Our Observation
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The cabinet that you have now is a quite cluttered
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The wall is a bit empty
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The sofa is nice, cushion can be changed
Design elements and alternatives
Here is our suggestions​:
Sideboard
Wall shelvings
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A sideboard would help to declutter the space
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Some wall art/ decoration would make your space less plain
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Budget 5k-10k
Area rug
Accent cushions
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An area rug to give a pop of colour to the space
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Some accent pillows would be nice to tie in all the colours in the living room together
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#486 Project
Kelly's Seaside Duplex
Place: Four-bedroom duplex
Style: Natural, Resort-vibe, Chinese accents
Objective: Creating a new family home by the sea
Location: Tuen Mun
ABOUT THE CUSTOMER
Kelly is a mother of three who just relocated her family to a bigger home by the sea. She wanted to create a space for her family to connect whilst also creating personal space to enjoy the sprawling views.
PROJECT INTRO
Moving homes can be stressful, especially with three kids in tow, but for Kelly and her family, relocating to a larger house in Tuen Mun was a strategic choice to be closer to their new school. We were happy to help ease this transition by transforming their new duplex into a seaside sanctuary. We aimed to infuse the space with natural, resort-inspired elements and a few Chinese accents, ultimately creating a coastal haven. This four-bedroom rental now balances playfulness for the kids and peacefulness for the adults.
LIVING ROOM
A space for quality family time
Upon entering the living room, the sprawling windows draw the eye to the sea and port beyond, inviting the tranquillity of the outside in. Embracing this theme, we blended natural materials like wood, rattan, and stone with a palette of light woods to unify the space. Sheer curtains offer privacy while welcoming the sunlight, and blue cushions echo the ocean's hue, perfectly complementing the cool-toned grey sofa. This serene area becomes an ideal backdrop for cosy movie nights and peaceful moments, mirroring the harmony of the sea.
DINING ROOM
For family meals and feasts with friends
Stylist's Note Warm and simple, the dining room is designed for family meal times and when friends come together. Echoing the artwork in the living room, Chinese-inspired artwork adorns the main wall, adding depth and a touch of heritage. The arrangement of a bench alongside individual seating fosters a more casual atmosphere, inviting lively conversations and merging traditional aesthetics with practical entertaining needs.
Bedrooms
sanctuaries for play and relaxation
Moving upstairs, each child's bedroom reflects their unique character and hobbies. The eldest's love for reading and piano is catered to with a wall of shelves for her books and space for melodies. Her sister's artistic and musical talents inspire a colourful, vibrant room with a pull-out bed for when friends come to stay. The youngest, starting his first year in primary school, loves the colour blue and is fond of toy cars. Therefore, we optimised his room for play, featuring a loft bed to maximise his adventure space.
The master bedroom was designed to be Kelly's ultimate serene retreat, capitalising on an exquisite L-shaped window view of the yacht club. Its design is intentionally airy and straightforward, hosting a king-size bed, a dresser, and a corner with two armchairs. Perfect for peaceful mornings spent indulging in the sunrise and a cup of tea, it embodies the height of relaxation.
