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2021 Recap: 10 Most Popular Homes in Singapore

  • Writer: Tatler Asia
    Tatler Asia
  • Dec 27, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 30

Whether it’s a stylish apartment inspired by Italian villas or a tropical-themed residence, these homes in Singapore are a beautiful sight to behold Since the beginning of the pandemic, our homes have taken on deeper significance for many of us that are spending more time in them than ever before. As we mark the end of the year, we round up some of these stylish abodes that are designed to impress and crafted specially for the needs and lifestyle of the owners.  1. A Stylish Apartment With Elements Inspired By Italian Villas


Accent cushions and maroon armchairs add pops of colour to the living room’s elegant design

A pair of shelves and the set of six Knoll Platner dining chairs contribute to the pleasing symmetry in the dining area

The homeowners of this elegant sanctuary had a specific request for this abode: they wanted a mural wall. Terrence Quah, co-founder of Architology Interiors, took on the challenge; he designed an exquisite floral mosaic mural for the home, which also features a tactile mix of materials and textures for a richly layered interior. Read the full article on Tatler Asia. Thank you Tatler for honouring Architology among other design firms.

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