Whether you’re shopping for something specific for your home or simply looking for some decorating inspiration, check out these latest finds from Hong Kong’s furniture stores.
Top Tiles
Tile enthusiasts and home renovators will be excited to hear that Mosa has a new showroom in Hong Kong. The Dutch company has been making tiles for over 130 years, and the showroom features a complete tile collection for walls, floors and facades. You can obtain samples, chat to specialists and get inspired for your next project, whether it’s an entire building or just a bathroom. designlink.com.hk
Black Out
It seems black is the new black when it comes to interior design. At TREE, new collection “Graphic” features pieces crafted from sustainably sourced solid European oak stained in black. The details and motifs of intricately arranged triangles will deliver an impact in any room. Look out for slim-line legs that add a lifted look and feel.
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Music Equals Happiness
A global survey by audio brand Sonos has revealed how music transforms people’s lives. Listening to music can reduce stress, increase productivity and improve health. The Hong Kong based results showed that listening is essential to human culture, progress and happiness. A timely find! So, what are you waiting for? Put a record on and get back to work!
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Eco Rug Sale
Searching for some flooring that looks great and makes you feel good about the environment? CarpetBuyer has expanded its collection of modern carpets from designers who work with eco-friendly materials like bamboo, with woven and hand-knotted carpets available in a range of unique styles and colours. This is a great time to invest in a rug, as CarpetBuyer’s summer sale includes extra discounts on top of the year-round 50 percent off . There are 4,500 carpets in stock, so you’re bound to find something just right for your space.
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Evoking Shangri-La
Inspired by “the dreamlike vision of an earthly paradise”, Jim Thompson’s Spring 2019 ShangriLa Collection offers a profusion of rich colours, exotic patterns and luxurious texture. This is a collection for home designers who like a bit of drama. There are prints of foliage drawn from mythical gardens combined with plush velvets in brilliant, jewel-like hues; and animal skin and tribal textile patterns are integrated with graphic contrast in silky fibres. So, don’t miss taking a look at the collection at Altfield Interiors.
altfield.com.hk
Let There Be Light
TREE’s selection of summer must-haves places an emphasis on light creamy tones, natural materials and vibrant pops of colour. This is a great place to start if you’re aiming to create a warm and inviting home. Highlights include these beautiful glossy white terracotta lanterns lovingly handcrafted in the Philippines. We also love the store’s rustic stools crafted from recycled wood.
tree.com.hk
Shleep Well!
If you love luxury bedding as much as we do, pay a visit to Lane Crawford and check out Shleep, a luxury Australian bedding and sleepwear brand. Shleep’s 21-piece wool-rich bedding collection includes blankets, swaddle sets, pillows, mattress covers, duvets, toys and sleepwear. The company is also focused on bringing customers “the best mornings ever” thanks to a good night’s sleep. “Research shows that natural wool bedding can improve sleep quality by 25 percent, by regulating body heat with its temperature and moisture control functions,” says Shleep founder Indi McCullough.
lanecrawford.com
Green Developments
Our concrete jungle doesn’t conjure the greenest of thoughts. However, according to Colliers, the rising awareness of wellness, smart living and the environment have become key for developers and landlords in Hong Kong. (Finally!) In March, 31 leading property and construction firms signed the Hong Kong Business Environment Council’s Low Carbon Charter, agreeing to work towards decarbonisation. Colliers believes we should now start to see more residential projects featuring sustainability concepts – great news for all. Read more about these hopeful trends in the property market in their report, “Smart and Green Living in Action”.
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See more in our Homes section:
Inside a chic Mid-Levels home
Hong Kong’s beloved houseboat community
Guide to the best furniture stores in Hong Kong
This article first appeared in the April/May 2019 issue of Expat Living magazine. Subscribe now so you never miss an issue.
