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Jacqueline Chak (left) and Genevieve Chew (right), co-founders of Editecture, pose for a portrait at Editecture’s studio in Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, on April 17. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
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Caroline Olah, founder of Reddie, says her company’s goal is 100 per cent waste-based products. Photo: courtesy Reddie
Dilara Kan, left, and Bodin Hon, right, from Yellowdot. Photo: Ali Gulsener
The Happy Valley home has been redesigned to include an open-plan kitchen and living area. Photo: Steve Wong
De Gournay hand-painted Abbotsford wallcovering on Ice Blue India tea paper. Photo: courtesy de Gournay.
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 bicycle takes centre stage at this Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, flat designed by New Office Works. Photo: courtesy New Office Works

How a bike-as-art, greenery and feng shui came together in this Hong Kong home

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The Benboo lighting trio, comprising a table lamp, floor lamp and wall lamp that pay tribute to bamboo in copper, designed by Studio RYTE. Photo: Hong Kong Interior Design Week
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The late Italian architect and industrial designer Angelo Mangiarotti. Photo: courtesy Angelo Mangiarotti Foundation
The study and corridor of the Canter & Gallop-designed bamboo home in Hong Kong’s Lohas Park. Photo: Common Studio
André Fu in his office in Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
The Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong, home of Studio Ella’s Ella Bridgland. Photo: Joshua Lee
The undulating “spine” of this ADRO-designed flat in Hong Kong provides storage and guides the occupants from the entrance towards the bedroom corridor. Photo: 1kmstudio
Cinda McClelland Reynolds of Tory Burch transformed her Mid-Levels rental flat with a splash of colour. Photo: Eugene Chan

American expat transforms Mid-Levels flat with a splash of colour

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The living room of Ashley Tang and Troy Martin’s Mid-Levels home, designed by Liquid Interiors. Photo: Steven Ko Photography
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Boho Tulum vibes in a 461 sq ft Hong Kong flat. Photo: Steven Tsui
Peter Harris at Doornberg, Galle, Sri Lanka. Photo: Sebastian Posingis
The Auspicious Horizons installation, a pair of rattan and wood sculptures in the form of a dragon and phoenix by artists Cecilia Lai and Barnard Chan. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
The living room of the apartment in Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, designed by MAD Studio. Photo: Tracy Wong Photography
4-10 Wa In Fong West front facades in Hong Kong. Photo: Keith Sin
Elvis Presley, pictured on stage in Tupelo, Mississippi, in 1956, relied on the quality of the Shure Unidyne 55 microphone for performances so much that it became known as the Elvis Mic. Photo: Getty Images

Microphone of the stars? The story of the ‘Elvis Mic’, or Shure Unidyne 55

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