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In the DINK (Dual Income No Kids) home, life is less about what must be done and more about what could be. It’s a space not dictated by schedules of small feet or the logic of resale value, but by a kind of quiet hedonism, where design becomes a mirror of personal rituals and shared indulgences. These are homes that speak in textures and tones, that hold space for long breakfasts, spontaneous hobbies and the unapologetic pursuit of comfort and beauty. And while practicality isn’t abandoned, it takes a backseat to preference, reimagined through the lens of two people choosing, each day, exactly how they want to live. The following homes in Singapore reflect just that: not a blueprint, but a palette. Full of possibilities, and utterly unboxed.&nbsp;<h3>1. The Art of Containment</h3><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1500/1000;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/13decf85-ff43-41c5-b976-b2938e247a0b-blob" width="1500" height="1000"></figure>Most of the internal walls were taken down in this 3-room resale HDB and replaced with a full-height storage volume planted right in the middle of the home. It’s a clever move that anchors the layout without closing anything off. On one side, it holds the wardrobe and allows the bed to extend cleanly from it, almost like an alcove that’s been carved out.On the flip side, it hides the home’s main storage, blending utility with form. The openness makes the space feel larger than it is, and the layout suits a DINK lifestyle that prioritises flexibility and flow over rigid zones.By the entrance, what used to be dead space is now a balcony of sorts. Glass sliding doors were angled across the corner, forming a sharp triangle that adds a bit of quiet drama and breaks up the standard grid of the flat. Low metal shelves line one side to house an ever-growing shoe collection without eating into floor space. The kitchen runs long along one wall, set apart with burnt red tiles and raw plywood cabinetry. The contrast gives it just enough grit without feeling unfinished.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1500/938;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/e394bfb7-af3c-46a6-8c39-d9f7095cd5f2-blob" width="1500" height="938"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1500/1125;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/cd122db5-a3e4-4143-9792-4cd191ca2a21-blob" width="1500" height="1125"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1285/908;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/b1a86ff7-e5f0-4f4f-8418-5ba2754b08b3-blob" width="1285" height="908"></figure>Design: Kaizen Architecture&nbsp;<h3>2. Grey Matters</h3><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1281;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/92f2540a-e6bd-4abe-8246-097924f1b7b3-blob" width="1920" height="1281"></figure>Leaning hard into the brutalist style, this 4-room flat features a cool underfoot with concrete flooring. It’s anchored by a consistent palette of greys, silvers and other neutrals, playing up texture over ornament with rough surfaces and sleek metallics.Near the entrance, a full-height open shelf holds rows of sneakers, each pair treated more like an object of design than just footwear.Sharp lines and right angles dominate the layout, with little room for softness, but plenty of space for clarity and structure. It’s the kind of place where everything has a place, and everything that’s there is intentional.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1371/1920;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/11ed663f-68b2-4285-823f-4075a22ce0f3-blob" width="1371" height="1920"></figure>The kitchen centres around a monolithic concrete island that stretches the length of the room, pulling double duty as prep space and dining table. A sink is set at one end, keeping the surface clean and functional without breaking the visuals.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1371/1920;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/e9dbe769-4f28-49d1-bb63-5e2862a88cbc-blob" width="1371" height="1920"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1281;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/745fb407-07db-43df-8401-ae44239b8f98-blob" width="1920" height="1281"></figure>The walk-in wardrobe keeps to the same stripped-back language. Open closets made from matte black metal rods line the space, holding a mostly monochrome collection of clothes. In the middle, a low island holds accessories and everyday pieces within easy reach. Off to the side, a long black dressing table stretches out, seamlessly incorporating a vanity sink at the end.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1281;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/5bc0ae49-a350-4793-be17-98706174ac00-blob" width="1920" height="1281"></figure>It’s a home that suits the DINK lifestyle well. Low maintenance, high impact and unapologetically specific in taste.Design: Bud Studio&nbsp;<h3>3. Where the Cat Chooses the Chair</h3><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1562/1009;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/d89e5cda-ffe7-485c-b0da-8c06c08d8e38-blob" width="1562" height="1009"></figure>Designed with the feline friends in mind, this apartment removed most of its internal walls, leaving it open and fluid and framed by clean lines, soft edges and plenty of honey-toned wood.At the centre is the bed wrapped in a wooden frame that stretches outwards into a platform. This tiered structure doubles as a casual spot for lounging, reading, or getting through a few emails with a coffee nearby. Around it, the layout is pared back but purposeful, giving both human and cat room to roam, perch, and retreat without feeling boxed in.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1562/988;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/d64108dc-f068-4af5-bf02-b32be32869cf-blob" width="1562" height="988"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1562/1042;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/0d37a189-171d-4ee2-9c95-2ad16d042e67-blob" width="1562" height="1042"></figure>The kitchen breaks from the rest of the palette with its bold, all-black finish. Matte cabinets and dark counters hold their own against the otherwise light-toned space.It’s a setup that suits a DINK household well, as it’s designed less for practicality and more for freedom to shape space around the lives being lived here. It’s very much a balance of comfort, design and a just a twinge of indulgence in living exactly how you want, with a cat or two weaving through the picture.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1562/1002;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/0acdaa34-c652-4d5d-b028-f261bf471cde-blob" width="1562" height="1002"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1280;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/71af390c-70fc-4595-9292-09c353bd81b5-blob" width="1920" height="1280"></figure>Design: Asolidplan&nbsp;<h3>4. Composed Living</h3><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1440;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/016ea83a-2a61-4196-a1a5-e52b5e5e7727-blob" width="1920" height="1440"></figure>Instead of the usual layout, the dining area in this Tampines flat holds court right in the centre, taking over the space that conventionally sits the living room. It works surprisingly well, setting the tone for long dinners, slow weekends and the occasional gathering that stretches into the night. It’s a move that makes sense when your home life isn’t built around routines, but around rhythms you choose. The rest of the home flows out from this point, open but not sparse, with everything in its place and nothing shouting for attention.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1368;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/a2666965-4344-45dd-8600-02d7d572b3cf-blob" width="1824" height="1368"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1368;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/0aa25099-a8d3-44c6-b097-7f92fb1bfd1a-blob" width="1824" height="1368"></figure>Storage is cleverly woven in. Walls in the communal areas are fitted with built-ins that keep the clutter tucked away, while some double up as low-profile seating when more guests show up.The kitchen shifts in tone, using darker, moodier wood to mark a visual break from the lighter hues. It gives the cooking space a bit more weight, making it feel considered without drawing focus.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1368;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/0516a72a-dd32-4f2a-a3d5-a4a16b81975c-blob" width="1824" height="1368"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/authors-%E2%80%A2-interior-&amp;-styling">Authors Interior &amp; Styling</a>&nbsp;<h3>5. Back to the Future</h3><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1155;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/9e52a878-14fd-4fc3-9057-01546c989adb-blob" width="1732" height="1155"></figure>With a futuristic aesthetic, this Tampines home encompasses clean forms, sleek surfaces and a layout that feels both streamlined and quietly dramatic. When the warm mood lighting is on, the space shifts entirely, glowing with a softness that wraps the interior in something close to a sci-fi dream—more Dune than domestic.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1155;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/dba02880-85cf-41fd-942a-f6444bab19b6-blob" width="1732" height="1155"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1280/1920;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/d35e197e-fd84-48b3-afb4-278926579d9d-blob" width="1280" height="1920"></figure>The dining area is tucked away in a corner near the entrance but right next to the generous living room for easy movement from one space to the next. Framed by a full-length liquor display, it’s less about showing off here and more about atmosphere, offering a natural setting for impromptu drinks and the kind of hosting that doesn’t follow a script.&nbsp;Elsewhere, function takes a more indulgent turn. A full room is carved out just for the walk-in wardrobe, enclosed with clear glass that plays with the light. Clothes and accessories are on full display, but nothing feels cluttered. For a DINK household, the layout is both generous and intentional, designed around personal rituals, not compromises.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1155;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/3f3f62f5-5d7a-4bc2-86e2-2366b1febb6e-blob" width="1732" height="1155"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1155;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/dc4156a9-3ac8-4f24-9f54-68bf763d60ac-blob" width="1732" height="1155"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/the-local-inn.terior">The Local Inn.terior</a>&nbsp;<h3>6. Inward Spaces</h3><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1280;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/91c9db7d-184b-4354-ba0e-dd2ab72dd289-blob" width="1920" height="1280"></figure>There’s more emphasis here on the private zones than the communal ones in this Jurong West resale flat. Two bedrooms were merged to create a single, expansive space that holds the work area, sleeping zone, and vanity setup all in one. Instead of walls, full-height storage units now separate and define each area, giving structure without closing things off. The setup works especially well for a DINK couple, offering room to work, rest, and get ready without having to shuffle between small, compartmentalised rooms.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1216;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/569f30a9-6ca7-469a-a213-f16e926aedcb-blob" width="1824" height="1216"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1216;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/5f527e2b-d8c5-4b86-a837-14d99b5bd915-blob" width="1824" height="1216"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1216;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/36d0f0b2-9077-4283-a612-1f7d4017d73b-blob" width="1824" height="1216"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1216;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/be8e3abf-47b1-4621-88fc-db3215ff72b1-blob" width="1824" height="1216"></figure>Out in the main area, the kitchen sits behind a curved wall that softens the transition from the front door. This small architectural move not only gives the space some privacy but also adds a bit of visual interest to an otherwise streamlined layout.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1216;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/c9c3bfd2-7148-4c63-8c00-9e418d10fb58-blob" width="1824" height="1216"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1824/1216;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/cd671799-ac5f-428b-bc0d-95ca00844592-blob" width="1824" height="1216"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/the-merry-men-interiors">The Merry Men Interiors</a>

These 6 Uncommon HDB Layouts are All About Living the DINK Dream

Starting from September this year, the framework for keeping cats in HDBs is finally coming into effect. Can we hear a meow of approval? If you're preparing your HDB to bring in a feline friend, be sure to go through this checklist first to make sure your flat is safe and welcoming for kitty.&nbsp;<h4>〇 No exposed or dangling cords around the house?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Be sure to tuck away cords (like electrical cords or blinds cords) behind furniture or use cord protectors to keep your cat from getting tangled or chewing on them.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1152;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/5b992d66-c333-4cc7-98ee-0b11c802f102-blob" width="1732" height="1152"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/prologue.sg/">Prologue Studio</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Are your medicines, vitamins and cleaning supplies kept out of reach in secured cabinets?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Stash them behind closed cupboards and keep a child-safety lock on them if necessary.&nbsp;<h4>〇 Are your rubbish bins kept out of sight?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Switch them to pedal bins or opt for covered bins that are sturdy enough to avoid being knocked over by your cats. The last thing you want is to have them accidentally get tangled up in your used floss or accidentally swallowing something they shouldn’t.&nbsp;<h4>〇 Do you have window/balcony mesh and grilles in place?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Opt for ones that have smaller gaps, ideally around 1.5 inches or less, to prevent your cat from being able to squeeze through. Look for ones made from durable materials like hard metal. Avoid using insect screens or mosquito nets as they can easily be torn by your cat’s claws. <a href="https://homealuminiumsg.com/">Home Aluminium Metal Works</a> specialises in doing pet-friendly aluminium grilles.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1500/1000;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/a2116eb3-774c-49ca-8100-f92f42bdd0a9-blob" width="1500" height="1000"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/the-local-inn.terior">The Local Inn.terior</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Is your front gate secured enough to keep your cats from getting out?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: As with window restrictors, consider attaching a sturdy metal mesh to your front gates. This will help ensure that your furry friends stay put if you happen to leave the door open. Again, be sure to choose ones with holes that are small enough so that their paws don’t get stuck in them! You could also look into getting a specially designed front gate to keep your pets from escaping. <a href="https://www.mydigitallock.com.sg/pet-friendly-mesh-gate/">My Digital Lock</a> offers a variety of stylish options to choose from.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1191;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/062a8d17-f654-4021-b02c-07614650fc41-blob" width="1732" height="1191"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/weiken.com">Weiken</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Is your kitchen safe?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: If your cats have access to the kitchen, take extra precautions to keep them safe. Stow away knives and small appliances out of reach, and consider using a hob cover to prevent burn accidents. Make sure your pantry items are stored in closed cupboards to avoid any potential hazards for kitty.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1155;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/f979e553-e674-4c1b-a4c6-240973d650cd-blob" width="1732" height="1155"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/fifth-avenue-interior">Fifth Avenue Interior</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Is your HDB flat free from plants poisonous to cats?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Do your research before deciding if you need to give away your plant baby.Here are some common household plants that are toxic to cats:&nbsp;<ul><li>Pothos (otherwise known as money plant)</li><li>Lily</li><li>Caladium</li><li>ZZ Plant</li><li>Dracaena</li><li>Dumb Cane</li><li>Philodendron</li><li>Monstera (mildly toxic if leaves are eaten in large amounts)</li><li>Asparagus Fern</li><li>Aloe Vera (particularly the gel)</li><li>English Ivy</li><li>Mother-of-Millions (a type of succulent)</li><li>Periwinkle</li></ul>&nbsp;Be able to identify the usual signs of poisoning, such as diarrhoea, drooling, and sudden vomiting, so you can quickly recognise when it's a serious situation.&nbsp;<h4>〇 Have you started the habit of closing the toilet lid?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Get into the habit of closing the toilet lid. Not only is it more hygienic to do so, but it also prevents your feline friend from falling into the toilet bowl. Alternatively, you may want to invest in a <a href="https://www.fullsun.com.sg/toto_technology/auto-open-close-lid/">WC with a self-closing &nbsp;lid</a>—very bourgeois! &nbsp;<h4>〇 Have you designated a bathroom spot for your cats?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Check that the cat litter box is spacious enough for your pet to move around and do their business comfortably. Opt for a closed design to control odours, but ensure there's still enough room for ventilation. Place their bathroom spot in a quiet area of your flat away from busy areas and away from loud noises near appliances like the washer and dryer.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1920/1279;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/672fefac-b51d-4b80-b2ad-9075e4367407-blob" width="1920" height="1279"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1155/1732;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/1e07b6a7-dfb9-4b2d-874c-efe5de95d72f-blob" width="1155" height="1732"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/insight.out-studio">Insight.Out Studio</a>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1732/1246;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/af1f5029-2870-4203-befe-bb3af2ba62ee-blob" width="1732" height="1246"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/lushinteriordesign/">Lush Interior Design</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Do you have scratching posts for your cats at home?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Cats have a natural instinct to scratch, so to protect your furniture, it's a good idea to provide scratching posts for them. You can choose ready-made options or get creative with custom designs that match your decor. One unique idea is to cover up an unsightly HDB pipe with sisal rope to create a scratching post for your cat. Consider getting in touch with <a href="https://thecatpeople.sg/">The Cat People</a> for other bespoke solutions.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:640/960;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/ac37e15e-3626-4c47-8fa9-fee7e06cb0dd-blob" width="640" height="960"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/distinctidentity">DistinctIdentity</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Is your furniture protected nonetheless?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Despite having scratching posts, there's no guarantee that your cats won't still target your furniture! Consider replacing delicate or pricey pieces with furniture made from scratch-resistant materials. You could try sturdy outdoor furniture materials, tightly woven velvet, or even use protective covers to keep your furniture safe from both scratches and unexpected mishaps.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/800;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/c892e35e-ae1e-4b3f-867e-4d4a253ca83b-blob" width="1200" height="800"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/the-local-inn.terior">The Local Inn.terior</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Do your cats have safe, vertical spaces for them to climb?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Climbing is a great way to give your cat more vertical space to explore, especially if they live in a small apartment. It can help reduce destructive behaviour and anxiety by allowing them to roam and play freely. Adding shelves, bridges, and ladders is a great way to expand their vertical territory. Go for solutions that not only look stylish in your space but are also safe for your furry friends. Pick materials like sisal, carpet or wood that have a grippy surface to prevent slipping. Position them near windows so your cats can enjoy a view of the outside world as well.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/800;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/42ea8fef-4759-4e1b-8c33-914dc20a6875-blob" width="1200" height="800"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/linear-space-concepts">Linear Space Concepts</a>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1000/1500;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/de4e36b1-c7db-46c7-8d40-3622c527148d-blob" width="1000" height="1500"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/starry-homestead">Starry Homestead</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Can your cats roam around freely?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: If you're thinking about giving your cats more independence and freedom to roam around your home without having to leave your doors open, you might want to think about getting cat flaps installed. They'll be able to come and go as they please without feeling confined or restricted.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1200/800;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/90f55d16-504c-4482-a880-2dc483162566-blob" width="1200" height="800"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/key-concept">Key Concept</a>&nbsp;<h4>〇 Are there cosy nooks for your cats to nest in?</h4>&nbsp;ACTION REQUIRED: Your feline pal is naturally drawn to small confined spaces as they give them an added sense of security, so do include cosy spots around your HDB for them to hide in.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:800/1200;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/staging-editor/560539a3-7816-4e4e-b347-fc3ad271e39b-blob" width="800" height="1200"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/habit">Habit</a>&nbsp;Feature image: Linear Space Concepts | Rubiks Studio | Lush Interior Design

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