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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#253 Project
Melissa's home
ABOUT THE CUSTOMER
Melissa is a friendly and family oriented client who is really great to collaborate with. It was fun and easy to bounce ideas with her as she was open to sharing and accepting new thoughts.
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We are so happy to be able to create this lovely space in which Melissa and her family can enjoy while we spend most of the time at home working and chilling.
Place: Beconfield's Court, Hong Kong, with a breathtaking mountain-view.
Style: Modern transitional
Location: Shouson Hill, Hong Kong
Melissa and her family had been living in Hong Kong for a while. They have been in the Midlevels apartment which was comparatively smaller. With the kids growing up, and spending more time indoors nowadays, they decided to move to this duplex flat with a nice big terrace. With more space, they had to figure out how to decorate nicely, while keeping the personality of the home that fits them.
pantry and casual dining space
kitchen island with extended outdoor space
This was our favorite spot. It was a transitional space between the open kitchen and the great open terrace.
It was originally an empty space with a long table that just served a functional purpose but cut up the space. We decided to replace everything with a kitchen island and dark cabinets that contrasted the flooring and the great natural light that streamed in.
The result was a space where you start your day with breakfast, spend alone time, or a buffet area for summer parties!
DINING Space
food, family, and friends
It was obvious we needed to create the space in a way that complements the beautiful side window with all the greenery outside.
Therefore, we chose to put more organic elements in this dining room with the wooden dining table as the centre of the room. We also paired it with a sideboard with some texture to it, and with high legs so as to keep the vibe airy and not steal attention from the dining table.
The result is a dining room where guests naturally want to sit and stay.
the living space
Envelopes its guests
In the living room, we kept Melissa's existing sofa and styled around it. We wanted to keep it relatively neutral coloured but with accents of dark colours with a certain continuity built-in. Melissa has an active family and loved to host friends. So we created the living room using the L-shaped, round nesting coffee tables, armchair, and a rug to set a space that envelops its guests. We also decided on a really interesting sideboard to put behind the sofa, so guests will feel comfortable and casual even if they're behind the sofa, interacting with the artwork, pictures and other objects.
The making of...
