10+ hour, 23+ min ago  (349+ words) By Home & Decor Team - 13 Jul 2026 As Singapore prepares to celebrate its 61st birthday, there is no better time to support our brilliant homegrown brands while investing in your own well-being. This National Day, you can treat yourself to the ultimate gift…...

4+ day, 10+ hour ago  (676+ words) By Home & Decor Team - 10 Jul 2026 From sleek, portable fixtures perfect for a breezy balcony evening to striking sculptural glass masterpieces, here is a designer lamp shopping guide to bring that coveted, sophisticated glow into your living spaces. 6 Designer Lamps from…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago  (1553+ words) “Together, when we designed the house, we designed it because we like to have people over, cook and host. That’s why we have an open concept and have the kitchen, dining and living room open-plan.” If you were meeting the…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago  (1393+ words) “Every curated item is a veritable fabric of a tapestry of my past that created me to what I am today.” A home that tells a story, speaking volumes through its curated design; thoughtful treasures and artefacts collected over the…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago  (535+ words) By Jyn Teo - 18 May 2026 Food always tastes better when they are eaten at the comfort of your own home and in the company of your loved ones. The significance of a spacious family dining table goes beyond just a space…...

2+ mon, 1+ week ago  (1514+ words) “This island is the identity of the house. The moment people step into the house, they are drawn here. I host a lot of parties, and it’s always around the island. Every night I will do homework with the kids…...

2+ mon, 2+ week ago  (591+ words) By Home & Decor Team - 23 Apr 2026 Goodbye, “sad beige” homes! In 2026, Singaporean homeowners are ditching the muted greys for dopamine decor—the interior design trend focused on using bright colours, playful patterns, and nostalgic shapes to boost your mood. While we…...

2+ mon, 3+ week ago  (697+ words) By Home & Decor Team - 21 Apr 2026 Whether you are a young professional living in a trendy Tiong Bahru walk-up or a student mugging in a hall of residence, space is a luxury. When you just want a warm bowl of fluffy…...

2+ mon, 4+ week ago  (630+ words) By Home & Decor Team - 16 Apr 2026 The 5-room flat was introduced in the early 1970s as Singaporeans became more affluent. These early units were roughly 115 to 120 sqm. They were designed for the “three-generation” lifestyle, allowing parents, children, and grandparents to live under…...

2+ mon, 4+ week ago  (675+ words) By Home & Decor Team - 15 Apr 2026 Introduced in the late 1960s, these 4-room HDB units were roughly 70 to 75 sqm. They were a massive step up from the 1- and 2-room emergency HDB flats, offering three bedrooms and a living area, but with very…...