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RESIDENTIAL / 2025

Pano Harbour

Kai Tak

Views and lightingSpace optimisation
TYPEResidential
AREA1,187 sq ft
YEAR2025
LOCATIONKai Tak

PHOTO NARRATIVE / 07 IMAGES

Each design decision,
All unfold within the space.

Located in Kai Tak, this 1,187-square-foot Pano Harbour residence improves everyday efficiency through thoughtful spatial organisation, storage solutions, and fluid circulation. The design balances distinct functional zones while maintaining an open, cohesive flow throughout the home. By employing a refined palette of materials and strategic lighting, the interior establishes a calm, open, and practical living atmosphere. The open-plan living and dining area fosters a spacious environment, while the bedrooms utilise integrated furniture and contrasting tones to enhance both depth and utility, ultimately creating a harmonious and practical living experience.

Pano Harbour — The open-plan living and dining area features a light colour palette, complemented by a feature wall and lighting design to create a spacious and bright gathering space.

The open-plan living and dining area features a light colour palette

The open-plan living and dining area features a light colour palette, complemented by a feature wall and lighting design to create a spacious and bright gathering space.

Pano Harbour — project space 2
Pano Harbour — project space 3
Pano Harbour — The master suite contrasts dark wood tones with light soft furnishings, combining a cove-lit ceiling and glass wardrobes to enhance spatial depth and practicality.

The master suite contrasts dark wood tones with light soft furnishings

The master suite contrasts dark wood tones with light soft furnishings, combining a cove-lit ceiling and glass wardrobes to enhance spatial depth and practicality.

Pano Harbour — project space 5
Pano Harbour — The children's room, themed in pink and white, integrates the desk, wardrobe and bed into a cohesive design, maximising space utilisation and providing ample storage.

The children's room

The children's room, themed in pink and white, integrates the desk, wardrobe and bed into a cohesive design, maximising space utilisation and providing ample storage.

Pano Harbour — project space 7

PROJECT CONTEXT / DESIGN NOTES

The spatial relationship to resolve

In a 1,187-square-foot layout, the design must balance distinct functional zones while maintaining an open, cohesive flow throughout the residence.

Order shaped through layout, material and light

The design employs an open-plan living area, integrated storage solutions, and strategic lighting to define zones without compromising the sense of space.

A space better prepared for everyday use

The resulting environment offers a harmonious and practical living experience that supports both relaxation and daily activities.

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