Kei Wah Court
A subsidised housing (HOS) flat at Kei Wah Court, in North Point on Hong Kong Island. Curved cabinetry divides the passage from the sleeping area gently, leaving no sharp corners; the TV feature wall uses marble-patterned panelling with a concealed light strip, and full-height storage units on both sides tuck the storage into the wall.
A single run of cabinetry holds the television, the desk and the storage on one face; pink doors against a marble-effect wall give even a small flat a colour of its own.
A curved cabinet separates the passage from the sleeping area gently, leaving no sharp corner; the plain white finish makes the small flat read wider.
Behind the sliding glass door is the sleeping area, sharing the light but not the sound; a marble-effect wall against timber cabinets holds the balance between cool and warm.
Pink cabinet doors sit against a dark blue upholstered headboard, few colours but with depth; the tall unit at the side of the bed runs to the ceiling and takes the clothes as well.
The bathroom works off grey-blue, with a round basin and a long mirror light; the wall-hung fittings leave the floor clear and easier to look after.
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