Size: 13,600 sq ft.
Seating nos: Approx. 800

Awards:
USA Muse Design Awards 2024 - Gold Winner

Nestled within the esteemed Hong Kong Palace Museum, this expansive 13,600-square-foot restaurant accommodates around 800 guests, specializing in wedding banquets and offering a serene pause for museum visitors.

Blending Eastern allure with Western sophistication, the entrance captivates with a backlit bronze and brass metal mesh screen, setting the tone for an elegant experience. The reception hall boasts greyish-brown geometric marble floors, scallop-shaped columns, and luminescent alabaster panels, evoking luxury and refinement.

The banquet halls, overlooking the breathtaking Victoria Harbour, merge cultures seamlessly. Adorned with a red-toned carpet symbolizing joy, a splendid floral chandelier exudes grace and auspiciousness. Modernized Chinese lattice screens add depth, while movable ceiling rails ensure adaptability for diverse events.

Dual-layered curtains on the stage offer choice—burgundy for an Eastern touch, off-white for a Western ambiance—providing flexibility in atmosphere. The bride room, graced by chinoiserie wallpapers in delicate floral patterns, exudes timeless romance.

Equipped with high-definition LED screens and advanced lighting, this venue harmoniously intertwines cultural heritage and contemporary sophistication, creating an ambiance of luxury and relaxation, where East meets West in a stunning amalgamation.

Size: 13,300 sq ft.

Seating nos: 360

Completion: 2021

Awards:
USA Muse Design Awards 2022 - Gold
France Novum Design Award 2022 - Bronze

Size: 16,300 sq ft.
Seating nos: Approx. 500

Awards:
USA Muse Design Awards 2023 - Platinum Winner

The Dragon and Phoenix, revered in Chinese Feng Shui as the ideal pair symbolizing good fortune, eternal love, and marital bliss, have been central in traditional Chinese wedding banquets. However, the trend shifted towards Western-style decorations in the 1990s, leaving behind this cherished tradition.

The owner of this project, deeply passionate about preserving Hong Kong's cultural heritage, embarked on a mission to collect carvings of these auspicious creatures from old Chinese restaurants over the years.

Situated in the vibrant district of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, this 1,500-square-meter restaurant specializes in hosting wedding banquets, offering two unique halls – one Chinese-style and one Western-themed. The Chinese hall is adorned with these rescued carvings, seamlessly blending traditional craftsmanship with modern dining space. The crowning jewels are the Dragon and Phoenix backdrops flanking the stage, invoking the collective memory of Hong Kong's people. These backdrops can be easily rotated into two LED screens for playing videos during various events.

The coexistence of the two halls at either end of the spacious dining area creates a captivating East-meets-West ambiance. Grey marble walls, wooden panels, and chinoiserie wallpapers adorned with delicate floral and avian patterns offer a harmonious and splendid background where traditional and contemporary styles harmoniously coexist.

As a loving design detail, a Chinese button knot graces each dining chair, bestowing good luck upon all guests. An abstract patterned carpet in joyful red tones, symbolizing happiness in Chinese culture, and a circular, dazzling chandelier, representing reunion, provide the finishing touches to the combined hall.

Carefully positioned ceiling rails, equipped with movable screens, offer versatile space division, making the restaurant ideal for hosting a range of events, from birthday parties to baby's 100th-day celebrations and annual dinners.

Size: 1,300 sq ft.
Seating nos: Approx. 90

Size: 2000 sq ft

Size: Approx. 800 sq ft.

Completion: 2020

Size: 450 sq ft. net

Completion: 2021

Size: 5220 sq ft.

Seating nos: 216

Completion: 2008

Photo credits: Tobias Chu

The concept of the Chinese courtyard house is well fitted and applied to the structural framework of this shop. By means of creating an indoor and outdoor experiences for customers, dining area with different spatial qualities are designed within the restaurant in a limited shop area without sacrificing all the necessary operation utilities.

Size: 6500 sq ft.

Seating nos: 225

Completion: 2010

Photo credits: Tobias Chu

As to create areas of different dining experiences, a very welcoming entrance is defined by the new curved brick wall to give the customers an undisturbed environment given by the busy passage of the mall. With the shop having an open space at the main dining area without interfered with the building structures, the seating area are arranged around the open kitchen, almost like having a dining area at a open food market . 

Size: 21800 sq ft.

Seating nos: 475

Completion: 2011

Photo credits: Tobias Chu

The shop has two stories with a unified modern luxury design concept. Having one floor dedicated to VIP dining services, guests could check-in to these spacious & elegant suite with full considerations of all utilities. Another floor is catered for banquets and big parties. Making use of the high ceiling that is rarely found in normal restaurants, 2 special designed mezzanine floors are created to provide an exclusive and private space within the same floor.

Size: 4500 sq ft.

Seating nos: 196

Completion: 2009

Photo credits: Tobias Chu

The Chinese House concept makes an interesting contrast with the modern background as the shop is located at a typical neat arcade. With the shop front designed to be half opened with bi-folding windows, customers can have an "outdoor" dining experience as well as being in a homely seating environment.

Size: 8100 sq ft.

Seating nos: 264

Completion: 2010

Photo credits: Tobias Chu

In a single area of one story, the shop is divided into two spaces with different spatial experiences: A generously defined space, catering for large scale banquets with a vast amount of natural daylighting. Another space with smaller scale of seating arrangement, offering spaces with more intimacy and privacy. A common language is applied to keep the duo concepts staying close in one family.

Size: 13200 sq ft.

Seating nos: 332

Completion: 2008

Photo credits: Tobias Chu

Chinese elements are redefined and applied in a new approach at this shop. A playful use of materials and colors formed a unified whole with the balance of modern and traditional Chinese details. Having two floors with different settings, each area could have its own character to provide a larger variety of space for different customers. Natural lighting are maximised so as to brighten up the space with very low ceiling height.

Size: 380 sq ft.

Completion: 2008

Photo credits: Antoni F.

This small shop is located on the upper storey of a commercial building, serving VIP guests only by appointment.  Its core service is to provide unique designed lingerie to fit individual client's need. Instead of showcasing standard products like most of the retail shops do, a large concealed storeroom is designed to house the raw fabric & materials. A cozy homelike concept in a feminine french style is adopted in the design, providing an elegant yet relax environment for the customers to communicate with the body beauty consultant.

Size: 3100 sq ft.

Completion: 2010

Photo credits: Antoni F.

Having more than thirty years brand history, the company has just undergone a re-branding and re-positioning in the market, targeting on classy professional customers.

To bring a sleek, young and refreshing image to this new office, the eye-catching orange wall with contrasting exposed concrete flooring at the reception welcomes visitors on their arrival.  The design centres around a common hub that includes a reception lobby, one big and two small conference rooms and a pantry, efficiently leaving various working spaces on the two wings undisturbed. The translucent partitions maximises daylight penetration without sacrificing privacy.