1) House Tour: Zen-inspired five-room flat in Yishun! 

White, wood and a Zen-like atmosphere. That's the vibe you get when you step into this five-room HDB flat in YIshun, done up by the folks at Studio Super Safari.

The stylish place was done up for a cool $70,000.

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2) House Tour: Shabby chic two-room HDB BTO flat personalised by a budget-conscious homeowner

This budget-conscious homeowner, who prefers a casual European style, put in a huge effort during the renovations to create her dream home in Yishun.

The homeowners went to Johor Bahru to shop around for furniture, and managed to get their dining table and bench, Victorian-style dressing table and chest of drawers in my bedroom are from there. 

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3) House Tour: $44,000 renovation for this modern three-room HDB unit in Yishun

This three-room HDB apartment in Yishun has clean, modern interiors with a neutral colour scheme.

4) House Tour: A chic Americana-style four-room BTO flat in Yishun

The homeowners of this effortlessly chic home had lived in the US for an extended period of time, and wanted to "bring a bit of an Americana feel to their apartment", says interior designer Arjan Twilhaar from Aiden T.

The kitchen features wainscoted cabinetry in EDL's Fenix laminate and a marble backsplash.

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5) House Tour: The industrial look in this five-room HDB home is unlike any other

This 1,205sqf five-room HDB apartment in Yishun has an industrial style that is unlike any other. The homeowners requested for the style, but did not want the home to look too dark, so the designers at Style Living Interior decided on injecting a selection of colours including red, blue, grey, black, rose gold, white and light wood.

To create the illusion of an enlarged space, mirrors are added next to the main door.

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6) House Tour: $38,000 reno cost and ample storage in this country-style three-room Yishun BTO flat

If you expected a three-room BTO flat to be small and cramped, this home, designed by Lemonfridge Studio, will show you otherwise. The homeowners love the warm and inviting ambience of country- and rustic-style homes, and requested for a similar look. 

To achieve the style, the designers opted for wood-look finishes that come with various grains and shades. These create depth and texture throughout the home.

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7) House Tour: Why we love the design of this 750sqf HDB in Yishun

Small as the place might be, the homeowners of this apartment worked with D5 Studio Image to create an open format living and dining area. The designers also used a variety of wooden textures to add depth and a touch of cosiness to the home.

What we love about this design, is that it is a great way to combine both form and function. Even though the home is open and spacious, the smart use of patterned tiles for the backwash and wood laminates make the space feel warm and inviting.

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8) Clever use of mirrors helps enlarge the look of the space in this four-room HDB in Yishun

Designed by Rezt & Relax Interior, the play on lights and mirrors create a bright, spacious feel in this home.

The walls in the corridors are cladded and camouflage selected doors for a seamless, flushed look.

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9) House Tour: Four-room HDB BTO flat in Yishun furnished with mostly Taobao-bought furniture 

Married couple Joy Fang, 32, and Daryll Nanayakara, 28, had the satisfaction of building their love nest themselves – and saving a lot of money along the way – by cleverly sourcing most of their furnishings from e-commerce site Taobao.

They spent $55,000 renovating and furnishing their four-room Build-To-Order flat in Yishun, including removing four of its walls to create an open-plan kitchen, dining room and living room space so that their dog, a four-year-old "Singapore Special", could have a wider activity area.

10) A truly unique Santorini-inspired five-room HDB apartment in Yishun

The homeowners, who were inspired by their travels to Santorini, Greece, engaged Edge Interior to replicate the look that reminded of them of their trip.

Splashes of turquiose hues dot the home and add striking features to complement mostly-white finishes.

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