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Luxury homes: a curvy renovated ’70s condo with rooms for cats

This curvy, Scandinavian-inspired condo in Cavenagh Gardens is both highly stylish and functional.

Architect Aamer Taher creates tropical spaces that defy description - like this 10,980 sq ft house that harmonises with its surrounding greenery.

This home is a nod to both retro and industrial styles, but its most distinguishing feature is the practicality of the space.

A single-storey house in Johor Baru with multiple courtyards offers an unconventional way of living.

The pre-war shophouse in Robertson Quay features a harmonious mix of old and new.

This Loyang Valley family home – which features a stylish blend of colonial and Asian influences – was designed by the homeowners themselves.

Olga Ashby has given a residential complex with a 201-year history a light-filled, contemporary interior.

Neutral colours, an American cottage aesthetic and a hidden man cave and home office differentiates this cosy home near Bukit Panjang.

The most straightforward designs are often the best – but simple does not mean simplistic in this Bukit Batok home.

The Singapore Pavilion at the Venice Biennale's Architecture Exhibition highlights distinctively Singaporean living spaces.