Design & Interiors
Brainchild of former corporate executive Philip Leung Shu-kai, the app aims to take on jobs of all sizes, from a leaky tap to a full remodel.
Designer Britta Butler divided vast terrace into ‘rooms’ for dining, chilling and play, complete with bar and all-weather cowhide.
Conrad Lee has indulged his passion for design by launching Boxzes, a modular storage system made from stackable acrylic boxes.
Renovating the flat might have been a rocky experience for both the designer and homeowners, but the result made it all worth it.
The UCCA Dune Art Museum in China’s Hebei province was honoured at the Leading Culture Destinations Awards in Berlin.
Light-filled interiors, city and harbour views and a private exercise terrace make perfect eyrie for an ultra trail runner.
Previous homes in China, the US and Spain influenced the redesign of bright, welcoming, highly personal Hong Kong apartment.
Budding architect Timothee Mercier was commissioned by his Hong Kong-based interior designer mother, Eve, to build the guest house on family land.
‘It is crucial to breathe life into old things whenever possible rather than mindlessly throwing them away simply because you want something new,’ says Michelle Koller.
Cassia Schutt’s split-level flat has stunning views of Hac Sa Beach, in Coloane and pays homage to both her native Brazil and her adopted home.
By filling their flat with treasures old and new, a designer helped a retired couple, who had spent the past two decades away, ease into their new life.
A steady rotation of beloved possessions and an ever-evolving colour scheme keep this Happy Valley flat fresh.
Hong Kong architects’ creative designs for high-density living are on show at the ‘Island_Peninsula’ exhibition in LA.
Designed by JJ Acuna / Bespoke Studio, heritage touches, soft curves and exquisite lighting give the eatery its warm, inviting atmosphere.
Yoga teacher Leila Fronza Quites was reminded of her homeland by the natural light in her Discovery Bay apartment. The decor reinforces that feeling.
Statement pieces inform the interior palette of an apartment in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels, which stays true to its environment through a merger of contemporary and classic design details.
Mount Fuji Architects Studio founders Mao and Masahiro Harada and British artist Liam Gillick designed Manabe Equation House, in western Japan, as part of unconventional hotel project spearheaded by a Japanese art collector.
Designer Enoch Hui’s client asked him to transform an apartment above his Kowloon unit into an upscale party pad.
At the end of a winding lane near Sai Kung stands a modern home that shares the same bold eclecticism as the hotel interiors its tenant styles.