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RESIDENTIAL / 2026

The Pavilia Farm III

Sha Tin

Space optimisation
TYPEResidential
AREA1,022 sq ft
YEAR2026
LOCATIONSha Tin

PHOTO NARRATIVE / 03 IMAGES

Each design decision,
All unfold within the space.

Located in Sha Tin, this 1,022 sq ft residential project at The Pavilia Farm III establishes a serene and cohesive living environment. The design addresses the need for functional zoning within an open layout by utilizing a consistent palette of light wood veneers, subtle geometric lines, and stone accents. In the living and dining area, the seamless integration of custom cabinetry and elegant lighting fixtures enhances spatial flow while making fuller use of natural light. The bedrooms and study continue this refined aesthetic with tailored storage solutions and symmetrical layouts. Ultimately, the design delivers a harmonious and practical home that balances quiet elegance with everyday practicality.

The Pavilia Farm III — The living and dining area builds layers with light wood veneers and a stone feature wall, while the open layout allows natural light to flow through the space.

The living and dining area builds layers with light wood veneers and a stone feature wall

The living and dining area builds layers with light wood veneers and a stone feature wall, while the open layout allows natural light to flow through the space.

The Pavilia Farm III — A rounded dining table, integrated storage wall and soft lighting connect the dining area with the living space while keeping the composition ordered and layered.

A rounded dining table

A rounded dining table, integrated storage wall and soft lighting connect the dining area with the living space while keeping the composition ordered and layered.

The Pavilia Farm III — The master bedroom features large floor-to-ceiling windows, a geometric headboard wall with symmetrical sconces, and extensive built-in wardrobes.

The master bedroom features large floor-to-ceiling windows

The master bedroom features large floor-to-ceiling windows, a geometric headboard wall with symmetrical sconces, and extensive built-in wardrobes.

PROJECT CONTEXT / DESIGN NOTES

The spatial relationship to resolve

In a 1,022 sq ft layout, the design must establish a cohesive aesthetic while helping maintain distinct functional zones and making fuller use of natural light penetration.

Order shaped through layout, material and light

The design employs a consistent palette of light wood and stone, integrating custom storage and symmetrical layouts to define zones while maintaining an open, light-filled atmosphere.

A space better prepared for everyday use

The resulting space offers a harmonious and organized living experience, where refined aesthetics and practical storage seamlessly support daily routines.

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