Worldwide architectural and inside design agency In Situ & Companions designed a classy pied-à-terre boasting panoramic views of Hong Kong Central. The venture seamlessly blends the essence of Japanese design with up to date class, with an total minimalist really feel. “The ‘much less is extra’ method of Japanese design was our guideline for this venture,” says Yacine Bensalem, In Situ & Companions Principal. Leaning into that, they envisioned an area characterised by clear traces, pure supplies, and a calming impartial colour palette. Spanning over 2000 sq. ft, the condo exudes a way of tranquility from the second one enters the area.
The focus of the residence is the expansive T-shaped predominant dwelling area, artfully divided right into a eating room, front room, and a standard tatami tea room. Mild parquet flooring and heat wooden cabinetry present a harmonious backdrop for a fastidiously thought-about array of European design objects. To infuse a way of motion and fluidity, a {custom} rug that includes a wavy design harking back to Zen backyard patterns made from sand graces the ground, whereas all technological parts are discreetly hidden throughout the meticulously crafted ceiling.
Reflecting on the venture, Bensalem says: “I really like the elegant rigor of the interiors, grounded in simplicity and a robust connection to nature, the place every factor is completely built-in into the atmosphere to keep up the house’s aesthetic concord.”
Persevering with the theme of pure parts, the studio area simply previous the dwelling space behind a glass and wooden display, affords a communal desk that overlooks town. In the meantime, the kitchen, with its glossy custom-made cabinetry in matte lacquer, completely enhances the condo’s minimalist aesthetic.
The first bed room serves as a sanctuary of soppy textiles and tranquil hues. Drawing upon feng shui rules, a Japanese panorama silk portray adorns the wall above a custom-made cloth headboard, whereas the window ledge is wrapped in brown leather-based. The adjoining his and hers walk-in closets, illuminated by checkered glass doorways and completed with conventional washi paper accents, add a contact of refinement to the area.
A focus of the residence is the genuine Japanese-style major toilet, the place unique fixtures and supplies evoke a way of timeless sophistication. Crafted by artisans in Japan, the round bathtub takes middle stage, surrounded by aromatic wooden fluted panels and Italian Ceppo di Gre stone.
Pictures by Luca Bonnefille.
