With the kitchen being increasingly on show in our homes, by way of open-concept living spaces, it makes sense to pay more attention to its aesthetics.

Your bedroom is very likely the last thing you see before you close your eyes and drift off to dreamland every night. So besides the functional need for it to be a quiet space conducive to rest and relaxation, you should also love the way it looks!

Setting up home in Singapore after working in Hong Kong for a number of years, an expat couple in their thirties wanted a cosy and upscale vibe for their resale apartment in the east of Singapore. They also wanted the 1,915sq ft ground floor apartment with three bedrooms to be tweaked to suit their lifestyle needs. With this in mind, they approached Dolly and Eric Teo of interior design firm Space Factor.

From cheap and cheerful backpacker hostels, to no-frills budget accommodations, and upscale branded hotels, Chinatown has them all. Enter ST Signature, a new co-living space which upends traditional hospitality models.

The Kopitiam food court is familiar to many Singaporeans, but how familiar are people with Kopitech? The latest Kopitiam food court at Funan Mall doesn’t just have a different name, it also breaks out of the typical Kopitiam mould with its fresh funky aesthetics and tech features.

This modern minimalist living room by Starry Homestead designer Steven Siew is the complete opposite of what it used to look like.

Unable to do much on his own due to his busy schedule, homeowner Xavien Ang nominated his bedroom, the only space he uses in the home, for Mediacorp Channel 8’s home makeover show House Everything.

We brought our latest collection recently to Guangzhou with a showcase at one of China’s most important contemporary design events, the Guangzhou Design Week, now in its 13^th year.

They say the kitchen is the heart of the home. For this four-room HDB flat in Ang Mo Kio, it is also the most hardworking space.

The selected light-coloured laminates achieved Steven’s aim of brightening the whole living space, and this positive outcome is enhanced by a new lighting scheme. .