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Where hosting, downtime and everyday life come together.
INTERIOR DESIGN BY SPACE
Design every space around the way you live.
A kitchen that works harder. A bedroom that feels quieter. Storage that disappears into the architecture.Explore how Luxior Concept plans, designs and renovates individual spaces across Singapore homes, with every room considered as part of one complete interior.
A kitchen that works harder. A bedroom that feels quieter. Storage that disappears into the architecture.Explore how Luxior Concept plans, designs and renovates individual spaces across Singapore homes, with every room considered as part of one complete interior.
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Design Beyond Standards
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1,000+ Projects Completed
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HDB Licenced
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BizSAFE Accredited
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Design Beyond Standards
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4.9 ★ Google Reviews
-
1,000+ Projects Completed
-
HDB Licenced
-
BizSAFE Accredited
-
Design Beyond Standards
-
4.9 ★ Google Reviews
-
1,000+ Projects Completed
-
HDB Licenced
-
BizSAFE Accredited
-
Design Beyond Standards
-
4.9 ★ Google Reviews
-
1,000+ Projects Completed
-
HDB Licenced
-
BizSAFE Accredited
-
Design Beyond Standards
-
4.9 ★ Google Reviews
-
1,000+ Projects Completed
-
A beautiful room is not enough.It has to belong to the home.
The best interiors are not designed room by room in isolation. Sightlines, movement, storage, lighting, materials and everyday routines connect one space to the next.That is why we consider how your kitchen meets your dining area, where your entrance naturally leads, how your wardrobe supports your morning routine and where storage can be integrated without making the home feel smaller.Whether we are designing one important space or planning an entire renovation, every decision is considered in context.
PLANNED AROUND YOU
Layouts respond to how you cook, work, host, rest and move through your home.
CONNECTED BY DESIGN
Materials, proportions and details create continuity between spaces.
BUILT FOR DAILY LIFE
Beautiful finishes are balanced with storage, maintenance and practical use.
Explore interior design by space
Start with the room you are thinking about now. Each guide explores planning considerations, renovation possibilities, materials, storage and design ideas for that specific part of a Singapore home.
THE SOCIAL CENTRE
MADE FOR GATHERING
Dining Room
More than a dining table. Design the ritual around it.
BEYOND THE GLASS
Balcony
Your overlooked square metres could become your favourite.
STAY A LITTLE LONGER
Entertainment Room
Design the room nobody wants to leave.
A QUIETER PLACE
Prayer Room
Create space for the moments that need fewer distractions.
THE WORKING HEART
Kitchen
Plan around how you cook, not how kitchens are supposed to look.
COOKING, IN COMPANY
Dry Kitchen
Where preparation becomes part of the conversation.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Wet Kitchen
Serious cooking deserves a space designed to handle it.
EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE
Pantry
The luxury is knowing exactly where everything is.
THE COLLECTION
Wine Room
Make what you collect part of the architecture.
YOUR PRIVATE WORLD
Master Bedroom
The room the rest of the home does not need to see.
STAY A LITTLE LONGER
Guest Bedroom
Make guests feel considered, even when the room serves another purpose.
DESIGNED TO GROW
Kids' Bedroom
Plan for who they are now and who they are becoming.
THE DAILY RITUAL
Walk-in Wardrobe
Getting dressed should feel this considered.
THE EVERYDAY ESCAPE
Bathroom
The room you use every day deserves more thought.
A ROOM FOR SLOWER THINGS
Home Library
Give books, objects and quiet time somewhere to belong.
WELLNESS AT HOME
Home Gym
Remove the commute between intention and action.
WORK, WITHOUT THE OFFICE
Home Office Nook
Turn unused space into somewhere you can actually focus.
SPACE TO FOCUS
Study Room
Design out distractions before they begin.
STAY A LITTLE LONGER
Entertainment Room
Design the room nobody wants to leave.
CLAIM THE CORNER
Reading Corner
Sometimes the best room is not a room at all.
LESS, DELIBERATELY
Meditation Room
Create somewhere the rest of the home disappears.
ROOM FOR WHAT YOU LOVE
Hobby Room
Your interests should not have to live inside a cupboard.
DESIGNED AROUND SOUND
Music Room
What you hear matters as much as what you see.
A QUIETER PLACE
Prayer Room
Create space for the moments that need fewer distractions.
THE FIRST 10 SECONDS
Entryway / Foyer
Your home makes an impression before the living room.
THE WORKHORSE
Laundry Room
Make a hardworking room surprisingly effortless.
MAKE EVERY METRE COUNT
Service Yard
Turn awkward utility space into useful square metres.
FOR THE OTHER RESIDENT
Pet Room
Design their routines into the home without making it feel like a pet zone.
PLANNING MORE THAN ONE SPACE?
Your rooms should not feel like separate projects.
If you are renovating several areas of your home, we can plan them together as one interior. Share your floor plan, property type and the spaces you want to transform, and our team can help you understand what is possible.
No obligation. Speak directly with our interior design team.
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BEYOND AESTHETICS
Every space has a different job to do.
A kitchen is shaped by workflow. A wardrobe by storage. A bathroom by moisture and maintenance. A living room by circulation, conversation and light.Our designers approach each space according to the way it needs to perform, then bring those decisions together through one coherent design language.
Emmy
Interior Designer
Bryan Zhou
Interior Designer
Jessica
Interior Designer
Rishiraj
Interior Designer
Dion Chia
Interior Designer
MC
Senior Interior Designer
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Rachel Gouw
Senior Interior Designer
Joel Teo
Senior Interior Designer
Sean (Jurabaev Dilshod)
Senior Interior Designer
Paul
Interior Designer
Kimberly Ang
Interior Designer
A clear renovation process makes better decisions easier. We guide each project through four practical stages.
How we design the spaces you live in
01
Understand How You Live
We start with your routines, priorities, existing floor plan and what is not working today.
02
Plan the Space
We explore circulation, zoning, storage, furniture, dimensions and the relationship with surrounding rooms.
03
Define the Details
Materials, lighting, carpentry, fixtures and finishes are developed as one coordinated design.
04
Build & Refine
Our renovation team translates the design into the finished space, with details reviewed through execution and handover.
Questions About Designing Your Space?
From renovating a single room to deciding which spaces to prioritise, find answers about kitchen renovations, custom carpentry, built-in storage, awkward layouts and interior design for HDB, condominium and landed homes in Singapore.
Which spaces should I prioritise when renovating a home in Singapore?
Start with the spaces that affect daily life most: the kitchen, bathrooms, living and dining areas, and main bedroom. For HDB, condominium and landed homes, good renovation planning usually resolves circulation, storage and essential services first, then refines finishes and decorative details around the remaining budget.
How can interior design make a small HDB or condo feel more spacious?
A home can feel larger without removing every wall. Better furniture placement, clearer sightlines, well-proportioned built-in storage, layered lighting and a consistent material palette can reduce visual clutter and improve movement. Space planning should come before carpentry so storage supports the room instead of making it feel smaller.
Is custom carpentry worth using in every room?
Not always. Bespoke carpentry is most useful where it solves a clear need, such as kitchen storage, wardrobes, entryway storage, awkward niches or integrated media units. Filling every wall with built-ins can make a Singapore home feel heavy, so each piece should improve storage, function or proportion.
Should every room in my home follow the same interior design style?
The rooms do not need to look identical, but they should feel related. A consistent approach to materials, colour, lighting, proportions and detailing creates continuity from one space to another. Individual rooms can then respond to different functions while still belonging to the same overall interior design.
When should I start planning each room before renovation begins?
Start space planning before detailed renovation works and custom carpentry are confirmed. Your floor plan, furniture, appliances, storage needs, lighting, air-conditioning and everyday routines should be considered together early. This reduces later changes and helps the renovation quotation reflect how each room will actually be used.
