Material Selection
- Who it's for
- Owners who want to see the finished home before signing off on it.
- The problem
- Tile samples and paint chips don't tell you how a whole room comes together — and mistakes discovered on site are expensive.
- What you get
- 3D visuals of your actual space, a materials board you can touch, and finishes confirmed before anything is ordered.
- How it runs
- Visuals are produced from your measured plan, not a generic room, so proportions are real. Materials are narrowed to a shortlist you can hold, and confirmed against the drawings before anything is ordered — which is the point at which changes are still free.
Styles we work in
- Contemporary
- Warm minimalist
- Scandinavian
- Japandi
- Industrial
- Classic contemporary
- Mid-century
- Modern luxury
A style label is a starting point, not a brief. What matters more is whether the result suits the light your unit gets, the way you use the rooms, and how much upkeep you actually want. Bring references — including ones you dislike, which are often more useful.
Planning a renovation?
Start with a clearer idea of what your space can become.
Bring your floor plan and your ideas. A first consultation is free, and you’ll leave knowing what’s possible — whether or not you renovate with us.