A flat in Mid-Levels on Hong Kong Island has an adventurous colour scheme and has been designed to adapt to a young family’s needs in the years ahead.

A vintage-car collector’s ‘library’ of motors and car memorabilia in Wan Chai was based on a design approach from the 1950s – an era in which function defined form.

A couple bought a Happy Valley flat intending to go for a raw concrete look. They ended up with a light-filled minimalist home that’s mostly white with industrial touches.

A white stucco mansion built on Cheung Chau island in Hong Kong on the site of a 1910 nunnery combines heritage patterns with contemporary features and modern art

The four Japanese-inspired floors of this village house in Sai Kung were designed by interior architect Glory Tam for his client, a lawyer looking for ‘solitude, reflection and inner peace’.

A couple adopted a minimalist approach to styling their high-rise Ho Man Tin flat, paring furniture down to the essentials and not displaying art to make the most of its stunning views of Hong Kong.

Full renovation replaces 2,483 sq ft Southside apartment’s dated decor with a sleek, grey look offset with a bright purple sofa and mood lighting.

A statement marble floor set off with bold furniture and a faux white crocodile leather wall help turn a Hong Kong family of three’s Tseung Kwan O penthouse into ‘the best home they’ve ever had’.

Stylist Flavia Markovits helps a family from Singapore transform their apartment in Mid-Levels on Hong Kong Island – to which they had been too busy to apply the finishing touches amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Classical decorative elements bring timeless elegance to a Mid-Levels apartment’s minimalist interiors and draw out the best of both styles, making a home that’s the epitome of simplicity and livability.

Marie France Van Damme’s stylish atelier in Kwun Tong is filled with surprises, and is a stark contrast to the industrial Hong Kong district in which it is located.

Architect Liz Lau Win-wa of design studio LAUD transformed a 2,000 sq ft flat in Mid-Levels on Hong Kong Island into a timeless home for a couple and their two daughters.

Designer Dylan Tan of WOM Concept helped a couple renovate the 460 sq ft flat they bought from their landlady, knocking down walls to maximise usable space and adding bespoke pieces and lighting.

Interior designer Aviva Duncan turned a 2,000 sq ft flat in Happy Valley, Hong Kong, into a truly beautiful living space by not holding back.

Interior designer Ana Foster-Adams transformed a couple’s 2,000 sq ft rental in harbourfront Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, with statement lighting and custom-made furniture.

Southside apartment brings nature indoors through its muted colour palette, use of wood and stone, and stunning dining table bisected by glass that evokes a flowing river.

Christine Ritter of Studio CHR turned a rental property in Pok Fu Lam into a family’s ‘proper’ home, using a design scheme with a hint of African safari and incorporating an abundance of natural materials such as wood and rattan.

Fé Valvekens was studying residential interior design when her family moved homes in Hong Kong, giving her the chance to put into practice things she had learned.

Meeting all the style requirements of a Hong Kong couple and their grown-up children in an Ap Lei Chau flat was a balancing act for interior designer and ‘Bad Boy Andy’ artist Andrew Tsui.

After two decades of family wear and tear, a couple enlisted the help of design studio Bean Buro to refresh their home – and make it enticing for the grandchildren to visit.

Hong Kong 2,300 sq ft rental gets injection of colourful character but all of the furnishings can be easily moved to the family of five’s next home.

The dark, dingy flat had been crossed off the list of many potential buyers before the new owners convinced themselves they weren’t ‘crazy’ to buy it.

Rounded corners, handcrafted finishes and natural materials polish the raw edges of this 2,200 sq ft space.

Enlisting the services of a professional designer to help turn a rental property into a home proved a sound investment for one art-loving couple on The Peak.

As the marketing director of homeware brand Sonder Living, Donna-Marie Treanor was surrounded spoiled for choice when it came to decorating her Discovery Bay duplex, so she turned to Joyce Taufer for help.

Australian photographer Belinda Bath moved back to her hometown after 12 years in Hong Kong was wasted no time in making the most of the space on offer in her five-bedroom house.

After finding a Mid-Levels apartment to suit their requirements, a South African couple hired an interior designer to help the space tell their story.

Corina Larpin’s jewellery brand Stéfère, which is worn by A-listers such as Lady Gaga, shares many of the same aesthetic influences as her interior design choices.

This 2,100 sq ft Sai Kung property has been transformed beyond recognition, with olive feature walls, a large and airy kitchen and new split-level garden.

A tight budget didn’t limit the imaginations of Mandy Lee, of the food blog Lady and Pups, and husband Jason Tsang when it came to transforming their Happy Valley walk-up.