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A Fusion of Cultures at the Design Fair At the second edition of the Maison&Objet Interieurs design fair, visitors can expect to see a unique blend of global influences. From Beijing courtyard homes reimagined through a Parisian lens to New Delhi's architectural geometry meeting European aesthetics, the event showcases the creative visions of Hong Kong and international design luminaries such as Patrizia Moroso and Ann Chan. The fair, which returns to the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre from December 3 to 6, features a lineup of 16 renowned designers. Their work explores themes of family, belonging, and the intersection of cultures. The fair's theme, "Crossroads," aims to reinforce Hong Kong's position as Asia's design hub. Three Zones for Inspiration and Networking The event is divided into three distinct zones. The Design Factory serves as an inspiration hub, featuring four pavilions that focus on sustainability and material innovation. ...

After a two-year search, a Hong Kong couple finally found a rare, light-filled flat - and transformed it with calm, clever design Some people discover their dream home by chance. For Jeff Chan and Liz Leung, it took two patient years. Living in a rented flat in Jardine's Lookout, they were determined to stay in the neighbourhood and had even pinpointed the building they longed to call home. Yet, week after week of scouring estate agency windows yielded nothing, and they nearly gave up hope. At the end of last year, however, their persistence paid off: a 1,200 sq ft apartment in their coveted block came onto the market. "We knew what we liked and didn't want to compromise," says Chan. The appeal was clear: "We love older buildings as they tend to be more space efficient with high ceilings and a lot of windows." Their new home, now almost 50 years old, offered an added luxury - every room faces the harbour, bathing the interior in natural light. That inclu...

Trump’s Golden Vision: Transforming the White House into a Gilded Palace Donald Trump has always had a flair for the dramatic, and his recent renovations to the Oval Office and other areas of the White House are no exception. The U.S. President has taken it upon himself to turn the iconic space into a glittering showcase of his personal style, emphasizing gold at every turn. From gilded accents to grand architectural changes, Trump's vision is nothing short of extravagant. A Gold-Plated Interior During a tour of the Oval Office with a Fox News reporter, Trump proudly showcased his latest additions. He corrected the guest when she referred to the figures over the doors as cherubs, insisting they were angels. “They say angels bring good luck, and we need a lot of luck in this country,” he said. While some might question the accuracy of his statement, the key point is that Trump sees these elements as symbols of fortune and success. The office now glows with an overwhelming amount...