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Cristina Sanchez-Kozyreva


1 Sonora, from HK$16,000 to HK$22,600, from Zzue Creation, zzuecreation.com.

2 Mt Washington Pottery, HK$1,350, by Beth Katz, from Lane Crawford, lanecrawford.com.

3 Terracotta pots, HK$245 (large) and HK$145 (small), from Tree, tree.com.hk.

4 Cassero 60, from HK$3,500, by Patricia Urquiola for Serralunga, from Brand Equity HK, www.brandequityap.com.

5 Gardenias vases, €248 (HK$2,200, large) and €242 (small), by Jaime Hayon, from BD Barcelona, bdbarcelona.com.

6 Polystone Donut, HK$1,402 (large) and HK$725 (small), by Fleur Ami, from Everything Under the Sun, everythingunderthesun.com.hk.


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The private members’ clubs offering luxury accommodation, from Soho House to Saint James

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

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Six of the prettiest plant pots, from mid century minimal to textured terracotta

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Not only can plants improve a home’s looks, they are good for health and help clean the indoor air.

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At the workstation table in the Liquid Interiors office, in Hong Kong, Rowena Gonzales maintains a formula of one large plant between every four people.

Australian architect Jason Chongue believes that fear of failure puts many people off the idea of cultivating plants at home.

Six of the prettiest plant pots, from mid century minimal to textured terracotta

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Spruce up your interiors with these stylish planters