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Estimated reading time: 4 to 6 minutes SIDA 2025 matters to Singapore homeowners because it shows which designers and firms are leading the industry, accelerates accreditation and consumer protection through SIDS and CaseTrust, and shapes the way future HDB and condo homes are planned, from layout and liveability to sustainability and wellness. <img src="https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/sixides/uploads%2F1764062685132-SIDS25Tung.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="President of SIDS on stage giving speech in 2025">SIDS President Mr Tung Ching Yew shared on his plans for an upcoming rest in 2026 following his successful terms.&nbsp;<h2 id="isPasted">Why an industry awards night matters to your future home</h2>On paper, the Singapore Interior Design Awards 2025 look like an industry-only affair. One ballroom at Sands Expo and Convention Centre, a guest list filled with designers and architects, and 108 winners across six countries being called to the stage.In reality, what is recognised at SIDA tends to filter down into the showflats you visit, the caf&eacute;s you hang out in and, eventually, the HDB flats and condos you call home.This year&rsquo;s edition, organised by the Society of Interior Designers Singapore, marked what the organisers call the most rigorous judging cycle so far, with more than 650 submissions, of which 557 came from Singapore. The awards are increasingly a mirror of how Singaporeans want to live, work and gather, rather than just a trophy wall for the trade. For homeowners, three things stand out.<ul><li style="font-family: Roboto, ui-sans-serif, system-ui;">The projects that won are pushing human experience, not just &ldquo;nice photos&rdquo;.</li><li style="font-family: Roboto, ui-sans-serif, system-ui;">Veteran designers who helped shape modern Singapore interiors are being honoured while new names are rising.</li><li style="font-family: Roboto, ui-sans-serif, system-ui;">Behind the glitz, SIDS is quietly building systems to protect consumers and raise standards, from accreditation to education.&nbsp;</li></ul> <h2 id="isPasted">The winning projects that will shape how we live</h2><h3 id="isPasted">Design of the Year: Singapore on the world stage</h3>The headline win this year is Design of the Year, awarded to the Singapore Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka by Crystal Chu of KR+D. It is a symbolic reminder that Singapore design is no longer only about fitting clever storage into small flats. Our designers are now crafting national showcases that sit alongside the best in the world.For Singapore homeowners, this matters because the same designers and studios working on international projects often influence local residential, retail and hospitality spaces. The ideas tested at an Expo pavilion today will quietly show up in your favourite malls, hotels and, eventually, in the approaches your interior designer proposes for your home tomorrow. <img src="https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/sixides/uploads%2F1764063022470-bestresidesign.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="A beautiful interior with earthy colours becomes the winning residential project at SIDS25.">Best in Residential Design - Floor Area &ge; 101 sqm winner - White Jacket Pte Ltd (Patricia Ho Douven) in An Autobiography in Space <h3 id="isPasted">Residential and workplace winners: reading the signals</h3>On the residential front, the Luminaries list includes Best in Residential Design (Floor Area 101 square metres and above), awarded to &ldquo;An Autobiography in Space&rdquo; by White Jacket. Even without the full case study, the title alone tells you where high-level design thinking is heading: homes that read like personal stories, not catalogue pages.Instead of a one-size-fits-all &ldquo;Scandi&rdquo; template, the best work is moving towards spaces that map directly to the way each family lives and remembers. For homeowners, that is a useful nudge to step back from mood boards and ask: &ldquo;What is the story of our household, and how should the layout reflect that?&rdquo;In the workplace category, DP Design&rsquo;s HDB Workplace Transformation picked up Best in Workspace Design for large floor areas. When an institution like HDB rethinks its own office, it has knock-on effects. Workplace ideas around hybrid working, wellness and collaboration often spill over into home design, especially for homeowners carving out study corners and work zones within compact flats.You are likely to see more layouts that blend working, resting and hosting in the same footprint, but in a way that protects mental health and privacy. <img src="https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/sixides/uploads%2F1764063236200-sids25lifetimewinner.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Constance Ann on stage at SIDS.">Lifetime Achievement Award winner Constance Ann from Constann Design Pte Ltd <h3>The people behind the scenes: celebrating lifelong contributions</h3>Awards seasons can feel obsessed with what is new, but SIDA 2025 made space to recognise two long-serving practitioners with Lifetime Achievement Awards: Andrew Fisher of Andy Fisher Workshop and Constance Ann of Constann Design.These are the designers whose work many Singaporeans have experienced without always noticing the names behind the spaces, whether in hospitality, public interiors or high-profile projects. Honouring them is more than a polite gesture. It signals to homeowners that behind every &ldquo;nice&rdquo; room are decades of hard-earned lessons about proportion, materials, light and how people actually use space.Alongside them, the big individual wins went to Allan Wang of DP Design, who clinched Designer of the Year, Young Designer of the Year and Best Design Firm of the Year for his practice, as well as Cagil Yurdakul Toker of Raffles Design Institute, named Design Educator of the Year. This cluster of awards acts as a snapshot of the studios and educational voices currently setting the tone for Singapore&rsquo;s built environment. <h2>Raising the bar on trust, accreditation and consumer protection</h2>One of the most important messages for homeowners did not come from the trophy list but from the speeches.SIDS President Tung Ching Yew highlighted how the number of accredited interior designers in Singapore has grown from under 100 in 2022 to more than 650 today. Accreditation might sound administrative, but for homeowners it is about trust. It signals that your designer has met defined standards and is operating within a professional framework, not just &ldquo;a friend of a friend who knows how to do carpentry&rdquo;. Looking ahead, SIDS announced a roadmap that includes:<ol><li style="font-family: Roboto, ui-sans-serif, system-ui;">Co developing, co delivering and co certifying six new Continuing Education and Training courses from 2026, covering topics like generative AI in spatial design and wellness for interiors, in partnership with three local polytechnics.</li><li style="font-family: Roboto, ui-sans-serif, system-ui;">Working with the Singapore Green Building Council on a Green Mark Interiors Scheme, so more designers are trained to create sustainable, healthier interiors.</li><li style="font-family: Roboto, ui-sans-serif, system-ui;">Developing a consumer tradeshow with the Singapore Furniture Industries Council, focused not on selling renovation packages but on educating the public about the renovation journey and the value of hiring accredited designers.</li></ol> <blockquote>For homeowners, this is the practical takeaway. In the coming years, looking for an accredited, CaseTrust backed firm will become an increasingly reliable way to filter vendors, especially if you are signing large contracts or handing over sizeable renovation deposits.</blockquote> <h2>Investing in the next generation of designers</h2>SIDA 2025 did not only celebrate established names. It also spotlighted 33 students from local institutes of higher learning through the SIDA Youth Awards, and continued the SIDA Youth Excellence Award, a bursary of 3,000 Singapore dollars each for three students in spatial design courses.If you have ever wondered who will design the homes your children and grandchildren grow up in, this is part of the answer. An entire cohort of young designers is being supported and encouraged to see interior design as a serious, impactful profession rather than a side hustle.Youth award projects span everything from hospitality concepts to public spaces, touching on sustainability, community and new ways of living. While these schemes may feel distant from your current BTO or resale flat, they are seeding the ideas that will shape future HDB typologies, co living models and community spaces. At the end of the day, SIDA is not about who wears what to the gala. It is about building an ecosystem where the person renovating a four room flat in Punggol can find trustworthy, forward thinking designers who understand both international standards and local realities. That is when an awards night starts to matter in the most ordinary yet important place of all, inside your own home. <h2>Q&amp;A</h2>Q: What is SIDA 2025.A: SIDA 2025 is the 2025 edition of the Singapore Interior Design Awards, organised by the Society of Interior Designers Singapore (SIDS). It recognises outstanding interior design projects in Singapore and the region, from homes and workplaces to hospitality and public spaces. For homeowners, it is a snapshot of which designers, firms and ideas are leading the industry right now. Q: How does SIDA affect my choice of interior designer.A: SIDA gives you a useful signal of quality. Firms and designers that win or are regularly shortlisted tend to have stronger design thinking, better project experience and a clearer point of view about how people should live and work. When you are shortlisting IDs, seeing SIDA wins or nominations in their portfolio can give you more confidence that they know how to plan functional, liveable spaces rather than just styling for photos. Q: What is an accredited interior designer and why does it matter.A: An accredited interior designer is a practitioner who has met the standards set by SIDS under its accreditation framework. This usually includes a mix of formal training, professional experience, a code of conduct and ongoing skills upgrading. For homeowners, working with an accredited ID matters because it reduces the risk of guesswork and cowboy practices. You are engaging someone who is recognised by the industry, more likely to follow proper processes, and more accountable if things go wrong. <a href="https://www.sixides.com/articles/how-to-avoid-disappearing-contractors-and-protect-your-dream-home" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Thinking of renovating</a>&nbsp;after seeing all this design talent in action?Use SIXiDES to find an interior designer who fits your style, budget and expectations.<ul><li>Match with vetted IDs using our <a href="https://www.sixides.com/find-my-id?utm_source=organic&utm_term=menu&utm_medium=home_page" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Find My ID</a> tool.</li><li>Request transparent quotes with <a href="https://www.sixides.com/equote?utm_source=organic&utm_term=menu&utm_medium=home_page" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">eQuote</a>.</li><li>Understand <a href="https://www.sixides.com/articles/6-facts-about-renovating-in-Singapore" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">what to expect</a> at each stage of your renovation.</li></ul> Start your renovation journey with designers who put your home, safety and lifestyle first.

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The Singapore Interior Design Awards 2025 spotlighted 108 winning projects, veteran designers and new initiatives in accreditation, education and consumer protection. Here is how it all affects Singapore homeowners planning a renovation.

SIDA 2025: Why Singapore’s Biggest Design Awards Matter To Homeowners

The Singapore Interior Design Awards 2025 spotlighted 108 winning projects, veteran designers and new initiatives in accreditation and education. Here is how it all affects Singapore homeowners planning a renovation.

Singapore Interior Design Awards 2025: What Homeowners Should Know

From celebrated pavilions and HDB workplaces to bursaries for young designers, this year’s Singapore Interior Design Awards quietly set the tone for how our future homes and everyday spaces will look, feel and function. Here is what Singapore homeowners should take away from SIDA 2025.

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December Edition | 8 - 21 December&nbsp;2025 Each home tells a story. This December, we&rsquo;re giving you the pen, or rather, the scroll. Introducing Vote Your Fave &mdash; a monthly giveaway that invites homeowners and design lovers to vote for their favourite interiors and stand a chance to win rewards worth up to $338. What Is Vote Your Fave?<img src="https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/sixides/uploads%2F1765182553847-Dec_Thumbnail+2-02.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib">Every month, four standout interior design studios put forth their best works &mdash; spaces that capture imagination and elevate everyday living. These are the kinds of projects that inspire anyone planning a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sixides.com/articles/singapore-2024-renovation-budget-condo-renovation-cost-forecast" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">condo renovation</a>, hunting for ideas in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sixides.com/articles/guide-choosing-an-interior-designer-in-singapore" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">interior design &amp; renovation</a>, or searching for the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sixides.com/articles/best-renovation-contractor-in-singapore" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">best renovation contractor in Singapore</a><a href="https://www.sixides.com/articles/best-renovation-contractor-in-singapore" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">.</a>Every month, four standout interior design studios put forth their best works, spaces that capture imagination and elevate everyday living. The public, that&rsquo;s you, gets to vote across&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/sixidesasia/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Instagram</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/@sixidesasia" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Facebook</a>.Your engagement shapes the outcome. The design with the most combined votes wins the round, and from that pool of supporters, two lucky winners will be selected. How to Join<img src="https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/sixides/uploads%2F1765182561991-Dec_Thumbnail+2-03.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib">Participation is effortless, just like good design should be.<ol><li>Follow us @sixidesasia on social media platforms.</li><li>Check out the four featured interior designs for November.</li><li>Like, comment, and share your favourite design post.</li><li>You&#39;re automatically in the running to win.</li></ol> What You Could WinFrom the community of voters who back the winning design, we&rsquo;ll select two winners:<ul><li>1 x Edifier R1280DBs &ndash; Black</li><li>1 x Edifier R1280DBs&nbsp;&ndash; Brown</li></ul> Who Can EnterThe giveaway is open to all homeowners residing in Singapore. Whether you&#39;re planning your dream space or just appreciate clever interiors, you&#39;re invited. Important Dates<ul><li>Campaign Period: 8 - 21 December 2025</li><li>Winners Announced: Shortly after closing via our social media platforms</li></ul> One Month, Two Winner, One Vote AwayVote Your Fave is about more than giveaways. This is the first of many to come. A new month, a new showcase, a new chance to win.&nbsp;So follow us, cast your vote, and join us in this monthly ode to great design. So why not start now?

Each home tells a story. This December, we’re giving you the pen — or rather, the scroll. Introducing Vote Your Fave — a monthly giveaway that invites homeowners and design lovers to vote for their favourite interiors and stand a chance to win rewards worth up to $338.

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<h2>Discipline brings your best outcomes this year, especially through routines, health, and a calmer home base.</h2> <h2 id="isPasted">Outlook for those born in the year of the Snake</h2>2026 calls for caution. Misfortune can arise when routines are careless, so your home must support steadiness. This is the year to protect sleep, keep your diet cleaner, and avoid draining your energy on unnecessary travel or chaos. A well-run home becomes your advantage, because it keeps stress from turning into illness or setbacks. <h2>Career</h2>A brighter outlook is possible, with benefactor support and good results locally and abroad. Innovation and share acquisitions may appear, but stronger fortune is often linked to joyful family occasions. <h2>Work</h2>Workload can be heavy and stressful. Recognition is possible, even promotion or a raise, but you must manage health and pace. <h2>Wealth</h2>Windfalls are more likely when there are joyful occasions in the family. Pay attention to familiar numbers if you must, but avoid risky speculation and know when to stop. <h2>Love and family</h2>Relationships can progress quickly to marriage. Young married couples are encouraged to plan for a child. Married men should be cautious of extramarital affairs, especially if working abroad. Elders may rejoice at grandchildren. Middle-aged women should monitor gynaecological health. Those born in 1953 are advised to avoid overseas travel. <h2>Health</h2>Health needs extra attention, especially for those born in 1953 and 1965, and women monitoring gynaecological issues. Diet and routines matter more than usual. <h2>Power Colours</h2>White, Black, Yellow <h2>Best-Facing Directions</h2>Southeast, Southwest, West <h2>Home Tip</h2>Turn your bedroom into a proper recovery zone. Add blackout curtains if needed, improve airflow, and remove work clutter from the sleep space. Use soft white or warm yellow lighting at night. When sleep improves, everything else becomes easier, including relationships, work performance, and money discipline. <a href="https://www.sixides.com/articles/sixides-2026-chinese-zodiac-home-forecast" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Back to main zodiac forecast page</a> <h2> </h2>Renovating soon? The safest first step is not a moodboard. Use the SIXiDES&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sixides.com/equote?utm_source=organic&utm_term=menu&utm_medium=home_page" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">eQuote tool</a>&nbsp;to budget your reno expenses, then let SIXiDES help&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sixides.com/find-my-id?utm_source=organic&utm_term=menu&utm_medium=home_page" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">match you with experienced, reliable interior designers</a>.

Discipline brings your best outcomes this year, especially through routines, health, and a calmer home base.

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SIXiDES, Dulux, and Kompacplus came together at Designer’s Night, marking a collective step towards shaping what comes next for Singapore’s interior design industry. 

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<h1>SIXiDES: Redefining Homeowners&#39; Experience With The Design and Build Industry</h1> Buying a house is one of life&rsquo;s biggest decisions. It&rsquo;s where we&rsquo;re (presumably) going to live the rest of our lives. It has to be perfect. So why is it also one of life&rsquo;s biggest pain the in assets just to get there?&nbsp; <h3>Turns out that what&rsquo;s just business as usual for the design and build industry is, to the average citizen, an aggregation of aesthetic nomenclature and modus operandi (i.e., a lot of complicated jargon and work). Homeowners, both present and future, need a way to understand and communicate what they want to those in the industry, from interior designers to vendors to suppliers, and vice versa. So how do we do that? For there to be a solution, we first must diagnose the problems.</h3> The Challenges for Homeowners and Industry<img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638945424277-stressed-asian-woman-moving-things-into-new-home-several-large-brown-cardboard-boxes-were-placed-room-moving-house-concept+%281%29.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> HomeownersHomeowners&rsquo; challenges are myriad in an unfamiliar area where they are wholly dependent on subject matter experts to help filter out the fluff from the facts. However, there are so many interior designers in Singapore alone, we aren&rsquo;t just spoiled for choice: we&rsquo;re up to our eyeballs in it. It can be hard to tell apart the smooth-talkers from the real deal. From profit-driven, smooth-talking salesmen to passionate but impractical designers, if homeowners aren&rsquo;t careful, they could end up getting very little for their buck (i.e., overcharged for everything), substandard work (i.e. low quality materials), or nothing at all (i.e. getting cheated). Interior DesignersFor the interior designer (or ID), the competition is fierce. In an industry where the demand is high, so too are the number of people and firms that operate in it. Over 2,000 IDs firms populate Singapore alone. If that wasn&rsquo;t enough, to throw more salt into the wound, those don&rsquo;t even include those without formal design credentials. Since there&rsquo;s currently no government agency regulating the ID renovation trade, any Tom, Dick, Harry and their cat can be an ID. <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638946636411-picture-stressful-businessman-work+%281%29.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> AcademyLet&rsquo;s be real: most of us never plan on going back to school. Once we get that cert, we move on to &ldquo;greater things&rdquo; and never look back. And that might be fine if the world just stood still for us right after we leave academia. But it doesn&rsquo;t. There will always be something new; new methodology, new developments, new technology. Active participation between academia and the industry ensures that advancements can, respectively, be field tested and spur growth in the profession at large. <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638965931959-adult-woman-buyer-looking-book-with-upholstery-fabrics.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> Suppliers and VendorsConsidering how much the services and goods of vendors, suppliers, and merchants directly impacts homeowners, it&rsquo;s curious how little their paths cross. It&rsquo;s like getting a personal shopper who won&rsquo;t let you choose or even see what they&rsquo;re getting at the supermarket. It&rsquo;s a real shame for homeowners &ndash; don&rsquo;t get the opportunity to better understand and make informed choices about what services and materials they get and use. Overcoming the Challenges<img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638965989978-couple-handshaking-businesswoman-making-deal-cafe-close-up-view.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> Fair Price for Fair ServicesDespite having different challenges, everyone wants one thing: a fair price without worry. SIXiDES&rsquo; goal is, and will always be, to provide a safe marketplace for homeowners where they can find the people, services, and products that fit the bill. Part of that promise involves ensuring that IDs, vendors, suppliers, merchants, and even academia, would receive their due support.&nbsp; <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638966033731-asia-family-dad-mom-sit-couch-enjoy-shopping-online-laptop-while-daughter-son-have-fun-shouting-run-around-sofa-living-room-home+%281%29.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> HomeownersThe challenge for homeowners is how to find the right ID for what they want. Where to begin? What criteria to use? Lacking in-depth knowledge about the industry, then it&rsquo;d be like finding a needle in a haystack in the middle of a storm&hellip; at night. To give homeowners a fighting chance, SIXiDES offers to keep them well-informed and equipped before they even engage begin their project. <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638966073912-hands-young-female-architect-taking-photo-model-new-house-yard-while-her-mature-male-colleague-making-notes-sketch-paper+%281%29.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> eQuoteOne of SIXiDES offers is a proprietary artificial intelligence that we call eQuote. No more second-guessing yourself. You tell the AI what you&rsquo;re looking for and where the job is, and the system will give you an industry-standard quote on the spot along with five (robot) hand-picked IDs to choose from &mdash; IDs who have been verified for their competency and expertise.&nbsp; <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638966123124-quality-assurance-quality-control+%281%29.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> Verified ID SchemeFor SIXiDES, Verified ID is our way of separating the wheat from the chaff. Their purpose? IDs and vendors are assigned badges based on their qualifications and specialties that help to inform you and help us to match them to your needs. For credibility, SIXiDES isn&rsquo;t doing this alone &ndash; these badges are awarded in partnership with the Singapore Institute of Technology. In so doing, we not only recognise hard work and talent, but also encourage industry practitioners to continually upskill themselves and, in turn, raise industry standards.&nbsp; <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638966166193-hands-holding-puzzle-business-problem-solving-concept+%281%29.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> IDs, Vendors, and SuppliersSIXiDES&nbsp;recognises that standardisation may not be a sexy word, but for IDs, vendors, and suppliers, it ensures a level playing field for everyone. No undercutting. No wheeling and dealing. Fair game for everyone. And increased trust with consumers as they experience consistency, safety, and quality that standardisation brings. With increased trust, more business for everyone all around. <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638966196988-students-doing-homework-park+%281%29.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> AcademyIn order to build and support the industry, SIXiDES collaborates with academic institutions to develop and offer up subsidised programmes. Who doesn&rsquo;t like a bargain, right? These would be open to industry professionals to upskill themselves and outsiders who wish to qualify and join the field. The rewards of self-improvement and training for both individuals are twofold; gaining new skills and recognition through SIXiDES&rsquo; Verified ID badges.&nbsp; <img src="https://s3-us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sixides-us/uploads%2F1638966257400-closeup-teenage-hand-throwing-paper-plane.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> SIXiDES and The FutureSIXiDES&nbsp;is all about creating an ecosystem for homeowners that is friendly and easy to use. It will be a place where they can make informed decisions. Even now, we&rsquo;re developing programmes that work towards that goal. While the majority of what we do is for homeowners, SIXiDES recognises that that goal needs to work in conjunction with supporting and encouraging the industry as a whole. At present, SIXiDES&rsquo; focus is mainly trained on design and renovation for homes but worry not &mdash; our plans include extending our services to commercial projects in the near future.

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SIDA 2025: Why Singapore’s Biggest Design Awards Matter To Homeowners

From celebrated pavilions and HDB workplaces to bursaries for young designers, this year’s Singapore Interior Design Awards quietly set the tone for how our future homes and everyday spaces will look, feel and function. Here is what Singapore homeowners should take away from SIDA 2025.

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