Ng, who married the billionaire heir in 2023 and has since become a familiar figure in Hong Kong’s social circles, recently opened the doors of the couple’s meticulously designed home to Architectural Digest Chinaa leading architecture and interior design magazine, for its first-ever public tour, according to Hong Kong-based The Standard.

The house feels like a carefully curated showroom than a conventional family residence. As part of its understated luxury, it has soft neutral tones, bespoke furnishings, carefully selected artwork and premium materials, which lend it an atmosphere of sophistication without overt displays of wealth.

The living room serves as the heart of the home, highlighted by a blush-pink curved sofa that Ng describes as feeling “like a hug” and which adds a touch of warmth and romance and lends the space a dreamy, intimate character.

Among the most talked-about features inside is a whimsical painting depicting a curly-haired golfer. Ng joked the person bears a striking resemblance to her husband, saying it perfectly reflects his everyday routine of “curls, golf, repeat.” The lighthearted remark quickly resonated with fans, who viewed it as a charming glimpse into the couple’s relationship.

Luxury extends into the kitchen, where French Brèche de Bénou marble archways, a Brazilian stone island, and top-of-the-line German Miele appliances create a space that resembles a professional culinary studio.

Despite the grandeur, personal touches abound. The couple revealed that the decision to find a home with a garden was largely inspired by their two dogs, who now have plenty of outdoor space to roam. For Ng, the house has also become a sanctuary, a place of calm and comfort after long days in the public eye.

More than a symbol of affluence, the mansion reflects the couple’s shared vision, blending refined design with small, heartfelt details that reveal the warmth behind the luxury.

Sze, 30, is vice president of a digital payments platform and a graduate of George Washington University in The U.S. He is the grandson of celebrated Hong Kong educator, philanthropist and calligrapher Sze Chi-ching, and the son of businessman Ivis Sze, chief executive of Hang Tung Resources. As reported by Prestigethe Sze family has an estimated net worth of HK$10 billion (US$1.28 billion), making it one of Hong Kong’s notable business dynasties.

Ng, 32, is a Hong Kong actress and model born in Zhejiang, China, to a father of Chinese, Australian and French descent. According to the South China Morning Postshe first attracted public attention through a television commercial before making her film debut in 2010. Her breakthrough came with the fantasy comedy “Magic to Win” in 2011, which earned her a nomination for Best New Performer at the 31st Hong Kong Film Awards. She later appeared in a number of films, including “Ip Man 3” in 2015, which helped raise her profile across Asia.