ED DESIGN
HONG KONG
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Yuen Long
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To make everyday living feel more connected and considered, the design uses an open-plan living and dining area, an integrated wine cabinet, and built-in bedroom storage to clarify movement and keep essentials close. Marble-patterned surfaces, metal detailing, and a freestanding bath lend the home a calm, polished sense of ease.
Marble textures and metal finishes, combined with considered lighting, create a warm ambience. The photographs show the marble‑effect TV wall and metal display cabinets in the living room; these materials and finishes maintain visual consistency across the different living zones and support a refined residential aesthetic.
The design strategy emphasises creating a cohesive home environment with careful consideration of layout and circulation. Photographs show an open-plan living and dining area with dining furniture and a wine cabinet; the arrangement responds to the property's original layout and helps improve overall functionality and spatial flow.
The design integrates storage systems throughout the spaces to address residents' needs. Photographs show the bedroom's built-in wardrobe design, providing practical storage and helping to improve the home's overall functionality and long-term usability.
The completed interior provides a comfortable and adaptable home environment. Photographs show the bathroom fitted with a freestanding bathtub and twin basins, paired with black-and-white check floor tiles; the details are intended to support daily routines and enrich the overall living experience.
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