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Coffeelin in LHT Tower, Central, Hong Kong designed by JJ Acuna of Bespoke Studio. Photo: Steven Ko
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Architect Kisho Kurokawa with his creation, Japan’s Nakagin Capsule Tower, in 1972. Photo: Tomio Ohashi/M+
The sleek dining area of this Wan Chai, Hong Kong bachelor pad. Photo: Harold de Puymorin
The dining area in this Causeway Bay, Hong Kong apartment designed by Inch. Interior Design. Photo: Ken Wong
From a Discovery Bay duplex to a Pok Fu Lam apartment: a family’s stylish home transformation. Photo: Ken Wong and Wesley Liu
This Hong Kong flat is embracing the curve with rounded furniture and wavy columns. Photo: Ken Wong Photography and Craft of Both
The living room in the Lam Tin, Hong Kong, duplex designed by JAAK Design. Photo: Calvin Cheng of JAAK

How this standard duplex transformed into a custom-made dream home

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The spacious living area of this Tai Hang, Hong Kong flat designed by Grande Interior Design. Photo: Dick Leung
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Grace Wu at her gallery. Photo: Courtesy of Grace Wu
Liquid Interiors founder Rowena Gonzales designed this Ma Wan, Hong Kong home. Photo: Elizabeth Au for Workshop Ten
Donald Judd’s timeless furniture design blends art and functionality. Pictured: Narrow Frame Chair, 101 Spring Street, Judd Foundation, New York, from new book Donald Judd Furniture (2024). Photo: Handout
Portrait of Guo Pei. Photo: Hu Pengfei
Apiwat Chitapanya collaborated with brass furniture brand Masaya on this bench shaped like a giant gleaming arowana fish. He’s one of 10 Southeast Asian artists about to go on show at Emerge, part of Find – Design Fair Asia, which is part of Singapore Design Week. Photo: Courtesy of Apiwat Chitapanya
This Hong Kong flat is embracing the curve with rounded furniture and wavy columns. Photo: Ken Wong Photography and Craft of Both

This Hong Kong flat is embracing the curve with rounded furniture and wavy columns

Architecture and design
Meet Suzy Annetta, Design Anthology’s co-founder and the curator of Emerge @ Find at Singapore Design Week, as her groundbreaking magazine turns 10. Photo: Green
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Frank Wilczek, a 2004 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, speaks during a news conference at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts in October 2004. Photo: AP Photo
At St Stephen’s College in Stanley, Hong Kong, visitors can tour the first SOS-certified Brutalist buildings in Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy of Kevin Mak
This home in Tai Po was designed by Kirin+lab. Photo: Steven Ko Interior Photography
Wes Anderson on set of the film The Grand Budapest Hotel, which has inspired the approach of Hong Kong design studio Bean Buro. Photo: courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film
The iconic, well built Marelli fan. Photo: Eugene Chan
Ketty Shan, founder of Atelier Shan, designed this Lamma village house, including its spacious terrace. Photo: Eugene Chan

How a dark village house became a chic minimalist home at the hands of Atelier Shan

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