ED DESIGN
HONG KONG
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Ma On Shan
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The original guest-room partition blocked sightlines, making it difficult for parents in the living and dining areas to keep an eye on children. We opened the room into a shared zone and used semi-open glass screening, while floor-to-ceiling glazing, soft grey-white timber tones, and rounded lines keep the home bright, connected, and calm.
The living-room design responds to its coastal location by introducing the open outlook and natural light of Tolo Harbour into the interior through large floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The bright spatial palette helps increase the perceived sense of spaciousness and connects the outdoor natural environment with the interior.
The design team used a semi‑open glass partition behind the living room TV wall to define a multifunctional area. This approach maintains visual transparency, improves circulation between primary living zones and preserves an open spatial appearance.
To meet practical family needs, the interior integrates varied storage solutions. The children's room includes a platform bed and recessed wardrobe; the design maintains tidiness while providing practical storage to suit daily routines.
The master bedroom continues the overall bright and comfortable language, using soft tones and clean lines. An upholstered headboard wall adds texture to the space, intended to provide a private resting area suitable for relaxation and aligned with contemporary lifestyles.
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