1) A four-room HDB resale in Jurong with lots of plants and wood-steel furnishings
This four-room resale HDB flat in Jurong West, which belongs to and was designed by architect Kenn Goh, is simple yet full of personality.
Measuring 969sqf, the flat has a combined living room and dining area. "My partner, Kelvin Chan, and I love to host gatherings, and this modular use of the space allows us to do that."
2) $130,000 renovation for this cosy open-plan resale HDB home in Jurong East
This 1,300sqf resale HDB executive apartment in Jurong East was given a fresh look when the homeowners — a couple in their early 30s — acquired it. They prefer light hues combined with wood tones.
3) House Tour: Small is beautiful
This three-room Design, Build nd Sell Scheme (DBSS) flat in Jurong West exemplifies what it means to be small and beautiful at the same time, all in an affordable price tag of $30,000!
4) Turning an old flat into a clutter-free home!
Home to a family of five and their domestic helper, this four-room HDB apartment at Toh Guan Road in Jurong was originally a cluttered mess. “After living in the same home for 20 years, they wanted something different,” says interior designer Thackeray Tan. “Nothing fancy, just a home that is more practical and clutter-free.” This meant creating plenty of storage space.
5) 19-year-old built a 'train city' at home inspired by Jurong East MRT station
An SMRT train service ambassador obsessed with trains has created a "train city" in his own room.
Meet 19-year-old Isaac Nathaniel D'Souza, who spends his working hours at Jurong East MRT station before returning home to a miniature SMRT-themed city filled with electric train models, train tracks and train-related memorabilia.