Layout & Flow
We plan movement between living, dining, kitchen and private areas so the home feels open without losing function.
Condo Interior Design SingaporeRefined condo interiors for modern living.
Homenex helps condo homeowners shape calm, functional interiors through space planning, material direction, storage design and careful renovation coordination.
Designed for the way condo homes flow.
Condo interiors often need to balance openness, privacy, storage and lifestyle within a more compact footprint.
We shape each design around daily routines, natural light, furniture flow, material mood and the feeling you want your home to carry.
Design priorities
What matters most in condo interior design.
Storage That Feels Quiet
Built-ins are designed to support daily life while keeping the interior calm, clean and visually light.
Kitchen & Dining Connection
We consider hosting, cooking habits, appliance placement and lighting so shared spaces feel cohesive.
Bedroom Comfort
Private rooms are planned around rest, storage, lighting and softer material choices.
Material & Lighting Mood
We align wood tones, stone textures, fabrics, lighting and colour so the home feels refined rather than busy.
For new condos, resale condos and compact apartments.
Each condo has its own starting point. The design should respond to layout, lifestyle, storage needs and building requirements with clarity.
New Condo Units
A new condo allows the design direction, furniture flow and built-ins to be planned before move-in.
Resale Condo Homes
Resale condos often benefit from clearer space planning, material updates and a more coherent interior direction.
Compact Apartments
Smaller units need careful storage, lighter visual choices and layouts that make each area work harder.
A clear design direction before renovation begins.
Condo interiors involve many connected decisions: furniture flow, built-ins, materials, lighting, storage, kitchen use, bedrooms, timeline and budget. We help organise those decisions so the renovation journey feels easier to understand.
- 01
Understand your floor plan, lifestyle, design references and preferred mood.
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Clarify layout priorities, storage needs, kitchen flow and material direction.
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Shape the design around budget range, timeline and property requirements.
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Coordinate the renovation journey so decisions remain organised and the design intent is protected.
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Review the completed interior with care before handover.
Condo Approvals
Do you need approval to renovate a condo?
Often, yes. Condo renovations follow your condo's by-laws and building rules, so approvals are planned in before work starts.
- Check with your condo management (MCST) first: many condos ask for a renovation application and a deposit before work starts. Each condo sets its own rules, deposit and working hours in its by-laws, so check them before booking contractors.
- Structure: slabs, beams, columns and structural walls cannot be altered without a Professional Engineer's assessment and approval from BCA.
- Outside the unit: changes to features on the outside of the building, such as windows and external walls, need approval from the MCST and any relevant government agencies, and additions that change how the building looks need the MCST's permission.
- Common property: driving nails or screws into, drilling or marking common property needs the MCST's written approval.
Sources for the structure, outside-the-unit and common-property points: BCA: What to know as a condo owner and BCA: Building Maintenance (Strata Management) Regulations, prescribed by-laws, checked October 2026. Your condo's by-laws and management are the final reference.
Condo Renovation Cost
How much does a condo renovation cost?
| Condo type | Typical range (S$) |
|---|---|
| New condo, 2 bedrooms | 25,000 – 50,000 |
| New condo, 3 bedrooms | 40,000 – 60,000 |
| Resale condo, 2 bedrooms | 45,000 – 65,000 |
| Resale condo, 3 bedrooms | 65,000 – 95,000 |
Ranges include carpentry and Homenex's design fee. Your own figure depends on the condition of the unit and the scope you choose.
Design Concept
A condo design concept in light oak and stone.
Design visualisations of a warm, light condo interior: an open kitchen and living area, a calm bedroom and a stone bathroom.
Design visualisation.
Condo interior design questions homeowners often ask.
Do I need a floor plan before starting a condo interior design conversation?
A floor plan is helpful, but not required for the first conversation. You can first share your property type, ideas, preferred mood, budget range and timeline.
Can Homenex help with resale condo renovation?
Yes. Resale condos often need careful planning around existing conditions, layout flow, storage, finishes and practical renovation coordination.
How do I make a compact condo feel more spacious?
The design should consider circulation, furniture scale, storage, lighting, colour, visual weight and how each area connects to the next.
Can I use my own design inspiration?
Yes. You can share reference images, preferred styles or ideas. We help translate inspiration into a practical design direction that fits your condo and daily living.
Are condo building requirements considered during planning?
Yes. Condo projects may involve management requirements, lift access, working-hour rules and other practical constraints. These are reviewed during planning.
Do I need approval from my condo management to renovate?
Often, yes. Check with your condo management first: many condos ask for a renovation application and a deposit before work starts, and each condo sets its own rules and working hours in its by-laws. Structural changes need a Professional Engineer and BCA approval, and changes to windows or the outside of the building need approval too.
How much does a condo renovation cost?
With Homenex, a new condo typically costs S$25,000 – S$50,000 to renovate for 2 bedrooms and S$40,000 – S$60,000 for 3 bedrooms. A resale condo typically costs S$45,000 – S$65,000 for 2 bedrooms and S$65,000 – S$95,000 for 3 bedrooms, including carpentry and design fee.
Planning a condo renovation?
Tell us about your condo, ideas or current questions. We will help you understand the design possibilities before recommending the next step.