
The brainchild of multi-talented Hong Kong residents Jennifer Margolin (also founder of BYDEAU) and Sasha Dennig (who is behind Callixto), Belevivi translates to “living beautifully”. And as you step into their Central Hong Kong showroom, you understand how. Belevivi was borne out of their difficulty to source beautiful European homewares in Hong Kong. Their vision was to create an online marketplace for the best heritage brands and independent boutiques enabling them to sell their products via their platform – an opportunity they may not have had access to otherwise. In a way, Belevivi is a sort of Farfetch/Etsy for unique and beautiful home products, all of which are carefully handpicked by Belevivi’s curators.
At Belevivi, you will find products ranging from dining, decor, bed & bath, as well as a specially curated gift section. Brands to look out for are D’Ascoli, and their bold and beautiful prints that will make your dinner table come to life, the oh-so-delicate glassware from Murano-based Emporium and everything from Les Ottomans – whose designs perfectly blend Eastern and Western influences. We’ve got our eyes on these beautiful bamboo dinner plates (pictured here with a gorgeous Callixto tablecloth) and this toucan iron tray. Belevivi also stocks products from the beautiful Malabar Baby range – whose handcrafted items now include tablecloths, napkins, and table mats. We are lusting over the Sienna Tablecloth, available here. This on-trend bobbin candle holder from Addison Ross makes a perfect gift – for a friend, or yourself!
Visit their showroom in Central by appointment only, otherwise browse their website to stock up on some perfect dinner party homewares. For more stores selling unique tableware in Hong Kong, click here! And of course, browse our gallery below where we’ve curated some of our favorite things from Belevivi. Happy shopping!
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