In the ever-evolving landscape of Singaporean housing, HDB interior design has evolved to prioritize both aesthetics and functionality. By removing physical barriers, you also remove psychological ones, offering the illusion of square footage without major reconstruction. Know more about hdb
Creating Cohesion in a Small-Space Kitchen Design
Traditional layouts tend to isolate kitchen spaces, leading to a surge in open kitchen conversions. The result is a more connected, modern living experience.
How to Plan the Layout of an Open Concept HDB Kitchen
Use island counters to separate cook space from dining. Ensure logical proximity between sink, stove, and fridge. Zone with pendant lighting, rugs, or ceiling treatment without crowding the space.
Design Continuity in Open Kitchens
Mirrored or high-sheen backsplashes can reflect light and space
Ventilation, Cooking Habits & Open Plan Challenges
You don’t have to sacrifice cooking routines for design. Use a combination of task and ambient lighting to hide smoke stains. Smart cooking equals smart design—you can have both
Design Tips for Bright, Spacious Interiors
Use LED under-cabinet lights for task clarity. Use mirrors or reflective tiles to bounce natural light
Storage Solutions for Minimal Clutter
Use toe-kick drawers and ceiling-height units. Hang tools on pegboards or magnetic rails
Rules to Know Before Hacking Your Kitchen Walls
Electrical works must follow SCDF fire safety rules. If you're unsure, engage an ID firm familiar with HDB interior design rules
The Future of Compact Living in Singapore
More light, less clutter, and thoughtful flow—this is the new HDB design vision. Smart homes start with smart spaces—start in your kitchen