HK actress Karena Ng offers rare glimpse of luxurious home with hubby, tycoon's son Brian Sze


Karena Ng and Brian Sze's home was featured in June's issue of 'Architectural Digest China'. Photo: Karena Ng/Instagram

Hong Kong actress Karena Ng, who is married to businessman Brian Sze, recently opened the doors to their luxurious home for Architectural Digest China, a leading architecture and interior design magazine.

According to reports, this marks the first time the couple, who tied the knot in December 2023, have given the public a tour of their four-storey mansion.

In the Instagram post, the magazine described the home as “a sanctuary that genuinely feels settled, filled with filtering sunlight, the scent of fresh nature, and quiet spaces that bring instant calm.”

In a video published on the magazine's YouTube channel, the 32-year-old actress takes viewers through the home's stylish living room, spacious kitchen, entertainment area and master bedroom, while sharing the inspiration behind many of the couple's design choices.

One feature especially close to her heart is the garden, which she said was designed with the couple's two dogs in mind.

Ng rose to prominence after starring in the movie Magic To Win (2011). After that, she starred in a number of films, including Ip Man 3 in 2015.

Meanwhile, Sze comes from one of Hong Kong's most prominent business families – he is the grandson of renowned educator, philanthropist and calligrapher Sze Chi-ching and the son of billionaire Ivis Sze. According to Prestige, the Sze family has an estimated net worth of HK$10bil (RM5.19bil).

 

 

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