Transform Your Space with Stunning Condo Interior Design Services In Singapore
If you are looking for expert condo interior design services in Singapore, you have come to the right place! At Renozone, we offer specialised condo interior design services that balance style, comfort, and functionality. Whether you live in a small, cosy condo or a spacious penthouse, our expert team ensures that all your requirements are met within your budget during condo renovation.
Renozone’s Condo Interior Design Portfolio
We specialise in creating designs that are tailored to space efficiency and lifestyle needs.
Below are some of our favourite condo interior design projects we completed for many clients in Singapore
Est. Since 1998
Renozone Interior Design
Renozone Interior Design is one of Singapore's reputable interior design companies since 1998. With our well-tested professional capabilities, client-oriented service, and attention to detail, we ensure our client needs are fulfilled and met beyond their expectations. Our extensive portfolio comprises high-profile projects in both residential (HDB, condo, landed properties) and commercial interior designs.
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Why Invest in Condo Interior Design in Singapore
Condo living in Singapore comes with unique challenges and opportunities. The small condo size may present a challenge, but with clever design strategies, even a small space can become a stunning abode. A well-designed condo offers:
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Optimised functionality
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Personalised comfort
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Increased investment value
With Renozone’s 20+ years of renovation expertise, you can rest assured that your space will not only be beautiful but practical for everyday living in Singapore.
Popular Condo Interior Design Styles in Singapore in 2025
1. Modern Minimalist
Modern minimalist condo interior design is perfect for those who love clean lines and uncluttered spaces. This style is especially Ideal for small condos, as it can make your home feel bigger and more calming. Our Costa Del Sol project and The Quinn portfolio depict the modern minimalist condo interior design theme.
2. Japandi
One of the most popular design styles, Japandi, is the perfect balance between the features of Japanese simplicity and Scandinavian warmth. It features light woods, soft fabrics, and earthy tones that create a sense of tranquillity. Our Aquaries by the Bay portfolio and Parc Haven are prime examples of the Japandi condo interior design style in Singapore.
3. Modern Luxury
If elegance is your priority, then the modern luxury design is for you. It typically features marble countertops, statement lighting, mirrors, and metallic finishes to give hotel-like sophistication. Our "The Inspira" project and "The Vida" define modern luxury in an inspiring and elegant manner.
4. Scandinavian
Bright, airy, and family-friendly: these features define Scandinavian interiors. A Scandinavian interior features white walls with natural textures and practical furnishings. For inspiration, look at our Changi Rise Condo project and 3 Upper Bukit Timah View are the perfect examples of Scandinavian condo interior design.
Condo Renovation Guidelines In Singapore
Interior design for small condo spaces requires careful planning so that it adheres to government regulations. Below are some of the guidelines that you must adhere to:
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No planning permission is needed if GFA remains unchanged.
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Planning permission is required if GFA increases. For this, you need to submit a signed authorisation letter from your MCST to URA Urban Development Authority(URA).
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Balcony modifications are restricted—you cannot enclose it fully; so, it is advised to check the concerned guidelines for balcony renovation
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Lofts are allowed (max 5 sqm) if they’re furniture decks.
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Covers over PES (private enclosed spaces) must not extend more than 2m beyond the external wall.
How Much Does Condo Interior Design Cost in Singapore?
The cost of condo interior design varies based on condo size, renovation scope, and materials. However, you can expect the following approximate costs:
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2-Bedroom Condo (60–70 sqm) – S$35,000 to S$60,000
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3-Bedroom Condo (90–110 sqm) – S$50,000 to S$90,000
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Luxury Penthouse – S$100,000 and above
Our Approach to Condo Interior Design
At Renozone, our condo interior design and renovation process includes:
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Initial Consultation – This involves discussing your lifestyle, design preferences, and budget to get a fair understanding.
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Concept & 3D Visualisation – We then create detailed plans to let you see how your condo will look before construction starts.
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Renovation Execution – Then the process of execution starts, based on the approved plans.
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Handover & Aftercare – Lastly, the completed project is handed over to you.
Why Choose Renozone for Your Condo Interior Design?
Below are some of the reasons why Renozone is a premium condo interior design service provider in Singapore:
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We have over 20+ Years of Experience in HDB, condo, and landed property renovations.
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We provide professional design services that comply with industry standards.
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Our Award-Winning Designs are recognised for both functionality and creativity.
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We offer Custom Carpentry Expertise: everything from wardrobes to feature walls built in-house.
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Our Client-Focused Service comprises transparent pricing, no hard selling, and a team dedicated to delivering your dream condo.
Contact Renozone to handle the design and renovation process seamlessly
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does condo interior design cost in Singapore?
Condo interior design costs in Singapore typically range from S$35,000 to over S$100,000, depending on size, design style, and materials. For example, two-bedroom units average around S$35k–S$60k, while luxury penthouses may exceed S$100k.
What is the most popular condo design style in Singapore?
In Singapore in 2025, styles like Modern Minimalist, Japandi, and Scandinavian are highly popular for condo interior design. They focus on clean lines, natural light, and smart storage to maximise small spaces while keeping the home stylish and comfortable.
How long does a condo renovation take in Singapore?
A condo renovation in Singapore usually takes 8 to 12 weeks, depending on the scale of work. If you require extensive changes for your condo, with custom carpentry, luxury finishes, or structural changes, it may take even longer.
Can interior design add value to my condo?
Yes. A well-designed condo enhances liveability, market value, and rental appeal. Buyers and tenants are often willing to pay more for condos that are thoughtfully designed.
Is condo interior design different for small and large condos?
Yes, both are quite different. Small condos focus heavily on space-saving layouts and multi-functional furniture, while larger units focus mainly on luxury finishes and spacious layouts.
What makes condo interior design different from HDB design in Singapore?
Condo interior design focuses mainly on flexibility in layouts, finishes, and premium features, while HDBs must follow stricter regulations during renovation and design. Condos also usually focus on space efficiency and lifestyle-driven luxury touches.
Can I renovate my condo without MCST approval?
Most minor condo works are allowed without MCST approval. However. if you require major changes such as flooring, balcony works, or layout alterations, you would need approval from your condo’s MCST. Always check with your managing agent before starting renovations.
What are some common space-saving ideas for small condos in Singapore?
Smart condo interior design solutions include built-in storage, sliding partitions, wall-mounted desks, and multi-purpose furniture like sofa beds or extendable dining tables, which help maximise compact condo layouts.
Do I need planning permission for condo renovations in Singapore
You don’t need URA planning permission if the Gross Floor Area remains unchanged. But adding lofts, modifying balconies, or altering PES areas usually requires approval from both URA and the MCST.
How do I budget for condo interior design in Singapore?
Start with 10–20% of your property’s value as a rough guide. Focus on essentials like carpentry, flooring, and lighting, then allocate the rest for premium finishes or custom features.