Interior design hong kong

The finishing touches are FINALLY in place and we’re feeling completely settled in our Hong Kong home! A few things took a bit longer than we anticipated – the last little things always…

A good location, ample light, and some clever design hacks with mirrors and storage have turned a first-time homeowner’s small flat into a cosy home perfect for entertaining.

Hankow Centre - Liquid Interiors

A fireplace was considered a must in interior designers’ fluid makeover of a Hong Kong couple’s 1,468 sq ft Repulse Bay flat that left it with barely a straight line anywhere.

Hugo Busbridge and Michelle Ng’s 1,100 sq ft Clear Water Bay apartment stands as a testament to extremely well-planned design and intentional living. The British couple, who have lived in Hong Kong for 11 and 14 years, respectively, had been renting in…

Natural materials and a pastel palette help the 690 sq ft Wong Chuk Hang flat to complement the verdant vistas of Bennett’s Hill and Aberdeen Harbour.

A house on The Peak is a lesson in living with art

A tatami tea room, a rug sporting sand patterns of a Zen garden, and discreet walk-in closets with washi paper finishes dot this 2,000 sqft apartment in Hong Kong.

Small flats are here to stay in Hong Kong. Over a quarter of the completed units last year were Class A flats, which measure less than 400 square feet (37 square metres) in size.

A concrete jungle in the heart of Sham Shui Po. This style of cafes are some of the most beautiful in Hong Kong because they preserve so much of the original character of the location and area they are in. It reminds us so much of cafes like Onion in Seongsu, Seoul because both neighbourhoods are very industrial but also very popular among creatives and designers. @dozy.coffee #hongkong #hongkongcafe #shamshuipo