This minimalist sanctuary seamlessly integrates and simultaneously showcases two impressive personal collections: one of automobiles, the other of art
Running a successful interior design firm is no easy task, and this around-the-clock commitment requires an equal dedication to the finer things in life as a healthy counterbalance. That’s the formula that Hong Kong-based interior designer Danny Cheng has settled upon with the design of his 4,000-sq-ft secluded holiday home in Yuen Long.
The three-storey house is impressive in its proportions, encompassing three living rooms, four bedrooms, an outdoor swimming pool and a pebble garden dotted with Indian almond trees. Arguably the heart of the home is the garage, whose two doors prominently feature on the front facade of the building and denote its elevated status.
The garage houses Danny’s prized car collection, and transitions seamlessly into a living room so that they are never hidden from sight regardless of whether the designer is relaxing or entertaining friends.
The avid motorist also enjoys tinkering with his mechanical beauties, and the minimalist interior of the garage-cum-living room is more than conducive to his focusing his attention on this most valued of pursuits.
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