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In a world where technology and daily life constantly evolve, interior design must keep pace, seamlessly blending functionality with aesthetics.
The Cullinan, an award-winning interior project conceptualized by Cameron Interiors Hong Kong in collaboration with brands from the COVET HOUSE collection, exemplifies the perfect fusion of luxury, personalization, and modern technology.
Nautical Aesthetics in Design
The unique aesthetics of this space draw inspiration from the opulent interiors of superyachts. The main living room features curved lines reminiscent of ocean waves, a circular blue rug, and the golden Eden Center Table by Boca do Lobo, evoking marine motifs. A cream-colored central sofa complements the blue tones, creating a harmonious balance between luxury and relaxation. Among the standout furniture pieces is the Sika Armchair by Brabbu, upholstered in orange synthetic leather and inspired by the elegance of Japanese deer. Details like button accents and brass elements enhance the room's sophistication.
Maximized Space and Functionality
Originally spanning 120 square meters, the apartment was divided into four smaller rooms, resulting in a cramped feel. The redesign involved removing a wall in the kitchen, creating a more open and airy layout. The master bedroom now features an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet, optimizing the available space.
A Technological Marvel
This apartment is not only an aesthetic gem but also a technological wonder. The living room incorporates a Smart Living System, enabling control of all electrical devices, including the projector, curtains, screen, and sound system. A steel-and-leather TV wall conceals state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, while floor-to-ceiling windows offer breathtaking views of Hong Kong’s harbor.
A Perfect Fusion of Art and Functionality
The Cullinan exemplifies how luxury and functionality can converge in a space that reflects the owner's personality. Every design element is thoughtfully crafted to deliver a sense of elegance and comfort while addressing the demands of modern living.
This project proves that interiors can transcend mere spaces—they become stories, visions, and the ultimate blend of art and utility.