Designed to connect with its unique urban-forested surroundings, the Mini Treehouse offers a bespoke split-level design strategy with a touch of arboreal whimsy. Originally featuring a typical residential layout with a separate bedroom, living, dining and kitchen spaces arranged on a single level
With a population in excess of 7,000,000 and a total space of only 1,104 km², Hong Kong is the most densely populated city on the planet and home to the world’s most expensive property rental market. Hemmed in by steep mountains and the South China Sea, Hong Kong continues to grow in the one direction
The Kevin apartment by JAAK, though not overtly Japanese in decor, draws its inspiration from Japanese space-planning techniques. The transformation from a two-bedroom layout into a flexible studio space allows for greater functionality and fluidity within a small area.
MAD Apartment is a studio home designed by JAAK Studio in Hong Kong. The name JAAK, a homophone of cantonese pronunciation – “宅 (home)“, is an opening statement for founders Chau and Calvin to redefine contemporary living. Project description: Decidedly a DINK (Double Income, No Kids) couple client, we broke the house free of rigid partitions
To revamp a traditional 3-bedroom apartment in an aged residential building in Hong Kong. Lim+Lu’s strategy for the task was to challenge the typology of the conventional apartment and the norm of labeling rooms. First and foremost, Lim+Lu considered how the modern-day individual uses the home.
Founded in early 2014 Nap is a young company, the founder Yat Ming has been working on graphic, interior and product design for 12 years, leading a diverse and passionate team. Designed by Nap, the URI light collection are a series of unique LED bulbs with simple, soft and minimalist lines that create remarkable lighting
Upon the unveiling of the brand new 1120 sq.ft space housing the Elephant Grounds Coffee flagship in Hong Kong’s chic Star Street Precinct, the project, a work by JJA / Bespoke Architecture, immediately transformed the character of its own site and surrounding neighborhood, through the passive performance of the design’s warm timber-based materials with an
The Art Loft, a project completed by Mass Operations in Chai Wan, Hong Kong, is a striking example of industrial conversion done right. In a city where space is at a premium and property prices are sky-high, repurposing industrial zones has become a popular alternative for those seeking unique and spacious living environments.
