Size: 700 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2020

Awards:
USA Spark Design Award 2021 - Gold
HKPIDA 2021 - Gold
Korea K-Design Award 2021 - Winner
Korea Asia Design Prize 2022 - Winner
Australian Good Design Award 2022 - Winner
German Design Award 2023 - Special Mention

A Retreatful Ryokan-like Home

Interior design goes beyond aesthetics; it's about how the residents use and shape their living space. Our project offers a fully flexible, open-plan setting, enabling a wide range of activities and adaptability over the years.

Each area in the apartment has its own distinct spatial definition while maintaining a strong connection with other spaces. The apartment's ambiance is crafted with two wood tones and an array of neutral, earthy colors, evoking a soothing atmosphere with a touch of Japanese minimalism. Situated on the ground floor, the entrance foyer mimics a traditional Japanese Genkan, encouraging a sense of calm as shoes are removed before entering the living spaces.

The kitchen, at the apartment's core, oversees the entire living area, fostering connectivity among family members. It welcomes residents home with a modernized Izakaya-style bar counter. Each space is thoughtfully oriented and adapts to users' movements, providing flexibility for interactions and usage possibilities.

The kids' area, with fully openable shoji doors, enjoys ample natural light and allows caregivers to supervise the children from various areas, including the open kitchen. This platformed space can be easily transformed into a comfortable sleeping area with the shoji doors closed.

A large, multi-functional platform by the expansive window serves as a casual workstation, a play area for family moments, or a spot for a couple to enjoy a serene afternoon with tea. The view through the spacious window offers a sense of harmony with the external environment. The space is open to interpretation, providing opportunities for this young family to explore its potential fully.

The apartment's simple yet welcoming facade signals the feeling of home. The clean combination of light grey and off-white tiles complements the overall ambiance, blending seamlessly with the surroundings.

Size: 646 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2022

Size: 260 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult + 1 cat

Completion: 2018

This generously proportioned open-plan apartment was crafted by reconfiguring a former 2-bedroom layout. By removing walls, we ushered in more natural light, breathing fresh vitality into the entire living space. Subtle demarcations between areas are established through variations in floor levels and wall finishes, allowing the owner to experience distinct moods in different corners without compromising the overall spacious ambiance. Meticulously chosen furniture by the owner plays a crucial role in achieving a harmonious blend of contemporary elegance and cozy homely comfort. The project strikes a fine balance between a sleek, modern atmosphere and inviting, warm touches.

Size: 1370 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults, 1 maid, 1 dog & 2 cats

This charming apartment in the picturesque Pok Fu Lam District offers lush greenery and stunning sea views. Designed for a busy young expat couple who recently married, the home also accommodates their two shy cats and lively Shiba Inu, Soba.

With a rustic modern farmhouse vibe, this space emphasizes comfort and warmth. The inviting living and dining area is perfect for relaxation and socializing, featuring a cozy faux fireplace that adds warmth and creates an inviting atmosphere for gatherings. This area flows seamlessly into the breakfast bar, an ideal spot for casual meals, morning coffee, or sharing a glass of wine with friends. The solid wood dining table, paired with an upholstered bench, encourages family dinners and entertaining guests, making it a central hub for connection.

Retreat to the serene master bedroom, designed for ultimate relaxation. A charming vanity counter faces the ocean, providing a tranquil space for morning routines, while a cushy bench by the window offers a perfect spot for reading or simply enjoying the view as Soba and the cats lounge nearby. 

The multi-function room is designed to adapt to various needs, featuring a custom-built closet and an Eames lounge chair, making it perfect for a cozy reading nook or future baby room. A lively apple green accent wall adds a fun touch, contributing to the room's playful atmosphere.

The study room is a dream for anyone working from home, with a custom-designed bookshelf and a standing desk by the window allowing for easy access to books and a refreshing view of the greenery outside. There’s even a cozy corner for Soba, ensuring he can snooze comfortably while keeping company. The Murphy bed is perfect for hosting friends, and a sliding glass panel with built-in blinds brightens the space. 

This cozy sanctuary blends style and comfort, making every day feel like a retreat for the couple and their furry friends.

Size: 328 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult

Completion: 2021

Size: 342 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2022

Size: 450 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2022

Let the Colours Heal Your Soul

Colors play a significant role in shaping our emotions and mood. In a 450-square-foot apartment in Parc Oasis, a young couple is surrounded by a calming and peaceful color palette that brings cheerfulness and homely warmth to their daily lives.

The living and dining rooms are bathed in a serene pale mustard yellow, creating a tranquil atmosphere. This soothing color is complemented by matte oak flooring and well-crafted furniture in cherry and walnut wood, infusing the living area with a sense of coziness, warmth, and subtle texture. To enhance the ambiance, two sets of pendant lights with light-diffusing effects are thoughtfully chosen, further radiating warmth throughout the space.

The original floorplan included a conventional kitchen that occupied a significant portion of the living area. By replacing a wall with a half-waist kitchen cabinet, the cooking-cum-dining space has been opened up, enabling the homeowners to engage with each other during light meal preparation.

A plush grey rug graces the floor in front of the creamy sofa by the large window, creating a comfortable zone for the couple to relax and engage in intimate conversations. Behind the sofa, a versatile work station can be instantly set up by lowering a worktop from a tall cabinet, making working from home a breeze.

The master bedroom is adorned in a soothing khaki tone, exuding a sense of coziness and simplicity. This tranquil color helps alleviate any feeling of spatial constraint in this compact room. A small yet functional dressing table placed by the bed is nestled on a raised platform, allowing ample sunlight and preserving the outside view.

Size: 463 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults

Awards:
Korea K-Design Award 24 - Gold Winner
Home Journal Awards 2024 - Best Designer Awards | Apartment (Less Than 800 sq.ft.) | Silver Winner
Germany Iconic Awards 2023 - Innovative Architecture | Selection

With the advantage of high ceiling height, a multi-functional wooden box is introduced to optimize the space and offer ample storage for the owners. An elevated leisure space above the box provides a unique vantage point to oversee the entire apartment.

The passage spaces have been fully utilized as part of the kitchen and dining area. An extendable dining table offers flexibility for accommodating 6-8 people in this 463 sq. ft apartment.

A generous storage platform is seamlessly integrated into the wooden deck that extends from the living area to the bedroom. This design showcases a subtle transition of spaces, creating a smooth and gentle flow throughout the apartment.

Size: 890 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2024

Inspired by the female homeowner's passion for plants, the design embraces a soothing lilac color scheme, complemented by warm-toned oak and walnut furnishings, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance. The original four-bedroom layout was reconfigured to provide dedicated private retreats, while strategically placed glass panels maintain a sense of visual connectivity and togetherness.

The living area features a textured reddish-lilac wallpaper and diverse lighting fixtures, evoking a sense of relaxation and elegance. The original irregularly shaped layout was softened by round design elements. The foyer's glass screen allows the dramatic sea view to be enjoyed upon entry.

The his-and-her retreats further the project's duality, each room embracing a unique lilac-inspired personality – his room cool and masculine, her room soft and soothing. The master bedroom continues the calming pale bluish-lilac inspired palette, resulting in an airy, sleep-friendly, rejuvenating environment.

Size: 318 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult

Completion: 2021

Awards:
Korea Asia Design Prize 2022 - Winner
Global Design Awards 2021 - Excellence

Situated at the core district of Kowloon, the original 2-room apartment is modified into an open planned studio flat, so as to redefine the spaces to create a home that can allow the owner to cleanse her mind & enhance the energy of mindfulness.

In order to make the highest efficiency of the limited spaces to encounter different kinds of activities, spatial arrangements are structured with high degree of flexibility, for casual gathering with friends, peaceful space for meditation or working space for home office.

Furniture are manufactured with walnut wood finish in open grain, with walls painted in pale green, invite feeling of relaxations. Having the advantage of the big glass windows around the facade, enormous amount of natural light can flood in the space, connecting this apartment not just visually with the spectacular city view, while also bringing in the warmth and light to brighten up the spaces.

Size: 397 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults + 2 cats

Completion: 2022

Size: 460 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult + 2 cats

Completion: 2021

A tranquil abode with pops of green

This cozy 460 square feet apartment in Whampoa Garden is a haven for its young female homeowner and her two adorable cats, Milou and Tintin. The soothing olive green and warm light oak wood theme creates a tranquil ambiance.

To maximize the space in the oddly shaped living room, a triangular storage area opposite the sofa, a low TV cabinet, and sleek furniture were incorporated. These design elements not only minimize the room's irregular shape but also contribute to a more organized living space.

A multifunctional platform by the large window serves as a relaxation spot for the owner to enjoy a cup of tea and a good read. It also offers a scenic perch for the two feline residents when they're home alone.

A charcoal-grey metal frame glass sliding door divides the open kitchen from the dining room. This preserves the room's brightness, keeps cooking odors at bay, and prevents the curious cats from venturing into the kitchen.

The aqua-colored handmade tiles in the kitchen provide a playful contrast to the off-white kitchen cabinets, infusing the compact space with depth and character.

By merging two small rooms, the sleeping and work areas have been doubled. Natural light fills the space, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.

The elevated platform in the bedroom defines the sleeping area and offers ample storage space. A low bookshelf separates the work area, promoting a focused work environment. Various shades of green subtly appear in different corners, from textured wallpaper to a leather headboard, creating a serene space that soothes the mind and body.

Size: 601 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2021

Size: 430 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult

Size: 510 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2023

Awards:
USA Muse Design Awards 2024 - Silver Winner

This project involves the revitalization of a 48-year-old apartment with its original, outdated design, while focusing on meeting the changing needs of the owners. Despite its age, the apartment boasts remarkable features, such as abundant natural light and serene city views.

Our clients, a caring daughter and son-in-law, have entrusted us with the creation of a retirement space with a modern Bauhaus-inspired touch, tailored to the needs of their beloved parents.

Central to our design is a flexible layout that gracefully adapts to the evolving requirements of the elderly residents. The ingenious solution lies in sliding partitions that can be employed to connect or separate the bedrooms, offering a dynamic caregiving environment. Storage is a key concern, and we address it through a multifunctional closet, a cleverly positioned bookshelf, and an overall minimalist approach that maximizes the available space.

We prioritize enhancing interaction among the residents, and to achieve this, we introduce an open kitchen design. This open layout promotes seamless communication during meal preparation, creating an atmosphere of togetherness.

Our material and color choices are meticulously curated, infusing the apartment with character and a soothing, laid-back ambiance. The blend of textures and color schemes creates a sense of comfort, making this retirement space an inviting and tranquil retreat.

Size: 510 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults, 2 cats
Completion: 2020

Set against the serene backdrop of TKO's tranquil bay view, this project exudes a natural and calming rhythm for a young family and their two adorable kittens.

The young couple places great importance on creating spaces that cater to their kittens' daily activities. Various subtle design elements have been incorporated to facilitate different forms of interaction between the owners and their feline companions. The existing stone bay windows have been warmly adorned with wood finishes, and a series of graduated steps lead to an elevated catwalk platform that extends along the entire living area. This small, cozy spot by the window becomes the perfect place for the owners and their kittens to unwind and enjoy leisure time together.

Size: 1280 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults, 1 maid

This project gives a fresh vibe to a cozy 50-year-old apartment in Homantin, designed for a retired couple in their 60s. After many happy years in their beloved space, they’re ready to embrace a modern yet comfy home that welcomes visits from their daughters and grandkids. The design creatively blends their cherished antique furniture with new, contemporary touches, resulting in a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for family gatherings.

As you step into the living and dining area, a large, comfy sofa invites everyone to gather and connect. The enclosed balcony has been transformed into a charming internal garden, complete with a cozy lounge chair—ideal for curling up with a good book or tending to delightful plants.

The rich purple-red textured wallpaper behind the sofa plays beautifully against soft greyish-green accent walls, creating a cheerful vibe. The spacious dining table is just right for family meals, ensuring there’s always room for everyone to come together.

Moving into the kitchen, the design encourages fun and interaction. A small opening connects the kitchen to the dining area, making it easy for family members to chat while whipping up delicious meals. Stylish Japanese cabinets in oak laminate and off-white finishes add flair, while a lively green tile accent wall brings a pop of color, making cooking a joyful experience.

The multi-function room is designed to be as versatile as it is inviting. A Murphy bed accommodates grandkids for sleepovers and serves as a cozy guest space for the couple. A wooden-framed sliding glass door replaces the solid partition, allowing light to flow freely and enhancing the room's openness. A lovely red bean pink accent wall complements the oak wood details, striking a nice balance between elegance and modern style.

In the master bedroom, soothing neutral beige tones create a peaceful retreat. Plenty of storage keeps everything organized, while the master bathroom features a stylish Japanese basin counter and wooden tiles for that serene touch.

Overall, this cheerful interior design project for the Homantin apartment celebrates the vibrant lifestyle of a retired couple. By mixing antique charm with modern flair, the home becomes a cozy backdrop for family connections and joyful living in retirement.

Size: 1500 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults , 2 kids , 1 maid

Completion: 2022

Size: 649 sq ft. net
Living member: 1 adult
Completion: 2022

Size: 755 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2022

Awards: Luxury Lifestyle Awards 2022 (Hong Kong Region) - Winner

A home is more than just a living space; it's where your soul finds peace, and the people inside complete your life. The homeowners didn't just want a fresh makeover for their abode; they sought a cozy nest that would facilitate intimate interaction.

The absence of windows along a long dining room wall cast a dark and dull ambiance over the entire apartment. To infuse warmth and delight, the kitchen wall opposite the dining room was replaced with a sliding glass door and a half-waist kitchen island. This transformation allows soft sunlight to permeate the space and enhances the connection between these two essential areas.

A lattice window wall was introduced along the upper section of the study wall, facing the sitting and dining rooms. This subtle addition creates an illusion of more significant space in the living area. Like the sliding glass door in the kitchen, the lattice window wall reinforces interaction between the homeowners, even when they're in separate rooms. It's a reminder that sometimes, a wall can inadvertently keep people apart, but genuine interaction is the key to bringing hearts together.

Careful choices in color, materials, and lighting are the small details that make a significant difference. The apricot wall next to the dining table, the rusty orange sofa, the delicate pink wallpaper in the master bedroom, and the gentle greyish-green tones in the kitchen and guest room complement each other harmoniously, enhancing the overall aesthetic without overwhelming the space.

Size: 2780 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults + 3 kids + 2 maids
Completion: 2022

Nestled in Western Mid-Levels, this 60-year-old apartment is undergoing a transformative makeover by its homeowners. As you enter, the foyer greets you with half-height storage and display shelves, creating a neat entry and adding a visual charm. A convenient shoe cabinet with seating allows for an immediate refresh after a long day. An antique-tiered drawer cabinet, showcasing the homeowner's personal collection, adds an elegant touch.

The living and dining area boasts warm oak engineered flooring complementing the walnut furniture, while indigo wallpaper injects vibrancy into the serene space. In a spacious corner, the university professor homeowners have a scholarly work area, fostering family interaction without the constraints of solid walls.

The original master suite has evolved into a vibrant sanctuary for the three young children, featuring a walk-in closet between their sleeping area and dedicated bathroom. The walls adorn playful geometric shapes, creating an engaging space for play and learning.

The children's dedicated bathroom offers both a bathtub and a baby tub, creating a relaxed ambiance with wood-patterned and charming green wall tiles.

The homeowners' exclusive bathroom exudes tranquility with delicate ceramic tiles, creating a unique soothing aesthetic.

In the kitchen, multiple workstations, integrated appliances, and an island ensure a tidy appearance. Emerald green cabinets paired with walnut tones evoke joy and elegance. The island becomes a focal gathering spot for family and friends, fostering shared moments while preparing delightful treats with the children.

Size: 396 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult

Completion: 2023

'Ivory Zen Den’ is an oasis of tranquility nestled in the heart of the vibrant Conduit Road, designed exclusively for the refined taste of a young and sophisticated female homeowner.

Spanning across 396 sq ft., this sanctuary is meticulously crafted to embrace the essence of serene living amidst a bustling, luxury residential area. Our primary goal is to provide an escape from the hectic pace of modern life – a retreat where one can unwind physically, mentally, and spiritually.

At the core of the design lies a soothing color palette dominated by calming Ivory tones and warm wood joinery. The herringbone wooden flooring adds a touch of depth and texture, inviting a sense of peace and grounding.

Inside the bedroom, a captivating blue accent wall stands tall, serving as the backdrop for a curated collection of bookshelves. This not only adds character but also introduces a calming visual depth, perfect for relaxation.

The transition between spaces is defined by a striking metal-framed fluted glass door, elegantly separating the bedroom from the living area, maintaining an open feel while offering privacy.

The layout embodies the pursuit of a clutter-free environment, merging two original bedrooms into one expansive space. A thoughtfully positioned study area overlooks a window, allowing for an unobstructed view and a serene working atmosphere.

Storage is ample with two groups of generously sized closets, ensuring functionality without compromising the serene ambiance. An open kitchen layout encourages social interaction, fostering moments of connection with friends and loved ones.

A ceiling fan whispers a gentle breeze, enhancing the overall feeling of relaxation, while pendant lighting above the dining table exudes warmth and coziness.

The furnishings, including a soft grey fabric sofa and a subtly distressed rug, effortlessly harmonize with the tranquil ambiance, creating a haven for pure relaxation and rejuvenation. This Zen Den is not just a space; it's a personal retreat tailored to the unique tranquility-seeking soul of its owner.

Size: 380 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2022

Awards:
Korea K-Design Award 2023 - Winner
Germany Iconic Awards 2023 - Innovative Architecture | Winner

The Little Yogaland

Yoga or coffee? Why not both? From the moment you step into this 380-square-foot one-bedroom apartment, you can tell the homeowners’ preferences easily.

A yoga wall and a coffee bar stand side by side in the middle of the rectangular living-cum-dining room without affecting the movement inside the apartment. By installing a safe and secured yoga wall with rope hooks and belts, the lady of the home can bring this beloved exercise into her healthy and energetic daily life.

A wooden coffee bar with a round top is designed especially for the man of the home, who is a coffee fan, to display and store essential equipment and ingredients. Together, the yoga wall and the coffee counter serve as a leisure zone for the young couple to enjoy their restful and individual moments without giving up their own space for each other despite the small scale of the unit.

Small-home living is common in Hong Kong but it does not mean living in cramped conditions. One of the missions of the design project is to create comfortable and relaxing moments for the couple through careful spatial planning, flexible use of furniture and the introduction of natural light. An open-plan kitchen is designed to enhance the sense of space to the whole living area. The entire side of the unit facing east is installed with large windows and a full height glass balcony door to maximise daylight. Moreover, pastel olive green and white wall paint, floor tiles in oak wood look, light wooden furniture and glossy white kitchen contribute to the peaceful setting throughout the home.

After a long day of work, this home is the best yoga studio and coffeehouse for the couple.

Size: 598 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults + 2 kids

Completion: 2021

Size: 770 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2023

Size: 380 sq ft. net

Step into a transformed space that has undergone an incredible makeover. What was once an old, dilapidated unit has been reborn into a cozy retreat, perfect for weekends and holidays, radiating a distinctive Japanese allure.


This spot is a haven for fostering connections among friends, crafting delightful meals, engaging in games, and reveling in karaoke sessions. It's a sanctuary meticulously designed for relaxation and the sheer joy of shared experiences.


The design concept blends textures to infuse the space with character. The use of raw concrete for walls and floors brings a modern urban touch, harmoniously paired with a vibrant green wall that injects personality and vitality into every corner.


The suspended track lights, pendants, and wall fixtures surrounding the dining area, along with the exposed piping, add to the lofty, industrial-chic ambiance.


Seating arrangements here prioritize comfort, with low tables and benches styled in a cozy Japanese Muji fashion. A gentle breeze from the ceiling fans complements the welcoming atmosphere, while the distressed vintage rug adds warmth underfoot, creating a comforting, homely ambiance.


At the heart of this space lies the kitchen. Featuring sleek stainless steel counters, subway tiles, and wooden cabinets, it strikes a harmonious balance between contemporary elegance and relaxed charm. It's the bustling hub where delectable meals are prepared amid freely flowing conversations among friends.


This is a space that beckons togetherness, celebrating the simple joys of spending cherished moments with those who matter most.

Size: 781 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults + 2 kids
Completion: 2021

Awards:
USA Muse Design Awards 2022 - Silver
Italy A’ Design Award 2022 - Bronze

In a 781-square-feet apartment in the bustling area of Tsim Sha Tsui, this young family of four has created a space where their children can enjoy shared moments of laughter and have the privacy they'll need as they grow older.

Two adjoining bedrooms have been thoughtfully connected by installing an off-white sliding door, replacing the corridor wall with a three-panel sliding glass door. When these sliding partitions are opened, a spacious shared play area is available for the children to enjoy. Over time, as the siblings require individual spaces for homework and personal time, they can simply close the sliding doors, separating the bedrooms, each equipped with desks and wardrobes.

The design of the apartment focuses on creating a warm, homely atmosphere with the use of oak and walnut wood. In the dining room, a tall wooden cabinet with nine open shelves houses family photos and personal items, complementing other timber furniture and the wood-grain floor throughout the home. The wood finishes on the large bay window in the living room transform the original stone cladding into a comfortable and inviting seating area.

A carefully chosen color palette is evident throughout the apartment. The welcoming foyer features light green wallpaper, while the back panel of the wooden cabinet in the dining room is adorned in green, establishing a sense of cohesion. Indigo blue is the dominant color in the tranquil master bedroom, while a lighter blue is used in the kids' rooms to reflect their youthful energy and liveliness.

Ultimately, this apartment is a warm, flexible, and transformable space that will adapt and grow with the family as their needs evolve.

Size: 489 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2022

This 500 sq ft, 2-bedroom apartment in Tai Po has undergone a comprehensive renovation to create a modern, multifunctional living space tailored to the needs of the clients - a friendly couple. The primary design goals were to open up the kitchen to enhance interaction and make the living area feel more spacious, transform one of the bedrooms into a multipurpose guest room/relaxation space, utilize smart storage solutions and flexible partitions to maximize functionality, and incorporate a warm, soothing color palette and natural materials to cultivate a cozy ambiance.

The enclosed kitchen has been opened up with an island counter, allowing the female owner to enjoy cooking while interacting with her partner and guests. This open layout creates a more social and spacious feel in the living areas. One of the original bedrooms has been converted into a versatile guest room and relaxation space, with a large closet and drawers providing ample storage, and a raised wooden platform serving as a cozy lounging area with concealed storage below.

The solid walls between rooms have been replaced with glass partitions that can be switched between transparent and opaque modes. Sliding doors allow the guest room to be closed off for privacy when hosting visitors, while remaining visually connected to the rest of the home when not in use. The original bay window has been clad in warm wood and can transform into a guest bed when needed, or serve as a cozy reading and coffee nook without guests.

The warm oak wood flooring, cabinetry, and wooden accents throughout create a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Pops of green, including the kitchen backsplash, island countertop, window blinds, and bedroom wall, add a soothing, natural touch. Pendant lighting and a ceiling fan in the living room provide both ambiance and gentle air circulation.

By thoughtfully combining open layouts, multifunctional spaces, flexible partitions, and a harmonious color scheme, this renovation has transformed the apartment into a modern, adaptable home that caters to the clients' lifestyle and entertaining needs.

Size: 523 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2021

Size: 830 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults + 1 kid + 1 maid

Completion: 2021

Size: 547 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults + 2 cats

Completion: 2021

Awards: K-Design Award 2022 - Winner

A Settling Home with a Cheerful Colour Palette

Nestled at the foothills of Mount Butler, this apartment enjoys breathtaking views of the south-facing hill. With a careful spatial arrangement that harnesses the vistas and daylight, vibrant splashes of color are introduced to create a cheerful atmosphere for the young couple and their feline companions.

The apartment's layout is tailored to the inhabitants' lifestyle. By designating the bedroom as the only essential space, the original 2-room flat is transformed into a spacious abode, with the additional room seamlessly merged with the corridor area. This simple change not only ushers in more natural light but also bathes the space in a warm, sunlit glow.

A lively blue wallpaper extends from the foyer area to the dining spaces, punctuated by wooden display shelves. This dynamic design enhances the depth of the living and dining area while introducing a captivating contrast to the prevailing wood tones. The addition of a striking red rocking chair completes the composition.

The dining table is thoughtfully chosen to accommodate the cats, with features like a hammock below, holes for play, and scratching pads on the table legs, creating a delightful space for interaction with the pets.

The workspace and reading area seamlessly flow into the rest of the apartment after the removal of partition walls, fostering direct connections among all residents, including the cats.

In the bedroom, a harmonious and inviting color palette features an olive green wall and cat-friendly pale blue fabric. A touch of vibrant color is introduced through the metal chair legs, while a delicate wooden stork decor element adds warmth and homely charm to the room.

Size: 352 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2021

Size: 250 sq ft. net
Living member: 1 adult
Completion: 2020

Nestled in the heart of Wan Chai, this apartment offers unparalleled connectivity to the city, making it an ideal choice for its detail-oriented and flexible occupant. Within the constraints of limited floor area, the project maximizes space and circulation efficiency, crafting a comfortable and cozy haven for recharging before taking on the day.

The design concept revolves around simplicity and cleanliness, incorporating two wood tones and a striking blue feature color. The interplay of light and dark wood tones adds depth and layering, enhancing spatial interest within the compact apartment.

By eliminating existing room partitions, the apartment transforms into an open-plan studio flooded with natural light from both sides of the building. A metal-framed glass screen subtly separates the living area from the bedroom area. The primary storage spaces are cleverly situated near the sofa, ensuring easy access for the occupant and keeping the bedroom area uncluttered.

The kitchen, thoughtfully organized with well-proportioned appliances and essential utilities, operates efficiently within the compact space. Abundant windows infuse the limited dimensions with brightness and warmth, creating a welcoming atmosphere despite the tight quarters.

Size: 315 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2016

Located in Sai Ying Pun, this small apartment is the new home of a young couple with different working hours and living patterns. The design of the space prioritizes flexibility to accommodate various activities at different times of the day. In addition to offering ample storage, a raised platform serves as a key element in defining the bedroom area separate from the living space. Early confirmation of furniture choices allowed for precise integration into the overall design, contributing significantly to the diverse spatial configurations of the apartment.

Size: 327 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults
Completion: 2020

Nestled within one of Shatin's largest residential precincts, this apartment sets out to establish its own distinctive identity through a harmonious blend of materials and colors. The strategic reconfiguration of walls and partitions, along with the careful selection of wall colors, plays a pivotal role in revitalizing the living spaces.

In the living area, a subtle grey wall serves as the backdrop for showcasing the wooden dining table set. Hints of yellow on soft furnishings like throw cushions and rugs infuse the space with a cheerful and inviting ambiance. The TV wall and shoe cabinet, with their minimalist design, offer a versatile canvas for various decorations and activities without overwhelming distractions.

A serene pale blue wall defines the working area with a sense of calm and harmony. Wardrobes and shelves embrace simplicity and clarity to minimize distractions.

In the sleeping area, a recessed wall with a soft pink hue creates a nurturing and relaxing atmosphere. The raised platform effectively delineates the bedroom without the need for physical walls or partitions.

This transformation departs from the traditional two-bedroom layout to better suit the needs of the young couple. By removing existing partition walls, natural light now freely bathes most interior spaces, infusing warmth. The combination of natural wood tones on the floor and TV wall contrasts beautifully with the painted color walls, achieving a harmonious balance between wood patterns and gradient wall colors.

A charcoal grey painted metal frame subtly separates the sleeping area from the living area, providing essential noise control while maintaining visual connections.

The half-open kitchen enhances connectivity with the dining area while staying discreetly tucked away from the work and sleeping areas. Thoughtful storage solutions, including open shelves for daily items and concealed spaces for a tidy appearance, round off this well-conceived apartment.

Size: 312 sq ft. net
Living member: 1 adult
Completion: 2019

The Beauty of Simplicity

In this one-bedroom apartment, a minimal and homely design approach was taken by removing the single partition wall, redefining the space. The high ceiling, exceeding 3 meters, was leveraged to create an open and welcoming atmosphere.

The living room, originally lacking natural daylight due to the apartment's orientation, was revitalized by transforming the bedroom wall into a full-height glass partition. This adjustment introduced ample natural light and warmth, enhancing the overall ambiance. The bay window was accentuated with a light-toned wood frame, providing a cozy corner within the apartment.

To maximize storage without compromising space, storage cabinets and wardrobes were designed vertically, making use of the high ceiling height. This approach increased the storage capacity while maintaining a spacious environment.

Material choices were deliberately minimal, with light oak wood and pale blue textured wallpaper serving as the two distinctive colors in the apartment. The charcoal grey painted metal-framed glass partition acted as a focal point, offering a contrasting element to the material palette.

The kitchen design aligned with the overall minimalist concept, featuring subtly patterned blue tiles that added a touch of character to the serene environment. In contrast, the bathroom displayed a unique twist with boldly angled tiles emphasizing the basin counter. Matching colored wall tiles brought a surprising element to this otherwise simple and airy apartment.

Size: 414 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult

Completion: 2020

Urban ZEN retreat

Wan Chai is one of the busiest area in Hong Kong. The apartment is situated in a slightly setback street, staying away from the high-density traffic, having a sense of calm & peaceful character genetically.

Only one tone of wood is applied to the interior design with a touch of grey colour, the scheme is intended to emphasise the simplicity and clarity of the space, enhancing the feeling of being a comfortable retreat from the busy cityscape.

Spaces are defined progressively in a “hotel-room” arrangement; fluency of spaces within the apartment makes almost zero obstructions in accessing different zone of spaces, while with minimal application of low partition & screen, owner can experience different spatial quality in different areas. The visual dialogue between different zones enrich the interior in an interesting way subtly.

The neutral tone of overall material creates a perfect canvas for the owner to introduce any of his wine collections, feature lights and furniture pieces to blend in peacefully, and showcase owner’s personality.

With a feature wall with the wood stripes and simple ZEN looking screen screening off the sleeping area, the different way of manipulating the same tone of wood provide just enough details without intervening the simplicity of the overall atmosphere.

Size: 690 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults , 2 kids, 1 maid
Completion: 2020

In this thoughtfully designed home, the diverse spatial needs of each family member are expertly met. The layout and planning of the rooms have been arranged to cater to individual preferences, creating a home where everyone can find their own cherished spaces. Through a clever interlocking of different areas, both visually and physically, the family members are intimately connected, fostering a strong and warm sense of bonding within the household.

Size: 563 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2021

Size: 495 sq ft. net
Living member: 2 adults

Nestled within a charming 495 sq ft apartment in Tuen Mun, this design project celebrates the vibrant lives of two expat twin sisters. The goal was to create a warm and cheerful sanctuary that embodies their vivacious personalities, brimming with color and character, while thoughtfully considering sustainability and budget efficiency as complementary aspects.

Living Room:
The heart of the home features a custom full-height cabinet in warm oak laminate, providing ample storage and harmonizing beautifully with the taupe kitchen cabinets. A transformer dining table enhances versatility, accommodating intimate dinners or gatherings for four. The walls, re-painted in soft off-white, evoke warmth, beautifully complemented by sage green textured wallpaper behind the sofa. This palette harmonizes with the green fabric sofa and ottoman, creating an inviting atmosphere. Additional elements, such as a loose TV cabinet and a magazine rack, enrich functionality, making the space both practical and welcoming.

Elder Sister's Bedroom:
The larger bedroom is designed for the elder sister, showcasing a raised platform bed with hidden storage. A striking navy blue accent wallpaper pairs seamlessly with a padded headboard, adding sophistication. A versatile desk beside the bed serves as a workspace and makeup station, adorned with decorative shelves for personal touches.

Younger Sister's Bedroom:
The smaller bedroom caters to the younger sister, ensuring a cozy fit for a bed, desk, and closet, with a hanging cabinet above for additional storage. A lovely moss green textured wallpaper envelops the space, creating an inviting retreat.

This project beautifully encapsulates the essence of the twin sisters, resulting in a warm home that reflects their vibrant personalities while embracing sustainable design principles.

Size: 1500 sq ft. net

Living member: 5 adults + 1 maid + 1 dog

Completion: 2020

Size: 955 sq ft. net
Living member: 4 adults, 1 maid
Completion: 2016

In this 3-bedroom apartment, all the spaces are already well-proportioned, but the primary task of this design scheme is to refresh the aged and tired finishes that have been in use for over a decade. Spatially, we've reconfigured the living and dining area, transforming the original diamond shape into a proper rectangular space. Ceiling levels have been adjusted to define the living spaces and the passage/corridor area, reducing ambiguity and making the living area the focal point of the apartment.

While the kitchen area is structurally constrained, the use of full-height sliding doors allows the kitchen to become a semi-open cooking space. This arrangement visually extends the dining area and enhances the overall flow of the apartment.

Size: 1492 sq ft. net

Living member: 3 adults , 1 maid

Completion: 2020

Size: 425 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Size: 520 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2022

Size: 631 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults + 1 kid

Size: 631 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults + 1 kid

Size: 752 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults + 3 kids

Size: 532 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults

Completion: 2021

Size: 657 sq ft. net

Living member: 2 adults, 1 kid, 1 maid

Completion: 2020

Size: 412 sq ft. net

Living member: 1 adult + 1 dog

Completion: 2020

Size: 512 sq ft. net

Living member: 3 adults

Completion: 2020