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Yuk Ming Towers

Project type

Residential Design

Date

July 2025

Location

Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Soft Tones, Safe Haven

At Yuk Ming Towers, the interior design was approached with one clear vision in mind: to create a serene, warm, and family-oriented environment for the homeowner and their newborn baby. The design merges calm aesthetics with thoughtful functionality, offering a sense of emotional comfort while supporting the everyday needs of a growing family.

Throughout the apartment, we embraced a palette of soft, natural tones that promote a gentle ambiance. Warm oak and neutral beige are paired to form a calm backdrop, evoking a sense of lightness and quietude—ideal for nurturing and bonding.

Custom-made wooden cabinetry and integrated furniture elements are a core feature of this home. They were designed to offer generous hidden storage while keeping visual clutter to a minimum. From the living room’s clean-lined media wall to the built-in shelving and workspace in the bedroom, each corner is intentionally composed to enhance both function and form. These bespoke pieces contribute to the overall cohesion and continuity of the design language.

In the living area, the built-in TV wall and low-profile furniture highlight a minimalist sensibility without sacrificing warmth. Natural daylight from the wide window plays across the wooden textures, animating the space with changing light. The use of soft furnishings and plush carpet underfoot ensures a safe and comfortable zone for the baby to explore.

The bedroom continues this narrative of warmth and softness. A headboard wrapped in caramel-toned upholstery pairs beautifully with custom cabinetry and open shelving. Each inch of space is utilised efficiently without feeling cramped. An integrated workspace has been included beneath the window to balance lifestyle flexibility while remaining child-friendly and organized.

Ultimately, Yuk Ming Towers is not just a home—it’s a gentle retreat. This project demonstrates how intelligent design can support the evolving needs of young families, where comfort, care, and calm coexist beautifully.

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