A quiet address folded into the backstreets of Tai Hang, where the city loosens its grip. Design here reads as personal rather than staged: bespoke furniture, artisanal textures, rooms shaped with real character instead of a corporate hand. Windows open onto Victoria Park’s green and, beyond it, the harbour catching light through the skyline. Some rooms carry the view straight into the bathroom, where the tub sits facing the glass soaking with the city laid out below, close enough to feel it, far enough to feel entirely your own. An interior built to be looked at slowly, from a place built to be looked out from.