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Pok Hong Estate POK TAT HOUSE A

Pok Hong Estate POK TAT HOUSE A

Transforming residential spaces with creative interior design concepts that reflect your unique personality.

Transforming residential spaces with creative interior design concepts that reflect your unique personality.

The selected region displays an interior design concept for a public housing unit located at Pok Hong Estate, Pok Tat House (Block A).Design OverviewThe project showcases how standard residential layouts in public housing estates can be transformed into highly functional, contemporary living spaces.Key Visual & Design FeaturesModern Minimalist Style: The space utilizes a sleek, dark-toned minimalist aesthetic dominated by charcoal, deep grays, and soft off-white tones.Integrated Storage Solution: A seamless, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry unit runs along the wall to maximize vertical storage while keeping the visual profile completely uncluttered.Contrasting Furniture: A crisp, off-white or light gray sofa breaks up the dark background, anchoring the living area.Atmospheric Lighting: Recessed spotlights and ambient lighting strips create depth, making the compact flat appear more spacious and premium.If you want to know more about this specific layout, let me know if you would like to:See more design notes or floor plan breakdowns for this flat size.Explore typical renovation budgets for Hong Kong public housing estates.Look at similar transformation projects by CCPY or other local interior designers.

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Our team utilized smart space planning to enhance the flow of this unit. Featuring custom-built storage and a warm contemporary aesthetic, this design proves that practicality and style can coexist perfectly in Hong Kong homes.

Coming home to these velvet textures offers a profound, life-affirming sense of relief.

Pok Hong Estate, 6 Sha Kok Street, Shatin, N.T.

455

Sqr.ft

HKD 59K

2

Bedrooms

1

Bathrooms

The highlighted project is an interior renovation of a residential unit located in Pok Tai House (Block 7), Pok Hong Estate, Sha Tin.The apartment features a warm contemporary, open-plan layout meticulously optimized for space management by Hong Kong firm CCPY Interior Design.
he selected region displays an interior design showcase by CCPY Interior Design & Contracting Ltd. for a residential flat in Hong Kong.Unit OverviewLocation: Pok Hong Estate, ShatinSize: 455 Square FeetStyle: Warm contemporary aestheticKey Design FeaturesSmart Space Planning: Open-plan layout integrating the dining and living spaces seamlessly.Warm Contemporary Aesthetic: Combining light wood flooring, warm beige walls, and soft lighting fixtures.Functional Zoning: Clear structural separation of areas using a glass dining table and a well-placed accent wall painting.Custom Storage: Utilizes space-saving, custom-built solutions tailored for Hong Kong's compact living environments.
The selected region shows a triptych (a set of three panels) of framed wall art featuring an abstract blue and white ocean wave motif mounted on a dark charcoal gray accent wall.Design and Context BreakdownArt Style: Abstract expressionist seascape with fluid, swirling blue, teal, and white tones resembling breaking ocean waves.Framing: Each of the three vertical canvas panels is enclosed in a minimalist, thin black floating frame.Placement: Centered as a focal point on a dark, matte charcoal accent wall directly above a neutral-colored sofa.
This is a modern living room interior featuring a beige leather sofa against a charcoal grey feature wall adorned with three abstract landscape artworks.Lighting: The space utilizes hidden LED strip lighting to highlight the feature wall and a warm spotlight within a recessed cabinet nook.Furniture: A wooden TV console sits opposite the sofa, complemented by a light wood-toned floor that matches the overall aesthetic.Color Palette: The design combines a neutral beige sofa with contrasting dark grey walls and light wood flooring to create a balanced, contemporary look
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e selected region displays a modern, open-plan kitchen and dining area in a Hong Kong apartment designed by CCPY Interior.Design FeaturesColor Palette: Minimalist mix of matte grey cabinetry, warm wood flooring, and white furniture accents.Smart Storage: Integrated black refrigerator seamlessly flush with floor-to-ceiling kitchen cabinets.Dining Setup: A contemporary wooden table paired with four white mid-century modern chairs with Eiffel-style wooden legs.Lighting: Natural light from large windows supplemented by recessed ceiling spotlights and a warm bedside reading lamp to the right.Space OptimizationFlow: The dining table sits adjacent to the kitchen workspace to maximize usable floor area in a compact 455 sq. ft. layout.Appliances: Built-in oven and streamlined surfaces reduce visual clutter.
A platform bed, integrated floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with illuminated display niches, and wall-mounted magazine racks complete this modern, compact bedroom designed by CCPY Interior. The integrated furniture in the design eliminates the need for separate nightstands, emphasizing space-saving solutions. It uses warm LED lighting and a neutral color scheme of wood, grey, and beige to create a calm atmosphere. It also has a full-height wardrobe with base cabinets and open niches for personal belongings.
This interior design project showcases a modern, minimalist living space optimized for urban living.Design FeaturesSmart Space Planning: Built-in, low-profile cabinetry maximizes floor space.Warm Contemporary Aesthetic: Light wood grains pair with a neutral color palette.Texture Play: Subtle fabric textures contrast with sleek architectural surfaces.Integrated Lighting: Recessed ceiling spotlights create a bright, airy ambiance.

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