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Hong Kong interior design
The city's house-proud open their micro-flats and mansions to show how to live in style and comfort. We explore public and private spaces room by room, and discover the designers and architects behind some of the world's most creative projects.
Timber artisan Lam Che stands with some of his furniture pieces at his workshop in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, on June 4, 2025. Lam uses wood salvaged from fallen trees to make furniture including stools and tabletop accessories such as radio and jewellery cabinets. Photo: Edmond So
Architecture and design

He turns fallen trees into furniture and he’s about to get very busy

Hong Kong furniture maker Lam Che salvages fallen trees and construction waste to make one-of-a-kind pieces and art installations.

Architecture and design

Is wood the next ‘quiet luxury’ trend for Hong Kong homes?

Architecture and design

Quiet 900 sq ft Kowloon Tong retreat just what the doctors ordered

Architecture and design

When the Lady of the manor returned to her English country home

A London-born former Hongkonger on moving back into her family’s 15th century estate in southwest England.

Ebrington Manor has been in the Fortescue family for most of its long history. Photo: Nick Church Photography
Architecture and design

A family sensitively renovates a 1970s Jardine’s Lookout duplex

The revamp resulted in a timeless, comfortable and practical home where conversation and reading are prioritised over screen time.

Architecture and design

A designer worked his magic on a boxy 1980s Mid-Levels apartment

Despite the architectural constraints of the compartmentalised apartment, a designer managed to transform the space for an Aussie couple.

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Architecture and design

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

For a new office tower in Tai Kok Tsui, architect Frank Leung drew on classic Hong Kong style to create contemporary interiors that blend tradition with modernity.

Bamboo steam baskets make light fixtures in the gym at One Bedford Place, Tai Kok Tsui. Photo: Han Tang
Art Basel

For restaurants, art is far more than just pretty pictures

Hong Kong’s leading restaurateurs are thinking beyond decor to curate art collections that elevate the dining experience, with pieces chosen to align with their culinary vision.

Architecture and design

Revamped Repulse Bay flat: a study in restraint and refinement

Studiossoo’s revamp of the 2,060 sq ft flat gives beloved pieces the spotlight, and features a music room and cleverly concealed bar.

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: behind-the-scenes at Cirque du Soleil and HK cinema

We venture back in time to watch New Wave filmmaker Peter Yung’s 1979 police drama in 4K, seeing Phang Nga Bay by air, sea and land, and more.

Hong Kong filmmaker Peter Yung Wai-chuen at his house on Lantau Island – his 1979 police drama The System was recently restored in 4K by M+. Photo: Alexander Mak
Architecture and design

Hong Kong architect designs his young family’s first home

A Hong Kong architect navigates the challenges and rewards of designing his young family’s first home.

Living room of the Tai Hang apartment designed by Arnold Wong, of ARTA Architects. Photo: @matteisthenewblack
Architecture and design

I started a sustainable furniture brand in Hong Kong. Here’s what I learned

In 2014, interior architect Caroline Olah founded her furniture brand with a commitment to responsible design. She recounts what happened when she saw the wood – not just the trees.

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: upcycled eggshells and eco-friendly practices

The keyword sustainability is mired in contradictions, but HK designers are taking steps to be greener, even showcasing at Milan Design Week.

Architecture and design

The designer and ex-engineer for Nasa turning eggshells into lamps

Dilara Kan and Bodin Hon of Studio Yellowdot are crafting bold, beautiful household objects from ‘a month of breakfasts’.

Dilara Kan, left, and Bodin Hon, right, from Yellowdot. Photo: Ali Gulsener
Architecture and design

How to make your home bloom, plus 5 tips for the perfect floral display

Flowers are a versatile design tool for transforming and enhancing home interiors, and among the simplest way of bringing life and beauty into your living space.

Bunches of beautiful blooms such as these from Flowerbx bring instant colour and a sense of freshness to your home. Photo: Handout
Architecture and design

How this Hong Kong flat was transformed to seem larger-than-life

A couple’s refurbished Happy Valley apartment feels more spacious than its modest dimensions would suggest.

Architecture and design

Painstakingly made, these products are also unique pieces of art

Intricately embroidered and artisan-painted wall coverings are experiencing a renaissance as consumers seeking unique furnishings embrace craftsmanship and authenticity.

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Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: Yardbird founders’ new concept and Wong Fei-hung

Matt Abergel and Lindsay Jang have opened Always Joy, an intimate izakaya, while Lala Curio is showing its wallpaper collection at The Peninsula.

Matt Abergel and Lindsay Jang, at their new izakaya Always Joy in Sheung Wan. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Architecture and design

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

Curves, greenery and a bike in a glass display case turned a family flat in Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, into a sociable space full of positive vibes.

Architecture and design

A piece of Hong Kong in your living room

Heritage and urban living inform a collection of locally designed and crafted furniture on show in Milan, Italy, as part of Hong Kong Interior Design Week.

Architecture and design

How one Hong Kong family turned their flat into a Kyoto-inspired sanctuary

The tranquil essence of Kyoto’s ethereal bamboo groves has been transported into this New Territories family home.

The study and corridor of the Canter & Gallop-designed bamboo home in Hong Kong’s Lohas Park. Photo: Common Studio
Architecture and design

Works by Tracey Emin and Hilarie Hon grace this designer’s Hong Kong home

A Hong Kong-based designer and her arts consultant husband reimagine the space by swapping out artworks to create distinct vibes.

The Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong, home of Studio Ella’s Ella Bridgland. Photo: Joshua Lee
Art

This week in PostMag: Art everywhere throughout Hong Kong, European museums tour

With Art Basel and Art Central on the horizon, we speak with artists such as Takashi Murakami, as well as hit some European art destinations.

Architecture and design

Turning tiny Hong Kong homes into bespoke living spaces

Millennials and solo dwellers are driving a trend of compact, high-spec spaces with acres of innovative storage.

Architecture and design

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

Cinda McClelland Reynolds summoned her passion for colour, art and eclectic furniture to turn a white box into a visually stunning space.

Cinda McClelland Reynolds of Tory Burch transformed her Mid-Levels rental flat with a splash of colour. Photo: Eugene Chan
Architecture and design

This couple in Hong Kong shows how a 1970s flat can become a wellness haven

The new owners opted for natural finishes and sustainable materials when turning their Mid-Levels property into a stylish sanctuary.

The living room of Ashley Tang and Troy Martin’s Mid-Levels home, designed by Liquid Interiors. Photo: Steven Ko Photography
Architecture and design

The Palace of Versailles – in a Hong Kong flat?

This Hong Kong couple transformed their 1,380 sq ft family home into a French baroque haven with a wealth of storage options.

Architecture and design

How a modestly sized Hong Kong flat got a Mexican-inspired makeover

Inspired by the laid-back aesthetic of popular Mexican tourist town Tulum, a Tseung Kwan O home was transformed with curved lines, natural materials and clever storage solutions.

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