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Cristina Sanchez-Kozyreva


360° Foldable Garment Rack, HK$7,670, by Nomess Copenhagen, from House For Goodies.


Valet stand and clothes rail, HK$24,750, by Jonah Takagi for Another Country, from Archetypal.

Jiangnan, HK$1,699, from Ziinlife.

Estenda, HK$8,600, by Busetti Garuti Redaelli, from Ligne Roset.

Anker Rack, HK$2,981, by Christian Troels and Jonas Birkebæk Poulsen for Menu, from Amelie & Tulips.

Solo, HK$1,950, from Tree.


Pantone’s ‘colour’ of the year, AI and other forces shaping interiors in 2026

Inside the Hong Kong house with columns like tree trunks and a canopy for a ceiling

How designers engineered flow in a young family’s home

Inside the Hong Kong flat where everything is carefully curated – even the cat

Hong Kong interior design

Six of the best clothing racks

These versatile items are key to a well-organised bedroom

A&T clothes rack

Ziinlife clothes rack

Ligne Roset clothes rack

House For Goodies clothes rack

Tree clothes rack

Six bookshelves for the bibliophile in you

Have too many books and don’t know what to do with them? Here are a few ways to organise your treasure trove

Six magazine racks to keep your favourite reads close at hand

From a 1960s magazine holder to a sleek, modern design, these racks are both stylish and functional

Archal, HK$2,800, by Coming B from A.Style.

Maggiz, NT$20,800 (HK$5,365), by Ox Denmarq from WOW Furniture.

Ditto, HK$759, from BoConcept.

1960s brass and crystal magazine rack, HK$5,600, from Casa Capriz.

Front Page, HK$2,190, by Front from Kartell.

Sole di Capri, HK$15,800, by Fornasetti from Lane Crawford.

Six on-trend clocks for Hong Kong homes

Keep time in style with one of these trendy clocks

Six hanging chairs for the Hong Kong home

A great spot to unwind at the end of a long day

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These versatile items are key to a well-organised bedroom


Six of the best clothing racks

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These versatile items are key to a well-organised bedroom