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Home Design

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“A family home designed around light, comfort, and the everyday growth of children.”

 

This Happy Valley home was designed with special attention to the needs of the owners’ two school-aged daughters, creating a space that is both functional and enjoyable for everyday living.

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The girls’ bedroom features a bunk-bed layout with individual study areas. A custom-designed column combines a magnetic wall on one side and a whiteboard on the other, encouraging creativity, learning, and play.

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The 800-square-foot apartment was originally an empty shell with little character. Through renovation, larger window openings were introduced to bring in more natural light, instantly enhancing the sense of space. A crystal glass feature wall in the dining area serves both as an art display and a visual highlight.

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The living and dining areas are connected by a sculptural lighting feature and walnut-clad recesses, which also function as display shelves for the family’s collections.

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As the building is over 50 years old, exposed structural beams posed a design challenge. Careful planning was required to respect feng shui principles, particularly in the bedrooms, where bed placement had to avoid overhead beams.

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To maintain openness, the kitchen was designed without doors, while only a single door separates the two bedrooms, allowing better airflow and easier interaction between family members. The entrance area is kept clean and open, enhancing the sense of spaciousness.

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Subtle design details—such as slim light slots in the master bedroom and laundry walls—allow natural light to filter in, creating a bright and comfortable living environment throughout the home.