Robinson Place
A private residential flat at Robinson Place, in Central & Western on Hong Kong Island. White moulded panelling on the walls with concealed ceiling lighting runs throughout, giving the flat a Western modern luxe character; a geometric openwork globe pendant is the main light in the dining room, and diamond-quilted upholstery runs to the ceiling in the main bedroom.
Moulded cabinets sit on a marble floor, with a pendant hung at the centre of the living room; the television is recessed flush into the wall, so a classical look still keeps a clean elevation.
A spherical pendant hangs above the dining table, black chairs set against a white room for clear contrast; white stone runs across the whole floor and reflects the light back.
The gold globe pendant is built from faceted panels with the bulb hung at the centre; light passes through the open gaps and falls on the ceiling as small points of light.
Full-height storage runs down both sides of the corridor, with moulded door panels; concealed ceiling lighting follows the edge, giving the passage some depth.
White cabinetry carries a stone worktop with the appliances built in; a single-run layout with an island lets two people prepare food without getting in each other's way.
A diamond-quilted upholstered headboard runs the width of the wall, soft to the touch; a long counter is kept at the side of the bed, serving as dressing table and shelf in one.
The wardrobe uses diamond-quilted upholstery for its sliding doors, with champagne gold trim dividing each panel into six; a dark brown frame holds the whole unit together, so it reads as a wall when closed.
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