With space being a premium in HDB flats, HDB interior design has evolved to prioritize both aesthetics and functionality. Creating visual flow is key when space is limited, helping smaller flats feel more luxurious. Know more about hdb
Is an Open Kitchen Right for Your HDB Flat?
Traditional layouts tend to isolate kitchen spaces, leading to a surge in open kitchen conversions. Open kitchens let you cook, entertain, and engage without barriers.
Layout Tips for Small HDB Homes
Create divisions without walls by using cabinetry or flooring. Ensure logical proximity between sink, stove, and fridge. Zone with pendant lighting, rugs, or ceiling treatment without crowding the space.
How to Make Your Kitchen Blend into Your HDB Living Area
Avoid glossy tiles if you're aiming for a modern aesthetic
Solutions for Grease and Smoke in Open Kitchens
Use high-CFM cooker hoods that trap smoke quickly. Place extractor hoods near windows or airflow zones. Smart cooking equals smart design—you can have both
How Light Transforms HDB Interior Design
Choose warm-toned bulbs for a cozy effect. Mix ambient light with spotlights to avoid a flat-looking space
Hidden Storage Ideas for Your HDB
Use toe-kick drawers and ceiling-height units. Include corner solutions like Lazy Susans or swing-out trays
Rules to Know Before Hacking Your Kitchen Walls
You must follow HDB guidelines for structural and wet works. Remember: kitchen flooring must meet slip resistance standards
Transforming Your HDB Interior Starts Here
From resale flats to new BTOs, open kitchens fit every home. Reimagine your flat with design that adapts to life, not the other way around