The Horizon Residence

DETAIL

Kitchen island in veined marble with pendant lighting and dark cabinetry, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

GRAND SALON

THE GRAND SALON IS DESIGNED AROUND SCALE AND SYMMETRY, WITH LONG SEATING COMPOSITIONS, FRAMED WALLS AND A DIRECT AXIS TOWARDS THE TERRACE

Formal living room with white sofas and marble coffee table, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Living room with marble coffee table and garden view through moon window, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Paneled hallway leading to lounge with white sofas and dark bench, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Dining room with wood table, bronze figure sculptures and bead chandelier, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

layouts

FORMAL ARRIVAL, PRIVATE FAMILY ACCESS AND SERVICE MOVEMENT ARE GIVEN THEIR OWN ROUTES, ALLOWING THE RESIDENCE TO OPERATE CLEARLY AT GRAND SCALE

The residence is organised around three distinct arrival sequences. The principal entrance opens into the formal part of the apartment and leads towards the main reception spaces. A separate service entrance connects directly with the operational rooms, while a third arrival serves the children’s and private bedroom wing together with the supporting spaces associated with it. This separation creates a clear hierarchy of movement through a very large residence. Guests, family and service functions can move through the apartment according to different daily scenarios while remaining closely connected where the plan requires it. Outdoor space follows the same logic. One side of the apartment opens towards an intimate private garden, while the opposite side extends onto a generous view terrace connected to the principal social rooms.

Detailed floor plan of multi-room apartment layout, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

The residence is organised around three distinct arrival sequences. The principal entrance opens into the formal part of the apartment and leads towards the main reception spaces. A separate service entrance connects directly with the operational rooms, while a third arrival serves the children’s and private bedroom wing together with the supporting spaces associated with it. This separation creates a clear hierarchy of movement through a very large residence. Guests, family and service functions can move through the apartment according to different daily scenarios while remaining closely connected where the plan requires it. Outdoor space follows the same logic. One side of the apartment opens towards an intimate private garden, while the opposite side extends onto a generous view terrace connected to the principal social rooms.

KITCHEN

THE SHOW KITCHEN IS BUILT AROUND ONE SCULPTURAL ISLAND, WITH THE FULL TECHNICAL PROGRAMME CONCEALED BEHIND ELECTRICALLY OPERATED PANELS

Bar counter with bookmatched marble front and dark wood cabinetry, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

MATERIALS

STONE AND TIMBER ESTABLISH THE ARCHITECTURE, WHILE WOVEN TEXTILES, BURGUNDY ACCENTS AND SMALL METAL DETAILS BRING DEPTH AT CLOSER RANGE

The palette combines expressive marble, limestone, decorative plaster and deeply profiled solid oak with glass and precisely placed metal details. Larger architectural surfaces establish the scale of the residence, while darker burgundy accents add depth within an otherwise light and natural range. Furniture and upholstery introduce a more tactile layer. Heavily woven fabrics, embroidery, nubuck and textured light-coloured textiles soften the stone and timber surfaces, giving large rooms warmth and a stronger sense of domestic comfort.

Marble counter beside dark ribbed wood paneling in hallway, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Dining room with round table, sculptural chandelier and moon window, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

MASTER SUITE

THE MASTER SUITE IS DEVELOPED AS A COMPLETE PRIVATE WORLD, MOVING FROM A GENEROUS BEDROOM THROUGH DRESSING AND PREPARATION SPACES TOWARDS THE MASTER BATHROOM

Bedroom suite with dressing alcove, lounge chairs and dark wood floor, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Marble bathroom with round soaking tub and veined stone wall, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

MASTER BATHROOM

STONE TAKES ON A SCULPTURAL SCALE IN THE MASTER BATHROOM, FROM THE FREESTANDING TUB TO TWO INDIVIDUAL BASINS AND THE LARGE GLASS SHOWER

Bathroom with circular marble tub beneath linear pendant lighting, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Walk-in closet with lit glass shelving and marble display islands, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

MASSAGE ROOM

THE MASSAGE ROOM IS CONCEIVED AS A SELF-CONTAINED RETREAT, WITH RESIDENT AND THERAPIST MOVEMENT CONSIDERED AS CAREFULLY AS THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE ROOM ITSELF

Private spa room with leather massage table and backlit stone shelf, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Hallway with wood panelling, sculptural pendant light and sheer curtains, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Bedroom with stone headboard, low upholstered bed and dark wood wardrobe, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Bathroom with marble vanity, large mirror and glass-enclosed shower, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Shower with rainfall head and veined marble walls under warm cove lighting, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong

Walk-in closet with backlit glass cabinets and oak floor, The Horizon Residence, Hong Kong