For Cave Urban co-founder Jed Long, whose practice explores bamboo and adaptive reuse, designing his Bali home became an opportunity to test many of the ideas that have shaped the studio's work over the past decade

Wuuu Studio kept this Damansara home’s old colonial shell and reworked it from within, opening up the cramped rooms and shaping a dining space around unexpected structural columns

In this home by Neelesh Chopda Architecture, rammed earth construction and views of an orchard shape a way of life where nature is ever present

A reimagining by design firm Adda Di’An focuses on light, material expression and a soft, cloud-like ambience

Amy Lim of Pupil Office has reimagined a Tanglin penthouse, transforming what was once a stark gallery-like space into a textured, clever home for a young family.

Singapore design studio Medium Specific employs colour, light and nature to transform an awkward layout into a beautiful home.

Drawing on Californian minimalism, the home by Aedi Design Bureau is deliberately stripped back, using natural materials and minimal intervention to create a calm backdrop for the homeowners’ growing art collection

Rather than recreate traditional Japanese interiors, the home draws on the atmosphere of ryokans and tea houses to create a calm and grounded retreat.

Revealing little to passers-by, this Bogor home by Wiyoga Nurdiansyah Architects fluidly transitions from a guarded geometric shell to a generous interior anchored by a central courtyard

IDIN Architects elevates a single-storey family home in Pak Chong, reinterpreting the traditional Thai house on stilts in concrete and timber

Adda Space Architecture has designed a home with a playful, retro-futuristic allure, tailored to the lifestyle of a couple and their four pets

For a Hong Kong client whose profession is selling other people's treasures, Via Architecture has designed a home calibrated to display his own — and to house a family at the same time

Goy Architects extends a single-storey house with restraint, preserving its scale, materials and closeness to the ground while drawing nature inward through a central courtyard

Monocot nip-tucks a conserved structure for family life while the owners add their own personal touch with art, colour and timeless furniture

Studio Urban Form + Objects has designed a new ancestral residence for a multigenerational family, addressing concerns of privacy and security while maintaining a dialogue with the facing village square

In Kyoto’s Nishijin district, a century-old machiya unfolds through shifting thresholds and materiality, where space, light and movement are shaped over decades in devotion to the ritual of tea

For a growing family in Surabaya, KantorGG composes a multigenerational home where spatial hierarchy and landscape work in tandem to blur the line between indoors and out

When a Hong Kong couple asked Lim + Lu to house a lifetime of collecting — Chinese antiques, African objects, Southeast Asian heirlooms — the brief was simple: make it feel like home

Studio Rascal’s 107-square-metre HDB flat in Pasir Ris trades the standard cellular layout for open, connected living — held together by a single sliding door and three decades of exposed concrete

A young couple transformed a blank-canvas Taipei apartment into a warm, inviting oasis. By embracing natural light, custom storage and earthy materials, Horizontal Studio designed a remarkably spacious urban sanctuary