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{ NC Design & Architecture looked to wooden villas and shophouses – a type of building typical i

{Came across this project by Hong Kong-based AB Concept (haven’t shared their work in a while) and l

campoffice: Foxglove, Hong Kong by NC Design

{Hong Kong designer Joyce Wang popping up in the radar again. This time for her redesign of the hote

{Lunch-time inspiration! Charlie & Rose, a Hong Kong-based design firm, designed this restaurant

{Kind of intrigued that the hotel was meant to feel “cold and lonely” - inspired by the photographs

{After featuring them several times on here already - even as a Friday Feature - nice to see where t

{All over the place for today’s Hump Day Happy Place! Thought I’d share some pins from my wandering 

{Shanghai-based design firm Neri & Hu (featured before) have cleverly mixed bespoke lighting, oa

contemporialist: With Art Basel HK in its third edition this year, Hong Kong will be overrun by the

{There’s a certain level of glamour and finish that characterizes today’s Friday Feature, Joyce Wang

{Going to Hong Kong for today’s Friday Feature - Joyce Wang. Posted about her before… a few t

{Why don’t we go to Singapore for some design inspiration? Hong-Kong based Andre Fu of AFSO de

interiordesignmagazine: Once synonymous with Hong Kong, the fashion-centric Lane Crawford now has t

luxuryaccommodations: Royal Plaza Hotel - Hong Kong, China Ideal for both business and leisure trave

{Let’s head to Hong Kong for inspiration, shall we? This one is courtesy of Joyce Wang, who&rs

{After the sparse serenity of the previous post, I thought I’d serve up something with more st

thelairdco: Hong Kong Towers: pockets of green between the chasms.

{Hong Kong-based designer Joyce Wang gained a lot of attention for the restaurant she designed a cou

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{Aesop shops have been sprouting up more and more, and now there’s nine in Hong Kong. Designed

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