Meet the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2026 winners from Singapore

The most memorable spaces linger long after you've left them. They surprise, delight and reveal new layers over time. Such projects took centre stage at the 10th edition of the Tatler Homes Design Awards, held on June 11, where the region's most accomplished architects, interior designers and creative visionaries were recognised for pushing the boundaries of contemporary design.

Out of the hundreds of projects published in Tatler Homes Singapore in print and online in 2025, the editorial team shortlisted 75 projects across 12 categories to be judged by the esteemed Singapore jury panel, which consists of 16 illustrious professionals, academics and luminaries from diverse sectors in the built environment and creative industry. In addition, Tatler Homes Singapore also presented two 10th anniversary honours at the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2025 gala held at the Grand Hyatt Singapore, alongside three special awards for rising spatial design studios. BEST PENTHOUSE

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Turquoise by Ho Bee Land by Architology

Perched atop Ho Bee Land’s Turquoise condominium in Sentosa Cove, this 7,987 sqft super penthouse embodies the allure of refined waterfront living. Reimagined by Architology Interiors, the five-bedroom residence was designed to maximise its panoramic setting, with sweeping views of the marina, golf course and open sea serving as a constant backdrop. Expansive living spaces, a generous outdoor terrace and carefully curated furnishings create an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and deeply relaxed. Drawing inspiration from its coastal surroundings, the interiors feature a calming palette, tactile materials and subtle nautical references that reinforce the connection to the water. Exclusive features such as a private lift and access to yacht berths further elevate the lifestyle offering.

“Luxury does not need to be loud to be felt and Architology demonstrates this. By thoughtfully harnessing the already impressive penthouse views, the design elevates the sense of openness and calm, choosing spatial generosity over excessive detailing,” says Tung Chin Yew, immediate past president of Society of Interior Designers Singapore and founder of SODA.

“The living area features beautiful corner openings, and the consistent application of light color tones makes the spaces feel remarkably more expansive, despite being in an apartment,” says Andra Matin, founder of Andramatin Architects. Thank you Tatler for this great honour. Read the full article here.