Indholdsfortegnelse for April 2020 i Home Journal

Discover stunning homes, beautifully appointed restaurants and hotels, and intelligent insights on homejournal.com this month. 1. SEOUL CONNECTION Korean artist Kim Young-Hun’s solo exhibition at Soluna Fine Art, running from April 3, showcases a tapestry of eight vibrantly coloured oil paintings inspired by digital screen glitches. 2. A PLACE TO LIVE Young and emerging designers conceive mindful creations under the artistic guidance of Italian creative consultant Federica Biasi for Manerba. 3. POETIC TRANSFORMATION Studio8 aptly combined traditional values and sustainable design aesthetics for Pinzhen Galeries flagship store in Beijing. 4. BOMBAY DREAMS In the heart of Mumbai, an Art Deco apartment originally without walls or water has been transformed by Essajees Atelier into an elegant, colourful home. 5. CALM AND COLLECTED Design firm Bean Buro unveils a charming apartment duplex…

Home is where the heart is. We all need a getaway to reinvigorate our faith and restore our weary souls to get through difficult times, especially under challenging circumstances like now. Lend simplicity and beauty to any home through mindful elements inspired by the nature – think tactile substances such as soft fabrics accentuated by floral prints and patterns, hearty furniture with neutral palettes and time-worn finishes. Welcome the warmer weather with our selections in the following pages.…

After working as a fashion designer for Italian brands Valentino and Fendi, Rome-based Dylan Tripp branched out into an intriguing field – floral design. Today, he creates floral and plant arrangements for events, boutiques, showrooms, hotels and fashion sets. In his home in Rome’s Mandrione district, which he shares with his partner and his young daughter, Dylan has used his well-honed fashion sense to create an abode where bold colours, textures and printed fabrics harmonise with his gorgeous floral artworks to evoke the atmosphere of a garden oasis. Set between the arches of the ancient Felice aqueducts and the metropolitan railway line and tucked away from the main street, Dylan’s 900sqft home is connected to a 3,200sqft garden that he uses as a floral-art atelier where he and his partner…

NATURE-INSPIRED EARTHY TONES PAIR WONDERFULLY WITH LUSHLY TACTILE TEXTILES 01. CETEC A sense of wonderment permeates Zimmer + Rohdes’ Botanical Garden. The collection journeys through ancient gardens capturing flora and fauna in emotive designs based on textile technologies befitting of 21st century homes. 02. ALTFIELD INTERIORS The white, ice blue and salmon hues in paintings by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo coupled with Venice’s aquacoloured canal waters ripple through the Peter Marino for Venetian Heritage collection. 03. LA DEUX Rivulets in the silt banks of the Zambezi River serve as inspiration for the meandering texture on Ambezi by Jiun Ho. Woven using state-ofthe- art yarns on traditional epinglé looms, the fabric can also weather outdoor use. 04. COLTEX Soft, sophisticated and safe, Coltex's newest collection of cushions are woven with flame-resistant Trevira…

A AESOP | Shop 205 2/F, Hysan Place, No. 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay; tel 2567 9388, aesop.com/hk ALFREDO HABERLI | alfredo-haeberli.com ALTFIELD INTERIORS | Rm 1101, Nine Queen's Road Central, Central; tel 2525 2738, altfield.com.hk ALTFIELD GALLERY | Shop 248-9, Prince’s Building, 10 Chater Rd, Central; tel 2537 6370, altfield.com.hk ANGELO CAPPELLINI | angelocappellini.net ANTEPRIMA | anteprima.com ATELIER SWAROVSKI | atelierswarovski.com B BIOLUX | at Total Nutrition Center Ltd., tel 2881 8270, enquiry@tnc.com.hk, tnc.com.hk BOWER STUDIOS | bower-studios.com C CETEC | Unit 02-06, 15/F, Tower A, Southmark, 11 Yip Hing Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, tel 2522 6515, cetec.com.hk CLARENCE HOUSE | clarencehouse.com COLTEX | Coltex Furnishing Ltd., Room 402, 4/F, Victoria Centre, 15 Watson Rd, Tin Hau; tel 2114 0825, coltexfurnishing.com, info@coltexfurnishing.com COMODO INTERIOR & FURNITURE…

During these unprecedented times, I hope you can find some pockets of peace and curl up with this issue in the comfort of your own home for some inspiration. Like just about every other profession in this current climate, design has been challenged. Clients have grown cautious and the housing market remains stalled. Even the most successful decorators and designers are struggling to survive and thrive. Yet the field continues to grow, which is testament to the importance of design and its vitality. Here at Home Journal, we are currently pushing forward with promoting fresh, talented designers making a difference and we have an exciting lineup of initiatives under our Asia Designers Community (ADC) platform. We need your support so if you are a designer, join the community now at…

EVOKE YOUR NOMADIC SPIRITS WITH EXOTIC PRINTS AND EXUBERANT TEXTILES Explore PERFECTLY APPOINTED Lift up the atmosphere of your space with Rubelli’s latest collection, Thread by Thread. Featuring easy-care textured brocades, the high-performance fabric series works wonders in a variety of interiors with its delicate contemporary touch. Available from Altfield Interiors. altfield.com.hk POPS OF COLOUR Lend a touch of Italian post-modernism to your living environment with Tom Dixon’s Swirl collection. Inspired by ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, this vase series is highlighted by multidimensional patterns and eye-catching forms that will turn your plants into extraordinary artworks. tomdixon.net INDULGE IN A FULL SENSORY EXPERIENCE WITHIN YOUR OWN COSY COCOON SMALL PACKAGE Fill your room with brilliant sound via the Sonos One smart speaker. You can easily control the device with…

KELLY WEARSTLER | LEE JOFA Instantly recognisable, her exuberant and lushly layered interiors are found in top residential, hospitality and retail spaces across the globe. Now, American designer Kelly Wearstler has captured that same joie de vivre and translated it into her stunning fifth fabric collaboration with renowned British textile house Lee Jofa. Titled Kelly Wearstler V and encompassing an assortment of prints, weaves, embroideries and wallcoverings, the collection is a full-on visual feast with influences and aesthetics as varied as the dynamic creations themselves. “This collection crosses over many different genres, eras and mediums,” says Kelly, who drew inspiration from everything from vintage fashion to historical references, art and design when designing the eight fabric and five wallcovering designs, crafted in an array of earthy, sophisticated colourways. They include…

With their soaring architecture, scenic surrounds and history-laden interiors, university campuses house some of the world’s most picturesque buildings – and for a young family from Nigeria, this proved to be an unorthodox yet perfect location for their holiday home, too. This former Victorian college, tucked away in the hills of Hampstead, a quaint residential area in Central London, was once a building composed of laboratories and classrooms specialising in the study of botany. Property developer Mount Anvil split it up into residential units; each still retains period features, such as the original Victorian bay windows, which look out to shared gardens converted from sections of the original campus. “Some of the rooms are very large double-heights that would have been auditoriums,” explains Dara Huang, an architect and interior designer…

For most modern gastronomes, an enticing dining experience is not only measured by the flavours a restaurant’s cuisine can offer, but also by a captivating atmosphere that brings enjoyment to the eyes and the taste buds. With this in mind, Shanghai-based design and development practice Studio8 was approached to conceive the mesmerising interiors for Charcohol (a portmanteau of “charcoal” and “alcohol”), a local restaurant and cocktail bar famed for its charcoalgrilled global cuisine and craft cocktails, housed within a heritage building in the Fengsheng Li complex. In coming up with a concept, the studio’s design principals, Shirley Dong and Andrea Maira, were informed by chef Mandela Zhu that his latest establishment’s offerings “are greatly inspired by forest and fire”, with exceptional taste coming from simple, hand-picked ingredients cooked at exactly…

GREENWICH PENINSULA A BEHEMOTH RIVERSIDE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT FEATURING DESIGNERCRAFTED AESTHETICS LOCATION: ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH, LONDON RESIDENCES One of the city’s largest regeneration schemes to date, Greenwich Peninsula is a 150-acre project set to bring an ultramodern cultural neighbourhood to one of London’s most covetable and picturesque areas. Sitting on a river frontier in southeast London that’s wrapped on three sides by 1.6 miles of the Thames, at the project’s heart is Upper Riverside, one of the scheme’s seven neighbourhoods. It’s made up of five striking buildings, with every inch, from the architecture to the interiors, crafted by some of the world’s globally acclaimed designers, including the likes of Tom Dixon and Sophie Ashby. Luxury and sophistication pervade the residences, yet each stands apart with its own unique character. The…

Curate a warm and wonderful dining experience for your loved ones with the Degas collection, a majestic furniture series and collaboration between Angelo Cappellini and Bestetti Associati. Presented at Milan’s Salone del Mobile this month, the refined dining line includes an elegant dining table (pictured here) accentuated by an inlaid top, and comfortable wooden chairs that evoke European romance. angelocappellini.net; bestettiassociati.com…