For this apartment at The Habourside, Hong Kong, the owner is a frequent traveler who often visits hotels across the globe. Clifton decides to apply the modern metropolitan pad concept to his design to create an ambience of a seven-star hotel.
As the apartment has an outstanding habour view, a metropolitan pad that is entirely partitioned by a huge transparent glass with minimal borders can capture the panoramic view from all angles. Moreover, the feature stone wall is kept as the only structured wall that divide the bathroom with the bedroom within the entire apartment. This open- design concept connects various living areas and creates a huge spacious home environment that owner enjoy living in. The huge open space can also host a wide range of home entertaining activities as various appliances including Bang & Olufsen audio products and wine cellar from Liebherr are well equipped.
The owner also prefers a modern yet simple style which Clifton exploited by the use of colors of black, white and grey in the interior. The soft leather sofa with the grey marble flooring and light oak wood cabinet create a cozy and pleasant feeling to the modern style. In contrast with the wood finishing and marble flooring, the use of diverse lighting sources such as recessed RGB lighting underneath the cabinets also give off a charismatic and modern feeling to the décor.
The interior also showcases top notch appliances and premium materials, such as kitchen appliances from Miele, Subzero and Fisher & Paykel, sound system from B&O, tailo-made carpets from Tai Ping, feature lighting from Flos, sanitary appliances from TITI, Gessi and Dornbracht.
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