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Step inside homes from Hong Kong and across the region that champion innovative design. Coverage features interiors by some of Asia's finest designers, offering inspiration for living well.
Interior designer Emma Maclean calls the Hong Kong scene “sharp, competitive and endlessly inventive”. Photo: Handout
Architecture and design

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

Having lived in Hong Kong for over three decades, Maclean says the city’s designers have learned to overcome spatial constraints with ‘beauty and soul’.

Architecture and design

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

Architecture and design

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

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.

Designer Ed Ng, co-founder of AB Concept. Photo: Handout
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.

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Architecture and design

A 1950s house in Singapore is reborn as a contemporary home open to the elements

Architect Chang Yong Ter blended old and new in reworking the 2,240 sq ft single-storey house that stays cool without air conditioning.

Living area Transit sofa and Nightfly chair from Time & Style (timeandstyle.com). Daybed from Handvark (handvark.com). Ten coffee table by CondeHouse (condehouse.com). Lucent side tables by Matthew Hilton for Case Furniture (casefurniture.com). Pukti table lamp from Iittala (iittala.com). TSSG108 sculpture stool between armchairs from Time & Style. Painting in niche of Chinatown by Singaporean artist Tung Yue Nang, from Artsafe (artsafesg.com) PHOTO: Khoo Guo Jie
Icons and Influencers

Style according to … Cordelia de Castellane of Dior Maison and Baby Dior

The Paris-based designer behind Sofitel’s Le Vestiaire uniform collection shares her favourite books, beauty essentials and travel finds.

Style Edit

Style Edit: 45R marks 20 years in Ginza with new 4-storey flagship store

The Japanese brand’s latest Tokyo address brings indigo-dyed denim and seasonal collections into a striking new space, with matcha and art on the top floor.

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

Inside the renaissance of modular furniture design

From Pierre Paulin’s Dune sofa to USM Modular Furniture’s iconic Haller system, modular pieces are becoming sleeker, smarter and more versatile than ever.

Colour and versatility are features of USM Modular Furniture designs, available at Lane Crawford in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
Architecture and design

How Vinterior turned the hunt for pre-loved furniture into a global business – interview

While fashion resale has matured thanks to Vinted and Vestiaire Collective, Vinterior is scaling the untapped global market for antique and second-hand homeware.

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.

After a feng shui master declared the Ho Man Tin flat's front door sat in the wrong place, interior designer Quinn Wong created a partition wall facing the front door to carve out a small transitional hallway. Photo: Common Studio. Styling: Esther Van Wijck
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

This Singapore flat is a layered sanctuary that gradually reveals itself

Blending privacy and comfort, Leena Interior Design Studio transformed a public housing unit into a couple’s ideal home.

Architecture and design

In this quiet family holiday home in Tokyo, Japanese tradition meets modernity

Hong Kong’s Jason Caroline Design reimagines a property investor’s pad around ‘ma’, the art of the pause, rendered in tatami and timber.

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Hong Kong

The fifth wall: how ceilings became the next frontier in interior design

Ceilings offer uninterrupted expanses for creative expression. Little wonder designers revamping homes are looking up.

At Maison Belle, a show flat for Paliburg Group at Mount Regalia, Kau To Shan, Alexander Wong Architects went all out with chandeliers and mirrored ceilings. Photo: courtesy Alexander Wong Architects
Architecture and design

The tea towel’s luxe transformation, from kitchen staple to Burberry styles

From hand-printed Italian linens to Hong Kong keepsakes, the dishcloth has transcended its humble origins to become a genuine design object.

Architecture and design

10 hottest furniture picks from Salone del Mobile 2026 in Milan

From Dior’s Corolle lamps to Armani Casa’s Origins homage and more, here are Style’s picks of the fair’s most covetable interior design pieces.

Icons and Influencers

Couture craft meets whimsical walls in Laura Cheung’s Lala Curio

Craft traditions inform bespoke wall coverings and collectable objects for the contemporary home at the brand’s Peninsula Hong Kong showroom.

Laura Cheung, founder of Lala Curio, at its flagship store at The Peninsula, Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Hong Kong

Luxury show flat interiors in Hong Kong blend realism with dream design

Developers in Hong Kong are enhancing show flats with realistic, high-end designs to attract sophisticated buyers, blending style with liveability.

The ARTTA Concept-designed 1,000 sq ft show flat in Chinachem Group’s In One project in Ho Man Tin. Photo: Steven Ko
Architecture and design

How the Beckhams and Ellen DeGeneres are inspiring the cottagecore trend

Brands like LoveShackFancy and Summerill & Bishop are embracing the aesthetic, while even Meghan Markle has her own line of orchard-inspired products.

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.

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
Hong Kong interior design

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.

The living room of the Mid-Levels home of muralist and street artist Elsa Jeandedieu. Photo: Eugene Chan, Styling: Flavia Markovits
Architecture and design

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.

Better Living

Travertine, brass and light oak: a Zen retreat in the heart of Macau

A Hong Kong family finds sanctuary in a Macau home with bespoke interiors that suit them to a tee.

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