Restorative spaces
designed with intention.

Liquid Interiors designs and builds spaces that support the people who use them by fostering relaxation, rejuvenation, productivity, and meaningful living.

“An interior by Liquid Interiors is not just beautiful – it is designed to make you feel better.
— Architectural Digest

Our six lenses approach

The six lenses: Restore, Nourish, Flow, Move, Connect, Conscious living

Full Service Design from concept to completion:

We design through six interconnected lenses, creating spaces that support wellbeing, performance and belonging. From workplaces and hospitality settings to private homes, each interior is shaped around how people will feel, move and connect—while making thoughtful choices for the world around us.

Great interiors do more than look beautiful. They influence how we arrive, focus, gather, rest and recharge. We bring strategic thinking and sensory detail to every stage of the design process—balancing the needs of people, place and purpose.

Our six lenses guide every decision, from spatial planning and material selection to lighting, furniture and final styling. We prioritise healthier, more responsible choices wherever possible, creating considered environments that reflect a distinct identity and endure with care.

Responsible choices that consider people, materials and planet.

Our process

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Frequently asked questions

Liquid Interiors is a full-service interior design studio in Hong Kong. We guide projects from concept and design development through technical documentation, tender and budget alignment, construction administration, furnishing procurement and final styling. Our work spans private residences, workplaces, hospitality environments and wellness-led spaces.

Our process moves through six connected stages: concept and design development; technical design and tender; then delivery, furnishing and styling. Timelines vary according to project size, approvals, procurement lead times and the construction programme. Following our initial discovery, we provide a tailored programme for your project.

Absolutely. We begin by understanding how a home will be lived in — or how a commercial or hospitality space needs to support its users, brand and day-to-day operations. This discovery informs a design that is distinctive, functional and aligned with the people who will experience it.

We provide certification-ready interior design support for commercial projects pursuing LEED, WELL or BEAM Plus, and for residences following the relevant BEAM residential pathway. We integrate applicable objectives into the design and documentation, working in coordination with the appointed certification consultant and wider project team.

We see each project as a collaborative process. Clients are involved at key approval points, including the brief, concept, developed design, material direction and final selections. We provide clear presentations and recommendations, so you can make confident decisions without becoming overwhelmed by every technical detail.

We support a considered handover, including the initial review of defects where this forms part of the agreed scope. Existing clients may also approach us about later design updates or additional furnishings, subject to availability and the requirements of the project.

We do not offer standalone interior decoration as a separate service. Instead, furnishing and decoration form part of our full-service interior design approach, allowing the final layers to be properly integrated with the layout, materials, lighting and overall design direction.

Yes. We design restorative homes as well as purposeful commercial, workplace, hospitality and wellness environments. In every project, we balance the needs of people, place and purpose — bringing together design quality, practical performance, wellbeing and a clear sense of identity.

The cost of hiring an interior designer in Hong Kong depends on the scope, scale and level of service required. We discuss your investment parameters early, develop the design accordingly and support pricing and budget alignment before construction begins. This creates a clear framework for informed decisions throughout the project.

Sustainability and wellbeing are considered from the outset, rather than added at the end. Where appropriate, we guide healthier material and finish selections, low-VOC options, lighting, indoor-air-quality considerations, biophilic elements and durable choices that support both people and long-term performance.

We select materials, finishes, lighting and furnishings to suit the brief, design concept, performance requirements and budget. Our recommendations prioritise quality, suitability and longevity, while considering healthier and more responsible options wherever possible. Detailed specifications are developed as the design progresses.

Yes. As part of our full-service interior design offering, we coordinate with contractors, suppliers and relevant consultants, review key technical information and support the delivery of the design intent. Our scope can include construction administration, FF&E procurement, handover coordination and an initial defects review.

An interior designer considers the space as a whole, including planning, technical coordination, finishes, lighting and how the environment will function. An interior decorator focuses primarily on the decorative layers, such as furniture, fabrics and accessories. Liquid Interiors brings both disciplines together within a complete interior design service.

We curate furniture, fixtures, equipment and décor in line with the approved design and manage procurement as part of our full-service process. We may arrange showroom visits where suitable pieces are available locally; however, some bespoke or overseas-sourced items cannot be viewed in person before ordering. Client-procured items are considered only where they are compatible with the agreed design, programme and procurement approach.