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Your Horizon Plaza In Ap Lei Chau Guide: Furniture Outlet Stores & More

Team Sassy — Tue, 18 Nov 2025 22:00:49 +0000

With 25 floors of furniture warehouses, fashion outlet stores and more, Horizon Plaza on Ap Lei Chau is your ultimate shopping destination for designer goods at affordable prices.

If you’re looking for homeware gems, outlet fashion finds and unique accessories, it’s high time you headed southside! It can be intimidating to navigate the huge factory building that is Horizon Plaza but, with our guide in hand, it’s well worth the trip. Think home furnishing stores boasting beautiful wooden furniture, ultra-soft bed linens and outlet shops with your pick of designer clothing and vintage bags — all at budget-friendly prices! Here’s your ultimate guide to Horizon Plaza.

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How To Get To Horizon Plaza & What To Know
The Best Furniture & Homeware Shops In Horizon Plaza
Our Favourite Fashion Outlets & Other Shops In Horizon Plaza

How To Get To Horizon Plaza

Horizon Plaza is located on Ap Lei Chau, an island just off Hong Kong Island. The easiest way to get there is to head towards South Horizons, a residential estate on one side of the island. You can take a bus, car or the MTR.

MTR: Take the South Island MTR line to South Horizons. It’s about a 10-minute walk from South Horizons MTR Station, Exit C.

Bus: Take buses 90 or 90B from Central, get off at Ap Lei Chau Estate and walk over. Alternatively, you can take bus route 671 from Lei Tung Market and alight at Horizon Plaza.

You can also drive to Horizon Plaza — parking is on the third floor.

Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, horizonplaza.com.hk

What To Know About Getting Around Horizon Plaza

The 25-storey plaza is best explored via stairs. Skip the customer lift and walk up one flight of stairs to the first floor, then take the service elevator right to the top and make your way down to our favourites. Or map out where you want to go and start at the uppermost floor of your choice.

Sassy Tip: There are no floors 13, 14, 23 and 24, and remember that parking is on the third floor.

The Best Furniture & Homeware Shops In Horizon Plaza

Here is a list of just some of our favourite furniture and homeware stores in Horizon Plaza, starting from the topmost floor of the building. With over 100 stores to browse, you should pop into any stores that catch your eye, even if they’re not in this guide!

TREE — Hong Kong furniture store (and cafe) with solid reclaimed wood pieces

Homegrown brand TREE has a passion for wood, boasting beautifully crafted furniture made to last. Its 25,000-sqft flagship store in Horizon Plaza is where to head for an investment oak dining table, antique-looking tableware, sofa beds, blown glass vases, rattan baskets and so much more. Plus, don’t miss out on Heveya mattresses and pillows and a chance to grab a bite at the TREE cafe.

Open daily, 10am to 7pm.

TREE, 28/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2870 1582, tree.com.hk

CarpetBuyer — Modern rugs, classic carpets and unique antique textiles for your floors

Need a truly gorgeous piece for your floors? Browse CarpetBuyer’s online website to have a look at what might be in store (and sadly, already-sold pieces), then head to its showroom on the 26th floor of Horizon Plaza, where you’ll find carpets of all sizes and shades, with an emphasis on tribal and vintage styles.

Open Monday to Saturday, 10:30am to 6pm, and Sunday and public holidays, 11am to 6pm.

CarpetBuyer, Unit 2604–07, 26/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2850 5508, www.carpetbuyer.com

Oriental Home — Tibetan and Chinese antique furniture plus custom-made options

Take a few staircases down (or catch the lift!) so you don’t miss Oriental Home, a lovely showcase of Tibetan and Chinese antique furniture with the option to customise pieces. Timeless sofas, dining tables and porcelain vases are among some of the standout homeware that awaits you.

Open daily, 11am to 6pm.

Oriental Home, 20/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 3542 5336, Instagram: @orientalhomehk

TAKUMI Furniture — Japanese and Malaysian wooden furniture brand

Love the look of zen East Asian interiors and that breezy, coastal Southeast Asian styling? TAKUMI Furniture brings both to your home, with a range of Japanese and Malaysian tables, chairs, cabinets, benches and desks made from beautiful woods, designed to complement what you already own.

Open daily, 10:30am to 6:30pm.

TAKUMI Furniture, Unit 1603, 16/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong www.takumi-furniture.com

Everything Under The Sun — Luxury outdoor furniture store in Hong Kong

Everything Under The Sun’s huge showroom in Horizon Plaza houses beautiful outdoor pieces that are perfect for a patio, garden or any space you might have. Browse its poolside tables, sun loungers, giant shades, bar accessories and more.

Open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and weekends and public Holidays, 10am to 6pm.

Everything Under The Sun, Unit 902, 9/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2554 9088, www.euts.furniture

Indigo Living — Homegrown furniture store with unique furnishings and textiles

A reliable, go-to spot for classical or modern big pieces, Indigo Living carries a wide array of furniture, decor and textiles for every room in your house. Horizon Plaza is home to both its flagship store and a discount outlet — so make sure to hit both! You can also rent furniture here and book interior design services.

Open daily, 10am to 7pm.

Indigo Living Outlet Store, Unit 801-802, 8/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong
Indigo Living Flagship Store, 6/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 6370 5004, indigo-living.com

OVO Hong Kong — Huge variety of furniture, home textiles, decor and more

Hong Kong brand OVO is another go-to spot for any type of home furnishing, be it rugs and carpets, vases and tableware or an investment sofa bed. You can expect tough leathers, metals and perfectly polished woods here. Head to its store in Horizon Plaza to browse it all and make sure to ask about the home styling services!

Open Monday to Saturday, 10:30am to 7pm, and Sunday, 11am to 7pm.

OVO Horizon Plaza, Units 501 & 505–6, 5/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2529 8168, www.ovo.com.hk

FIKA — Contemporary Scandinavian-style furniture in Hong Kong

FIKA promises simple, fully functional furniture with a beautiful minimalist design! Visit its ground-floor store at Horizon Plaza to see contemporary Scandinavian pieces including cosy sofas, solid tables and chairs, soft ambient lighting options and more.

Open daily, 10:30am to 6:30pm.

FIKA, Shop G05, G/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2580 0500, fika-living.com

Our Favourite Fashion Outlets & Other Shops In Horizon Plaza

Lane Crawford Warehouse — Variety of designer collections at affordable prices in Hong Kong

Lane Crawford Warehouse might be the ultimate gem at Horizon Plaza, stocking your favourite exclusive designers and big-name brands at affordable prices. From womenswear to menswear, bags, accessories, shoes and more — there’s plenty to browse at this outlet factory warehouse.

Open daily, 10am to 7pm.

Lane Crawford Warehouse, 25/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau Hong Kong, 2118 3403, www.lanecrawford.com.hk

JOYCE Warehouse — Outlet store with exclusive designer wear from Loewe, Maison Margiela and more

JOYCE Warehouse is another great place to find really unique designer wear at in-reach prices. We love the more interesting, out-there pieces from brands like Saucony SILO, HODAKOVA, Loewe and Rick Owens.

Open daily, 10am to 7pm.

JOYCE Warehouse, 21/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2814 8313, www.joyce.com

agnès b. OUTLET — French designer brand’s outlet store in Hong Kong

agnès b. OUTLET at Horizon Plaza boasts delicate jewellery, sturdy bags and stunning womenswear (and more!) from the French fashion house, at even more accessible prices. We think this is the perfect place for a new investment handbag — just look at the brilliant options available!

Open daily, 10am to 7pm.

agnès b. OUTLET, Unit 1806–8, 18/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, 2769 1611, www.agnesb.com.hk

Ralph Lauren Factory Outlet — Signature polo shirts, sweaters and more at discount prices

American fashion house Ralph Lauren needs little introduction from us; its factory outlet store at Horizon Plaza is full of older styles, and timeless, classic coats, vests and cardigans. Is it too soon to start shopping for your go-to winter knit?

Open daily, 10am to 7pm.

Ralph Lauren Factory Outlet, Unit 1813–16, 18/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, www.ralphlauren.com.hk

Whiskers N Paws — Top Hong Kong pet products and pet supply store

Whiskers N Paws stocks pet products not just for dogs and cats but also for small animals like hamsters, rabbits and guinea pigs. Its flagship store in Horizon Plaza is home to plenty of health items, treats, food and accessories plus grooming services, a pet cafe and an Ap Lei Chau location-exclusive ‘self-dog wash’.

Retail store, cafe, patio and grooming services open Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm and weekends and public holidays, 10am to 7pm. Self-Dog Wash open Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm, and weekends and public holidays, 10am to 6pm. Puppy Adoption Sunday is on Sundays, 2pm to 4pm.

Whiskers N Paws, 10/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, www.wnp.com.hk

More Outlet Stores In Horizon Plaza: Big Brand Names

Chloé. 4/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, chloe.com
Salvatore Ferragamo. 4/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, ferragamo.com
Hugo Boss. 27/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, hugoboss.com
Loewe. 19/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, loewe.com
Marc Jacobs. 18/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, marcjacobs.com
Max Mara. 27/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, maxmara.com
Shanghai Tang. Unit 1812, 18/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, shanghaitang.com
Vivienne Westwood. Unit 2703–6, 27/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, viviennewestwood.com

Editor’s Note: “Your Horizon Plaza In Ap Lei Chau Guide: Furniture Outlet Stores & More” was most recently updated by Veena Raghunath in November 2025, with thanks to Sakina Abidi for her contribution.

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Where To Donate Or Sell Clothes, Furniture & Homeware In Hong Kong

Team Sassy — Mon, 17 Nov 2025 22:00:23 +0000

Donate or sell your clothes, furniture, electrical appliances, books and more in Hong Kong to make sure they get a second lease of life…

It’s no secret that our tiny apartments in Hong Kong can accumulate a whole lot over the years. If you’re anything like us and have a tendency to hoard, we bet you’re constantly left wading through piles of clothes and fancy dress odds and ends. That’s why we’re strong advocates of a good old fashioned clear out. Clothes, books, furniture, even electronics – sort through it all, then donate or sell the things you don’t want to these awesome charities, non-profits and consignment stores.

Sassy Tip: Do you have broken or poor quality unwanted items? Scroll to the end to find out where you can legally discard these belongings.

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Where To Donate In Hong Kong
Where To Sell In Hong Kong
Where To Discard In Hong Kong

Where To Donate In Hong Kong

Redress – Donate clothing

Local environmental charity Redress works to prevent and transform textile waste in the fashion industry. With this in mind, its clothing recycling scheme makes it easy for you to give your old garments a new lease of life. The bulk of donated clothing will be redistributed to Redress’ charity partners for reuse by their beneficiaries.

Sassy Tip: Redress often hosts pop-up and events — don’t miss our monthly roundup guide so you know when its next event is taking place!

What you can donate: Clothing (excluding shoes, bags and home textiles)
How to donate: Simply drop off your donations at any of the locations listed here

Redress, www.redress.com.hk

Refugee Union – Donate clothing, bedding, kitchen items, books and more

Hong Kong’s first and only refugee-led society, Refugee Union, was founded in 2014 and has been working to improve the protection, well-being and prospects of all refugees in Hong Kong. Refugees here are prohibited by law from working and there is no provision for essentials like clothing, personal care and baby products and electrical appliances that are necessary in everyday life.

What you can donate: Baby formula and diapers, bedding, kitchen items and appliances, books, non-perishable foods, clothing and shoes for all ages, laptops, mobile phones and other small electronics
How to donate: WhatsApp 9828 7176 for information on how to donate

Refugee Union, 3/F, 102 First Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, www.refugeeunion.org

Crossroads Foundation – Donate clothing, furniture, office supplies and more

Crossroads has been helping people in the community and around the globe for more than 20 years. Any donated goods will be distributed to charities and individuals in need across both Hong Kong and the globe.

What you can donate: All electrical appliances, furniture, household goods, clothing, toys and office supplies
How to donate: Donate using Crossroads’ GoodCity.HK app

Crossroads Foundation, Building 32, Crossroads Village, 2 Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2984 9309, www.crossroads.org.hk

Pathfinders – Donate sanitary and baby items

Ensuring that each woman and child is treated with respect and has access to basic resources through its its social welfare and health care services, Pathfinders accepts donations that could be used by babies and mums alike.

What you can donate: Baby items and sanitary items
How to donate: You can drop off items at either the head office (address below), Redress collection boxes (clothing items only) or WhatsApp Martha on 5508 8304 to arrange for delivery

Pathfinders, Unit 2D, 2/F, Worldwide Centre, 123 Tung Chau Street, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.pathfinders.org.hk

Friends of the Earth – Donate clothing, shoes and handbags

Friends of the Earth launched its Used Clothes Recycling Program in 2001 to encourage the city to reduce, reuse and recycle. All donated items will be sent to those in need or resold to places with high demand for used clothes, with any profits going towards the organisation’s operations and education work.

What you can donate: Clothing, shoes and handbags. Friends of the Earth also collects empty toner and ink cartridges. Head here for more info.
How to donate: Drop off at a dedicated Used Clothes Recycling Bin or apply for door-to-door collection (conditions apply)

Friends of the Earth, 3184 1507, www.foe.org.hk

Christian Action – Donate clothing, books, small appliances and more

Christian Action serves those who are disadvantaged, marginalised, displaced or abandoned. All items collected through its Green Collection Charity Drive will either be offered for sale at Christian Action Community Sales Outlets, distributed to service users and vulnerable communities, or exported to developing countries.

What you can donate: All wearable clothing, books, toys, small appliances and housewares
How to donate: Apply for pick-up service here or drop off at one of the many Donation Collection Points

Christian Action, 2456 2220, www.christian-action.org.hk

Po Leung Kuk Orphanage – Donate clothing, books, stationery, electrical appliances and more

Po Leung Kuk provides welfare, educational and cultural services to its young community. All donations will help to fulfil the basic needs of its service recipients, particularly children, the elderly and low-income families.

What you can donate: Electrical appliances, computers, stationery, toys, books, household accessories, clothing and cookware
How to donate: Email plkinfo@poleungkuk.org.hk or call 2277 8158 for information on how to donate

Po Leung Kuk Orphanage, www.poleungkuk.org.hk

Read More: 15 Local Sustainable Fashion Brands We Love

Hong Kong Salvation Army – Donate clothing, books, electrical appliances and more

The Salvation Army is one of the most established organisations for recycling goods. Some of the collected items will go to those in need, such as the elderly, street sleepers and ex-prisoners; the rest will go to the Salvation Army’s retail chain to be sold at a discount.

What you can donate: Electrical appliances, clothing, footwear, toys, stationery and books
How to donate: Donate via the dedicated Salvation Army Recycling Bins located across Hong Kong. Alternatively, if the donation quantity is five large bags or more, please drop off at one of the collection centres listed here. Large or heavy items may be eligible for pick-up by the Salvation Army logistics team – call 2332 4433 or WhatsApp 9688 5670 for more info.

Hong Kong Salvation Army, various locations across Hong Kong, 2572 2879, www.salvationarmy.org.hk

Remar HK – Donate furniture and large electrical appliances

A Christian charity dedicated to helping those fighting drug addiction, the homeless and other people in need. All donated items will be sold as secondhand goods, with the money raised going to support Remar centres.

What you can donate: Large electrical appliances and furniture
How to donate: Simply give them a call to arrange for a pick-up

Remar HK, 1/F, 19 Shui Tau Tsuen, Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong, 5828 2424, www.remarhk.com

Lily Bookshop – Donate books, CDs and DVDs

As the name suggests, flowBOOKS recycles secondhand books, CDs and DVDs. Since opening in 1997, it has processed more than half a million books! All donations will be either sold to the public or donated to charities and individuals in need.

What you can donate: Books, CDs and DVDs
How to donate: Drop off donations at the store directly

Lily Bookshop, Room F-G, 1/F, Kai Fung Mansion, 189-205 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, www.facebook.com/lilybookshophk

Read More: The Best Bookstores In Hong Kong

Other Notable Mentions For Donating Used Goods In Hong Kong

Green Dot Home – Collects and recycles used furniture and homeware to be donated to the public or sold in secondhand markets, with proceeds going towards charity. www.green-dot-home.com.hk
Hong Kong Federation of Handicapped Youth – Donated toys, stationary and books will help to support local youth with disabilities. www.hkfhy.org.hk
Mother’s Choice – Donate baby items and small electrical appliances to support single girls facing crisis pregnancies. www.motherschoice.org
Caritas – A Social service agency that accepts all wearable clothing. www.caritas.org.hk
Happyshop – Accepts electrical appliances and offers free furniture collection services for all suitable donations. www.happyshop.hk

Where To Sell Secondhand Goods In Hong Kong

Green Ladies – Sell women’s clothing and accessories

This fashion consignment store is actually a social enterprise initiative by St James’ Settlement. The project aims to promote eco-friendly habits, in addition to providing job opportunities and economic stability for the middle-aged women that run it. Consignors can earn up to a maximum 30% rebate of the selling price (this rebate can also be donated to St James’ Settlement). If your items remain unsold after two months, they will automatically be donated to the store.

What you can sell: Ladieswear (including shoes, bags, scarves and accessories)
How to sell: Visit any of the stores in person. Staff will then screen your items to ensure they are suitable for sale. Head here for all the details.

Green Ladies, various locations across Hong Kong, gl.sjs.org.hk/greenladies/concept

Fēnxiǎng — Reducing overconsumption and sustainability via the online platform

Built by two sisters with sustainability and a love for clothes in mind, Fēnxiǎng not only operates as a selling marketplace for used clothing, but an online shopping platform where you can rent, lend and buy trendy clothing. With circular fashion at its core and an ethos of buying less but higher-quality pieces, Fēnxiǎng aims to give women access to contemporary style without the guilt trip.

Fēnxiǎng, www.fenxianghk.com

2nd Chance Hong Kong – Sell furniture and home accessories

This platform to buy and sell quality secondhand furnishings and accessories at reasonable prices was dreamt up by a husband and wife duo in early 2006. Since then, 2nd Chance has given many great pieces of furniture new homes.

What you can sell: Furniture and home accessories
How to sell: Head here to discover how to sell

Sassy Tip: Feel like donating your profits to charity? 2nd Chance has a list of local organisations for you to choose from. The team can also issue you a receipt for tax purposes. Find out more here.

2nd Chance, Unit 14, 2/F, Kin Fat Industrial Centre, 13 Kin Fat Street, Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2496 1222, www.2ndchance.com.hk

Other Notable Mentions For Selling Used Goods In Hong Kong

Asia Expat
GeoExpat
Carousell
Craigslist
Facebook Marketplace (click the Marketplace icon on your Facebook sidebar and filter accordingly)

For the most part, all that’s required for these sites is photos of your item, your asking price and any contact details. Don’t forget to include measurements as well as a few notes on the condition and age. Make sure to also upload photos that show a few different angles – it’ll save you from an influx of questions later on.

Where To Discard In Hong Kong

If your items are not in any condition to donate or sell, consider looking into whether you’re able to recycle your goods. Small and large electronic appliances, for instance, including fridges, ovens, washing machines and air-conditioning units, can be scraped for parts. Head here to explore the different government recycling resources available.

Alternatively, if there really is no way to save your items, the city has quite a few refuse points where you can leave larger items that won’t fit in your regular trash. It may take some manpower to carry that mattress halfway across Central, but know that it’s illegal to fly-tip in Hong Kong, and you may face a hefty fine for just leaving your furniture by the bins. Click on the links below to see where your nearest refuse point is.

Refuse points:

Editor’s Note: “Where To Donate Or Sell Clothes, Furniture & Homeware In Hong Kong” was most recently updated by Team Sassy in December 2025.

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What Dreams Are Made Of: Hong Kong’s Best Bedding

Team Sassy — Tue, 11 Nov 2025 22:00:43 +0000

The best bed linen stores in Hong Kong for eco-friendly flat and fitted bed sheets, silk pillowcases, bamboo bedding sets, quality duvet covers and more.

Get a good night’s sleep on soft and stunning bed sheets! Pair with a brilliant mattress and bed frame, satin-silk pillowcases, extra fitted or flat sheets and an ultra-comfy duvet, comforter or blanket (we love a quilt!). From fancy bedding sets with luxury thread counts to eco-friendly options, we’ve rounded up our favourite bed linen shops and online stores to buy bed sheets and more in Hong Kong. Sleep tight!

The Best Hong Kong Bedding & Bed Linen Stores

NakedLab — Hong Kong bedding store with sustainable bamboo silk sheets for healthier skin and hair

If you’ve ever tried sleeping through a humid Hong Kong night, you’ll know not all bedding is made for this city. That’s where NakedLab comes in – it should come as no surprise that this Hong Kong-born brand tops every ‘best bedding’ list. Its 100% organic bamboo bedding keeps you cool when it’s sticky, cosy when it’s chilly and comfy no matter the season. It’s gentle on sensitive skin, kind to your hair and completely free from harsh chemicals. Everything feels thoughtful, from the silky soft sheets and duvet covers to the new bamboo cotton towels that make stepping out of the shower feel like a treat.

Use code SASSYHK10 to get 10% off your first order. Valid until Thursday, 12 November, 2025.

NakedLab, various stockists across Hong Kong, Instagram: @nakedlab_official, nakedlab.com

MELUHA Luxury Home Linen – Artisanal, handcrafted and chemical-free cotton bedding

Master Chippa artisans use traditional handblock printing in Jaipur, India to create MELUHA Luxury Home Linen bedding — and trust us, you’ve never seen anything like it! Each artisanal piece is ethically produced, chemical-free and encompasses the perfect blend of heritage and modern design. Featuring breathable bedsheets made from plant-based luxury cotton, as well as affordable soft blankets, no two prints from MELUHA are the same. Its handblock printed percale cotton bedsheets and matching pillowcases are moisture-wicking in addition to being eco-conscious, making them perfect for Hong Kong weather. We love the snuggle-worthy, reversible bedspreads and matching cushion covers!

Enjoy free shipping within Hong Kong on online orders above $500 with the code SHIPPING SASSY. Offer valid until Friday, 30 October, 2026.

MELUHA Luxury Home Linen, Shinaraa, H205, Block B, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong, hello@meluha.shop, Instagram: @meluha.shop, www.meluha.shop

Heveya® — Sustainable and hypoallergenic bed sheets and linen in Hong Kong

One-third of our lives are spent sleeping, so investing in bed sheets is truly crucial for our health! Premium bedding brand Heveya® specialises in non-toxic and sustainable bed linens, with a commitment to excellent customer service and social responsibility (1% of all sales revenue is donated to charitable institutions!). Shop silky-soft, breathable and hypoallergenic bamboo lyocell and European flax linen sheets, resting easy with the knowledge that all materials used are 100 percent natural and sustainable. Good for you — and the earth!

Use code SASSYSHEETS when you checkout online to get an additional 10% off Heveya®’s bamboo or linen sheet bundles. An existing 15% promo already applies, in addition to the promo code discount, so you’ll get a total of 25% off! Offer valid until Thursday, 12 November, 2025.

Heveya (TREE’s Flagship Store), 28/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong
Heveya (TREE’s HomeSquare Shop), Shop 101-102, HomeSquare, 138 Sha Tin Rural Committee Road, Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 6286 1132, Instagram: @heveyahk, www.heveya.hk

Emma Mattress — Award-winning bedding made with advanced technology to European standards

Emma Mattress prides itself on importing the best of Europe to Hong Kong and using manufacturers that meet Germany’s strict standards. While its flagship products are the mattresses, all created with top-tier technology and your best sleep experience in mind, you can also get pillows, mattress protectors and toppers here. Don’t worry about making a purchase you’re not sure about, Emma Mattress offers a 100-Night Trial so you know your investment is risk-free.

Emma Mattress, 3008 3035, emma-mattress.hk

Skyler — Affordable bamboo sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases

A tried and true favourite of Team Sassy, Skyler’s bamboo duvet covers are bound to revolutionise your life — or at least your nights. Its 100% organic bamboo offerings are super soft, thermal-regulating, odour resistant and moisture wicking. If you’re prone to overheating at night or getting uncomfortable in Hong Kong’s humidity (we’re right there with you), you’ll love sliding into these cool sheets, that miraculously keep you warm in winter too.

Sassy Tip: Skyler is constantly running 20%-25% off promotions, making its well-priced products even more affordable, so check back often if you’re not in a rush.

Skyler, various locations across Hong Kong, 2877 8668, www.skyler.hk

IKEA — Affordable bed sheets, duvet covers and more in Hong Kong

If you’re looking for wallet-friendly bedding designs, IKEA should of course be at the top of your list. The bed linen here is great for adding a bit of personality to your room without compromising on budget, plus the beds often have Hong Kong’s small spaces in mind and come with an abundance of storage.

IKEA, various locations across Hong Kong, www.ikea.com.hk

Uji Bedding — Shop for Sanrio, Disney and other themed bed linens

Uji is perfect for those who want to snuggle up at night with their childhood favourites from Anime characters to Disney princesses and Pixar monsters. There’s a wide variety of options in the Bamboo Fiber Series as well as the Spun Soft Series and you’ll find patterns ranging from understated and minimalistic to bold and abstract, so there’s something for everyone!

Uji, various locations across Hong Kong, 2149 5338, www.uji.hk

Hush Home — Award-winning bedding designed by sleep specialists

Love the feeling of slipping into ultra-comfortable hotel sheets? Experience the same luxury with a Hush Home purchase, specially designed for optimal sleep. Whether you are in the market for mattresses, bed frames, blankets or pillows, expect the highest quality at great prices. Its team will even remove your old mattress when they come to install the new one, for free!

Hush Home (Sheung Wan), Unit 07, 2/F, Wayson Commercial Building, 28 Connaught Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Hush Home (Kowloon), Unit 607-608, Telford Plaza II, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3500 9475, www.hushhome.com

Sheridan — Longstanding bed linen brand with sheets and more

Australian brand Sheridan has been making bed linen for over 50 years, so it’s fair to say it knows a thing or two about good bedding. Each product is expertly crafted in its Sydney Design Studio by the in-house team of artists, master weavers and designers, so quality is guaranteed.

Sheridan (SOGO), Shop 29, 9/F, SOGO Department Store, 555 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2831 3904, www.sogo.com.hk

Casablanca — Hong Kong bed linen store stocking affordable bed sheets

With outlets spread across Hong Kong, homegrown brand Casablanca offers every type of bedding you could ask for. Head here for variety: this pick stocks everything from luxurious mulberry silk and jacquard to affordable printed cotton sets.

Casablanca, various locations across Hong Kong, shop.casablanca.com.hk

Bed & Bath — Large selection of luxury and global brand bedding in Hong Kong

Bed & Bath carries one of the largest selections of luxury bedding in the city, and is the only place in Hong Kong to find leading global brands like Yves Delorme, Peter Reed, Alexandre Turpault, Celso De Lemos and Missoni. Bed & Bath also offers tailored sizing and monogram services, as well as a dedicated concierge shopping experience.

Bed & Bath, Shop 206-209 & 238, 2/F, Landmark Prince’s, 10 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong, bednbathhome.com

Beyond Sleep — Shop Italian-made bed sheets in Hong Kong

Beyond Sleep is the place to go to ensure a luxurious night’s sleep, with a boutique in Central. Shop Italian-made bed linens and bedding sets in-store and online from brands including its own, Nakedlab and more. Plus, stop by the showroom to check out a mattress wall, pillow bar and sleep pod experience!

Beyond Sleep, Basement, LHT Tower, 31 Queen’s Road Central (Entrance at 1 Theatre Lane), Central, Hong Kong, 2808 4727, beyondsleep.com.hk

Domus Home — Cotton, natural linen, high-thread count bed sheets

Thinking of splurging on some fancy Egyptian combed cotton and Portuguese duvets? Domus Home is all about seeking out the crème de la crème of home textiles from around the world. As a bonus, you’ll find that most of the products here are made from natural fibres like cotton and linen — all the better for letting your skin breathe while you sleep!

Domus Home, www.domus-home.com

MUJI — Shop organic cotton bed sheets and other bedding in Hong Kong

Bringing together simplicity, affordability and utility, MUJI is fantastic for all sorts of household essentials, including bedding. Made with organic cotton, MUJI’s cosy bed linens (in stress-reducing colours!) are easily the first thing we’d want to snuggle up in after a long day of work — preferably with a selection of MUJI’s delicious snacks.

MUJI, various locations across Hong Kong, onlineshop.muji.com.hk

Zara Home — Shop bedspreads, bed sheets, duvet covers and more in Hong Kong

We love Zara Home’s rotating seasonal bedding collections! You’ll find everything from bedspreads to flat and fitted sheets, duvet covers, blankets, quilts, pillowcases and more here — all in the brand’s signature soft hues and aesthetically pleasing prints and designs.

Zara Home (Festival Walk), G-26, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Zara Home (Queen’s Road Central), 2/F, Crawford House, 70 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, www.zarahome.com

More Stores In Hong Kong To Buy Bed Sheets, Blankets & More From:

Blanc Des Vosges — Soft-combed cotton bed sheets and linen bedding in a range of finishes. blancdesvosges.com.hk
Bamboa — Eco-friendly and sustainable bedding made of 100 percent bamboo. bamboahome.com
Black Smith Bedding — Super comfy fleece blankets, silky and cotton bedsheets and ‘frozen’ high support pillows. www.blacksmithbedding.com
Lane Crawford — A carefully curated collection of designers and must-shop bedding brands like Fornasetti, Frette and homegrown André Fu Living. www.lanecrawford.com
Urban Outfitters — Shop super fun and colourful bedding sets including marshmallow-like duvets. hk.urbanoutfitters.com

Editor’s Note: This article was most recently updated in November 2025 by Veena Raghunath, with thanks to Sakina Abidi for her contribution.

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Meaningful Christmas Gifts Featuring Iconic Hong Kong Cityscapes

Team Sassy — Sun, 26 Oct 2025 22:00:45 +0000

Ciaolink’s Japanese artisan-crafted gifts that fuse craftsmanship and innovation.

Ciaolink transforms iconic cityscapes — whether it be Tokyo, Kyoto or Hong Kong — into delicate, embossed artworks to create truly meaningful keepsakes. This connection to place makes the brand particularly special for those looking for heartfelt gifts that celebrate city life and personal experiences.

Hong Kong Born, Japanese Artisan Crafted

Founded by Megumi Takami, who started Ciaolink while living in Hong Kong, the brand focuses on utilising meticulous Japanese craftsmanship to bridge global and local perspectives, leveraging a deep understanding of both expats and the local community.

Beyond artistry, Ciaolink is deeply committed to sustainability and has been a proud member of ‘1% for the Planet’ since 2022, donating a portion of sales to environmental causes, reflecting its philosophy of crafting lasting, meaningful gifts that preserve memories for years to come.

A Beautiful Blend of Heritage and Innovation

These creations use Japan’s special Pachica paper combined with foil-stamping techniques executed by skilled artisans, resulting in a rare texture and shimmering transparency that cannot be replicated. Considered a rare material treasured, the stunning artworks are not only visually distinct but also tactilely beautiful.

More than a way for globetrotters to take home memories of their travels, each of these art pieces — 100% made in Japan and crafted by skilled artisans — is designed to last and makes an exceptional Christmas gift. The compact, ready-to-display framed artworks will elevate any home, with its embossed city views and premium, intricate detailing that family and friends will love.

Capturing Places and Hearts

For those bidding farewell to Hong Kong, Ciaolink offers a beloved series capturing iconic landmarks like Victoria Harbour, Man Mo Temple and The Peak. These framed artworks make thoughtful farewell and special presents, allowing people to preserve their time in the city as a lasting memory. Shipping is free within Hong Kong, and overseas delivery is also available.

As a proudly Hong Kong-founded brand, Ciaolink has been trusted by the expat community for more than a decade. Ciaolink has created collaborative products with Japan’s renowned fashion brand BEAMS and Tai Kwun Museum in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong pictures are also carried at M+ Museum Shop and Kapok in Hong Kong. Combining Japanese craftsmanship with worldly sensibilities, these sustainable, timeless pieces at once celebrate life, memory and art.

Sassy Tip: Ciaolink offers worldwide shipping from Japan via DHL. Overseas customers can shop directly through their online store.

Ciaolink, ciaolink.official@gmail.com, Instagram: @ciaolinkofficial, www.ciaolink.store

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Where To Buy Christmas Decorations In Hong Kong

Team Sassy — Thu, 09 Oct 2025 22:00:52 +0000

Fairy lights, tree ornaments — no matter what Christmas decoration you’re after, these Hong Kong home decoration stores have everything you need to deck your place out for the holidays!

Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with stunning holiday and Christmas decorations to really get your home in the festive mood! Between figuring out the party season, stopping by festive displays, buying gifts and hampers and figuring out where to eat, you might forget about decking out your flat for the season. We’ve been there! Whether you’re looking for intricate final touches for your Christmas dinner table setting, party supplies, Hong Kong-inspired hanging ornaments, baubles and toppers for your Christmas tree, string fairy lights, garlands or tinsel — these are the best Hong Kong Christmas decoration stores and online shops!

The Best Christmas Decoration Stores In Hong Kong

Grace & Favour HK – Luxurious Christmas flowers and decorations from the award-winning florist

Deck the halls with award-winning luxury florist, Grace & Favour HK‘s Christmas decorations. Staying true to the classics whilst adding a touch of elegance, pick from centrepieces that’ll stand out for hosting dinners at home, flower boxes that are great for gifting, noble fir wreaths, mini Christmas trees as well as floral vase arrangements in the festive theme. Place your order by 5pm for same day delivery – enjoy free shipping to Hong Kong Island & Kowloon for orders above HK$980.

Grace & Favour HK, Shop 02, Kwan Yick Building Phase 3, 158A Connaught Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
Grace & Favour HK, Shop B209, B2 Floor, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9625 4482, Instagram: @graceandfavourhk, graceandfavourhk.com

Brighten Floriculture — Christmas wreaths, snow globes and more

This gem of a store is found on the famous Flower Market Road in Prince Edward and, bizarrely, has a huge array of Christmas decorations all year round. Take a trip down the busy aisles and take your pick of the decorative pieces, all at reasonable prices.

Brighten Floriculture, 28 Flower Market Road, Prince Edward, Kowloon, Hong Kong

The Lion Rock Press — Hand-painted glass decorations, a wooden advent calendar and more

We love The Lion Rock Press for Christmas decorations! From tree accessories to Christmas cards, gift wrapping paper and tags — this is the perfect one-stop-shop for all your holiday decor needs. This year, don’t miss the hand-painted Christmas glass decorations (including HK taxis and egg tarts!), hanging ornaments and wooden advent calendar available to pre-order now.

The Lion Rock Press, www.thelionrockpress.com

IKEA — Artificial Christmas trees, lights and lamps, baubles and more

IKEA’s special dedicated Christmas shop is full of all sorts of reasonably-priced and affordable Christmas decorations — with everything from artificial Christmas trees to decor, light chains and garlands, wreaths, baubles, ornaments, gift bags and wrapping paper, festive tableware, snow globes and more!

IKEA, various locations across Hong Kong, www.ikea.com.hk

Francfranc — Fabric ornaments, golden tree-toppers and more

Japanese furniture and home décor company Francfranc carries plenty of stylish interior pieces for the festive season! This year’s Christmas shop includes LED-lit Christmas trees, fabric ornaments, wreaths, garlands, golden tree-toppers and so much more — perfect for parties or just to dress up the home for the festive season!

Francfranc Hong Kong, hk.francfranc.net

Inside — Vintage-looking Christmas decorations and more

Inside carefully curates its collection of vintage and contemporary pieces with an emphasis on craftsmanship. Its Christmas offerings include vintage-looking baubles, block-print festive tablecloths and quilts, flat hanging decorations, wreaths, garlands, napkin rings and beautiful candles.

Inside, various locations across Hong Kong, inside-store.com

Marks & Spencers — Classic wreaths, novelty Christmas baubles and more

Deck your home out with Christmas room decorations from Marks & Spencer, with everything from Christmas ornaments and figurines to novelty Christmas baubles, animal stockings, classic garlands and wreaths on offer!

Marks & Spencers, various locations across Hong Kong, www.marksandspencer.com

The Floristry — Winter flower bouquets, vibrant jars and vases

We love The Floristry’s winter collection of jewel-toned flower bouquets and vibrant handmade ceramics and glassware! Perfect for brightening up your holiday spread, order a bouquet, jar, vase, incense and candle holder, botanical soap, hand-painted candles — or even a hamper full of it all. And we’re also eyeing one of its stunning tote bags.

The Floristry, G/F, 18 Gough Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, the-floristry.com

Thorn & Burrow — Furniture, textiles, scented candles, Christmas ornaments and more

Year-round homeware store Thorn & Burrow stocks an eclectic and colourful collection of vases, rugs, stationery, candles, gifts and more — so when the festivities hit, it’s one of our favourite places to head to. You can shop a unique range of quirky, handmade Christmas ornaments, hanging decorations, greeting cards and plenty of goodies for gifting.

Thorn & Burrow Sai Ying Pun, 1/F, 30 High Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
Thorn & Burrow Sai Kung, 1/F, 22 Yi Chun Street, (inside Live Zero Bulk Foods), Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, www.thornandburrow.com

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TREE — Terracotta ornaments, textured candle holders and more

A go-to for all things sustainably stylish, deck out your home with TREE’s unique and timeless pieces, lovingly crafted using reclaimed or recycled solid teak, oak or walnut! This year’s holiday collection features ceramic Christmas tree storage boxes, terracotta ornaments, throws, textured and recycled glass candle holders, and more.

TREE Horizon Plaza, 28/F, Horizon Plaza, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong
TREE HomeSquare, Shop 101-102, HomeSquare, Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong, tree.com.hk

Marimekko — Nordic-style homeware for the holidays

Marimekko Finnish Design House has a stunning selection of home accessories in festive patterns (including Scandinavian fauna and flora inspirations, a black and gold monochrome brick, forests and a Ketunmarja print) for the holidays. Shop mugs, plates, candles, towels, cushion covers, gift wrap, teapots and bowls.

Marimekko Finnish Design House, various locations across Hong Kong, www.marimekko.hk

Indigo Living — Christmas ornaments, festive tableware and more

Longstanding Hong Kong interior brand Indigo Living will never fail you when it comes to elegant home furnishings and upscale decor. This year’s Christmas offerings include full-size trees, garlands, lights, festive tableware, ornaments, Christmas stockings, all sorts of candles, and much more.

Indigo Living, various locations across Hong Kong www.indigo-living.com

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ZARA Home — Christmas tree candles, glittery baubles and more

ZARA Home is another fun and affordable homeware option. You can expect current, contemporary and chic pieces, from linens to picture frames, all at a reasonable price. This year’s holiday collection includes ceramic mushroom decorations, glittery baubles, elegant and fun candles, LED lights, garlands and more.

ZARA Home (Top Floor), 70 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
ZARA Home Festival Walk, G-26, Festival Walk, 80, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.zarahome.com

More Shops To Buy Christmas Decorations In Hong Kong

Etsy — A go-to for unique, handmade and personalised seasonal, holiday and Christmas decorations from thousands of independent sellers and small businesses. www.etsy.com
iDecorate — Christmas decorations, hanging ornaments and more, plus a great option for gifting for the festive season. www.idecorateshop.com
Pottery Barn — While not based in Hong Kong, the online store’s range includes stockings, tree ornaments, wreaths, candles and even Christmas bedding and pillows! www.potterybarn.com
Living PLAZA by Aeon — Items priced at as little as $12, including from Japanese “dollar store” Daiso, like baubles, tinsel, stockings and even Santa hats. www.aeonstores.com.hk
LOG-ON — Christmas-themed window stickers and other festive stationery. logon.com.hk

Party Supply Stores In Hong Kong

You can expect festive collections and great year-round appropriate pieces here, even if you’re just picking up a few fancy napkins, buntings and plastic tableware. Some of our favourite stores include:

Matteo Party — Leading Hong Kong party supply store with themed wall, ceiling, table decorations, games, gifts and more. www.matteoparty.com
Partytime — A Hong Kong favourite for balloons, pinatas, banners, tableware, plus more party items and accessories. www.partytime.com.hk
Party Hero — Elegant and classic Christmas party decorations like gold foil garlands, confetti and more. www.partyhero.com
The Party Boutique — Christmas tableware, bunting, balloons, gift bags, stickers and more. partyboutique.com.hk

Hong Kong Street Markets

The little alleys and market stalls in Hong Kong can be your best friend when it comes to finding bargain decorations. Fuk Wing Street in Sham Shui Po is a great place to start. The whole street is full of shops and market stalls selling everything from tinsel to trees, baubles and lights. If you want to stay on the island, Tai Yuen Street in Wan Chai is another safe bet. Known as “Toy Street”, you’ll find vintage toys, Christmas décor, gifts and plenty of festive goodies here!

Hong Kong Stationery Shops

Hong Kong stationery shops are often chock-full of hidden gems! Drop by for tinsel and baubles, and maybe some hanging banners and card paper. They’re also great for more DIY-type Christmas decorations.

Want more holiday and festive content? Head to our Christmas landing page.

Editor’s Note: “Where To Buy Christmas Decorations In Hong Kong” was originally written by Annie Simpson and was most recently updated in September 2025 by Veena Raghunath, with thanks to Sakina Abidi for her contribution. Sign up for our newsletter to be the first in the know when new Christmas decoration collections go live!

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Where To Buy Christmas Trees In Hong Kong

Team Sassy — Sun, 05 Oct 2025 22:00:42 +0000

Whether you’re after the fresh pine smell of a real fir tree, an affordable IKEA Christmas tree, an eco-friendly artificial tree or just a small one to fit your Hong Kong home — here’s where to buy yours in Hong Kong in 2025!

It’s never too soon to start preparing for the holidays! Christmas is coming and we all know what that means: presents, Champagne, parties and Christmas trees — be it plastic or a fragrant fir. We know how hard it can be, so we’ve put together a handy list of the best places to buy a Christmas tree in Hong Kong, along with helpful tips and tricks on how to dispose of it after the holidays. Here’s to your most stress-free Christmas yet!

Christmas Tree stockists offering real and artificial trees

Christmas Tree Hong Kong — Real, eco-friendly Christmas trees from the US

Christmas Tree Hong Kong has spread festive cheer for over five years, helping our city kick off the season with the perfect tree at the perfect price. This year, highlights include its premium Douglas Fir Trees, sustainably grown on family farms in Oregon. With soft blue-green needles, flawless symmetry and that classic fresh pine scent, these trees make the ideal festive centrepiece. Prices start from $1,088, including free delivery across Hong Kong and an eco-friendly recycling service if needed. Pair your tree with its sturdy, leak-proof stands for effortless setup — whether in your living room or office, Christmas Tree Hong Kong makes the holidays beautiful, stress-free and affordable.

Use code SASSY5% for an extra 5% off on a Premium Douglas Fir Christmas Tree! Offer valid until midnight Friday, October 31st 2025.

Christmas Tree Hong Kong, 2F, Hong Kong Trade Centre, 161 – 167 Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong, 5515 0885, Facebook: @christmastreehongkong, christmastreehongkong.com

XmasTreeOnline — Quality sustainable Christmas trees with convenient home delivery options

Bring the magic of the holidays straight to your home with XmasTreeOnline! Offering responsibly grown, US-sourced Christmas trees that are fresh, sustainably cultivated and perfect for creating a festive winter wonderland to decorate as the centrepiece of your holiday celebrations. With a focus on quality, eco-friendly practices and convenience, XmasTreeOnline makes it easy to celebrate this season joyfully!

Use code EARLYTREE8 for an 8% discount until the end of October. Plus, enjoy 5% off selected Christmas tree accessories with code SASSY (lights, ornaments, decorations and more) year-round when shopping with XmasTreeOnline. While stocks last.

Xmastree Ltd, 1104A, Kai Tak Commercial Bldg, 317-319 Des Voeux Rd Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, Facebook: xmastreeonline, xmastree.online

Anglo Chinese Florist – Christmas trees and wreaths at a range of price points

Anglo Chinese Florist is one of Hong Kong’s most trusted and reliable suppliers of plants and Christmas Trees. Prices start from $1,800, with both tree delivery and removal services available. Anglo Chinese also stocks Christmas wreaths and lights, as well as watering kits, so you can set and forget.

Anglo Chinese Florist, 13 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong, 2921 2986, WhatsApp: 6238 8823, www.anglochinese.com

Chun Hing Garden – Noble Fir and Douglas Fir Christmas trees from the US

Family business Chun Hing Garden has been running for more than 20 years, specialising in Noble Firs and Douglas Firs, offering a range of styles within each variety (all imported from top-tier plantations in the US). As an environmentally conscious company, all its Christmas trees collected are recycled, helping you have an even greener Christmas this year!

Chun Hing Garden, Yuen Long, Kam Tin, Shui Tau Tsuen, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2572 6430, WhatsApp: 9216 9788, chunhinggarden.com

Brighten Floriculture – Small Christmas trees and poinsettias

Brighten Floriculture is the shop to visit at the Flower Market — and it’s especially festive at Christmas time. If you don’t have much room in your Hong Kong apartment, one of its miniature potted Christmas trees is just what you need! The poinsettias also add a minimal but festive touch to your flat. While you’re there, pick out a few Christmas gnomes to take home with you; they make for super adorable holiday decorations.

Brighten Floriculture, 18 Flower Market Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.brighten.hk

Florist Paradise Limited – Wholesale Christmas trees and poinsettias

From the 10ftNoble Fir Christmas tree to the classic poinsettia, Florist Paradise is your go-to for wholesale Christmas trees and plants. Located in the New Territories, it specialises in sourcing Nobel Firs that come in six different sizes. There are also disposal and recycling services available at an additional cost.

Florist Paradise Limited, 65 Kau Liu Ha, Lam Tsuen, Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2677 9828, www.fpgreening.com

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DaSilva’s Creations – Wholesale artificial Christmas trees, table linen and tablescaping

Achieving the ‘wow’ factor is easy with DaSilva’s Creations’ Christmas trees and wreaths! With different themes available, ranging from traditional to contemporary, all of the trees come beautifully decorated with ornaments, textured ribbons, bead garlands, crystals, a star topper and white LED lights. Contact DaSilva’s Creations directly for a quote.

DaSilva’s Creations, 2792 7910, www.dasilvacreations.com

IKEA – Sustainably grown Scandinavian Firs and more

IKEA Christmas trees are a truly affordable gem, and, as a bonus, you can also rely on them for any additional Christmas decorating needs. Choose from its real Scandinavian Fir IKEA Christmas trees ($1,000 for a 4-5 ft. tree or $1,300 for 6-7 ft. tree, including delivery and a stand) or opt for an artificial tree for as little as $299.

IKEA, various locations across Hong Kong, www.ikea.com

P&F Garden – Christmas wreaths, Christmas trees and poinsettias

Specialising in professional interior decoration and garden maintenance, P&F Garden’s Christmas trees and poinsettias showcase the company expertise. The nursery and garden centre is a popular spot for buying real Christmas trees, including Noble Firs and Douglas Firs. While a bit of a trek, it’s worth a visit to its showroom to check out the tree you want in your home this festive season!

P&F Garden, 50 Shui Choi Tin Village, Victoria Road, Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong, 2812 0948, www.pnfgarden.hk

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Sophie’s Christmas Trees – Quality Christmas trees, wreaths, poinsettias and Christmas decorations

With over 20 years of experience, Sophie’s Christmas Trees guarantees you a tree of the highest quality (with trees sourced from Oregon in the US). You’ll find wreaths, poinsettias and three different types of Christmas trees here, so it won’t take long to find everything you need to get your house holiday-ready!

Sophie’s Christmas Trees, 42E Ha Pun Shan, Ma On Shan Road, Ma On Shan, New Territories, Hong Kong, www.sophieshk.com

Flower Market – Affordable Christmas trees; visit during November and December

Spend hours browsing through the selection of real and artificial Christmas trees, festive decorations, holiday plants and more at the Flower Market. Prices are more affordable than most places on the island, and it’s a fun day out in itself.

Flower Market, Flower Market Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.flower-market.hk

Ellermann Flower Boutique – Christmas trees with a sophisticated touch

You might not immediately think of the sophisticated Ellermann when you’re on the hunt for a big, bushy Christmas tree, but this pick is worth a visit simply for its collection of stunning wreaths and festive floral arrangements. We’ll be treating ourselves to a mini tree for our office desk!

Ellermann Flower Boutique, Shop 109 1/F Landmark Atrium, Landmark, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, 2618 0910

Oncor Recycled Christmas Trees – Trees made using recycled PVC plastic

Oncor is one of your best bets for an artificial Christmas tree in Hong Kong. Stocking trees ranging in size from three feet tall to a whopping 12 feet, in any style you can imagine, we also love the brand’s focus on sustainability, using recycled PVC plastic and eco-friendly packing materials to increase the longevity of its products.

Oncor Recycled Christmas Trees, www.oncortrees.hk

Royal Christmas – LED Christmas trees to light up any space

With several different collections on offer, Royal Christmas takes a corporate approach and sells to businesses only. If your office is in desperate need of Christmas spirit — get in touch!

Royal Christmas, 10/F, Houston Industrial Building, Flat D, 32-40 Wang Lung Street, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong, 3987 1028, www.royalchristmas.com.hk

Francfranc — Christmas Tree starter sets from the chic Japanese home decor and lifestyle brand

For the busy corporate girlies, Francfranc is your go-to for chic Christmas starter sets, complete with a tree, ornaments, LED lights, a tree skirt and topper — all bundled into one set so your holiday shopping is complete in one trip! It’s worth keeping your eye on its selection, as Francfranc has dropped special collaboration trees, such as the Star Wars limited edition tree set. And while you’re there, why not pick up a cute home decor piece or two?

Sassy Tip: It’s best to check the stores regularly in early October and November — these sets tend to vanish fast!

Francfranc, various locations across Hong Kong, hk.francfranc.net

Rosewood — Luxury Christmas Trees from a floral boutique

Rosewood’s stunning in-house floral boutique, Blooms & Blossoms, brings its signature luxury flair to the festive season with lush floral arrangements, seasonal greenery, elegant wreaths and garlands. In previous years, the shop has stocked Rosewood’s signature Noble Fir Christmas Trees — complete with professional setup and delivery services. Keep your eye on its homepage, as trees will be available soon!

Rosewood Hong Kong, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.rosewoodhkshop.com

Gift Flowers — USA Noble Fir Trees with free delivery

While Gift Flowers is primarily a floral and bouquet delivery brand, its Christmas trees, wreaths and bouquets are definitely worth a browse! Offering up real Noble Fir Christmas Tree sustainably grown in the USA, its selection is freshly washed and recut, with free Hong Kong delivery, optional stand and an eco removal service for your home or office! Plus, the brand also offers mini trees in DIY or pre-decorated editions!

Gift Flowers, giftflowers.com.hk

Woodsy Garden — Grade A++ Noble Fir Christmas Trees in seven different sizes

Florist & plant shop, Woodsy Garden, not only specialises in stunning bouquets but also Grade A++ Noble Fir Christmas Trees. Ranging in seven sizes from mini trees suited for small apartments to 8ft in height, Woodsy Garden’s trees are sustainably sourced from the US. With each purchase, you can also receive a complimentary tree stand made in the US and convenient home delivery.

Woodsy Garden, woodsygarden.com.hk/christmas-tree

Where To Dispose Of Or Recycle Your Christmas Tree In Hong Kong

Getting rid of your Christmas trees can be quite a chore. While you’re mulling over the choice between a Douglas Fir and a Virginia Pine, it’s wise to start planning how to dispose of your tree once the festive season wraps up.

For those who lean towards eco-friendly disposal options, consider these:

Community Green Stations: These stations dot various locations across Hong Kong, offering a convenient way to recycle your unwanted Christmas trees. Keep in mind that only natural trees are accepted, so don’t even think about sneaking in that plastic one! www.wastereduction.gov.hk
EcoPark: Hong Kong’s inaugural recycling business park boasts a biomass section where you can drop off your natural Christmas tree. While you’re there, make it a family outing and explore the engaging Visitor’s Centre with the kids. www.ecopark.com.hk

Additionally, many local florists and Christmas tree delivery services in Hong Kong listed in this guide also offer disposal and recycling services, complimentary, or for a nominal fee! Don’t overlook this convenient option; simply check the extra box when you’re filling out your order form.

Editor’s Note: “Where To Buy Your Christmas Tree In Hong Kong” was most recently updated by Team Sassy in October 2025.

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What To Buy At Shenzhen Costco: The Ultimate Shopping Guide

Jessica Yim — Wed, 24 Sep 2025 22:00:44 +0000

From supplement multipacks to frozen American classics, Costco has everything you need in life (not being dramatic). Thankfully, the superstore’s branch in Shenzhen means that Sassy is here to highlight all the food, lifestyle, electronics and even camping gear you absolutely cannot miss.

When Costco first opened in Shenzhen, the queues were legendary — shoppers waited hours just to get a taste of the iconic American warehouse shopping experience. Now, the hype has settled (a little), but the deals are still unbeatable. With its single-floor layout featuring a mix of American and Chinese products, Shenzhen Costco is worth a trip across the border. Sassy tried-and-approved, this is our guide on what to buy, how to shop smart and the hidden gems you won’t want to miss at Shenzhen Costco. So clear out your freezer space, pack a suitcase and read on to discover more!

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How To Get There & Getting It All Home
Seasonal Steals
Electronic & Gadget Recommendations
Clothing Deals
Home Supplies
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Fresh Food & Bakery Finds
Pharmacy & Beauty
The Costco Food Court

Getting there (and getting it all home)

Costco Shenzhen is open daily from 9am to 9pm, and many Hong Kongers can head over via tour buses or private cars arranged exclusively just for Costco runs, or by taking public transport. The fastest and most convenient method to travel to China is via the High-Speed Rail from Hong Kong West Kowloon Station to Shenzhen North Station, which takes under 30 minutes. Other options include the MTR (Metro) via the East Rail Line to the Lo Wu or Lok Ma Chau border crossings, or a ferry from Hong Kong Sheung Wan or the airport to Shekou Port. Once in Shenzhen, use Shenzhen Metro Line 4 or Line 6 to reach Hongshan Station.

If you’re worried about how to lug everything back, look for the SF Express stall near the garage — they’ll pack and ship your haul back home, often the same or next day. And yes, their shipping limits basically don’t exist.

Sassy Tip: They only speak Mandarin, so prepare a translation app or brush up on your Chinese skills! Don’t forget to have your home address ready in Chinese.

Seasonal Steals — For seasonal essentials

Upon entering Costco, the first thing you’ll see are the seasonal items, which should give you a small taste of what’s to come. While this rotates, you can always expect daily essentials (especially in Hong Kong, where the weather is pretty consistently hot all year round!) From sunscreen and handheld fans (yes, Hong Kong daily essentials) to umbrellas in every style (again, Hong Kong essentials), Shenzhen Costco makes the perfect trip for a Hong Konger. Plus, you’ll also see year-round supplies like camping chairs and water activity gear (like goggles and swimming rings!) for your next beach day or hike!

Electronics & Gadgets — Camera bundles and electronic staples

The electronics section is surprisingly strong, with great pricing on electronics and camera bundles. From door cameras (~¥2,800) to the infamous vlogging camera, the DJI Osmo, Costco’s electronic section is not only well-stocked, but up-to-date on the latest gadgets. For those who like filming on the go, various bundles of Insta360 cameras are available starting from ¥3,000. We also recommend checking out the Anker 100W wall charger — with three ports, it’s like an extension cable, without the trip-hazard wire!

Plus, for the singers and karaoke fanatics, you can even invest in your very own Karaoke machine for at-home singing without the hefty price (soundproofing sold separately).

Sassy Tip: Everything is plug-compatible for China, so you may need some extra adapters for use in Hong Kong or abroad!

Clothing Deals — Looking good on a budget

Costco’s clothing aisles are basically a fashion treasure hunt. You’ll find the Kirkland Signature line, which delivers affordable basics that are surprisingly good quality, alongside branded outlet-style pieces that feel straight out of a TJ Maxx haul — think Adidas tracksuits, sneakers, socks and more. Stock rotates quickly, so if you spot something you love, don’t wait — because chances are it won’t be there next time (but that’s just an excuse for you to go back again!)

Pantry Staples & Paper Goods — Laundry capsules and Samsonite luggage sets

When it comes to home supplies, Shenzhen Costco does not disappoint. Stocking up on household staples at Shenzhen Costco is a no-brainer — especially if you’ve got the storage space. Paper towels and toilet paper come in giant packs that’ll keep you covered for ages, while the nuts, dried fruit and supplements are sold in mega multipacks perfect for families (or serious snackers).

You’ll spot Glasslock tempered glass food storage sets (around ¥200) and Pyrex dish sets that are of solid value. Plus, our Sassy Team loves to stock up on laundry capsules in bulk!

For bigger-ticket finds, the Costco-exclusive Samsonite three-piece luggage sets (around ¥1,000) are a complete steal compared to retail.

And if you’re the outdoorsy type, don’t skip the camping tents, folding chairs and reinforced cooler bags!

Don’t skip the pet section either — it’s full of Kirkland-branded food and toys that’ll make your furry friend just as happy about your Costco run as you are, especially for those of us with larger dogs!

Sassy Tip: If you underestimate how much you’re hauling back, grab a portable cart in-store for just over ¥100 — you can test it and roll it out the same day!

Costco’s stunning alcohol selection — Quality spirits for a fraction of the price

Costco’s Kirkland Signature alcohol line is the ultimate not-so-secret hack for savvy shoppers. Their vodka is famously produced in the same distillery as Grey Goose, just bottled under the Kirkland name for a fraction of the price. The gin follows the same formula — Bombay Sapphire quality without the hefty price tag. And if you’re into wine or spirits, keep an eye out for vintage bottles and premium liquor, which are often sold here at prices you’d never find in regular retail.

Health Food — Chinese medicine and supplements for daily snacking

For those interested in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Costco offers at ¥245, a huge double pack of Chun Pei, aka Dried Tangerine Peels, which are often used as traditional seasoning in Chinese cooking and traditional medicine. Offering antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits, improved digestive health and even contribution to skin, hair and oral health, the double pack at Costco comes at a fraction of the price you might expect from a TCM store in Hong Kong.

Frozen Food — American and international classics for home cooking

The frozen aisle at Shenzhen Costco is absolute heaven for anyone craving American comfort food. Think giant boxes of mozzarella sticks, mac & cheese and tater tots ready to go straight from your freezer. You’ll also find frozen shrimp, Korean dumplings and noodles and perfectly sliced beef — ideal for a DIY Korean BBQ or Hotpot night at home! Plus, jumbo sizes of daily staples like yoghurt, but at incredible value (Chobani yoghurt is our fave!).

Sassy Tip: Come hungry to test out some free samples! Not only are they a highlight of the shopping experience, but they’re a delicious and helpful way to test out a new product before you buy it!

Read More: The Best Burgers In Hong Kong

Fresh Food & Bakery Finds — Rotisserie chickens and decadent desserts

The fresh food and bakery section at Shenzhen Costco is where the real feasting begins. You’ll find party-size tiramisu, massive birthday cakes, sushi platters and the iconic rotisserie chicken (at just ¥40, it’s even better value than some Hong Kong Lunch Sets!) alongside cooked ribs and party trays that make party entertaining effortless. Seasonal bakes are a must-try too, with pistachio croissants, matcha or durian cream puffs and even a decadent durian cheesecake (if you dare!). For the savoury fans, Costco-sized prosciutto trays and hefty cheese blocks (look out for gems like Drunken Goat) are unbeatable for the price and ideal for tapas nights.

Sassy Tip: The fresh fruit is incredible, but tricky to bring back across the border, so best to enjoy it on the spot!

Pharmacy & Beauty — Stock up on trending Korean and Japanese beauty

While Costco Shenzhen doesn’t stock medication, the pharmacy and beauty aisles are still worth a stop. You’ll be able to find supplements and protein powders in a sure supply, and every vitamin you could possibly be deficient in!

You’ll also find Asian beauty products in jumbo packs (think 1+1 deals!), plus Japanese skincare like Mentholatum Lotions for around ¥100 for four bottles and even a good helping of Korean sunscreens. For everyday essentials, they’ve also got pads and other sanitary products, although tampons aren’t part of the lineup.

Food Court Staples — Because you can’t go home without stopping at the food court

Last but definitely not least is the Costco food court, which serves up all the American classics with a few fun local twists. You can dig into huge pizzas with rotating flavours, seasonal goodies like the Korean-inspired bulgogi bake and even buckets of Kirkland crispy fried chicken. Depending on the time of year, you might also spot corn or seafood soups or festive treats like pork mooncakes (not the weirdest one we’ve seen). It’s a Costco tradition to make a stop at the food court, so you must oblige.

Shopping at Shenzhen Costco is more than just stocking up — it’s an experience. Between seasonal steals, massive frozen multipacks and the thrill of finding Kirkland’s secret-label luxury alcohol, it’s easy to lose hours (and trolley space). Bring a suitcase (or buy a cart), set aside a full day and get ready to shop smarter, not harder!

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Stylish Serviced Apartments & Short-Term Rentals In Hong Kong

Team Sassy — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 22:00:14 +0000

Looking for a serviced apartment in Hong Kong or Kowloon? These luxurious furnished short-term rentals offer designer flats near transportation hubs for the ultimate move-in-ready homes!

If you’re in the market for a new living space but aren’t ready to commit to a specific location (or want to try out a few!), a co-living space or short-term stay serviced apartment is a great option. You can move right into a fully furnished flat and enjoy all the facilities and services of a luxury hotel, without having to make any long-term commitments — but be careful, you may never want to leave! Scroll through for our selection of the best serviced apartments in Hong Kong, for all your short-term stay and rental needs.

Weave Living, Weave Suites & Weave Residences – Furnished private homes with hotel-like comfort

Weave Living offers beautifully furnished private homes in three prime locations on Hong Kong Island. Expect hotel-like comfort and the ultimate convenience, with design-forward furniture and appliances, generous storage, modern bathrooms and luxurious beds. Weave Suites houses a total of 83 serviced apartments in Sai Ying Pun, while Weave Residences Mid-Levels houses 48 private homes with panoramic harbour views and the Weave Residences Robinson offers 25 two-bedroom homes. Choose a closed or open kitchen layout depending on your culinary preferences. Did we mention plenty of residences are pet-friendly?

Weave Suites — Central West, 123 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, www.weave-living.com/serviced-living
Weave Residences — Mid-Levels, 8 Hospital Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, www.weave-living.com/luxury-living
Weave Residences — Robinson, 68 Robinson Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, 2155 1400, Instagram: @liveatweave, www.weave-living.com

The Repulse Bay de Ricou – Luxurious fully furnished beachside homes

Dreaming of panoramic ocean views? The Repulse Bay – de Ricou offers private beachside homes that will make you feel like you’re on vacay, every day. Just 15 minutes from the city, choose from spacious two-bedroom (1,735 to 1,805 sq. ft) and three-bedroom duplex (3,409 sq. ft) serviced units that all come with a complimentary membership to the massive clubhouse and access to a shuttle bus service and shopping arcade. What’s more, the Resident Ambassador Team, Guest Communication Centre, resident app and TRBChat – a one-stop e-concierge service – will all have your daily needs taken care of. You can also unlock exclusive benefits from The Peninsula Hotels as The Repulse Bay is owned and operated by The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Limited.

The Repulse Bay – de Ricou, 109 Repulse Bay Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, 2292 2808, Instagram: @therepulsebayhongkong, www.therepulsebay.com

GARDENEast Serviced Apartment — Stylish urban oasis in Wan Chai

Discover GARDENEast – Wan Chai’s premier serviced apartment haven! This lush, 28-floor oasis offers 216 beautifully furnished units, from sleek studios to executive suites with private balconies and full kitchens. Enjoy top-tier amenities like a rooftop garden, gym and BBQ areas, all just minutes from the MTR and Wan Chai’s buzzing dining scene. Whether you’re staying in Hong Kong for a month or longer, GARDENEast blends urban convenience with serene garden living.

GARDENEast Serviced Apartment, 222 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 3973 3388, www.gardeneast.com.hk

Lanson Place Causeway Bay – Refined elegance with long-term stay amenities for a comfortable stay

Reopened in March 2024 after a major transformation by French “master of luxury” Pierre-Yves Rochon, Lanson Place in Causeway Bay is where French sophistication meets Hong Kong’s dynamic energy. This luxury boutique hotel offers generously sized rooms, suites and penthouse residences with various sizes and configurations, from open-plan to two-bedroom layouts, designed for long-term stays. Facilities include in-room kitchenettes, a 24-hour fitness centre, a free laundry room and a housekeeping service, with the linens changed three times a week. Psst! We hear the penthouse residences come with a fridge, washing machine and dishwasher, making these the ideal home away from home!

Lanson Place Causeway Bay, 133 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 3477 6888, Instagram: @lansonplacecausewaybay, lansonplace.com

Apartment O – High-privacy, luxurious furnished serviced apartments in CWB & Happy Valley

Opulent furnishings, vintage-style décor — Apartment O instantly transports you back in time to 1930s Hong Kong and Shanghai. Apartment O presents distinct lifestyle experiences in two iconic districts: in Causeway Bay, opulent low-rise residences feature just two expansive vintage-inspired suites per floor (1,020–1,500 sqft.), each with private balconies and en-suite jacuzzi baths. In Happy Valley, overlooking the racecourse, one-bedroom suites per floor equipped with designer appliances offer an ideal sanctuary for expectant mothers or pet-loving families (located just minutes from the Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital!) along with 24-hour gym access from the second floor. Both locations include 24-hour customer service, twice-weekly cleaning, and are pet-friendly, ensuring each stay is luxurious and personal!

Apartment O (Causeway Bay), 5 Hoi Ping Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9858 0812
Apartment O (Happy Valley), 25 Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9165 6769, www.apartmento.hk

Townplace – West Kowloon, Soho & Kennedy Town serviced apartments for professionals

Townplace is a premium residential leasing brand offering flexible, high-quality apartments for young professionals in prime Hong Kong locations. Its three properties — Townplace Soho, Kennedy Town and the mega flagship West Kowloon (opened in 2023) — are all strategically connected to transportation hubs for easy city access. The unique Townplace Community concept provides networking and wellness activities, fostering a creative, leisure-focused lifestyle for residents.

Townplace Soho, 18 Caine Road, Central, Hong Kong, 7073 3300, www.townplace.com.hk/en/soho
Townplace Kennedy Town, 97 Belcher’s Street, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong,9383 9979, www.townplace.com.hk/en/kennedytown
Townplace West Kowloon, 10 Lai Ying Street, West Kowloon, Kowloon, Hong Kong,7073 3377, westkowloon.townplace.com.hk/stay

Read More: Your Guide To West Kowloon Cultural District

Harbour Plaza – North Point & Hung Hom serviced suites

Harbour Plaza offers serviced suites in two Hong Kong locations, providing a hotel-like experience with flexible monthly terms. The Metropolis in Hung Hom features stylish suites with kitchenettes and harbour or city views, while the North Point venue provides fully furnished suites equipped for longer stays. Both properties allow residents to enjoy full hotel amenities without additional fees.

Harbour Plaza North Point, 665 King’s Road, North Point, Hong Kong, 2187 8888, www.harbour-plaza.com/northpoint

Harbour Plaza Metropolis, 7 Metropolis Drive, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3160 6888, www.harbour-plaza.com/metropolis

Read More: Your Guide To Hung Hom Hotspots

K11 Artus – Luxury serviced apartments with award-winning design and facilities

K11 Artus is an ultra-luxury residential concept in Hong Kong, offering artisanal homes with breathtaking Victoria Harbour or city views from private balconies. Located in the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront district above the K11 Musea cultural-retail complex, it provides a sophisticated living experience for global creatives. The residences range from one to three bedrooms and penthouses, and are all fully equipped with high-end amenities and complimentary in-room entertainment.

K11 Artus, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2107 3388, www.artus.com.hk/en/residences

Read More: The Best Museums In Hong Kong

Dash Living — Fully furnished apartments in Central, Sheung Wan, Aberdeen & Kowloon

Dash promises hotel-like comfort in its fully furnished spaces with complimentary cleaning services. Choose from serviced apartments like Dash Living on Prat, on Hollywood and The Aberdeen by Dash Living. The standard rent includes water, electricity, Wi-Fi, as well as weekly housekeeping and essential toiletries, enabling you to move in seamlessly

Dash Living, various locations across Hong Kong, 3001 5774, www.dash.co

The Staunton – Sophisticated serviced apartments in Soho

Catering to young professionals and executives, The Staunton isn’t just a place to hang your hat, but a home base that will add colour to your life. The serviced property’s 57 elegantly appointed suites elevate contemporary home comforts, providing quality services and lifestyle offerings (such as gyms and business centres) to its residents. Not only are the suites housed in a plush new building, but the convenient location in the heart of Soho means easy access to some fantastic dining and leisure hotspots.

The Staunton, 22 Staunton Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong, 8107 0038, www.thestauntonsuites.com.hk

The Johnston – Modern serviced suites in a lively neighbourhood

Nestled in the vibrant neighbourhood of Wan Chai, The Johnston is steps away from some of the city’s liveliest shopping, entertainment and dining destinations. In addition to easy access to everything you need for both business and pleasure, this serviced property boasts 87 suites, kitted out with modern furnishings and all the essential amenities you require for comfortable living. Guests can also enjoy the property’s rooftop leisure area and gym in their downtime, as well as housekeeping services twice a week.

The Johnston, 74-80 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 8107 0038, www.thejohnstonsuites.com

Service Apartment Hong Kong (SA / HK) – Easy-to-use directory of Hong Kong’s most popular serviced apartments

Browse through listings on Service Apartment Hong Kong, the official directory for Hong Kong serviced apartments, to find everything from economical to luxury serviced apartments, studios to three-bedroom flats and pet-friendly options. Compare what’s on offer all over Hong Kong, from Central to Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui and book any of the city’s fabulous serviced apartments directly. You can find flexible rental terms from one to 12 months’ stay.

Service Apartment, 15/F Nexxus Building, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9859 0909, enquiry@serviceapartment.hk, serviceapartment.hk

EAST Residences – Comfortable serviced apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows and ample storage

Formerly known as Taikoo Place Apartments, EAST Residences offers stylish studios, one to two-bedroom suites or penthouses. Guests here are able to enjoy the 24-hour gym, lounge, reading area and terrace, as well as a private kitchen and dining area available to rent for parties.

EAST Residences, 23 Tong Chong Street, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2901 3628, www.easthotels.com

Loplus Serviced Apartments – Serviced apartments located in prime locations

Loplus Serviced Apartments’ two properties offer spacious serviced apartments that come fully furnished with stylish décor and a well-equipped kitchen. Your all-inclusive monthly rent covers deluxe in-room amenities and services as well as exclusive access to the gym, executive lounge, Sky Garden and a function venue.

Loplus@Hennessy Serviced Apartments, 388 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Loplus@Johnston Serviced Apartments, 5 Luard Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2625 2323, www.loplus.com.hk

Hotel Madera Hollywood – Fully furnished serviced apartment in the heart of Central

Located in the heart of Central, Hotel Madera Hollywood is easy to spot, with an eye-catching mural that features the likes of Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. A long-stay hotel package comprises a welcome pack on arrival, daily room cleaning (Monday to Saturday), linen and towel changes, complimentary wifi, broadband internet and local calls, all-included utilities, plus complimentary use of the Hollywood Lounge and gym.

Hotel Madera Hollywood, 53-55 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, 3913 2888, www.maderagroup.com

Hong Kong Parkview – Fully furnished, luxurious serviced apartments for long stays

Nestled within the tranquil Tai Tam Country Park and overlooking the stunning southern coastline, Hong Kong Parkview offers flexible stays from one month up to two years. As for amenities, you’ll find extensive state-of-the-art recreational facilities, eight dining outlets and a shuttle bus to take you to Central in just 15 minutes.

Hong Kong Parkview, 88 Tai Tam Reservoir Road, Tai Tam, Hong Kong, 2812 3456, www.hongkongparkview.com

D’HOME – Personalised concierge service with swimming pool, gym and more

At D’HOME, customise your short-term lease serviced home to suit your lifestyle and specific needs. Situated in a prime location in the Wan Chai neighbourhood, enjoy a fully-furnished unit with personalised concierge service and access to the Exclusive Lifestyle Experience Club.

D’Home, Queen’s Cube, 239 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 3108 3636, www.dhome.com.hk

Queen’s Garden – Stunning views and luxurious serviced apartment in Mid-Levels

Boasting some of the best views of Victoria Harbour, Queen’s Garden houses a range of one to four-bedroom units, each with a well-equipped kitchen and laundry appliances. The building also features an array of health and wellness facilities, including a gym, pool and day spa.

Queen’s Garden, 9 Old Peak Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, 9338 7380, www.queensgarden.com

Rosewood Residences – Long stay in an award-winning hotel

Rosewood Hong Kong’s lofty serviced residences comprise 186 ultra-luxe studios, one and two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom duplexes, which boast stunning views of the Victoria Harbour or Peak. Guests also have access to a private club where they can enjoy the lounge, pool and fitness centre.

Rosewood Residences, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3891 8888, www.rosewoodhotels.com

Skyla – Duplex and studio apartments for long stays

Skyla comprises 42 beautifully furnished apartments, complete with a private, wood-decked veranda and open floor design. Combined with housecleaning and linen service, a full-service gym and a beautiful garden terrace, this serviced apartment offers peaceful solitude amid the busy city.

Skyla, 32 Sands Street, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, 3728 0088, www.skyla.com.hk

The Grand Blossom Serviced Apartments – Affordable and furnished apartments in Kowloon

Winner of Squarefoot’s Best Guest Experience Award for eight consecutive years, The Grand Blossom Serviced Apartments is a sure bet. It offers two to three-bedroom suites, which include a kitchenette, housekeeping and laundry services, plus access to the Reading Lounge and Fitness Area.

The Grand Blossom Serviced Apartments, 123 Bulkeley Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 6999 5123, www.grandblossom.com.hk

The Mercury – Chic New York-style apartments

For a taste of the Big Apple in Hong Kong, The Mercury, with its New York-inspired interiors, is the place to stay. Just steps away from Tai Hang, the building features its own gym, along with a rooftop BBQ pit — perfect for entertaining in the summer!

The Mercury, 23 Mercury Street, Tin Hau, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2842 4597, www.themercury.com.hk

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3COINS Versus Daiso: The Japanese Lifestyle & ¥100 Stores Taking Over HK

Anna Lentchner — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 05:50:24 +0000

From Hysan Place’s 3COINS to Daiso all across Hong Kong, our craze over Japanese discount stores feels endless. But how do these ultra-affordable lifestyle shops compare?

Move over, Daiso — there’s a new Japanese discount store in town! 3COINS, the trendy, Osaka-born ¥300 lifestyle brand, recently opened its first Hong Kong flagship at Hysan Place, promising stylish home goods and accessories at wallet-friendly prices. But how does it stack up against Daiso, the OG ¥100 shop that’s been a staple for budget shoppers worldwide? From pricing quirks to product vibes, let’s break down what sets these two Japanese imports apart.

What Is A ¥100 Store: How Do 3COINS & Daiso Differ?

Think of ¥100 shops the Japanese equivalent to the UK’s Poundland or Dollar Tree in the US, where almost everything costs ¥100 (about $5, plus tax). These shops are packed with everything from kitchenware to stationery, all at unbeatable prices. The king of ¥100 stores, Daiso boasts 34 Hong Kong outposts under Aeon’s Living Plaza brand. Known for its chaotic variety and ultra-low prices (most items start at $12), it’s a one-stop shop for practical — if not always chic — finds.

A sleeker sibling to the ¥100 model, 3COINS prices items at ¥300 ($18, tax-included) and focuses on trendy home decor, fashion accessories and collabs. Its Hysan Place store mirrors Japanese pricing — unlike Daiso, which adjusts costs overseas — and targets shoppers wanting “affordable aesthetics” (think Muji on a budget). The key difference? Daiso wins on sheer volume and bargains, while 3COINS trades up for design flair.

The 3COINS Craze: Homeware, Pet Goodies & Kitchen Must-Haves

Because of its pricing, Daiso has become a Hong Kong favourite for cheap cleaning products, toiletries like makeup and skincare, plus knickknacks like craft-making supplies. But if you’re hunting for affordable and aesthetic upgrades, 3COINS is your go-to for Instagram-worthy homeware, adorable pet accessories and clever kitchen gadgets with a minimalist Japanese twist. Here’s what makes 3COINS’s 2,500 product lineup stand out:

Stylish & Functional Homewear

Minimalist decor: Think sleek storage bins, geometric vases and neutral-toned bedding
Space-saving furniture: Foldable stools, stackable organisers and compact shelving units
Seasonal collections: Limited-edition drops, like cherry blossom-themed cushions or Christmas decorations

A-rawr-able Pet Accessories

Costumes: Takoyaki-shaped outfits and yukata for furry friends
Practical gear: Collapsible food bowls, plush pet beds and even pet-friendly umbrellas
Trendy collars & toys: Fun shaped chew toys and accessories

Cheap Yet Chic Kitchen Tools

Silicone gadgets: Non-slip pot holders, quirky jelly moulds and easy-clean brushes
Meal prep helpers: Compact bento boxes, reusable ice packs and portion-control containers
Aesthetic tableware: Pastel mugs, wooden cutlery sets and minimalist dish racks

Is 3COINS Worth The Hype?

Considering the social media hype, we expected big things from 3COINS’s opening in Causeway Bay — and while we weren’t necessarily disappointed by the products, we also weren’t blown away. For one, the basement-level Hysan Place store is rather small (hence the massive queues that persist to this day), so the shop gets unnecessarily crowded and makes browsing difficult. This makes running errands pretty inconvenient, so we’ll be sticking to Daiso’s massive outposts for everyday items.

On the other hand, we were pleasantly surprised by the range of jewellery and accessories offered at 3COINS, from cute claw claw clips and earrings to rings, hair bobbles and more (all priced at just $18!). We also weren’t let down by the homeware and furniture, but it’s worth noting that nearly all retail for far higher than $18. For instance, our editor purchased a small fluffy seat that doubles as storage for $80. That’s still affordable (IKEA sells something similar for nearly $200), but it’s not ¥300.

Nevertheless, considering Hong Kongers’ obsession with all things Japanese (especially for a bargain!) we’re fairly certain that 3COINS is here to stay. We just hope the next location is a little larger, stocks more products and perhaps is based Kowloon-side.

3COINS, B209B & B210–212, B2/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, yaichi.co/v2/tc/content/3coins

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Your Guide To Co-Living Spaces In Hong Kong

Team Sassy — Wed, 02 Jul 2025 22:00:55 +0000

Keen to try a new way of renting? From Dash Living and Weave to Owl Square, here are the best co-living spaces in Hong Kong, including shared apartments, flat complexes and more…

Have you heard of co-living spaces? Similar to co-working spaces and offices, co-living offers young professionals (especially in a brand-new city!) an alternative to traditional apartment and flat renting that’s far more affordable than what’s available in our city’s pricey property market. These co-living spaces are flexible (short-term rental plans!), spacious and modern, fitted with all the furniture and appliances you could need (like a serviced apartment!), and come with plenty of benefits and amenities (depending on the co-living space) and usually a communal space too, so you’ll feel right at home and well looked after. Here are our picks of the best co-living spaces in Hong Kong.

Weave Studios by Weave Living – Co-Living options in lively urban locations

Weave Studios by Weave Living combines comfort, convenience and community — offering you a premium experience at an affordable price. Your spacious furnished home comes with stylish interiors and state-of-the-art appliances. Expect flexible rental terms, fun communal spaces, regular social events and easy online booking. It’s perfect for long stays, with the flexibility to start from just three days. Whether you are settling into Hong Kong or planning an extended visit, Weave Studios is great for those seeking lively urban locations. Monthly rates start from $9,000 for a hassle-free move.

Weave Studios, various locations across Hong Kong, 2155 1400, Instagram: @weave_studios, www.weave-living.com

Dash Living – Fully furnished co-living homes located in Central, Sheung Wan, Aberdeen and across Kowloon

Dash promises hotel-like comfort in its fully furnished spaces (each fitted with their own private bathrooms), with weekly housekeeping. Choose from studios and one-bedrooms in prime locations across Hong Kong Island and Kowloon (plus Singapore, Japan and Australia if you’re looking abroad) as well as serviced apartments like Dash Living on Hollywood and The Aberdeen by Dash Living. This co-living pick also hosts a wide range of monthly social events for its residents, including member-only fitness classes, lunch with exclusive partners, singalongs around the communal table, happy hour on the rooftop and more. Private rooms start from $10,800 and studios start from $11,300.

Dash Living, various locations across Hong Kong, 3001 5774, www.dash.co

Owl Square Co-living – Innovative and digitalised co-living spaces

Owl Square Co-living provides minimal, affordable and functional living spaces, with high-quality furniture sourced from Europe and Asia. Each unit comes with a fully equipped kitchen and unlimited wifi, as well as weekly cleaning and point-to-point laundry services. Plus, for extra convenience, the Owl Square app allows you to unlock your door and pay your bill with a simple tap. Most furnished studios start from $10k depending on your location (there are dozens to choose from in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon!).

Owl Square Co-living, various locations across Hong Kong, 6110 2426, owlsquarecoliving.com

Commune Share – Eco and community-driven co-living experience

Commune Share aims to provide a flexible and community-driven co-living space, with everything you need to live, work and play. It takes several steps to care for the environment as well as its residents – such as by using eco bedding, having water dispensers in all homes and encouraging recycling. We’re happy to see Commune continue to expand with its newly launched location in Victoria Park and it’s soon-to-open spot in Sai Wan. Private bedrooms start from $8,000.

Commune Share, various locations across Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 5286 7954, communeshare.com

Nathan Residences – Affordable co-living apartments in Kowloon

Nathan Residences offers 87 furnished co-living apartments in a single building, located in the heart of Kowloon! You’ll enjoy a 24-hour security surveillance system, and 24-hour access to the co-living communal areas — including a lounge, reading room, cooking area, and laundry room. It’s affordable, with a seamless moving-in experience – making it a great option for students or folks new to the city. Options range from 90 sq ft studios from $9,200 to 270 sq ft suites from $17,800 (all for three month minimum stays), so you’re sorted no matter your budget!

Nathan Residences, 483-485A Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3896 5316, www.nathanresidenceshk.com

The Nate – Cosy and lux co-living property in Tsim Sha Tsui

Conveniently located in Tsim Sha Tsui, The Nate’s serviced studio apartments come with a private en-suite bathroom and fridge, unlimited wifi and housekeeping thrice a week. Plus, access to spacious common areas: a fully-equipped kitchen, laundry room, working and lounge spaces and a rooftop with nice views. Not to mention, resident benefits from the brand’s partners.

The Nate, 176 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 6688 3746, livethenate.com

Habyt (formerly Hmlet) – Global flexible co-living and housing rental company

Formerly known as Hmlet, Habyt provides rooms in shared houses and single-occupancy apartments all over Hong Kong. To find your perfect new home, its handy search function allows you to narrow down results by area, home type, length of stay and price. You can expect a fully-furnished space with utilities and unlimited wifi, weekly cleaning and maintenance, plus regular community events. Monthly room rates generally start from $11k.

Habyt, various locations across Hong Kong, 3001 5849, www.habyt.com

Editor’s Note: “Your Guide To Co-Living Spaces In Hong Kong” was most recently updated in July 2025 by Veena Raghunath. With thanks to Nicole Moraleda and Sakina Abidi for their contribution.

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