何文田山道 Ho Man Tin Hill Road

When you walk into this apartment, no wonder it’s a space that speaks consciously about a minimalist lifestyle with functions - Four spacious bedrooms with sufficient hidden storage areas. This design takes care of all.

Something that sparks between modern and classic - Neoclassicism

Neoclassical interior design rooted in art history since the 18 century. During this period, a movement wanted to move away from the superficial nature of Baroque and Rococo designs. Each design intention reflects people’s social status down through the ages. When a space is consciously infused with history and thoughts, it’s also manifesting our beliefs and values in beauty at the same time.

This design is our new creation with a sense of Neoclassicism, bringing more stories into one living space.

Material selection speaks

Bronze, velvet, fabulous wallpapers and neoclassical architectural features are the main elements in Neoclassicism. Designer perfectly plays these elements around by details. You can discover the highlight of bronze appears on the ceiling cornices, lighting and selected coffee table. Fine bronze patterns are harmoniously aligned throughout all wallpapers and marble tiles. A soft balancing touch with textures.

Transparent surroundings

Being transparent is an attitude which goes beyond solid materials. The intention of setting up a clear glass between the kitchen and dining area smoothly opens up the scenery from indoor to the outdoor - more simple and elegant than infusing any mirror accessories. The steamline wall cabinet separates the walk-in closet and bed in the ensuite master bedroom. Transparency lives in all surroundings.

We believe the precious value of neoclassical interior design is not just about visual classy elements on hardwares. It’s more about how the design continues the neoclassical spirit from history into our present era. One of our design missions is to combine the beauty from ancient to modern, and deepen the meaning of a place we called home.