Terrace House, Casuarina Road
This three-storey terraced house with a basement, which belongs to Rafi and Helen Marjan, was once a single-storey property in derelict condition. Rafi’s creative background and interest in interior design led to his decision to oversee the redesign of the home.
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Terrace House, Serangoon Gardens
Home for Theodore Chan, senior director at CIAP Architects, is this 3,900 sq ft (362 sqm) two-storey plus attic intermediate terrace house in Serangoon Gardens.
Designed by Chan himself in association with MKJY Architects, it is both an example of how to live sustainably and comfortably in Singapore’s tropical climate and how to create unique spaces you can’t have in an apartment.
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Corner Terrace House, West Coast
In this 4,348 sq ft (404 sqm) landed property home situated at the corner of a junction and close to a school, the creative team at Hyla Architects were tasked with coming up with a solution to shield the home from public eyes as well as noise from the nearby school during the day.
For this, they proposed a facade with a grid-like design.
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2-Storey Terrace House
Renovation Cost: $300,000
This 30-year-old two-storey terrace home underwent a major makeover, with strong wood accents standing in contrast to clean-lined design features.
The owner’s retro and vintage furniture collection is melded with a smart living room and kitchen layout, sleek design features and some clever mix-and-match furniture choices by Museworks’ interior designer, Shawn Shum.
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3-Storey Terrace House
For the design of this three-storey terrace house to reflect the homeowners personalities, the designer chose pastels as they aren’t too loud, but bright enough and easy on the eye.
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2.5 Storey Terrace House, Seletar
The openness extends to the entire ground floor of the home as the owner wanted a seamless flow between the indoor and outdoor spaces.
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2-Storey Terrace House
The owner of this double-storey terrace house used his walls to make all the decor statements neccessary, with stunning effect.
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3-Storey Terrace House
“The couple wanted high ceilings for the home – especially double-volume ceilings,” the designer explained.
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Inter-Terrace House, Clementi
Renovation Cost: $300,000
This two-storey intermediate terrace house in Clementi has a restful palette of beiges and a brand new layout to create a homely yet classy ambience.
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Industrial Inter-Terrace House
Build & Renovation: $1,500,000
This multi-generational terrace house was awarded ‘Building of the Year’ at the Singapore Institute of Architects’ Architectural Design Awards last year and was commended for its clever use of space despite the narrow site it sits on.
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Inter-Terrace House, Yio Chu Kang
The once dark and stuffy two-storey terrace was transformed into a three-storey home that is illuminated by a skylight and kept well-ventilated by air extractors on the roof.
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Terrace House, Bedok
Shifting to a terrace house wasn’t just about more floor space for this couple — it also meant a new, improved aesthetic.
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Corner Terrace House, Seletar
The innovative design of this corner terrace on Meng Suan Road pays tribute to its surroundings.
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3-Storey Inter-Terrace House
Skylights and strategically placed windows along the main stairwell brighten up the interiors in this three-and-a-half-storey intermediate terrace house.
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Inter-Terrace House, Serangoon Gardens
This intermediate terrace house in Serangoon Gardens has a light colour palette and lots of windows and glass walls to brighten up the interior spaces.
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Inter-Terrace House, Upper Thomson
This three-storey intermediate terrace home in Upper Thomson has “trees” inside. Not real trees, but rather tree-like structures.
“I love nature and the shape and motif of trees,” says the homeowner.
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Industrial Style Terrace House in Thomson
Renovation Cost: $500,000
“I wanted the industrial style to come through as authentically as possible,” shares Ed, the designer of this house, who used construction beams or metal I-beams at the front and back of the ground floor of the home.
He also clad the walls on the first floor, as well as the stairwell and staircase, in concrete screed.
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This article first appeared in Home and Decor in 2020.