LUXURY HOME RENOVATION / HONG KONG
Luxury home renovation,coordinated with an architect’s perspective.
From spatial structure and daily flow to delivery, ED Design coordinates design, schedules, site inspections and aftercare within one project.
ARCHITECT-LED COORDINATION
Understand how life works,then organise space and delivery with architectural judgement.
Each project starts with daily life, site conditions and the issues to solve. We bring spatial planning, materials, drawings, construction coordination and handover into focus so the design remains clear on site.
Meet the team and review credentialsLife & movement
Map everyday routines, storage, privacy and time together before setting the spatial order.
Drawings & space
Work from scale, site conditions and spatial relationships rather than surface styling alone.
Design & delivery
Coordinate design, materials, construction and decision points through the in-house project team.
Handover & care
Keep a clear route for follow-up after completion so long-term use remains supported and traceable.
SELECTED RESIDENCES
Five completed homes shaped around real ways of living
Explore ED Design residences by scale, family need and site condition. Each page retains the verified project identity, completed photography and a design response grounded in the work shown.
Dynasty Court
Mid-Levels Central · 2026
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Bamboo Grove
Mid-Levels Central · 2026
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Laguna Verde
Hung Hom · 2026
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Double Cove
Wu Kai Sha · 2026
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Fulham Garden
Mid-Levels West · 2026
View full projectMANSIONS / BEFORE & AFTER
From a conceptual prior condition to the completed space
Drag the central handle to compare scale, movement and material relationships in the Dynasty Court living and dining room.
Pre-renovation views are conceptual reconstructions; completed views are project photography.
PROJECT VISIBILITY
Keep decisions, programme and site progress visible.
Luxury renovation involves several trades and material decisions. Defined scope, schedules, site records and regular updates help clients follow the work.
Define the scope
Begin with the property, floor plan, way of living and timing, then set the priority of decisions.
Build the programme
Place design approvals, materials, construction and inspection into clear milestones, supported by formal terms.
Record site inspections
Maintain traceable inspections and progress records so deviations and pending decisions can be addressed early.
Handover & dedicated aftercare
Complete project inspection and keep a dedicated aftercare system for registering and following up needs.
MATERIALS / LONGEVITY
Material choices are judged by long-term use, not the first impression alone.
We consider boards, hardware, durability and finishing details together, according to project needs.
Japanese F☆☆☆☆ or ENF-grade board options
Select the appropriate board for the design, position and project requirement, with specifications stated during approval.
Original Austrian Blum hardware
Cabinet hardware is selected for repeated daily use and coordinated with the cabinet design.
Junctions and finishing matter
Proportion, transitions and material junctions are checked from design through site delivery.
03 / VERIFIED PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Professional credentialswith evidence
Company credentials and the Design Director’s professional background give every trust point a clear subject and official source.
01Band 3 Architectural ConsultantsThe Hong Kong Institute of ArchitectsStates the practice’s public professional context within the architectural-consultant classification.02Professional MemberThe Association of Architectural PracticesConnects the practice with a professional network for architectural-practice exchange and collaboration.
01Hong Kong Registered ArchitectArchitects Registration Board Hong KongBrings regulatory awareness, drawing judgment and cross-disciplinary coordination into design decisions.02Certified Interior DesignerHong Kong Interior Design AssociationAdds a recognised interior-design discipline to decisions spanning aesthetics, function and delivery detail.03Committee Member (historical background)Hong Kong Designers AssociationPresented as historical professional background, reflecting past participation in Hong Kong’s design community.
DECISION GUIDE / FAQ
Nine questions to clarify before a whole-home renovation
These answers describe ED Design's current process. Scope, programme, materials and aftercare are confirmed for each property in formal project documents.
01What should I prepare for the first meeting?+
A location, property type, approximate area, floor plan, indicative timing and the first problem to solve are enough to begin. A complete brief is not required.
02How does ED Design start with the way a family lives?+
The team first studies the household, movement, storage, time together, privacy and long-term needs, then translates them into spatial relationships, material and function.
03What does a registered architect background add to interior design?+
An architectural perspective supports decisions about scale, site conditions, drawings, spatial relationships and multidisciplinary coordination, rather than surface style alone.
04What is the difference between an interior design service, whole-home renovation and Design & Build?+
Interior design focuses on space planning, drawings, materials and design decisions. Whole-home renovation describes construction and renewal across the home. Design & Build places design and construction coordination with one team. Compare the required scope, responsibilities and formal contract rather than a single headline quote.
05What should I compare when choosing a Hong Kong luxury interior design company?+
Compare relevant residential projects, the responsible team's professional background, design and construction responsibilities, quoted scope, material approvals, programme and site records, change control, handover and aftercare. Confirm the final decision against the written proposal, quotation and contract.
06How can I understand programme and progress?+
A programme and decision milestones are built around the agreed scope. Site inspection records and progress updates keep the current status visible; dates remain subject to formal project documents.
07What information is needed before a proposal can be prepared?+
A floor plan, area, existing condition, retained and changed scope, material direction and timing help define a meaningful project scope. A single online square-foot rate is not a substitute for assessment.
08What board and hardware options are available?+
Projects may specify Japanese F☆☆☆☆ or ENF-grade boards, with original Austrian Blum cabinet hardware. Final specifications are stated during design and approval.
09How is aftercare handled after completion?+
Needs can be registered through ED Design's dedicated aftercare system following handover. The team responds and arranges follow-up according to the project and actual condition; terms are defined in formal documents.
PRIVATE PROJECT ENQUIRY
Share your floor plan and begin a specific design conversation.
Use the two-step form to outline the property. ED Design will follow up around the scope, timing and way of living described. A website submission is not a sales qualification decision.
01 / Property location and type02 / Approximate area or floor plan03 / Anticipated start and completion timing04 / The first lifestyle or spatial issue to solve
Details are used only to respond to the project enquiry and are stored in the protected project backend.