The third house in the series of curated projects by Covet House, this time with an ethereal partnership with Ptang Studio Limited, led by Philip Tang & Brian Ip, whose talented team developed a unique experience consisting of the exploration and journey of the Mind that departs from the bounds of physical realities. A spectacular mansion, with 8 different in-house rooms and 2 exterior areas including a garden and a visionary rooftop. The townhouse is surrounded by greenery all around and turquoise waters of the bay of one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in Hong Kong. The spaces and architecture of the mansion were designed to celebrate the unique, eclectic personalities in each of us, in much the same spirit as found in the curated collections of the Covet House furniture, lighting, and accessory pieces.
The townhouse is set in one of the most exclusive areas of Hong Kong, surrounded by a whimsical landscape that complements perfectly the planning of the mansion. Through a journey over 8 different in-house rooms and 2 exterior areas, offering a carefully curated experience – contrasting, unexpected spaces, intimate to flamboyant, restrained to expressive, and the interaction of a selection of furniture and personalities including a garden and a visionary rooftop. Paying homage to the sole personalities of each individual, the manor feels like anything else seen before, just like a dream itself. A townhouse that exudes personality with an eclectic aesthetic, where a dream turned into reality. Take this journey with us, let’s step into a realm of unique designs and experiences.
The kid’s room is themed around the bubble gum and incorporates bubble gum-like furniture and colours and a feature bubble-like glass enclosure that inflates beyond the exterior. A place of amusement and where dreams come to life.
Inspired by the traditional outdoor playgrounds the Bubble Gum Gym is the product you need to bring adventure and creativity to your children play area. With its fun features combined with exceptional design, this playground will help kids keeping exercised by giving them gymnastic equipment and dynamic elements.
The cloud lamp has an RGB light and speakers. The sound system can be controlled by a mobile app that connects with the cloud lamp by Bluetooth. You can choose the music you want to play on your smartphone. The app has also a sleep assistant. The light system can be controlled by a mobile app or with remote control. You can choose the colour, the intensity of the light and lighting effects.
Bubble Gum Bed was inspired by the sweetness of the kid’s favourite candies and is going to take you directly to wonderland. With its curved shapes combined with LED features, this playful bed is going to be the standout piece you need for a dreamy and funky design.
The Living & Dining is a harmonized space of yin and yang, light and dark within the same space. The dining space is a dim and cosy experience and the living a bright open space with arched openings allowing more sunlight and views of the greenery, complete with a luxurious bar area. The golden finished both in the architecture and furniture pieces, illuminate the room, creating an even wider space and ethereal look. A portal into another dimension.
The Master Bed Room expresses a geometric and artistic personality, cleanliness, and order with the subtle creativity of shapes and colours. This mid-century aesthetic transports us to another dimension and time, Both the architecture of the wall and ceiling complement the shapes of the furniture pieces, becoming one dreamful and peaceful room.
The Bathroom and Powder Room are an expressive duo with strongly defined materials and tones and a playful element with furniture and ironmongery used in place of sanitary fitments.
INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRATIONS
Welcome to the world of CIRCU, a world full of magic and fantasy, where your dreams turn into reality!Circu was built under a dream! The dream is to allow children to dream their own dreams and to really give them space to be and live their fantasies and magical world.
