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Kai Ching Estate in Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak

Too shiny, straight, serious, samey: when architecture stops feeling human

Architecture and design
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The living room in the Ap Lei Chau apartment in Hong Kong, designed by Stylus Studio. Photo: Steven Ko
Living area of the flat in Tsim Sha Tsui designed by GAAN. Photo: Eugene Chan
The living room of an apartment in Macau designed by Max Lam Designs. Photo: Dick Liu
An old Shanghai-style flat. Photo: courtesy hoo
Apiwat Chitapanya collaborated with brass furniture brand Masaya on this bench shaped like a giant gleaming arowana fish. He’s one of 10 Southeast Asian artists about to go on show at Emerge, part of Find – Design Fair Asia, which is part of Singapore Design Week. Photo: Courtesy of Apiwat Chitapanya
A room painted in Cloud Dancer (white), Pantone’s 2026 colour of the year. Photo: courtesy Pantone

Interior design trends for 2026 reflect a decade of change

Architecture and design
Ng Sze Kiat, founder of Bewilder, a Singapore-based design studio that works with fungi. Photo: courtesy Bewilder
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GN Architects’ Seaside Pavilion, on Chaishan island, Zhejiang province, clinched the Temporary Architecture prize in the 2025 RIBA Asia Pacific Awards. Photo: courtesy GN Architects
The living room of the renovated apartment in Discovery Bay, Hong Kong, designed by Craft of Both. Photo: Patrick Stefanus
Architect Billie Tsien, pictured at Asia Society Hong Kong Centre, which she says was a complicated and scary site to build on. Photo: Tracy Wong
Hubert Le Gall and Alfred Lam’s design project. Photo: courtesy Maison&Objet
The living room of Jeff Chan and Liz Leung’s flat in Jardine’s Lookout, in Hong Kong. Photo: Eugene Chan. Styling: Suh-hee Park
The saloon aboard Serendipity. Photo: Eugene Chan; Styling: Flavia Markovits

Their dream was to own a Hong Kong junk: restoring it wasn’t smooth sailing

Architecture and design
Writer Fionnuala McHugh interviewed art collector Paul Mellon in his home in 1992, surrounded by many of the world’s greatest paintings. She found it suffocating. Illustration: Hannah Robinson
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The Chung Hom Kok, Hong Kong, home designed by Studio Quinn. Photo: courtesy Studio Quinn and Common Studio
Living room in the home of Vincent Sahuc and Jerome Sozzi on Lamma Island. Photo: Eugene Chan; Styling: Flavia Markovits
The artificial landscape supports the natural ecosystem and improves the economic efficiency of the fishpond operators. Photo: Donn Holohan
Vincent Lim and Elaine Lu, co-founders of Lim + Lu, in the living room of their Happy Valley, Hong Kong, apartment. Photo: Common Studio
A music-slash-dressing room in a Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, home designed by Deco Farmer Studio. Photo: King Cheung, Studio Parabolica
Modern neon above the new main entrance of Kam Pek Market in Macau. Photo: Jonathan Leijonhufvud

On Macau’s historic San Ma Lo, this revitalised 1920s building stands out

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