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Hong Kong doesn't whisper. It layers, it glows, and it somehow makes a skyline feel like part of the décor. 🌆

Picture this: it's early evening, the harbour lights are switching on, and a bar glitters with crystal pendants while the city burns blue behind the glass. Step inside any of these spaces and you'll feel it, a city where tradition and ambition share the same room. ✨

Meet 10 Hong Kong design voices shaping how we live, drink, stay and gather:

AEDAS Interiors @aedas_architects: Sleek, sculptural and made for big skyline views
AB Concept @ab_concept: A glowing tower of bottles under a crown of crystal lights
Joyce Wang Studio @joycewangstudio: Mountain-inspired murals traced in gold and marble details
André Fu Studio @andrefustudio: Quiet, cinematic luxury with elegant metal screens
NC Design & Architecture @ncdesignandarchitecture: Draped textures, channelled sofas and a brass table that steals the scene
Lim + Lu @limandlu: Moody olive velvet, art and calm, layered warmth
Bean Buro @bean_buro: Soft arches, natural textures and airy minimalism
LAAB @laabpro: A cloud of golden glass globes above a shimmering wall
VIA @via.arc: Silvered ceilings, warm woods and a grand arrival moment
PTang Studio @ptangstudio: Rich terracotta tones, sheer curtains and amber glass that feel like a warm hug

Different styles, one shared spirit: spaces that feel considered, confident and deeply tied to the city that inspired them. 🤍

𝑭𝒐𝒓 𝑴𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒓 𝒅𝒆𝒔𝒊𝒈𝒏 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝒗𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒕: @covethouse_

#HongKongDesign #HongKongInteriors #InteriorDesignInspiration #DesignStudios #LuxuryInteriors

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Quiet luxury, thoughtfully composed.

Designed by André Fu, the Emory Park Suite layers warm timber, sculptural forms and soft green tones into an interior that feels both refined and deeply residential.

#DesignHunger
#InteriorDesign
#HotelDesign
#AndreFu
#LuxuryInteriors

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大阪・うめきたにある《ウォルドーフ・アストリア大阪》。アンドレフー設計。

この空間で印象的なのは、大きな窓から広がる都市の景色と、その手前に配置された半円形のバーカウンター。

階段を下りていくと、自然と視線が中央のバーへと向かい、その先に大阪の街並みが広がる。

この空間には、視線を導くいくつかの仕掛けがある。

まず、階段の両側にある手すりのライン。
その延長線上にバーカウンターが配置され、空間の中心へと視線を集めている。

そして、緩やかな弧を描くバーカウンターと、その周囲に放射状に配置されたラウンジ席。

人が集まる中心をつくりながら、どの席からも都市の景色を楽しめる構成になっている。

もうひとつ印象的なのが、中央に設けられた時計。

大きな窓を分割する垂直のラインと重なり、空間の軸を強調する象徴的な存在になっている。

そして、その背景に広がる都市の風景。

窓から見える景色は、単なる背景ではなく、時間や天候によって表情を変える、この空間を構成する大切な要素になっている。

階段、バー、時計、そして都市。

それぞれが独立しているのではなく、ひとつの軸によって結びついている。
人の動きや視線、その先にある景色まで丁寧に組み立てることで、空間の魅力は生まれる。
2ページ目にスケッチ解説しています。
An explanation in English is provided on page 3.

#素敵な空間はどうやってできるのか
#ウォルドーフアストリア大阪
#建築デザイン
#空間デザイン
#andrefu

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Raising the lantern. #architecture #interiordesign #decoration #lighting #lantern

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Lighting Trends 2027 are redefining how interiors are experienced.
At Cartier Vienna, interior designer Laura Gonzalez shows how decorative lighting can become part of the architecture itself — shaping atmosphere, identity and visual rhythm.

From sculptural chandeliers to integrated illumination, lighting is moving beyond function and becoming one of the defining elements of luxury interiors.

@cartier @lauragonzalezofficiel

#LightingTrends2027 #InteriorDesignTrends #LuxuryInteriors #LightingDesign #InteriorArchitecture

Statement lighting is becoming one of the strongest interior design trends for 2027.
Sculptural pendants and chandeliers are no longer simply sources of light — they are focal points that define the room, create drama and influence the entire architectural composition.

In luxury bathrooms, lighting is increasingly treated almost like functional art.

@maisonvalentinaa @brabbu

#StatementLighting #LuxuryBathroom #LightingDesign #InteriorTrends2027 #LuxuryInteriors

Layered lighting will be essential to luxury interiors in 2027.
At The St. Regis Hong Kong, André Fu combines statement lighting, warm ambient sources and architectural illumination to create depth, rhythm and atmosphere.

The result shows why successful lighting design is no longer about one fixture — it is about how multiple layers of light work together.

@stregishk @andrefustudio

#LayeredLighting #AndreFu #LuxuryHotelDesign #LightingTrends #HospitalityDesign

Wall lights are becoming architectural features in their own right.
In 2027, sconces and decorative wall lighting are moving beyond accent illumination, creating rhythm, symmetry and dramatic patterns across interior surfaces.

In bathrooms and private retreats, they add intimacy while giving walls a stronger visual identity.

@maisonvalentinaa @brabbu

#WallLighting #BathroomDesign #LightingTrends2027 #LuxuryBathrooms #InteriorLighting

Some of the most sophisticated lighting trends for 2027 are almost invisible.
In Neri&Hu’s Sculpted Light · New Shanghai Theatre, concealed perimeter lighting and integrated linear sources merge directly with the architecture.

Instead of decorating the space, light defines volume, e Luxury Cartier Vienna boutique interior designed by Laura Gonzalez, featuring a sculptural amber chandelier, floral wall art, illuminated display cases and warm layered lighting.

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André Fu | Design, Culture and Journeys | @andrefustudio

For André Fu, design begins with the experience of moving through a space. Across 25 years, his work has explored atmosphere, cultural dialogue and the ways travel can shape how we understand place.

In this feature, he reflects on the ideas behind his new book, André Fu: A Designer’s Vision, from escape and heritage to the importance of experiencing a culture first-hand. He also shares how travel, technology and changing patterns of behaviour continue to influence his approach to hospitality design.

From drawing mazes as a child to designing hotels, restaurants and cultural spaces around the world, Fu’s practice remains rooted in curiosity, observation and the human experience of space.

Discover the full feature in the Designeers Journal via the link in bio.

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冬季被白雪覆蓋、遠處望向輪廓鮮明的羊蹄山，到了春夏則轉為大片綠意，北海道二世古的風景總是隨四季改變樣貌。這座以滑雪聞名的度假地，如今將迎來新的建築與旅宿計畫「ONE HANAZONO VILLAS」，全案只規劃 13 棟獨立別墅，並成為日本首座掛上 Park Hyatt 品牌的私人別墅住宅。建築找來日本建築師隈研吾操刀，室內則由香港設計師傅厚民（André Fu) @andrefustudio 負責，讓這 13 棟別墅成為二世古風景裡另一種更私密的居住提案。

⌇ 隈研吾、傅厚民聯手打造 13 棟山居

ONE HANAZONO VILLAS 位在二世古花園的高地位置，每棟住宅都獨立配置，室內面積大概是 700 至 1,000 平方公尺，規劃 4 至 6 間附獨立衛浴的臥室，也配置寬敞的客廳與餐廳空間，尺度更接近可以長期居住的私人宅邸，而不是一般度假酒店客房。

建築由隈研吾建築都市設計事務所規劃，室內設計則交由 André Fu Studio 負責。兩位設計師雖然風格不同，但都相當重視材質、尺度與人如何感受空間，也讓這次合作特別值得期待。

⌇ 從私人住宅延伸到 Park Hyatt 的服務體驗

除了建築與室內，ONE HANAZONO VILLAS 的另一個核心，是把私人住宅和酒店服務結合在一起。整體物業將由鄰近的 Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono 團隊負責管理與服務，住戶在擁有獨立住宅空間之餘，也能延續 Park Hyatt 的服務系統。對這類品牌住宅來說，重點不只是「住進酒店」，而是讓禮賓、管理與度假機能轉化成日常生活的一部分。

別墅聚落也規劃住戶專屬 Clubhouse，並提供 Ski-in / Ski-out 動線，可以直接銜接滑雪場，省去往返雪道與住宿空間的轉換。會所內另設 Après-ski 休憩空間，讓滑雪結束後的聚會與休息也延續在同一個生活節奏當中。
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#ONEHANAZONOVILLAS #KengoKuma #HokkaidoHotel

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✨ Hotel The Mitsui Kyoto - 250 years of history ✨

I step through the Kajiimiya Gate, built in 1703, and into @hotel_the_mitsui_kyoto. Beside Nijo Castle, I’m walking through a place the Mitsui family called home for more than 250 years.

In the garden reimagined by Shunsaku Miyagi, stones and lanterns from the former residence remain part of the landscape. Architecture and nature become one, following the Japanese idea of “teioku ichinyo”.

Inside, @andrefustudio reinterprets Japanese simplicity through natural materials and views that bring the garden indoors.

Then, the suite. More private residence than hotel room. I love the sculptural wooden table, the long window seat, the soft light and the stone bathtub.

But my favourite place remains the living room. I could sit there for hours, with Kyoto framed beyond the windows.

Last week, @hotel_the_mitsui_kyoto was awarded Three @michelinguide Keys for the third consecutive year. ✨

🇫🇷 Je franchis la porte Kajiimiya, construite en 1703, et entre au @hotel_the_mitsui_kyoto. À côté du château de Nijo, je marche sur les terres où la famille Mitsui a vécu pendant plus de 250 ans.

Dans le jardin réimaginé par Shunsaku Miyagi, pierres et lanternes de l’ancienne résidence ont été conservées. Architecture et nature ne font qu’un, selon le principe du « teioku ichinyo ».

À l’intérieur, @andrefustudio réinterprète la simplicité japonaise à travers les matières naturelles et les vues sur le jardin.

Puis, la suite. Plus résidence privée que chambre d’hôtel. J’aime la table sculpturale en bois, la longue banquette, la lumière douce et la baignoire en pierre.

Mais mon endroit préféré reste le salon. Je pourrais y rester des heures, avec Kyoto derrière les fenêtres.

La semaine dernière, @hotel_the_mitsui_kyoto a reçu pour la troisième année consécutive Trois Clefs @michelinguide. ✨

📍 Hotel The Mitsui Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan

@theluxurycollection @andrefustudio @michelinguide

#hotelthemitsuikyoto #theluxurycollection #kyoto #japanesedesign #voyagedepresse

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FROM SKETCH TO ICON — André Fu × Upper House Hong Kong

How does a hotel become a global design reference?

At Upper House Hong Kong, André Fu created a new expression of luxury hospitality: residential rather than monumental, calm rather than excessive, and deeply connected to material, light and place.

As André Fu Studio marks 25 years, we look beyond the finished interiors to explore the sketches, spaces and ideas behind one of Hong Kong’s defining design destinations.

A story of hospitality design, creative process and quiet luxury — from sketch to icon.

@andrefustudio

#AndreFu #UpperHouseHongKong #HospitalityDesign #LuxuryHotelDesign #InteriorDesign

BEHIND THE ICON — Early Ideas, A Lasting Vision

Before experiencing the finished spaces, there were drawings.

As part of André Fu’s 25-year celebration, 25 original sketches for Upper House are displayed at the hotel’s Sky Bridge, offering a rare look at the creative thinking behind the project. Some of the material revisits ideas dating back to 2006.

The drawings reveal something that finished photography cannot: how proportion, movement, atmosphere and human connection begin to take shape long before a space is built.

@andrefustudio

#AndreFu #DesignSketches #UpperHouseHongKong #InteriorArchitecture #DesignProcess

THE UPWARD JOURNEY — A Hotel Designed Like a Private Home

Upper House Hong Kong was conceived by André Fu as a tranquil residential retreat above the intensity of the city.

Warm timber, natural limestone, an understated palette and carefully framed views shape an experience where luxury is expressed through calm rather than excess.

Even its name becomes part of the architecture: an upward journey into a quieter world above Hong Kong.

@andrefustudio

#UpperHouseHongKong #AndreFu #HotelInteriors #LuxuryHotelDesign #HongKongDesign

QUIET LUXURY — Designed to Feel, Not to Impress

Long before “quiet luxury” became a global design conversation, Upper House was exploring a more restrained idea of hospitality.

Natural materials, generous proportions and carefully controlled light create spaces that feel intimate and residential rather than theatrical. Upper House itself describes the hote Editorial cover featuring André Fu seated inside a contemporary Upper House Hong Kong interior overlooking Victoria Harbour, introducing a story about his 25-year design journey.

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A modern architectural masterpiece, with its striking sails-like structure soaring above Hyde Park Corner, 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗘𝗺𝗼𝗿𝘆 could almost be mistaken for a super yacht moored in the middle of London.

One of the last projects completed by the late Richard Rogers, an extraordinary glass and steel structure houses the capital’s first all suite hotel, with 61 spread across nine floors. Champalimaud Design, André Fu, Pierre Yves Rochon and Patricia Urquiola each designed two floors, meaning a return visit can offer an entirely different stay experience.

Beyond the sumptuous suites, at Jean Georges Vongerichten’s ABC Kitchens, Damien Hirst artworks share space with a vertical glass wine cellar, polished copper and Rosso Orobico marble.

Atop the hotel, two glass pavilions house a stunning rooftop bar and a cigar lounge, complete with retractable roofs and knockout panoramas. And the hotel’s members’ club for wellbeing and longevity, Surrenne, spread over four subterranean floors, encompasses a 22-metre indoor lap pool, well-equipped gym, sauna and steam room.

Bold, glamorous and architecturally unlike any other London hotel, read more about The Emory on page 45 of the Twelfth Anniversary Edition of 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘊𝘶𝘭𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦𝘥 𝘛𝘳𝘢𝘷𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘳, via the link in our bio.

📷 The Champalimaud Suite, The Emory, London

#London
#TheEmory
#TCTIssue55
#CulturedTravelling
#TheCulturedTravellerMagazine

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A modern architectural masterpiece, with its striking sails-like structure soaring above Hyde Park Corner, 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗘𝗺𝗼𝗿𝘆 could almost be mistaken for a super yacht moored in the middle of London.

One of the last projects completed by the late Richard Rogers, an extraordinary glass and steel structure houses the capital’s first all suite hotel, with 61 spread across nine floors. Champalimaud Design, André Fu, Pierre Yves Rochon and Patricia Urquiola each designed two floors, meaning a return visit can offer an entirely different stay experience.

Beyond the sumptuous suites, at Jean Georges Vongerichten’s ABC Kitchens, Damien Hirst artworks share space with a vertical glass wine cellar, polished copper and Rosso Orobico marble.

Atop the hotel, two glass pavilions house

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