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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.
The living room in the Ap Lei Chau apartment in Hong Kong, designed by Stylus Studio. Photo: Steven Ko
Interiors

A seaside retreat where a finance couple can escape their kids

Stylus Studio was inspired by the surrounding hills and the sea to incorporate elements of natural timber and stone.

Architecture and design

This Hong Kong home sleeps six – and still feels serene

Architecture and design

Interior design trends for 2026 reflect a decade of change

Architecture and design

Gilded interiors draw improbable luxury from the forest floor

This capacious home for a multigenerational family that likes to entertain is extravagant yet rooted in nature.

The dining room in the house in Tai Po, Hong Kong, designed by Seehow Design. Photo: Jason To / Black Cat Image
Architecture and design

Light. Views. Flow. How designers scored a trifecta in a young family’s home

Craft of Both revamps a Discovery Bay, Hong Kong, apartment around one key feature: curves.

Interiors

Even the cat matches the decor in this chic, Parisian-inspired flat

After a two-year search, a Hong Kong couple finally found a rare, light-filled flat – and transformed it with calm, clever design.

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Architecture and design

Their dream was to own a Hong Kong junk: restoring it wasn’t smooth sailing

A family’s pandemic project became a design odyssey, turning a rotting boat into a sun-washed escape with coastal-Florida flair.

The saloon aboard Serendipity. Photo: Eugene Chan; Styling: Flavia Markovits
Architecture and design

How art transformed a Hong Kong home

A designer refurbished a four-storey house in Chung Hom Kok to showcase the owners’ extensive collection of art and furniture.

Architecture and design

If it’s a chair, it’s saying, ‘Come sit on me’: Ross Urwin’s furniture obsession

In the early noughties, he sold Hongkongers on the beauty of combining old and new, despite their resistance to second-hand goods.

Editor's Letter

This week in PostMag: collection obsessions for vinyl, watches and furniture

Why do collectors collect? What fires their passion for that rare timepiece, that limited edition record, that work of art, or that piece of furniture?

Watch collector Kai Huang features on the cover of this week’s PostMag print edition. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Interiors

The Lamma flat with stylish stoneware and a ‘Space Age Mykonos’ roof

A ceramicist breathes new life into a run-down flat, transforming it into a studio that is a canvas for his architectural sculptures.

Living room in the home of Vincent Sahuc and Jerome Sozzi on Lamma Island. Photo: Eugene Chan; Styling: Flavia Markovits
Interiors

A family home that celebrates imperfection, memory and grandma’s ceramics

As young parents, the founders of Hong Kong interior design studio Lim + Lu have experienced a shift in outlook and style.

Interiors

A home that packs in hobbies, storage – and bags of colour

His, hers and their spaces; a room for bikes; bold hues ... this couple’s home has become their ‘happy place’.

Interiors

They wanted a nest to grow old in. They also wanted fuss-free luxury

A couple nearing retirement opted for a home designed to evolve with them.

Living area. Photo: hoo
Interiors

See how a family’s faith inspired a Hong Kong home of ethereal lightness

Nearly everything – down to a hand-carved Carrara marble bath plug – is bespoke in this mid-1970s, six-storey residence designed to nurture family and faith.

Arches feature in the living room of Hong Kong’s Chapel Residence, designed by Nelson Chow of NC Design + Architecture. Photo: Harold de Puymorin
Interiors

Rooms in this flat flex and contract to suit different needs

A West Kowloon home adapts to the lives of its occupants – not the other way around.

Interiors

A future-proofed home fulfils a dying wish

To fulfil his late father’s wishes, a designer modified a multi-storey house in Stanley so his elderly mother could continue to call it home.

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Why this Hong Kong home was designed with Australia in mind

‘I think we will live here forever’: this house in Tai Wai was revamped for a family yearning for a laid-back Australian lifestyle.

The living room of the home in Tai Wai, Hong Kong, designed by In-between Architects. Photo: Tan Hai Han
Interiors

Dream flat in Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay a fortuitous find

A lawyer discovers his perfect home by pure chance and realises he’d been looking in the wrong place all along.

Interiors

Breaking the mould of urban flat design in Hong Kong’s Tin Hau

A lawyer’s 700 sq ft hideaway, minutes from his family home, boasts an atypical floor plan that allows him to relax and work.

Interiors

Expanding a home to accommodate an expanding family

After the arrival of a third child, a family were able to extend their home into the flat next door and stay in the neighbourhood they loved.

Living room in the Lam Tin flat designed by Root Design. Photo: Kitty Chu
Architecture and design

How to create a private outdoor paradise right at home this summer

Let nature be the inspiration, whether you’re landscaping or introducing elemental features like fire or water, to create an outside hideaway with help from names like RH and frenchCALIFORNIA.

Elevate your outdoors: create an alfresco oasis with multifunctional spaces, durable materials and biophilic design from brands like Soho Home, Soho House’s homeware brand. Photo: Handout
Architecture and design

Discovering the art in architecture – from Hong Kong’s M+ to the Louvre in Paris

Architect Frank Leung and interior designers Lim + Lu say that viewing buildings through an artistic lens promotes preservation.

Hong Kong courts

Hong Kong firm, designer fined over illegal removal of load-bearing flat wall

Space Envision and Lai Chun-kit fined HK$200,000 and HK$60,000, respectively, for removing load-bearing wall of luxury Lohas Park flat.

Interiors

This Hong Kong family home was designed to let the sunshine in

A designer captures the movement of light through this Hung Hom family flat.

The living and dining area of the Hung Hom, Hong Kong, flat designed by ED Design. Photo: Samson Lau
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.

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

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

Whether it’s a colonial touch or traditional Chinese-style architecture you seek, ever-versatile timber’s your answer.

Architecture and design

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

Apartment blends comfort and clever bespoke solutions to create just what a couple with unpredictable schedules need.

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