Linda and her young family definitely carried with them the laid-back NorCal vibe. It was really fun collaborating with Linda, as she had good taste but also was very open to our new ideas.
Linda’s husband moved to Hong Kong ahead of Linda and their newborn for a few months. And during that time, they engaged us to get their Mid-Levels apartment fully ready by the time that they arrived in Hong Kong. We worked directly with Linda while she was still in San Francisco, so that she could style her home with zero hassle.
Linda really enjoyed the home’s calm vibe, so we used a lot of earth tones as the colour scheme. We also incorporated a lot of softer grey and brown colours. For the entrance, we added a bookcase that is open on both sides as a partition between the different areas of the space. It also provided an arriving space for Linda and her family to sit down, take off their shoes, and feel they’ve arrived home.
We are glad to have selected this rug, which, with its ribs, adds great visual interest and a slight contrast to the rest of the furniture. It also helped to section the room apart from the dining space, while making the space feel warmer, especially on the cold marble floor.
In their home at Tavistock in Mid-Levels, this dining room was designed to feel natural and comfortable. A round dining table is perfect for hosting small, intimate dinners or enjoying relaxed family meals each day.
We worked in subtle brass and metal finishes in this room (as well as rest of the apartment) to elevate the space and make it feel classy in an understated way.
Linda’s bedroom was a sizable one, but we wanted to keep it very simple so as to make Linda and her husband feel like this room is made exclusively for a good night’s sleep.
