Like an experienced conductor leading an orchestra, multidisciplinary design studio Cream harmonises a beautiful interplay of forms, patterns, and materials with a resonant sense of luxury in this villa in Hong Kong
Sensual forms and rich textures define the spaces crafted by Hong Kong-based multidisciplinary design studio Cream—its rigorously designed and elegantly layered settings project a sense of old-world luxury and sophistication. This aesthetic is grounded in the background of the Hong Kong-based firm’s founder, Antony Chan.
Prior to setting up Cream, one of the firms he worked at was the namesake studio of acclaimed French interior designer Andrée Putman. Today, Cream regularly collaborates with a long-established network of fabric, marble, metal, leather and wood master artisans from England, France, Asia, and the US.
The interior design of this three-storey detached house in Hong Kong’s Deep Water Bay is a fine showcase of Cream’s ethos. The 3,767 sq ft property belongs to a well-travelled couple that enjoys the joie de vivre of Europe. “The clients came to us because they wanted a home that is a fully orchestrated work of art rather than a blend of different tastes and opinions,” says Chan.
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