A Hong Kong flat gets a stylish, Scandinavian-inspired makeover
A Hong Kong flat gets a stylish, Scandinavian-inspired makeover
South China Morning Post
2 October 2026
Words by Adele Brunner
Jesse Mc Lin’s paintings photographed in this feature about LAUD LIMITED’s design for a private residence in Hong Kong.
It is almost impossible not to remark on the view from Rebecca Chan’s one-bedroom, one-study, two-bathroom flat in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels. Directly opposite the entrance to her 1,300 sq ft (120 square metre) home are French doors that lead onto a balcony and frame a lush vista of what feels like at least 50 shades of green. Architect Liz Lau Win-wa was so captivated by the nature on Chan’s doorstep that she used it as the starting point for the design concept after being commissioned to revamp the flat.
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