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The living room of the apartment in Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, designed by MAD Studio. Photo: Tracy Wong Photography
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4-10 Wa In Fong West front facades in Hong Kong. Photo: Keith Sin
Elvis Presley, pictured on stage in Tupelo, Mississippi, in 1956, relied on the quality of the Shure Unidyne 55 microphone for performances so much that it became known as the Elvis Mic. Photo: Getty Images
The modern-rustic Braemar Hill, Hong Kong, family flat designed by hoo is on point for many 2025 home interiors trends. Photo: hoo
2025 is the Year of the Wood Snake, as celebrated in this limited edition plaque by Royal Selangor. Photo: Royal Selangor
This Hong Kong flat is embracing the curve with rounded furniture and wavy columns. Photo: Ken Wong Photography and Craft of Both
The owners of a four-storey Sai Kung townhouse in Hong Kong asked In Him’s Interior Design to take inspiration from their favourite hotel, Hoshinoya Tokyo. Photo: Ken Wong

How this Hong Kong home pays homage to Tokyo ryokans

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Sustainable fabric by Kieffer, made of jute (cultivated without chemicals) and recycled cotton, at Altfield Interiors. Photo: Courtesy of Altfield Interiors
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Diversity Hub, a multifunctional space in Chungking Mansions in Hong Kong run by Christian Charity, includes glass panels that can be used to create distinct rooms such as a kitchen and exhibition area. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
This triplex in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, has a cavernous lower ground floor with a double-height ceiling. Photo: Steven Ko Photography
Home in Bath, UK, of Kate Sbuttoni, founder of The Ginger Jar Lamp Co. Photo: Jake Eastham
Discover PostMag’s top 5 homes of 2024, from Japan’s serene Karuizawa to Hong Kong’s lush Lantau Island. Photo: Owen Raggett
A Hung Hom, Hong Kong, apartment designed by reD Architects. Photo: Ishita Sitwala
Jesse Hao Lap-hang (left) and Charis Mok Shu-wai from Zou Mat. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

The artisans behind Hong Kong’s woodworking revival

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The main living area in the home redesigned by Iman El Zeky. Photo: Harold de Puymorin
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The Coravin Timeless Six+ bottle preservation system is among our recommended gifts for couples. Photo: Coravin
The living room and tea room of the Japanese-style Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, apartment designed by In Situ & Partners. Photo: Luca Bonnefille
Cat figurines, called maneki neko, on display at Tokyo’s Gotokuji Temple. Photo: X
Facades on the Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong waterfront illuminated with animations by motion graphics designer Kook Ewo and students from Gobelins School in Paris . Photo: courtesy of Kook Ewo
Interior designer Debi Yeung-Salansy was commissioned to renovate a village house on Lamma Island in Hong Kong. Photo: Eugene Chan
This Kai Tak, Hong Kong flat was remodelled by Epic Interior Design. Photo: Elizabeth Au for Workshop Ten

What does a flight attendant’s home look like?

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