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The living area of a Hong Kong flat designed by Gary Chang of the Edge Design Institute. Photo: Christie Chau
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The sun is setting on Hong Kong’s bamboo scaffolding just as the rest of the world is waking up to the material’s myriad qualities. Pictured is a building in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, encased in the iconic bamboo poles. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Architect Rocco Yim Sen-kee is responsible for some of Hong Kong’s most iconic spaces. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
The pavilion was designed to reflect the history and culture of Tai Kok Tsui in Hong Kong. Photo: Eugene Chan
The kitchen on the ground floor of QR3D, Singapore’s first 3D-printed house, designed by architect/owner Lim Koon Park, founder and Principal of Park + Associates. Photo: Derek Swalwell
This Hong Kong flat is embracing the curve with rounded furniture and wavy columns. Photo: Ken Wong Photography and Craft of Both
The living room of the New Territories, Hong Kong, home designed by Hardwood HK. Photo: Eugene Chan

Thailand? Indonesia? No – this rustic home is right here in Hong Kong

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Professional musician Kelvin Leung’s Tai Wai flat was inspired by his alma mater, King’s College, and designed by Win Key Workshop. Photo: courtesy Win Key Workshop
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Interior designer Joyce Taufer has created as a quiet retreat for medical doctors Jade Li and Stanton Ho. Photo: John Sumang
Ebrington Manor has been in the Fortescue family for most of its long history. Photo: Nick Church Photography
The 2,150 sq ft, two-level flat features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a study, plus an outdoor terrace. Photo: Walker Yip
Gateway to Venice’s Waterway, an installation by Norman Foster in collaboration with Porsche. Photo: Loop
This Mid-Levels apartment was designed by Hintegro. Photo: Keith Chan
Bamboo steam baskets make light fixtures in the gym at One Bedford Place, Tai Kok Tsui. Photo: Han Tang

Inside One Bedford Place, an architect’s nostalgic tribute to old Hong Kong

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Studiossoo founder and creative director Samantha Soo at the Repulse Bay flat she designed. Photo: Common Studio
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Living room of the Tai Hang apartment designed by Arnold Wong, of ARTA Architects. Photo: @matteisthenewblack
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
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.

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