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Hong Kong interior design

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.
L’Objet Ripple Spice Jewels salt and pepper shakers. Photo: Handout
Interiors

Season with style: salt and pepper shaker sets to brighten your tabletop

Also featuring Marisa Klaster and L’Objet, this selection of tabletop essentials brings playful charm to every meal.

Architecture and design

Emma Maclean on how Hong Kong’s density and restlessness push interior design forward

Architecture and design

She left the renovation to her husband and designer. Here’s how it turned out

Architecture and design

How food and family inspire designer Steve Leung’s signature spaces

Beyond high-profile projects like the Swim Club at the Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui hotel, Leung designed his own cosy holiday home in Niseko.

Steve Leung runs both an architecture and interior design practice. Photo: Handout
Architecture and design

Hong Kong designer Arthur Tang on creating timeless, soul-filled interiors

Partner to key Hong Kong developers like HKR International and Chinachem, Artta aims for ‘high-end global aesthetics with spatial refinement’.

Architecture and design

Designer Ed Ng on Hong Kong’s shift away from ‘performative luxury’

Ng’s projects ranged from the Spago Shanghai restaurant at The St. Regis on the Bund to porcelain tableware made with Japanese manufacturer Noritake Design.

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Architecture and design

Hong Kong architect Betty Ng on rejecting rigid design formulas

Ng and her two former Harvard classmates spearhead design projects across the region – from auction spaces and boutiques to water depots.

Collective Studio’s founder Betty Ng (right) with directors Juan Minguez and Chi Yan Chan. Photo: Handout
Architecture and design

Inside a 60-year-old Hong Kong home where every object tells a story

A 1,700 sq ft flat in Pok Fu Lam was transformed into a vibrant, eclectic home, showcasing cherished possessions and clever design solutions.

Architecture and design

How Hong Kong’s design culture fuels Ella Bridgland, founder of Studio Ella

The interior architect, who moved to the city from London, crafts high-end interiors, blending art and emotion in challenging urban spaces.

Architecture and design

A Hong Kong flat gets a Scandinavian-inspired makeover – and a sewing room

This 1,300 sq ft Mid-Levels flat was gutted, and a bedroom and corridor were removed to free up space and allow for a room for the owner’s hobbies.

The living area of the Mid-Levels flat, which was transformed into a functional space with clean lines. Photo: Harold de Puymorin. Styling: Esther van Wijck
Architecture and design

The Hong Kong home designed to be family-friendly without feeling immaculate

Architect Darius Woo transformed a 1,500 sq ft Happy Valley flat into a real home with thoughtfully designed focal points.

The living room of a flat in Happy Valley, Hong Kong, designed by Darius Woo of Kasawoo. The owners wanted a visually arresting yet profoundly calming home. Photo: Common Studio
Architecture and design

Cantopop singer Jude Tsang and property investor Kevin Yeung’s Hong Kong home

Three generations live in harmony in Peak home that weaves faith, family and Fujian heritage into the design.

Architecture and design

Feng shui and art guide a 1,400 sq ft Hong Kong flat’s transformation

To optimise energy flow, interior designer Quinn Wong reworked the Ho Man Tin flat using clever design and indigo blue threads.

Architecture and design

3 eye-catching interior design pieces to elevate your home

From a cactus-legged console to a bookstand for your most treasured coffee-table tome, these statement pieces are instant talking points.

This Marc Newson x Taschen bookstand is just one of the singular interior design ideas that can add character to your home. Photo: Handout
Architecture and design

Making a 1,615 sq ft Hong Kong rental a beautiful home with reversible design

Prague Design Hub transformed a Repulse Bay flat while preserving the home’s original fabric using custom furniture and removable decor.

The large living area of this Repulse Bay apartment was sectioned into two zones: one anchored by the sofa for convivial relaxation, the other for dining, connected by a custom-made shelving unit running the length of the side wall. Photo: Eugene Chan
Architecture and design

Room to be themselves: inside a 2,800 sq ft Mid-Levels family haven

A Mid-Levels flat in Hong Kong harmonises work-from-home needs and bespoke design for three adults.

Architecture and design

How Hong Kong’s new restaurants are using thoughtful design to draw crowds

At Dieci and Yurt, 2 of Hong Kong’s newest restaurants, thoughtful interior design creates breathing room and improves the guest experience.

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Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s luxury living evolution, from Mid-Levels to Chai Wan

A new wave of residences is redefining luxury on Hong Kong Island, embracing light and elevation, and blending nature and urban life.

Aerial view of The Headland Residences and the surrounding district. Photo: Handout
Interiors

This muralist’s apartment refuses to sit still

In her ever-evolving Mid-Levels rental, a muralist treats walls and furniture as extensions of her creative practice.

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

This luminous, Japanese-inspired bolt-hole in Tsim Sha Tsui is a far cry from its gloomy, fragmented beginnings.

Living area of the flat in Tsim Sha Tsui designed by GAAN. Photo: Eugene Chan
Architecture and design

Interior design trends for 2026 reflect a decade of change

Wellness, work and the urge to cocoon will reshape homes in 2026, according to these experts.

A room painted in Cloud Dancer (white), Pantone’s 2026 colour of the year. Photo: courtesy Pantone
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.

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.

The living room of Jeff Chan and Liz Leung’s flat in Jardine’s Lookout, in Hong Kong. Photo: Eugene Chan. Styling: Suh-hee Park
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.

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