The future of hospitality is multi-sensory: touch, smell, sound and so on. How then are we personifying our clients in the design of their spaces, and how can we pull this off without being gimmicky? A new Hong Kong restaurant and bar by Joyce Wang Design Studio takes a different approach, encapsulating the chef’s character and culinary style in the space itself.
May 29th, 2017
Architect
Joyce Wang Design Studio
Photography
Courtesy of Joyce Wang Design Studio
Contractor
Tother Contracting Co
Graphics
Light & Motion
Furniture
Pun Projects – Barber room table
Lighting
Newright – Custom chandeliers and lighting
Finishes
Kvadrat – Worn fabric
Nuno Japan – Barber room cushions
Fungus Studio HKG – Custom cushion belts
Fixed & Fitted
Buster & Punch – Bathroom hardware
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