Kylie Chow
Master's in Business Design
Year of Graduation: 2014
Current role: Co-founder & Director of Paring Onions
Country: Hong Kong
Kylie Chow is an internationally acclaimed interior designer with 18 years of experience spanning local and overseas projects. She was awarded the highest honors scholarship to Domus Academy in Milan, Italy, where she graduated with top distinction.
During her time in Milan, Kylie conducted creative research at the studio of legendary designer Achille Castiglioni, where she was deeply influenced by Italian design philosophy and aesthetics – a foundation that continues to shape her design vision. Kylie has held key roles at renowned design firms including Hassell, RMJM, and K11 Concepts, demonstrating exceptional ability in design integration and project management.
Kylie Chow is an internationally acclaimed interior designer with 18 years of experience spanning local and overseas projects. She was awarded the highest honors scholarship to Domus Academy in Milan, Italy, where she graduated with top distinction.
During her time in Milan, Kylie conducted creative research at the studio of legendary designer Achille Castiglioni, where she was deeply influenced by Italian design philosophy and aesthetics – a foundation that continues to shape her design vision. Kylie has held key roles at renowned design firms including Hassell, RMJM, and K11 Concepts, demonstrating exceptional ability in design integration and project management.
In 2010, she co-founded Paring Onions, leading the team in delivering innovative projects for global clients such as Skycity Adelaide, Canada Goose, Singapore Changi Airport, Conrad hotel, and Waldorf Astoria. Her work has received major international awards, including the International Design Awards (IDA) Gold Award, the Restaurant & Bar Design Awards (UK), and the A’ Design Award.
In 2024, Kylie was honored on Perspective Global’s “40 Under 40” list, followed by her recognition in 2025 on IFI national “40 Under 40” list, highlighting her as one of the industry’s most dynamic young leaders. She has also served as a visiting lecturer at Hong Kong Metropolitan University, nurturing the next generation of design talent. As a current Executive Committee member of the Hong Kong Interior Design Association (HKIDA), Kylie is dedicated to advancing Hong Kong’s design industry and raising professional standards.
“My time at Domus Academy was profoundly enriching, both professionally and personally. Collaborating and exchanging ideas with talented friends from around the world was an experience that continues to inspire me.”
