13 renowned Singapore interior designers to engage for a luxury home renovation this year

Covering interior design, building and contracting, HG Group offers a seamless experience where every stage of a project is expertly managed under one roof and delivered with technical expertise, transparency and artistry.

With an ethos centred on communication, precision, and personalisation, HG Group prioritises collaboration and its clients’ visions, making for a smooth and enjoyable journey. The firm’s mission is steadfast: to transform houses into homes where life, creativity, and memories thrive.

Twothree Design founders Dickson and Jonathan Phoon grew up immersed in the world of design and construction. Today, the brothers bring that experience, along with expertise in engineering and economics, to their studio, crafting minimalist and functional interiors.

The studio’s creative vision was most recently celebrated with three prestigious accolades at the 2024 Singapore Interior Design Awards (SIDA), highlighting Twothree Design’s ability to balance creativity and practicality. As the studio continues to grow, the founders remain committed to their roots—creating spaces that are as functional as they are timeless.

The design principal of Sketchwork Design & Style, Sulini Tjoeng tells us that she believes in “inventive and pragmatic design”, a philosophy that has materialised across her portfolio of not only gorgeous, personalised residential projects but also detail-oriented commercial and hospitality design.

Tjoeng and her team have refined the ability to understand and define each client’s aspirations and objectives and infuse them into the design process. Beyond this careful customisation, they also pride themselves on designs that are intuitive, user-centric, and adaptable to a variety of contexts.

Each project is crafted with simplicity, empathy, adaptability, balance between form and function, and innovation with respect for context and tradition.

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Leading with technical expertise, a multi-disciplinary and user-centric approach, and a strong creative vision, Jackie Lai helms MCC Singapore and Jia Studios as design director, where he realises striking, high-end interiors and functional architectural designs alongside his wife, Agnes Xue.

From private residences to retail spaces, hotels and resorts, Jia Studios has an impressive portfolio of design work, including prominent projects such as the corporate suites of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix and the award-winning Natureland establishments around Singapore.

The creative director of Haus Atelier, interior designer Priscilla Khiu specialises exclusively in landed rebuilds and other large-scale residential projects, the firm doubling as both the designer and the builder. With her husband Lorcan Duffy as operations director by her side, Khiu is guided by the belief that architecture and interiors should be seamlessly integrated.

Just like the multihyphenate master builders of old, who had to be “engineers, architects, mechanical and electrical consultants, and builders all in one”, everyone at Haus Atelier has a solid foundation across all relevant disciplines.

This wide-ranging skillset manifests in a well-rounded approach to design and construction that allows the team to dream big—and make those dreams come true.

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Founded in 2015 by Molina Hun and Sujono Lim with a strong foundation in interior architecture, Sujonohun set a new standard for Singapore’s design scene. Backed by over a decade of experience, the duo crafts spaces that are both highly functional and defined by a refined contemporary aesthetic.

The studio draws inspiration from photography, art, travel, and the built environment, infusing each project with a thoughtful balance of materiality and spatial quality. Sujonohun’s designs embrace timeless principles while remaining attuned to evolving industry trends, approaching each project with a spirit of exploration and discovery.

When faced with particularly challenging spaces, the team also crafts custom furniture and lighting—the perfect bespoke complement to the studio’s high-end interiors.

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With an architectural career spanning over 40 years, Edmund Kok leads Trace Design & Build with a wealth of experience, having worked on major institutional projects before founding the firm in 2011. One of the only design and build firms led by an architect with a specialisation in luxury landed properties, the firm has amassed an impressive portfolio, including projects such as inter-terrace houses and Good Class Bungalows.

The architect’s sons, Nathaniel and Ray Kok, play key roles as well, taking charge of the legacy of this family-led firm. Nathaniel brings a strategic approach and business management experience to operations, while Ray spearheads M.Interior, the firm’s interior design arm.

The team’s multidisciplinary philosophy ensures every project is approached holistically, blending architectural precision, cost-conscious planning, and seamless project management.

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With over 16 years of experience and more than 300 projects to his name, Ken Lee, founder of Mr Shopper Studio, has mastered the art of crafting bespoke interiors that seamlessly blend aesthetics with function. His firm offers a full suite of services, from design consultancy to project management, sourcing, furnishing and styling.

At the heart of Mr Shopper Studio’s philosophy are three guiding principles: storytelling, a user-centric approach, and holistic design. Lee believes that true luxury lies in exclusivity, meticulous attention to detail, and personalisation—tailoring every element to reflect an individual’s lifestyle and aspirations.

The firm also introduced Asia’s first Interior Personality Analysis, a unique methodology that helps clients define their design preferences and align them with their daily lives. This approach ensures that each home is not just visually stunning but also attuned to the homeowners’ unique needs.

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Founded by Justin Mok and Bin Yeo, Bud Studio brings a refined approach to interior design, shaped by their backgrounds in interior architecture and experience at esteemed firms like SCDA. Cultivating expertise in both residential and commercial projects, the studio thrives on collaboration and creativity, with a vibrant team of designers hailing from disciplines such as fashion and engineering.

At Bud Studio, design is about crafting tailored and intuitive experiences that balance form and function, with an underlying belief that true luxury is akin to a tailored suit. The team values honest materials, low-tech solutions, and an interplay between positive and negative space, which come together to create a harmonious living environment.

The studio’s work further integrates biophilic elements to enhance well-being, embracing sustainability and designing homes that not only look exquisite but also nurture mindful living, healthy habits, and a deeper connection to the natural world.

Founded in 2008 by Mark Chen, Artistroom is a testament to longevity in Singapore’s ever-evolving interior design scene. Over its 16 years, the boutique firm has built a reputation for crafting thoughtful, highly personalised spaces that cater to a wide range of lifestyles and design preferences.

Now a tight-knit team of four—including Chen’s wife, Katy Chong, and spatial designers Patty Wu and Cai Shuhao Evangeline—the studio thrives on collaboration. The team’s design ethos leans toward a clean, architectural feel, with a strong emphasis on space planning to ensure each home is both functional and visually harmonious.

Grounded in continuous learning even after all these years, Artistroom remains open to innovation, regularly experimenting with new materials and techniques to refine its craft. The result? Interiors that stand the test of time while evolving with the changing needs of homeowners.

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A second-generation designer, Lim Thong was immersed in the world of construction from a young age, often accompanying his father to project sites. This early exposure laid the foundation for his meticulous approach to interior design, leading him to establish LA Design Studio—a luxury firm known for its award-winning projects and refined craftsmanship.

Guided by personalisation and experiential design, LA Design Studio crafts interiors that go beyond aesthetics, shaping spaces that align with individual lifestyles and requirements. Lim’s distinctive preference for dark, moody palettes is not about dimming the light but rather about highlighting the profound elegance and richness of shadows.

With a full-fledged team of interior designers, drafters, carpenters, tilers and other skilled craftsmen, the firm is able to deliver excellence in every aspect of its work.

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Founded in 2012 by husband-and-wife duo Jess Koh and Larry Lim, Summerhaus D’zign is a boutique interior design firm specialising in private residential projects, from elegant landed homes to stylish condominium apartments. With a keen eye for understated luxury, the firm prioritises practicality, timeless design, and the transformation of houses into warm, inviting homes.

Design is a collaborative journey for the firm. The team believes in open communication, ensuring each project is tailored to the client’s unique preferences. This philosophy extends beyond aesthetics; every material and design choice is carefully considered for its functionality and longevity.

The firm also believes in staying ahead of material innovations and design trends while grounding its work in tried-and-tested solutions. The result manifests in cohesive, harmonious spaces where every detail contributes to a sense of balance, serenity, and effortless sophistication.

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