Fig. 01 — A family home in District 10, reimagined
✦ Landed Homes — Singapore

A house holds a family. We design the home it becomes.

Good Class Bungalows, detached and semi-detached homes, terraces and conservation houses — designed and built by one studio, for the families who will live in them for a generation.

01 / THE STUDIO

A landed home is the longest conversation you'll have with a building. It should be shaped by people who stay for all of it — from the first sketch on your dining table to the morning your family wakes up in it.

Since 2023, Luxior Concept has designed and built landed homes across Singapore — quietly, and mostly by referral. One studio holds the whole house: architecture-led alterations, the build, and the interiors that make it feel like yours.

02 / WHAT WE STEWARD

Four disciplines, one point of contact — for the whole house.

01
Addition & Alteration

Reconfigure, extend and modernise an existing landed home — with the QP, URA and BCA submissions coordinated for you.

02
Reconstruction & New Build

Take a home down to the land and raise a new one — GCB, detached or semi-detached — as a single, accountable project.

03
Interior Design & Build

Bespoke joinery, stone, lighting and finishes — interiors designed for how your family actually lives across every floor.

04
Landscape, Pool & Facade

The courtyard, the pool, the arrival — the outside of the home considered with the same care as the rooms within.

01 / TWO STARTING POINTS

A resale condo and a new launch are two very different jobs. We scope them properly.

Just Collected Keys
New Launch · Just TOP

The blank canvas

The developer's finish is deliberately basic — so this is the moment to layer in carpentry, feature walls, lighting, curtains and smart storage before your furniture (or your tenant) arrives. We also walk the unit with you for a defects check against the handover, while everything's still under the developer's liability period.

Making It Yours
Resale Condo

Someone else's taste, your home now

You've inherited the previous owner's renovation — flooring, built-ins, sometimes ageing wiring or waterproofing. We strip back what doesn't serve you, modernise the parts that have dated, and reimagine older layouts around how you actually live — not how the last owner did.

03 / INTERIOR STYLES

Not sure what suits your unit? Here's the language we design in.

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Sleek • Functional • Geometric
Modern

Modern interior design is about clean lines, confident proportions and calm everyday function. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into polished, spacious and easy to maintain spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Modern
Airy • Hygge • Nordic
Scandinavian

Scandinavian interior design is about light wood, soft whites and functional comfort. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into bright, friendly and quietly organised spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Scandinavian
Raw • Rugged • Metallic
Modern-Industrial

Industrial interior design is about raw texture, black accents and urban character. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into bold, grounded and slightly masculine spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Modern-Industrial
Calm • Harmonious • Grounded
Japandi

Japandi interior design is about Japanese restraint blended with Scandinavian warmth. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into calm, tactile and deeply considered spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Japandi
Curated • Fluid • Dynamic
Contemporary

Contemporary interior design is about current proportions, flexible materials and a refined city-home sensibility. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into fresh, composed and adaptable spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Contemporary
Pure • Restrained • Intentional
Soft-Minimalism

Soft-Minimalism interior design is about clarity, restraint and highly intentional storage. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into quiet, uncluttered and breathable spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Soft-Minimalism
Simple • Practical • Uncluttered
Muji

Muji interior design is about Japanese-inspired simplicity, natural tones and everyday usefulness. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into gentle, organised and familiar spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Muji
Imperfect • Weathered • Authentic
Wabi-Sabi

Wabi-Sabi interior design is about imperfect texture, organic forms and quiet ageing. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into earthy, meditative and intimate spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Wabi-Sabi
Retro • Iconic • Playful
Mid-Century Modern

Mid-Century Modern interior design is about retro lines, warm timber and sculptural furniture. For Singapore homeowners, Luxior Concept translates the look into nostalgic, stylish and confident spaces that work for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes.

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Mid-Century Modern
✦ Not Sure Where To Start?

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No pressure, no obligation. A real answer on your layout, your MCST's rules, and your budget — wherever you are in the world.

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04 / WHY OWNERS CALL US FIRST

Most owners talk to three firms. The ones who talk to us first rarely finish the list.

01

One designer, start to finish

The person you WhatsApp today is the person who hands you your keys — not a salesperson who disappears after you sign.

02

We read your MCST rules before we design

Working hours, deposits, what can and can't be hacked — we design within your development's guidelines, so nothing gets rejected after approval.

03

Honest, written, itemised quotes

One clear quotation you can actually compare — no lowball number today and a stack of variation orders once the walls are open.

04

Expat-friendly & English-first

Coordinating from overseas? We share 3D designs and updates remotely, and handle the local paperwork and site so you don't have to fly in.

Common landed property renovations

Frequently asked questions

What landed homeowners ask us most before renovating.

What approvals do landed home renovations require?
It depends on scope. Interior works with no structural change generally need no planning permission, but structural works and extensions require BCA building plan approval and often URA planning permission, with a Qualified Person (architect) and Professional Engineer appointed. We map the pathway before design begins.
What are A&A (Addition & Alteration) works?
A&A covers additions and alterations to an existing building: extensions, new floor slabs, roof works or reconfiguring structure, as opposed to a full rebuild. A&A affecting structural elements or gross floor area triggers BCA submission and, usually, URA approval.
Do I need a Professional Engineer or architect?
Yes, for structural or GFA-changing works. A registered architect (QP) and structural Professional Engineer (PE) must prepare and endorse the plans submitted to BCA. Non-structural works like painting, finishes and non-load-bearing partitions carry a lighter compliance burden.
How long do landed renovation approvals take?
For a routine landed A&A, the approval clock from frozen design to permit to commence works is typically 12 to 20 weeks, and longer for complex or conservation projects. URA and BCA each run their own review and revision cycles, so approvals are a project phase in their own right.
Can I extend my landed house or add a floor?
Often, subject to URA plot ratio, height controls and setback rules. Eligible landed proposals may qualify for a lighter-touch lodgment pathway; others need formal written permission. We check your envelope and GFA utilisation before proposing any extension so plans aren't rejected late.
How much does a landed renovation cost?
Costs span a wide range. As a 2026 guide, non-structural A&A works start around S$40,000, while structural additions to landed properties commonly begin near S$120,000 and rise with scope, excluding QP and regulatory fees. We quote against your actual design.
What climate challenges do landed homes face in Singapore?
Landed homes are exposed on more sides, so roofing, drainage, external walls and metalwork take a harder hit from rain, heat and humidity. We specify weatherproof detailing, proper roof and balcony drainage gradients, and corrosion-resistant materials for anything outdoors.
Do conservation houses or GCBs have special rules?
Yes. Conservation properties require URA Conservation Permission and must preserve prescribed elements, and Good Class Bungalow areas carry additional controls. These projects run more approval rounds and demand a firm experienced with heritage compliance.