A Journey Through Inspirations of Hong Kong Interior Design Projects

Hong Kong is one of the biggest regions in China. This city is constantly changing and plays an important role when it comes to interior design and the architecture scene. As you may understand there are a huge number of projects in this marvelous city so that’s what we are going to cover up in today’s article. Welcome on board to find the inspiration for Hong Kong Interior Design Projects!

Cameron Interiors

The Cullinan

A Journey Through The Inspirations of Hong Kong Interior Design Projects

The firm had worked with projects of varying dimensions up to that point–in fact, this wasn’t their first award-winning work. These projects ranged from small to large-scale residential and even commercial and corporate design projects, always striving to provide unique and comprehensive design solutions, completely tailored to their clients’ persona. The living room features warm wood flooring that meets with floor-to-ceiling windows which reveal a majestic overview of the Hong Kong harbour. These windows are accompanied by heavy blackout curtains that not only prevent the room from overheating but also serve a major role in the owners’ request: the creation of the perfect ambience for a home cinema.

Inspired By The Look – SIKA Armchair

PTang Studio

La Cresta Sales Office

With a long history of developing along the mountain, the unique urban landscape of Italian mountain cities provides the armature for the design concept of the LA CRESTA Sales Office, which is located at Kowloon Bay, with an area of approximately 30 thousand ft2. Inspired by the mystical atmosphere of Hong Kong’s most eclectic design influences, LA CRESTA Sales Office was born from the perfect combination of greyish and brownish tons, textured by the fierce lines of some of BRABBU’s most iconic upholstery pieces. Elements of nature are integrated into the interior through streamlines, layered wall features, celebrating the contours and tectonic qualities of the natural landscape.

Inspired By The Look – IBIS Armchair

PTang Studio

Project Full of Light

In the world of design, rare are the studios capable of such a wide range as PTang Studio. This project is living proof that different elements coming from different styles can create a cohesive project, using the space’s architecture and natural light, with extra help from BRABBU. A living room with large ceiling-to-floor windows is the ideal background for decoration with different colours and textures since it highlights these elements.

Inspired By The Look – SIKA 2 Seat Sofa

AB Concept

The Masterpiece

Befitting an urban lifestyle, The Masterpiece apartments embody a mastery of space and appreciation for the classic design. Suited to well-travelled urbanites who appreciate subtle details, the Amber Rust residences reveal an artful blend of function and fashion.

Andre Fu Studio

St Regis

St Regis Hong Kong’s sleek and sophisticated interiors received critical acclaim in a city famous for its luxury hospitality offering. The 27 storey tower has a glittering, graphic presence on the Hong Kong waterfront in Wan Chai, one of Hong Kong’s oldest districts, which the trams still pass through. The heritage of Hong Kong is referenced throughout the hotel; old gas street lamps from Duddell’s Street, colonial columns from the old Wan Chai police station and panelling, inspired by the classic Hong Kong mansions.

Atelier Lane

Stubbs Penthouse

A luxury duplex penthouse apartment with stunning views across Hong Kong Island to Victoria Harbour and beyond. Atelier Lane was briefed with transforming what was an awkward space over two floors into a spacious, light-filled family apartment with classic touches. It was an incredibly open brief, the entire home was remodelled and refurnished including new doors and windows, floor finishes, wall treatments and colours, a new lighting language, and a complete furniture package.

B+H Architects

Hong Kong City Garden Hotel

Situated near the vibrant retail and dinning hub of Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island, this 613-key urban hotel attracts mostly business travelers from East Asia & South East Asia. The concept for the refurbishment is inspired by the romantic and nostalgic notion of winding back the clock to the city’s past as a small port, thriving from trade and commerce. The interior design concept skillfully bridges the city’s whimsical past and contemporary future, providing a beautiful and memorable time capsule for travellers who wish to experience the city’s hidden treasures in a different time and place.

Bean Buro

Abundant Thresholds

Bean Buro was tasked with the design of a family apartment of 156sqm in Repulse Bay Southside of Hong Kong. Perched on a lush green mountaintop, a context-rich with natural light and sweeping vistas, the notion of ‘abundance’ became a central narrative principle from which the design organically evolved. The dining space serves as the main front of house space, with a bespoke dining table constructed in fluted timber and a warm-coloured stone top with metal edging. The backdrop is a horizontal display niche, with a set of tall meshed brass doors to conceal a drinks bar.

Deborah Oppenheimer

Po Shan Residence

An art collection acquired with Deborah Oppenheimer formed the inspiration for this city apartment with a green view to the south and Victoria harbor to the north. Wire brushed grey oak floors lead one through a meticulous procession of spaces. The use of natural honed stone and brushed metal are juxtaposed with the use of strong colour: a red cord for lighting elements, pale rose for 1950’s armchairs and umber glass all live in perfect symbiosis.

DiLeonardo

St. Regis

The St. Regis captures the essence of the city with its bespoke details which are elegantly mingled into the design. City skylines are translated into modern sculpture with the use of crystal and light. This is juxtaposed with art deco inspirations that are classics to the sophisticated guest.

Gettys Group

Peninsula Hong Kong

The design team drew inspiration from practical yet distinctive touches present in contemporary yachts, luxury motorcars, and private jets. Dated elements such as the brocade and gilt chandeliers were replaced with cream upholstery, vintage luggage-inspired drawer handles, and leather-finished wardrobes. Copper-colored Chinese-inspired ink paintings were hung on the walls to marry the past with the future, creating a special, timeless feel.

HBA Hong Kong

Eden Manor Kwo Tung Residences

Located in the greener Kwu Tung area, Eden Manor sits harmoniously beside the stunning landscape of Hong Kong Golf Club, one of the world’s most distinguished golf clubs and Asia’s most historical one. The project is built from south to north along the golf site which brings it a distinguished golf course view. Full-view windows are applied on residential buildings, allowing for more natural light. As its name implies, Eden Manor is creating a new suburban lifestyle combining the tranquility of the neighborhood and the vibrancy of the city.

HOO

Bellen

The client wanted to give her current 10-year-old 2-bedroom apartment a whole new look without changing any layout or major renovation. She wanted it to feel different. She wanted it to feel fresh. Why not? The team found some new furniture and decor lighting pieces, made some new doors, added some nice accessories, changed some paint colour, and put up a feature wallpaper, and transformed that interior design project!

Joyce Wang

Private Residence

The Studio combined a contemporary approach with mid-century Brazil to create a fresh and playful interior for this property, even bringing in Brazilian design classics by Sergio Rodrigues and Jorge Zalszupin. Loyal to a palette of materials that would showcase the authenticity and untreated quality behind finishes. Marble was kept in its chiselled state for bathrooms and feature columns, whilst the living room chandelier is composed of a series of carved walnut shells that serve to reflect ambient light into space.

Liquid Interiors

Greenfield Mansion

Fashionable, modern, and sustainable, this Bali Industrial-inspired haven in Causeway Bay is an eclectic mix of New York’s robust lifestyle and Bali’s relaxing ambiance. As a home for a designer originally from Indonesia and who studied in New York, the home reflects a unique style mixed with locally sourced materials that beautifully captures the best of both places. All throughout, the space is beautifully designed with a unique sense of fabric and texture that can be found in unexpected places, specially pieced together with locally sourced rattan materials from Bali. To open up the space and bring industrial features, windows and light fixtures were installed.

LRF Design

Corinthia by the Sea Residences

This clubhouse project in Hong Kong is inspired by the sea world as so the main colour palette is blueish combining with neutral colours. The design is eclectic yet classic in some details.

Original Vision

Enticknap House

The owner’s preference for patterns and fabrics has been infused into this home set in one of Hong Kong’s hillside villages overlooking Lobster Bay. The ground floor has been configured to make the most of the interior and garden space, allowing the two to be unified and focused on a central swimming pool. This openness continues through to the upper floors with the bedrooms and family areas, where expansive use of large sliding doors and windows allows the walls to open up and enjoy the green and waterfront views.

POTT

Sorrento

Home to one of the most well known Asian movie stars, it’s fabulous for entertaining their peers yet comfortable for nurturing family. Bespoke impressive main door, Valentino chandlier complemented with a pair of guilded cabinets. Curved glass letting in the sunlight with beautiful white marble floor to widen the space. Master quarter carrying on the sparkle yet comfortable for a well-rested evening, the garden has a swimming treadmill completed with an outdoor shower and BBQ. Overlooking the ocean for endless summer holidays.

SLD Group

Kau to Highland I

This interior design project is inspired by the modern contemporary style with clean and crisp lines, a simple colour palette and the use of materials that can include metal, glass and steel. This decoration is defined by simplicity, and subtle sophistication.

Studio Adjective

Dragon’s Range

This interior design project is a residential project for a lovely couple with a newborn child at Dragon’s Range, Hong Kong. With a spectacular view of natural greens, we hope to blend in the interior naturally with it and extend the natural lights further into the apartment. The corridor, bedrooms, and foyer are rearranged to enhance the flow of space.

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