Residences · Hong Kong
INTERIOR DESIGN HONG KONGA different perspective.
On Hong Kong interiors.
Homes, hospitality and commercial spaces. From the first spatial plan to the final detail, shaped around the way you live and work.
Explore selected work ↘ Discuss your project ↗SELECTED WORK / HONG KONG & BEYONDView the collection ↗
DESIGN PERSPECTIVESAn arrival.
An arrival.
A lasting impression.
A place introduces itself before a word is spoken. These studies explore the welcome, the threshold and the character of what lies beyond.
DESIGN STUDY
BYD workplace arrival
A fluid ceiling line, soft seating and transparent meeting rooms give the entrance a clear, welcoming sequence.
Explore the service ↗
DESIGN STUDY
The Oakridge arrival
Stone, water and planting compose the approach, bringing landscape and the residential entrance into one experience.
Explore the service ↗Space is precious.
Make every decision count.
In a Hong Kong home, a sightline, a storage wall or the position of a door can change how the whole space feels. In a shop or hotel, the same care shapes arrival, service and the customer experience. We connect those spatial decisions with materials, technical coordination and the realities of delivery.
FROM FIRST PLAN TO FINAL DETAILOne conversation.
One conversation.
A complete space.
Design, technical coordination, sourcing and project management can be brought together within a clear appointment. The brief decides the team and the scope.
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN STUDY
An interior without a hard edge.
Deep roof overhangs, open living spaces and planted terraces explore how a home can meet its landscape. A different setting, with the same attention to the sequence of arrival, shelter and outlook.
WORKING TOGETHERClarity is part
Clarity is part
of the design.
A well-resolved interior needs more than a visual direction. These are the decisions we put on the table when defining your project appointment.
A brief with priorities
Start with the plan, intended use, budget range and timing. The proposal should identify what matters most, what needs a survey and who will make decisions.
A scope you can compare
Agree the drawing packages, specifications, procurement responsibilities and exclusions. Review material samples alongside cost and lead-time implications before approval.
Decisions kept visible
For appointed coordination services, use a shared programme and drawing register. Record changes with their cost and timing implications before authorising them.
A defined handover
Agree inspection, outstanding-item tracking and the handover documents within the appointment. Contractor and specialist responsibilities should be clear from the beginning.
MATERIAL / LIGHT / RESTRAINTThe quiet detail
The quiet detail
changes everything.
The grain of timber. The edge of stone. Light held against a textured wall. We look at how materials meet, age and feel in daily use, then carry that attention from the first sample to the final junction.
Discover our approach ↗THE NOTEBOOK
All ideas ↗Worth a closer look.
BEFORE WE BEGINA few useful
A few useful
answers.
What kinds of projects do you take on?
We work across private residences, hotels, restaurants, retail and workplaces. Share the property, intended use and scope so we can discuss the appropriate team and appointment.
Can you manage both design and delivery?
Design, technical coordination, procurement and project management can be combined within an agreed appointment. We set out who is responsible for each package before work begins.
What affects the interior design and renovation budget?
The existing condition, floor area, services, bespoke joinery, finishes and installation access all influence cost. A useful estimate starts with a site review and a written scope, with allowances and exclusions made clear.
Can we work together while I am overseas?
Yes. We can arrange scheduled video reviews, a shared drawing set and a decision log. Site access and a local contact should be agreed at the beginning.
How long will the project take?
Timing depends on scope, surveys, design decisions, building management requirements and material lead times. We agree a programme after reviewing these dependencies rather than promising one duration for every project.
Do you work with existing apartments and buildings?
Yes. Renovation begins with understanding the existing layout and condition. Retained elements, service routes and access constraints are recorded before the design is developed.
Can you help with materials, furniture and procurement?
Yes. Within the agreed scope, we coordinate samples, specifications, supplier information and lead times. Before ordering, we review dimensions, delivery access, installation and maintenance requirements with the relevant parties.
What should I send with my enquiry?
Send the project location, property type, approximate area, a plan if available, your priorities and preferred timing. An indicative investment range helps us discuss a realistic scope.