English elegance

Intricately carved wooden cabinets line the walls of this Punggol condo’s living room, whose high ceilings are perfect for the Tudor-era theme of its décor. This theme is most evident in the living room’s centrepiece, a stunning, sturdy leather sofa complemented by a large carpet and Tudor-style coffee table. Resplendent floor-to-ceiling dark red curtains complete the look.

Interior designer: The Scientist

While the interior of this Bedok apartment is relatively modern, it does contain subtle Edwardian-type elements, such as a vintage weathered clock face and decorative telephone in the living room. Similarly, the bedroom is adorned with such understated touches, including a hat and coat stand and old-fashioned furniture reminiscent of a bygone era.

Interior designer: The Orange Cube

Light-coloured walls, complete with wainscoting, stand out against dark wood flooring and give this home a distinct Victorian feel. The most interesting feature of the living and dining areas (apart from the fireplace) is undoubtedly the furniture: a Victorian-style sofa and dining chairs in light materials and muted colours lend a blend of tradition and modernity to the décor.

Interior designer: ABSOLOOK

The least traditional of the lot, this condo incorporates aspects of English country home interiors, with a strong focus on wood. The contrast of light- and dark-coloured brick walls makes the environment more visually alluring, and together with the wood flooring, evoke the ambience of an English cottage.

Interior designer: Living Gaia