Carina and Jackie recently moved into a spacious three-bedroom apartment together. They wanted to design a cosy yet functional home that allows them to connect with one another while also offering personal spaces to work.
Carina and Jackie had three spacious rooms to play with. Aiming to enhance their everyday, we got to work in assisting the transformation of their new home into a serene yet playful sanctuary for two. Using Nordic accents and a transitional design, we infused the space with natural, calming elements. Personality was never put on the back shelf, with collectables and beloved art pieces getting centre stage on the mantlepiece.
The living room is all about laid-back comfort and style. A mix of soft textures, from the carpet to the couch, makes it super cosy. The small side table means no coffee table keeps you away from the treetops just outside the balcony. Everything in the living room is designed to be easy and inviting, making it the perfect spot for relaxing together or binge-watching Netflix.
For the dining room, we opted for a warm wooden table with comfy grey chairs, offset by colourful artwork, to create a playful pop of colour. A mini coffee bar sits on the side for Carina and Jackie´s morning brews, and a minimal pendant lamp makes dinner time feel extra cosy.
In their home at Monaco Marine in Kai Tak, we designed Carina and Jackie’s home office to be both stylish and functional. It features side-by-side workspaces that can convert to standing desks, with matching chairs for the couple.
A wooden sideboard keeps documents organised and maintains the warm, inviting theme of their living room. Playful art and quirky knick-knacks add a touch of personality, while warm ambient lighting replaces the harsh, clinical lighting often found in offices. This shared office space feels modern, practical, and pristine.
