HOMEMAX GROUP · HONG KONG
Journal
Organise your ideas, understand your options and prepare for your next space.
Five design directions worth considering
Trends can start a conversation, but routines should guide choices. Identify three daily frustrations before selecting a visual direction.
Learn more ↗JournalHow to evaluate a renovation transformation
Before comparing photographs, understand the original circulation, storage and light. A finished image alone cannot establish whether a room works better.
Learn more ↗JournalChoosing colour for your home
A sample can look different in daylight and artificial light. View it in its intended position at several times of day.
Learn more ↗JournalKitchen planning around everyday tasks
Map storage, washing, preparation and cooking. Note frequently used equipment and how many people share the kitchen.
Learn more ↗JournalPlanning a compact Hong Kong home
Test circulation with actual furniture sizes. Include door swings, drawers and the space needed to pull out chairs.
Learn more ↗JournalHong Kong interiors: from budget to style
Separate essential work, desired improvements and items that can wait. Record the total budget in HKD, including furniture and moving arrangements.
Learn more ↗JournalOrganising a Hong Kong renovation budget
Similar-sized properties can have different conditions, scope and specifications. Compare inclusions and exclusions before comparing totals.
Learn more ↗JournalPreparing a Hong Kong commercial fit-out
Map customers, staff, deliveries and service. Planning should consider both the customer-facing space and the work behind it.
Learn more ↗JournalPlanning a comfortable bathroom
Consider household needs, daily products and cleaning routines together with fittings, storage and movement.
Learn more ↗JournalDesigning for dense urban living
Hong Kong homes vary in age and layout. Record daylight, perceived noise, storage and work needs before proposing changes.
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