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14 | SCENE The latest in decor, design, art and architecture உ߮ވɁɷؿਿพʗԔc˞ʥཚdஉ߮dᖚၤۺዾؿณ৽Ή
20 | SHOPPING Add sculptural silhouettes to your space for an artistic sensibility รԮ፯ቤɈؿஉ߮ࡼݯֈ؇Ƀ়Ɂؿᖚ
26 | CONVERSATION Dive into jewellery designer Ippolita Rostagno’s refined world of “Made in Italy” ࠖཚஉ߮Ippolita Rostagnoࠇณցຮ ෮ɣСႇ ؿძࠤ
32 | SPACES Immerse yourself in the ethereal world of architecture conceived by Wutopia Lab
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42 homes 42 | HOUSES OF HYGGE Nestled within the majestic forests of Higashiyama, Koa Niseko evokes a wondrous synergy of Scandinavian conviviality and Japanese quietude ᒔӸכHigashiyama׳ʑؿKoa Nisekoc႖ೕ়Ɂ˵ؿᅩ௩ࢧ ၤˀ̯ྟؿ፷
58 | A QUIET PLACE This South African hideaway provides the perfect home away from home for an international executive ྟ፷්ࡼڈڲؿऋПͨݯᓻਝᏜነࡼ࠹ᚋਐؿ۰˚Ϥஉ
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68 | WELL-PRIMED CANVAS David Scott Interiors has transformed this Manhattan apartment into a dynamic home for art ۩ʑஉ߮ʔ̇David Scott InteriorsҐਅۄན௰Ͻҝι˨ᖚ ࣩࢠࡼؿֈ
80 | MAJESTIC MANOR Bespoke touches and lovingly curated art breathe life into Luke Fehon’s Mid-Levels abode ऋႇࡼཚᖚݯۂΔଐೕࢄਆLuke Fehon˸ؿɬֈֺ؇Ƀ́՜Ɉ
88 | THE ART OF ZEN The residence of Australian businesswoman Janine Allis is a quiet retreat with a zen-inspired yoga room that doubles up as her home office ዌݘടΊ́෮ɁJanine AllisܰࡼؿஉᐋሁЈָ࠹ࡼֈፒʔ۩ ؿᒔ˖ʨΔ
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100 living 100 | DESTINATION Los Angeles is ditching its Tinseltown image and reframing itself as a sophisticated centre of art ݤҪᐈንടೕࢄȹˀɝԈؿᖚވɐྩณࠍႜ
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108 | GOOD TASTE The professionals tell us how to transform our living environment with art ਿพɁɡϷʑਿࡼၤ҈ࠨʗԔݠ́ݯྊ؇Ƀᖚஉ߮ؿʶ
market 116 | RESTFUL RITUAL Transform your bathrooms into ultimate sanctuaries of serenity and style ȹӡͶඏɾАҐБ۩ࣼؿҝιࣟሁڈɓؿഒሬʨΔ
real estate 120 | HJ REAL ESTATE GUIDE Discover the most exclusive and enticing new properties from around the world ҈ࠨၤБୀᅕଈذพ၀ፕ
last word 132 | THE SOURCE A directory of sources ਆۂஒʥஉ߮ȹᙴ
134 | PREVIEW What to expect in the April issue Ɏ౨၀དй
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4 1. CIAO MILANO We preview the crème de la crème of highlights to expect at Salone del Mobile 2020, the world’s leading furniture fair held this year from 21 to 26 April. ຒଠ౨ؿۿ2020αϝᙬਝ்Ԯࢄ ੀכ4˂21ϭ26ˀᐾϷc҈ࠨଅͱ
office space in Taiwan stresses organic silhouettes and evocative decorative elements.
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Japanese architect Tadao Ando's unique vision is translated into the design of He Art Museum in Shunde, China to celebrate Lingnan culture.
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PUBLISHER’S NOTE
The Meaning of Art Our homes are our havens – the safe sanctuary where we retreat to enjoy the ultimate pleasures in life. In these troubling times, more than ever, the home is essential to our well-being. Personalising one’s space is always a priority, but we have observed an obvious shift in design aesthetic recently to a preference for calmer, cleaner spaces. Where less is more and the most inspirational of abodes give its inhabitants the ability to reconnect with life’s simple pleasures, refresh and regenerate. I can’t think of a better example than the beautifully crafted homes of Koa Niseko (shot exclusively for this month’s cover story on Pg 58) to better encapsulate this. Conceived by Jason Kuok, the founder and managing director of Supernova Land, together with his partners and close friends, Jason Cheung, Justin Potter and Joseph Luk, an exclusive collection of villas and semi-detached townhouses in Higashiyama place the focus on slow living and cosy contentment. From a design perspective, they are bliss – architectural uniformity, light hues and luxurious natural materials blend seamlessly with curated furnishings and custom made pieces for the perfect abode to savour with loved ones. Those of you hunting for a second home or seeking long stay options in Niseko need look no further. On the topic of property investment, we’ve launched our all new real estate guide (Pg 120) to introduce the most enticing homes in Asia and around the world. March is traditionally known as art month and this issue also explores how we incorporate art and all its forms into the way we live, the way we decorate our homes and how art makes us feel (Pg 108). Check out the fairs to look out for and more on homejournal.com and please send me your tips and comments to emily.leung@homejournal.com. I look forward to seeing you at our upcoming events for Home Journal and the Asia Designers Community in the next few months. Ρˈᑷࠓಋܰࡼؿᜑ҈ࠨ́՜௩ࢧd།ᄿෲͳԔނൔࣂԳؿ૱ɠeऋПܰ୮ Ӹڈࣂ౨cҡ߬ȹጹֈֺᜑ҈ࠨሬࣂᏻᓞӸʶeٶαؿஉ߮ᅸݚɖɺ̔˝Ӷ֡ྟ ፷ᓯؿcᜑສӸԯɻؿБ҈ॶࠇݠ́ܣؿɩᆢ֗cሶΕณؿነቤɈe ̯˂۬ࠍܨԑ˚ӯ Koa NisekǫؿȹӡͶࡼ් 58ࠒ ॶᘻעɐ߸˚ᕀe ͅ Supernova LandፒɁ࠹໎ԑᐢଉ Jason Kuok டАྑЂ࠹ԫࣂΡʤ Jason CheungdJustin PotterJoseph Luk೪ིؿϾΩඖ͌cΕHigashiyamaеᘆȹӡͶПྎ ˸ዟ͓βָ۰c͚ᓱྺݠၤᄘ෮́ؿݠຝۗeஉ߮ӯ۹ԞޜcԒ၀ᆽԙАܰΛფሌ ʶࢧ͌iڛໃۺؿዾᇃૈdܹؿϳୂdᔔఒؿʨಳࢿذc།;ʶዟ༜்ؿԮ ཚऋႇஉ߮ಲᐡ⬰c̨ˮȹɌȹᜑ۰˚།ጱשʤͳԔ֗ؿါࡼֈe̳ϣ ᄬΕɀ˖ӱສพؿБcɺॶ፟༦ӡͶஉ߮e ʌ౨ᔵႌ၀டடiณ˱Ƀذพ ڲܞ120ࠒ ၀ፕԓݘʥଈΈΔؿ၀ۺஉdၤ ᖚݯЂݠ́ؿஉ߮ 108ࠒ ೩eҡΛࢄᙴ༅သΕhomejournal.comcΣБτͨЄ ዟԷӮcᚭٴೕཋ൯ၤ҈ʗԔemily.leung@homejournal.come౨શΕ̰ԞؿΡࡼֈ Asia Designers Community৽ݠɐ།Бࠨޚ༤k
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Enthral ONE OF A KIND Jazz up your interiors by introducing a touch of painterly flair with these new contemporary handcrafted rugs from Italian company CC-Tapis. Each piece stands alone as a piece of art, including Faye Toogood’s abstract, doodle-esque Interior with Table, as well as Patricia Urquiola’s Fordite (made by hand in Nepal) and blush-hued Triple Slinkie. Available at La Deux. _ ༦ȹӡͶ෮ɣСCC-Tapis ۂಶؿณಁˤʹɮΔಇcݯБ۩ؿʑཚᄈᖚᖒೋࠓࣟ бkɻ˳ܢFaye ToogoodോාቩࠓࣟؿInterior with Tablec ˞ʥPatricia UrquiolaΕ̛ؠဍʹɮႇؿFordite॑ϳሁؿTriple
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EXPERIMENTAL FANTASIES
Experience a holistic art appreciation experience at Rubber Pencil Devil by artist Alex Da Corte. Held in Prada Rong Zhai, a historical Shanghai residence that dates back to 1918, and restored by Prada, this immersive exhibition showcases a series of evocative artworks inspired by cultural sources ranging from queer iconography to pop culture. See it from 10 March to 24 May. _ ᜮᖚࡼ Alex Da Corteࢄؿᙴ Rubber Pencil Devil c˞Λӯ۹ԔՇͲࠍؿᖚሌ e৽ݠፕэ כۺ1918αd Prada࠳నؿዃ̌ۺዾɐ ࣵPrada ࿘ΩʑᐾϷeࢄ౨ͅ3˂10ˀᐾϷϭ5˂24ˀc ԞȹӡͶ˥ɁΑՈؿᖚАۂcԞϬҁӣཫೋݚ Ϸʼʝepradagroup.com; fondazioneprada.org
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Spark SHINE BRIGHT Designed by Barcelona-based Studio Khamai, the Tupila collection of modern suspension lamps from Prandina takes inspiration from the various colours and shapes of Dutch tulips, injecting a flowery softness into the cylindrical silhouette that’s wrapped in a metal double-petal that opens up slightly. Available in eight colour combinations, the pieces invoke a delicate contemporary sophistication. _ ͅʱඊࢬɮА۩ Studio Khamaiஉ߮ؿPrandinaଊˤ΄ӡͶTupilacӃՅϬ୩ᙬᝎ ؿࠗټΈိᔿϳѼرc˳ႅΕټᙔᔶᕾɻؿ೭Ѽረྰ෬̨c ΄ݯஉ߮؇ɃȿᗫܹؿeАۂԞɄိᔿϳୂ˿ፕc௴ ၀ᆽؿଊˤࣩࢠeprandina.it
STACKING BEAUTY Realised and handcrafted by Aqua Creations, the ToTeM lighting collection is composed of three modular lighting fixtures – namely, To, Te and M – that can be hung individually or combined into a decorative sculpture. The designs are available in the form of a pendant, a floor lamp and a wall lamp equipped with an LED lighting system. _ ͅAqua Creationsஉ߮ʹႇؿ ToTeMཚӡͶcͅTodTeMɍୂ๑עԮϤιc˿Аዟ͓ᗺ ֶୂᄙᚲcௐ΄dໃΔಁβ˿ፕcͲௐLED๑עӡ cݯБԞܹؿͮࢽeaquagallery.com
COLLECTOR’S DELIGHT The third edition of Collectible, the pioneering fair founded by art and design consultant Clélie Debehault and artistic director Liv Vaisberg, returns to Brussels from March 5 to 8 at the Vanderborght building. Exclusively dedicated to 21st-century contemporary design, it brings together new works spanning architecture, art and design from a range of international galleries and cultural institutions. _ ͅᖚ࠹உ߮ᚋਐClélie Debehault ᖚᐢဟLiv Vaisbergͳ͓ؿɍ։Collectibleࢄᙴcכ3˂5ˀϭ8 ˀࠇ̠ٵቧဍcԎΕߑᄨఃɣ෨ᐾϷeࢄᙴߎɈઐ৽21˖ؿˤ உ߮cමඑȿԞϬਝᖚఢʼʝዀ࿚ؿณАۂc૪ၰۺዾdᖚ உ߮ecollectible.design
TURN TO FLORA AND FAUNA FOR A TOUCH OF JOIE DE VIVRE
Enliven TACTILE TEXTILES
Refresh your interior design with Etamine’s La Couleur des Fleurs collection. Taking its cue from Henri Matisse’s optimistic spirit, the latest fabric series interweaves a respect for nature, delicate prints and serene colourways to imbue a tranquil, artistic ambience to any corner. Available from Cetec. _ ᜑEtamineؿLa Couleur des Fleurs̠ᖚӡͶࠎณБ۩ؿʑஉ߮eΛಁ၀ณۂ૯ՇടടΊೋࡼHenri Matisseؿᅥᜮ၀ुֺઢೕc˞၀ᆽͿ٦ၤྟ፷ϳ͚ᓱȹcΉɣϬಳߎ ฑcࡼݯɻᏪˮྟ፷ؿᖚeכCetecτਕecetec.com.hk
ALL IN ONE
Many of us must have experienced some level of frustration when it comes to home gardening – but Moju could be the cure for black thumb. Conceived by Hong Kong-based Italian designer Andrea Ponti, the set of five compact indoor planters combines a removable container to firmly hold the soil and delicate plants in place, as well as a base to keep the soil and roots moist. The Japanese-inspired designs will add a sense of calmness and zen-sibility to any space. _ ᇹԷࡼֈ්ᖚc ڌޚஈΛɁዃ༦ࢹડeࠗಋؿ෮ɣСஉ߮Andrea Pontiֶ ஈݯБԞୄรؿҺʿ࣐k5ಁɩ̝౺ޕذMojucॶੀɠᗴ ౺ذӐ՞ΔܛړΕሬϽສcࣂܛړɠᗴ࣓Ꮶᅼcᑹτԅ รఒˀӡࠓࣟࣂؿֆ̔ێcࡼݯֈᄈᐋ෮ඏߎeandreaponti.com
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NEW PERSPECTIVE The Armory Show, New York City’s premier art fair, is known for discovering and spotlighting the crème de la crème of 20th- and 21st-century art. It returns to its iconic location at Piers 90 & 94 to present works from 178 exhibitors (including 30 first-timers) from 31 countries, with an expanded curatorial programme and presentations curated by the likes of Jamillah James, Nora Abrams, José Carlos Diaz and Anne Ellegood. _ ख़̟ࠖևȹؿܞᖚᙴผ߶ુࢄᙴ ผc˞ၙರ 20˖ 21˖ؿᖚАۂϤၘΊeͅJamillah Jamesd Nora AbramsdJosé Carlos DiazAnne Ellegood൬ȹүᒷɣؿኬ೪ࢄི߮cЩ ੀΑԷรԮˤؿֲٲ9094໔ᆦᐾϷcࢄ͐ԞϬ31ਝࡼؿ178ࡼࢄ ਆАۂcɻᑹ˳ܢ30Ίࠖω˱ّkthearmoryshow.com
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Award-winning architect and interior designer Jean-Michel Gathy creates seamless transitions with the element of water for the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River. Boosting 299 elegantly furnished guest rooms, his unique contemporary interpretation of interior and landscape design is mirrored throughout the urban sanctuary. _ ྨᏵࣦ࿘ۺؿዾ࠹۩ʑ உ߮Jean-Michel Gathyݯਅӱಪڲ،̒տৈ֙c̨ˮಲᐡϬಳؿ༦ಎcԎጪɃȿΔ ଈɐܹ߬ࠇؿʏॖ ˋ c୮୮ౙיጹeϽඨթஉ߮ɣ˞ଊˤʹؒᖐˮ
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The development of the Hong Kong art world is rapid, and many famous galleries and international exhibitions have selected this city as one of their bases. The local education community is also committed to fostering a new generation of artists through a variety of channels and academic exchanges. Here, three individuals from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Hong Kong share their creative ideas on promoting the development of local art: Stephen Thorpe, a professor of painting; alumna Blessy Man, and Abby McKenzie, a representative of SCAD Art Sales. “SCAD’s painting course is a combination of theoretical teaching and studio experience, allowing students to directly apply concepts and theories to works,” explains Stephen. In addition to classroom teaching, he also takes students to art galleries, museums and artist talks, all of which lead the younger generation to draw on artistic knowledge from multiple perspectives. Furthermore, Stephen actively connects students with industry professionals through the university’s strong network to provide more opportunities for their future development. “Students are the factor that makes me enjoy teaching in SCAD,” he says. “Their high level of participation in the classroom has given me great encouragement. The international, multicultural exchange of ideas on the university campus has also created a rich and unique learning environment for teachers and students.” Blessy, who has studied at the SCAD campuses in both Hong Kong and Savannah (in the US state of Georgia), is a Hong Kongbased multidisciplinary artist. This outstanding graduate of SCAD’s painting department received her BFA degree in 2015. She embarked on her remarkable artistic journey, and her extraordinary works have been published in magazines and an art book from the CICA Museum. She encourages art students to maintain a positive learning attitude, read more and participate in art exhibitions, maintain their curiosity and keep improving. In addition to its well-known art programme, SCAD Art Sales is committed to promoting the work of local artists in Hong Kong and helping the development of local art and culture. Abby explains: “We work closely with students, alumni and faculty to create in a variety of media and crafts, with more than 45,000 artists and designers, including painting, sculpture, furniture and interior design, film and video art.” SCAD Art Sales in Hong Kong strives to promote the work of SCAD artists. Its team of experts provides comprehensive guidance to clients and collectors, including consulting and development, selection and acquisition, framing and presentation, and delivery and installation. “The biggest difference between us and other art sales channels is that SCAD Art Sales is keen to cooperate with emerging and well-known international artists to meet the needs of customers with diverse works and different prices, including private art collectors, fashion brands, interior designers and international corporations,” adds Abby. “For private art collectors, the biggest attraction of working with us is to be able to sponsor and support the careers of young artists while collecting unique and valuable artworks.” SCAD Art Sales will host an open studio event in May, featuring a variety of works by students, alumni and faculty. Abby anticipates that by showing diverse works of art, everyone can purchase the artwork in order to have a better understanding of the themes and aesthetics that the next generation of artists are exploring. //
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SCAD M.F.A. and B.F.A. graduate Michael Porten's work, Mike and Britt 05
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SalesɖߎɈઐᄤࠗಋ̯ΔᖚࡼؿАۂcڔ൬̯Δᖚʼ ʝೕࢄeˤٲAbbyܞi ҈ࠨၤነ́d࣎ʤઠᓻࡗɮ၇ Аc།൚༦45,000Ίᖚࡼஉ߮ΕΈိఌʍʹ ɮᖚɻАc˳ܢᖒೋd፯d்Ԯd۩ʑஉ߮dཋᄧ ːᖚe SCAD Art Salesඑɻԓਂݘೕࢄcԯਿࡼ྆ අҡผ۪ݯʸνᔀࡼొԜͲࠍܞኒc˳ܢጺdృፕ ࢄ͐ᖚۂc˞ʥΪਐᕀe ҈ࠨ།ԯˢᖚሻਕಒ༞ ؿɣʗПΕכSCAD Art SalesᆅটၤณࣃكΊਝᖚ ࡼАc˞ΛʏʝؿАۂɺძࣟӷ۪ʸؿұc ɻ˳ܢӝɁᖚνᔀࡼdࣂۂಶd۩ʑஉ߮dਝ ʔ̇eྦྷӝɁᖚνᔀࡼϤӰc།҈ࠨАؿɣмʵɈ గܰॶਪᖳХʻܛαႦᖚࡼؿԑพcࣂνᔀძࠤڈ ɓؿዟऋАۂe
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The expression “Made in Italy” has long been associated with authentic aesthetics, exceptional quality and unmatchable style. In the world of design, the likes of Ettore Sottsass, Marco Zanuso, Gio Ponti and Dimore Studio have been just a few who have showcased their unique takes on products, interiors and architecture. When Ippolita Rostagno launched Artemest – an online marketplace for handmade decor, furniture and lighting – with Marco Credendino in 2015, they aimed to promote the delicate beauty and cultural wisdom of Italian craftsmanship. We speak to Ippolita as she sheds light on the birth of her labour of love and the essence of Italian creation. ෮ɣСႇ ȹീॖԞၤࡈነdԿ൙ۂሔ ಲၤ࠷ˈࣟࠓؿ၇டᖎcEttore SottsassdMarco ZanusoԷGio PontiDimore Studioc෮ਝؿ෮Ɉ൴Ε
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Piani steel blue side table by Patricia Urquiola 05
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“Made in Italy” is a phrase that carries a wealth of history all over the world. Italian artisans are known to have traditions that go back centuries and even more than a thousand years. The knowledge and appreciation of artistic tradition, as well as the love of quality and exacting craftsmanship, has allowed the phrase to retain its meaning over time. Even so, Italian designers actively move into the modern era with clean lines and style that comes with great depth and substance of history. ෮ɣ Сႇ ȹീኟτ੫ɔዃ̌eଠֺ՚كc෮ਝɮ;ؿඨ ˿˞ুืϭᅕϛαcֶޅϭȹɝαکeྦྷᖚඨؿȿ ሌcࣂྦྷሔ൴ᗲࣟɮᖚؿᆅෲcᜑീ̰τΐࣂ ංݚϤ̖˾෮ຮeቱဳΣϊc෮ɣСஉ߮ʋኞ˞ٽᇃ ૈʗࣟࠓؿעጪɃଊˤஉ߮cଊˮɻ૯Ⴉؿዃ̌ʑ૪e
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I have always appreciated handcrafted functional and decorative objects. Being able to bring together Italian craftsmanship and taste became a passion as early as high school, where I studied sculpture and ceramics. After my daughter was born, I decided to go into business for myself. I don’t think there was a moment of revelation, but like the rhythm of craft itself, there was the realisation that a life dedicated to art was a path worth pursuing, and it revealed itself over time. ҈ȹ 01
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A dining interior filled with Artemest's curios
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Artemest was born from my desire to save Italian craftsmanship from extinction. Every year, thousands of workshops and artisan companies were closing, and I felt that it would be a huge loss to the world if they weren’t allowed to continue. So I toured the country and recruited as many wonderful artisans as I could. With Artemest, I hope to offer a window into the myriad different, wonderful products and techniques straight from Italy. ۂಶArtemestؿᇻ́ਥ҈כɺᗙޜԷ෮ɣСʹɮ ᖚࠍᐽؿѴશeҰατιɝɐຒؿɮА۩ɮ;ʔ̇ࠧஶcߗᜑိੱؗᘗ ᙩೕ́cੀผ˖ވι̜ɣฌ̖eΐϊ҈ԀিͲਝcသ˿ॶ׃ඳӞɮ;eѴશ ༦ArtemestݯɣࡼొԜȹ̡̎cقઅȿԞϬ෮ɣСؿΈိթќଐۂҌe
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My advice for aspiring creatives is that no matter how broad your reach can be, your vision has to be extremely singular and unique, and that the value is in the absolute aesthetic that an artist or an artisan can create. It’s also important to know that you can’t do it alone. You need a team of talented people, including yourself, the designer, a creative art director and a business/e-commerce expert. Your success will depend on the quality and cohesion of this team. ҈ྦྷτؿ߲ג
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Creative designs and playfulness permeate everything that Francfranc produces. For its Vivid Latin Resort collection, the funloving Japanese brand takes inspiration from the Mediterranean coast and luxury resorts of Procida Island in southern Italy. This sunny sensibility radiates from the convivial LOTUS personal chair, which offers comfort whether used outdoors or inside, the attractive PIONNIER sofa, and lively fabrics, from patterned cushion covers to floral adorned bedding sets, and colourful rugs. Handpainted terracotta BIBIANA flower vases, GRETTA rope baskets and ART FLOWERS introduce texture, while the VIVACE Series, replete with painterly flowers, PLAGO place mats and vibrant ROVENTE glassware make table settings picturesque. The fresh scent of Procida Island – green leaves, musk, bergamot and ginger – is captured in the RINASCIMENTO room fragrance diffuser. As it releases its pleasing aroma, slip on a VIVID FLOWER one-piece and luxurious VIVID EMBROIDERY room shoes to feel fashionably relaxed and on holiday at home.
Opposite page: The PIONNIER sofa with BIBIANA vases; this page clockwise from top left: VIVIDFLOWER one-piece and SCARF RIBBON room shoes; VIVACE PLAIN and VIVACE SERIES plateware, ROVENTE glasses; RINASCIMENTO room fragrance; LOTUS personal chair; colourful cushion covers
ˀ̯́ۂݠಶ Francfranc ઐˮؿଐۂᐢܰ༗෮መՈeۂಶࡧܬؿ ӡͶ˚ᕀݯVivid Latin Resortc˞෮ɣСڲؿౝᖓթ༠ࢌΔɻࣵࣵ ݯஉ߮eӡͶؿඈࣩͮࢠԞϬሬ͂̔۩כʥ۩ʑ ؿLOTUS౯ɥd ϳྔ͌ ؿPIONNIER ࣗʝc˞ʥౙೕݠɈ̠ؿᖚc˳࣐྇ܢᔔఒ ؿՌ㜾ࡨྤԮcᑹτϳᘖय़ؿΔಇe ɁʹɐϳؿBIBIANAӵ٦dGRETTAᖑᘑɥART FLOWERSɁ ٦˹ሔᔔఒcϤཚτࡧˀ٦˹࣐྇ؿVIVACEӡͶᎁdPLAGOᎁྌ ROVENTEτϳހᆍ״Ԛᎁࣙᒻஉɺνeౝᖓթ༠ࢌࣩࠗؿzԞϬ၆ ່d᚛ࠗdࠗᓅᓂᑄzͅRINASCIMENTO۩ʑࠗᔅ൬Бؿֈֺe ۩ณሶɁࣩࠗcʹฆ VIVID FLOWER டӸဣϸdႚജؿVIVID EMBROIDERY ࡼֈהcᜑϬɯҶሶΕࣂֆؿɻcԔՇႦᕌᄘ෮ ؿ۹ࣂԳe
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THE SHAPE OF THINGS Immerse yourself in the ethereal world of architecture conceived by Wutopia Lab | ҶࣴΕWutopia Lab࿚يؿۺዾ˖ވɻ BY NIKEY CHENG PHOTOGRAPHY CREATAR IMAGES
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Have you ever wondered what the future holds? While we all have hopes and expectations, design professionals never cease to amaze us with their fascinating imaginations that hint at the unknown. Commissioned by Shanghai-based company Fengyuzhu, architecture and design practice 9WVQRKC .CD ETGCVGF %JKPCoU ƂTUV OWUGWO HQT CTEJKVGEVWTCN OQFGNU 6JG .CUV 4GFQWDV CV VJG ENKGPVoU headquarters. Inspired by Archi-Depot, an architectural model museum in a Tokyo warehouse, Yu Ting, the chief architect of Wutopia Lab, was determined to build a mega-model of a future city. “The museum focuses on models of various built or unbuilt projects; if we look at these vastly different projects from a macro perspective, and ignore the difference in region and time period, they can form a world together,” he explains. By displaying selected models in miniature size at different levels, each represents a divergent prediction of a future urban environment that encourages growing and expanding with its vertical scale. Бτཫ༦̰Ԟ˖ؿވᅡᅚලj҈ࠨΈɁֶஈגτടɺؿᗙౡ౨શcАވɣɖಲං ᒾΔ༦়Ɂ௩ؿཫc̨ˮ̰كԑذcઠɁཱཱྀྀီթeۺዾஉ߮ԑ৻ֺWutopia LabՇࠓႍ ዾʔ̇կপcΕ۪ʸؿɐࣵᐢ̨ˮɻਝࠖۺዾᅡێذᎂcԎΊݯThe Last Redoubte ԕ࠸ۺዾᅡێذᎂArchi-Depot Յ܃cWutopia LabࠖۺዾࢵڠҺʶۺ ȹ̰Ԟێ̜ؿ̟ےᅡێi ذᎂؿರᒨగܰΛɰۺֶ̰ۺඖ͌ؿᅡێeѩᜮӯ۹Ԟۿޜ Ԓ࿀ಳɺؿඖ͌cԎᅗࣂѿ֤ڳϊංΔਟၤࣂංؿଔcԒАۂӷ˞ۺ࿚ιȹ˖ވe ༦ Εɺᄙωɐࢄ͐෬ێʯɨؿऋցᅡێcҰᅡێяˤٲടྦྷ̰Ԟ̟ےྊؿɺད഼cɖॶ፭ࣂ ֝Њᒷࢄؿ̟ےقۍஃᅡe உ߮൚ɓؿڙذᎂЌΔ10,000̡ʿаcԎ༦ΛඖୀຝΉޫʲཋᄧߎฑcԝΣ 2001 ʪي༝ d Ⴚᐮʹ d ܱթМ ᇰቂࠔӹඅᙩඑ eۺዾ྆අɺඩ༦ཋᄧ˚ᕀ՜ Ίܞցਂਟcҡୀᆽ⬰ᒔᔀ࿚cᚋʥɁࠨၤᅡؿێʯ۹ˈԝeΕঢ়༠10ᄙؿ࿚ɐcȹӡͶᗺ ᐷᅡૺێઅΕɐc˞The Last RedoubtؿѼرe
THE SURREAL LIFE
Wutopia Lab's meticulous concept for the future city is based on many architectural wonders conceived by Chinese creatives. ൚ɓڙ
Wutopia Lab࿚̰ؿԞ ˖ۺވਥכɻਝۺዾؿ Аཫcʵೕಲࠉթe
DESIGN | SPACES
ANOTHER WORLD
The ethereal setting of the museum encourages visitors to linger and ponder the endless possibilities of the future. ̰Ԟཫ ذᎂ۩ؿʑஉ߮ۺዾ ࠓࣟ˨ᔔఒཫၤज͉c ར۪Λݚடԯɻcୀ ̰Ԟ˖ؿވಲࠉ˿ॶe
5RCPPKPI OQTG VJCP USHV VJG QVJGTYQTNFN[ OWUGWO RC[U VTKDWVG VQ UEK Ƃ ƂNOU UWEJ CU 2001: A Space Odyssey, Blade Runner, Dune and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, not only through themed titles for its designated zones, but also by incorporating “invisible structures” that consider both human and model scales. At a staggering height of 10 levels, a series of cantilevered model plates are welded on the round bars to complete the shape of The Last Redoubt. On a human scale, meanwhile, a mezzanine suspended by white round steel tubes spans the entire exhibition space and is concealed between interfaces formed by steel bars. Yu Ting explains, p6JKU KU VQ CXQKF XKUWCN EQPƃKEVU DGVYGGP VJG VYQ UECNGU 8KUKVQTU ECP YCNM DGVYGGP OQFGNU KP C vaguely visible way and observe them, which forms an important circulation for experiencing the OWUGWO CPF EQPUVKVWVGU C RCTV QH VJG QXGTCNN OQFGN s 6JG .CUV 4GFQWDVoU VJTGG FKOGPUKQPCN VTCHƂE system.” Instead of curtains, steel rods have been adopted as partitions between spaces, creating an intriguing interplay of light. Upon arrival at The Last Redoubt, visitors discover an inner city formed by three main GZJKDKVKQP CTGCU 6KLWCPC +TQPKC CPF 2QF $C[ 6JGTGoU C EKTEWNCT URCEG HQT EQOOWPKECVKQP 84 UJQYU and rest called The Thunder Dome; another special exhibition hall is named Tyrell; and Olympus, ࣂɖᜮّؿӯ۹ˮೕcઔ͉͂ϳѼ፡ဳᗺؿіᄙ࿚c༎ኬࢄᙴيංԎᒔᔀ כ፡ࠍވɾංeࢵڠᘷi ܰݯȿᑷЛԭʯ۹ֺଐ́ؿ഼ᘨᇰޯeΣϊȹԞcᜮّగ ॶᒔोΔޮૄᅡێɾංᜮྦcୂιᜮذᎂ߬ࠇؿcԎ࿚ዾˮኬᅡؿێȹʗc̨The Last Redoubt͓ؿ͚ӡe ϊ̔c፡ײɖՅˤȿࡈͱҺցઔ͂ؿᖈc͂Аيංʗངc ˮҡ়Ɂͮؿᄧʃ৽e א༠The Last Redoubt܃cᜮّผೕଊͅɍ˚߬ࢄᙴਂਟۺ࿚ؿʑےi TijuanadIronia Pod Bayeංd84 ࢄ͐ਂͤࢠ୮ܰΊݯThe Thunder DomeؿತʨΔh̊̔cʗП՜
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Asgard and Arrakis present themselves in red, blue and yellow to U[ODQNKUG C RWTKV[ CPF ƃWKFKV[ QH URCEG VJCV DTGCMU DQWPFCTKGU to achieve sustainable development. Last but not least, there are three outdoor areas – The Eclipse represents the ambition to conquer, The Covenant stands for curiosity and exploration, and The Serenity suggests luck and courage. At The Last Redoubt, everything is taken into consideration so that humans can face the future without fear as they re-emerge in the outside world. // ݯTyrelld OlympusdAsgardArrakisؿऋПࢄᜨc˞dᔂ ඡɍɣᒠ᜔ϳеଊcോᄩടيංؿक़૱৽ݚc̨वྡྷࠉވଊ ˿ܛᙩೕࢄeۺዾᅡێذᎂͳ̊உɍ۩̔ਂਟcʗПݯˤٲ ֢רயʶؿEclipsedോᄩΡթॗؿThe Covenantc˞ʥఓ෮ ༜ࣩؿࣩڭThe SerenityeΕThe Last Redoubtؿஉ߮ɻcȹ ʘढ़Ƀϣᄬɾʑcಲȹ̖ॠcؿݯగܰᜑɁᗘΕࠍྦྷ̔ވ̰Ԟ ࣂॶࢄଊಲֺއᙖࣩڭؿe
VISUAL DELIGHT
Apart from the serene colour scheme dominating the museum, the three special exhibition halls are highlighted by primary colours that strike a pleasing contrast. ഼ᘨԔՇ ۩ʑΈ୮ਥ̯ɐ˞क़͉ϳ А˚ኒcЎɻɍऋП ࢄᜨڳɐɣᐺࡈؿϳc ͌ྦྷˈe
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SPONSORED FEATURE
SWISS BY DESIGN V-ZUG APPLIANCES ARE SHAPED BY USER-CENTRIC DESIGNS IDEAL FOR MODERN LIVING
This page: The handcrafted RefreshButler; opposite page clockwise from left: Glass ceramic FullFlex hob; World-first Combi-Steam MSLQ; V-ZUG headquarters in Zug, Switzerland; the V-ZUG design team
Design permeates every aspect of our life, from the clothes we wear to the myriad of products we bring into our home, such as the appliances we rely on every day. These necessities need to look good and perform well – how successfully they do this comes down to the vision of the design team behind them. “We always design our products starting with the idea of making everyday life easier for users, exciting and inspiring them,” says Julia Borger, User Experience Designer for Swiss brand, V-ZUG. Located in Zug, Switzerland, V-ZUG has been developing and manufacturing innovative household appliances since 1913, and has established a global presence and a recognised identity that is known for fascinating designs and highperformance, easy-to-use products. “Users should have to do as little as possible when it comes to appliance inputs. In the best case it involves natural movements and intuitive procedures that enable an input,” says User Experience Designer, Gloria Cultura. This approach was employed on the award-winning, zoneless FullFlex hob, which detects where you place cookware and adjusts itself automatically, and has a professional mode that regulates the power level when you push a pan to the back. This is convenient cooking at the highest level.
“Design is the art of combining functionality with aesthetics and thus creating a positive user experience.” To achieve this, V-ZUG is dedicated to introducing evermore innovations into its products. For example, the world-unique vibration absorbing system in V-ZUG washing machines, which makes them exceedingly quiet – and a popular choice with consumers – and the Combi-Steam MSLQ, a world-first in combining heat, steam and microwave in one appliance. Exemplary Swiss design and high-quality materials also feature in the RefreshButler, a luxury fabric care system that cleans delicate fabrics to professional levels at home. Each free-standing piece is handmade in Switzerland and can be integrated into an existing cupboard system. RefreshButler combines three practical functions in one appliance: a refresh function that neutralises odours; hygiene function to ensure that bacteria and germs are almost completely eliminated; and a drying function that dries wet fabrics in a gentle and energy-saving manner thanks to the heat pump. Every aspect of a V-ZUG appliance is carefully considered. As Borger notes, “Our appliances stand for quality and durability, so the design has to last and remain appealing for a long period of time.”
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homes
Photography by Reylia Slaby
HOUSES OF HYGGE 42 | A QUIET PLACE 58 | WELL-PRIMED CANVAS 68 MAJESTIC MANOR 80 | THE ART OF ZEN 88
STEP INSIDE JASON KUOK’S WONDROUSLY COSY KOA NISEKO, WHERE EVERY CORNER LULLS YOU INTO A STATE OF BLISS; PLUS, ARTSY ABODES IN HONG KONG, MELBOURNE, CAPE TOWN AND MORE
HOUSES OF
HYGGE Nestled within the majestic forests of Higashiyama, Koa Niseko evokes a wondrous synergy of Scandinavian conviviality and Japanese quietude | ϽכHigashiyamaѕᗫ׳ؿKoa Nisekoc ѧᖐ˵ᅩؿᚭᅥၤˀ̯ྟؿ፷ነ WORDS CHERRY LAI PHOTOGRAPHY REYLIA SLABY ASSISTED BY ALEXANDER ITO PRODUCTION EMILY LEUNG
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ONE OF A KIND
The poetic simplicity of Japanese and Nordic architecture is captured in the sleek, streamlined silhouettes of Koa Niseko’s villas and townhouses; opposite page: Jason Kuok (far right) conceived the project over two years with childhood friends (from left) Justin Potter, Joseph Luk and Jason Cheung. ዟȹಲɀ ΣΣೋؿˀ̯ྟ፷ ၤ˵ᅩۺዾነcΕKoa Niseko ؿПྎᅢָஉ߮Ᏽѧ ଊhྦྷࠒ྇iJason Kuok ́ʿ ٦ȿԭαࣂං།ԫࣂΡʤ ̞ Justin PotterdJoseph LukJason Cheung ࿚ܰ܆ωඖ͌e
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When one thinks of a sojourn to Niseko, the mountainous snow-capped town nestled on the western tip of Hokkaido, it’s usually images of hustle and bustle – travellers throwing on VJGKT UMK DQQVU CV VJG DTGCM QH FCYP VQ ECVEJ VJG ƂTUV UPQY ƂNNKPI WR VJG VQYPoU VTGPFKGUV QPUGPU or scurrying off to try the smorgasbord of outdoor activities on offer, all before retiring for some much-needed rest and doing it all again the next day. +P EQPVTCUV VQ VJKU ƃWTT[ QH CEVKXKV[ VWEMGF CYC[ QP VJG JGGNU QH VJG OCLGUVKE /QWPV 0KUGMQ Annupuri amidst the tranquil forests of Higashiyama is Koa Niseko, a newly unveiled exclusive collection of 20 beautifully crafted homes – 10 freestanding villas and 10 semi-detached townhouses. The emphasis here is on slowing down and savouring the present moment with friends and loved ones in cosy contentment. Бʲ֡کϽכˀ̯˵ࣵ༞Ϲࠍؿுɬےᔪɀ˖̀ࣁϷࣂcࣺࣵଊˮȹடϻᆅባؿೋ ࠍiࣁ۪Εቭࣂעʗޮɐไுཏࢰࢴˀˮȹுcֶܰȹူໜಐ֡ےʑࣂֆؿใݖcֶܰႢ֡ ۂᎡȹԒΕʸ̔৽ݠΔਕሒࠕؿcಳ܃Αৈ֙АͤࢠcˀɌʹࠇᔍ˴˴δδؿຝۗe ಳϤcᒔᔀΕඐ৩ؿΪЦౝСɬ܃ʿHigashiyamaྟ፷׳ɾɻؿϾΩඖ͌Koa Nisekozzͅ 10ዟ͓Пྎ10˸ዟ͓βָ۰ୂιؿ20ณྭ၀ᆽࡼֈc̋ᜑϾʸਿ؇ȹͧԑi຺ྺיүc ၤጱשᄿෲΕྟ፷ഒሬؿྊɻcԔՇɎe ࠗಋ၀ۂΔଐೕࢄਆSupernova LandؿፒɁ࠹໎ԑᐢଉJason Kuokᇹʥዃࣂ൚༦ԭ αؿඖ͌ࣂ͐ٲi ȹն҈ڏȹԒ̰Εɀ˖̀Ӯ༦ؿϹc͛ЩܰͲۺ˘⪶З ສღͲؿႚΩӡͶc༗҈ࠨዟऋݠ́ؿล֨ነe
“FROM THE BEGINNING, I KNEW I WANTED TO CREATE SOMETHING THAT HADN’T BEEN SEEN IN NISEKO BEFORE”
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“From the beginning, I knew I wanted to create something that hadn’t been seen in Niseko before, which is a fully built-out and fully furnished luxury collection of homes with our own unique lifestyle concept and aesthetic,” explains Jason Kuok, the founder and managing director of *QPI -QPI DCUGF DQWVKSWG RTQRGTV[ FGXGNQRGT 5WRGTPQXC .CPF YJKEJ EQPEGKXGF VJG RTQLGEV over a two-year period. $CEM KP FWTKPI C VTKR VQ VJG JCTDQWT IGVCYC[U QH 0CPVWEMGV CPF /CTVJCoU 8KPG[CTF KP the eastern United States, Jason was awestruck by the sight of a row of uniform, traditional white houses lined up against nature’s dramatic backdrop. “Nothing seemed forced or out of place; it felt comfortable and inspiring,” he says. Jason sought to recreate this “simple beauty in uniformity” KP VJG UGENWFGF *QMMCKFQ HQQVJKNNU s YJKNG TGOCKPKPI LWUV OKPWVGU CYC[ HTQO VJG 0KUGMQ 8KNNCIG ski lifts – which he fell in love with during a visit with family a few years ago. “The physical beauty QH VJKU RNCEG KP UWOOGT CPF YKPVGT FGƂPKVGN[ KPƃWGPEGF VJG FGUKTG VQ DWKNF C UGNH EQPVCKPGF GUVCVG that blended well in the natural beauty of the environment,” he says.
WARM AND COSY
Light oak wood accents and a soft palette adorn the fullyfurnished interiors curated by Stellar Works; the Jotul crafted cast iron gas fireplace anchors the plush living area. ใธϬΕ ϳኼ˃ሁɥၤܹؿϳୂc ݯStellar Works୮ଉ۩ؿʑ⪶ ᄈ়ɁቤɈhͅJotul၀ႇؿᛅ ᚁዝࣩᘅᜑ̯ɰփɁ۪ؿᜨҡ ᛷጱᅙe
2017αcJasonԷਝมෑਥऋနଡ଼ໍഩ්ؿಋɟɩᔪࣁϷcΔȹખખඨ͉ؿϳָ ۰ࠍ܃ѕᗫؿɣϬಳ߇ౡ૯૯мʵe ԅೋࠍͲӀ˸ᒨ༢cᜑɁഒרϬΕcรԮઢೕֲe JasonѴશҐԅိ ኬღؿᓯ ࠇଊːྟ፷ɠΔzzˢᅕαک།ࡼɁԞ˵ࣵ༞ࣂڏෲɐȿ Ͻכɬ຺ؿᒔ˖ΔʿcϤ།ɀ˖ӱҦไுؿӹ̋τᅕʗᘸ൝ᔴeJason႓i ԫࡧؿտ ˬտౡߎɺνc˥Ɂ۾̨ȹϬϬӷcɌॶၤϬಳྊѧጪؿϾΩਂe Koa NisekoΕ˵ࣵ༞ౡᜮʿࠍ့ܰͱ،ؿೕࢄඖ͌c͛ܰJasonؿԑพԈೡຌe༦˾12α ԞcJason୮ଉ༦ࡼપ࿏ɎࠗࣟԈּཽԈඑ྆ؿΛං˖ވज़ৈ֙cΕذพೕࢄୂʿࠍኟτਿพᔔఒ كؿᖫeˢ͐ٲcˎጱྦྷϬɯؿᄧᚊรݯ૯ႩcɺЎྦྷʿӸɐነୌԷพ৻ؿԞ᎘˾ॵcҡነᎷ ړ ܛ܆ע c˞Ꮆྦྷɺᒾᔝᛰؿஉ߮ᅸݚณұeˢΕԈೡຌඖ͌ɻٲଊˮϳcࢰࢴԷଊ ˤࣁϷؿ၀eJason႓i ҈ࠨڌޚ۹۰ؿ෮ຮΕכᜑɁभ̳ ݠΕԯɻ ΡΡԔՇeஉ߮ֈ ֺࣂฟ͌ؿcϣᄬ՚cᜑɁࠨॶΕԯɻ২ϬɯcԎၤጱשᄿෲͳԔПԮ෮ຮݠ́ؿe
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HOMES | HIGASHIYAMA
“WE BELIEVE THAT HOLIDAY HOMES ARE MEANT TO BE TRULY LIVED IN AND ENJOYED”
ROOM WITH A VIEW
Natural light fills the intimate family room kitted out with handwoven rugs, upholstered furnishings and bespoke water colour paintings; the Scandanavianstyle open kitchen flows seamlessly into the living area and the outdoors. ѧౡߎ ȹࡼͳၙؿʨΔҶࣴ˨כؿˀͮc ɻיτʹᓱΔಇdசྌ்ԮdऋП կপАˋؿೋh˵ᅩࠓיβ ᄡָ།۪ᜨၤʸ̔ʨΔಲᐡடᖎe
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enable people to be themselves and to have meaningful experiences with their friends and loved ones.” Indeed, every aspect of Koa Niseko (named for the beautiful, rare koa wood KPFKIGPQWU VQ VJG *CYCKKCP +UNCPFU HTQO VJG aesthetic approach to landscaping and the architecture to the hand-curated accessories and interiors, has been fuelled by a clear and EQJGUKXG FGUKIP XKUKQP VJCV EGNGDTCVGU LQ[ beauty and intimacy in their most organic forms. At the heart of it is the Scandinavian concept of hygge (“centred around cosiness, EQOHQTV CPF GPLQ[KPI VJG UKORNG OQOGPVUq that permeates throughout the 2,088sqft threebedroom villas and 1,443sqft two-bedroom townhouses. Evoking the pure architectural silhouettes of traditional Japanese farmhouses, they have been reimagined by architect Craig Takahata of Zoo Design with modern dark-grey gable roofs and elegant white wood-panelled siding. Large balconies and front porches invite moments to be spent with the surrounding vistas and canopies of maple and birch trees. Step through the doorway into lightdrenched, lofty interiors and a multilayered melange of textures and materiality, crafted by interior designer Ryoichi Niwata of Bond Design Studio, immediately transposes you into a languid state of bliss. “A very big focus for Koa was the furnishings, which were heavily ඏ͉ؿϳ˃ᜱc̨ˮ͝๑ඨˀ̯༛ٞ ؿक़ኴۺዾረྰhɣᚉ̎کఢᜑɁသԔଡک ːͅสኹ͉ኵኹኹ͚ᓱϤιؿɣϬಳౡe ޮ༦ɣپԞԷᅢ֛ঢ়ᐳيڋעؿංcBond Design Studio۩ؿʑஉ߮Ryoichi NiwataΕ۰ ʑ၀ʶฆΛᄙωؿሔΔࢿذcʀɁ֗ؿ ါeJason͐ٲi Koaؿȹɣࠇᒨܰઔ͂˞ ˵ᅩஉ߮ݯ்ؿԮe ԝΣ߯ႇ̠ܙΔಇd ใธؿኼ˃Δdˀβໜူϛ່ᖈdࢸۤᚁႇዝ ࣩᘅख़ϹᙬʹАଷᐙΔಇe Έʏॖᖪˮഒ ሬᆅੱ়ؿɁነcɖగܰKoa࣏ݠ́ؿʶe ྡྷݯଊஉ߮෮֨c Jasonᑹᑼᇼȿˢɩነ ࣂΕਥਝነ࣎ႏᖫؿɍϽΡʤcАݯඖ͌
INTO THE WOODS
The properties’ simple yet striking exteriors blend seamlessly into its surrounding foresty landscape of Mount Niseko Annupuri. ຒ၆ᒮɻ ذพᓯϤ͌ۺؿዾ̔Ᏻ ܌ԷΡ୮ΔጪɃȿΪЦౝС ɬ̒՚ؿ׳ɾౡe
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“KOA IS SYNONYMOUS WITH METICULOUS WORKMANSHIP AND AN APPRECIATION FOR NATURAL BEAUTY”
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inspired by Scandinavian interior design,” says Jason, pointing out accents such as custom patchwork interior carpets, warm QCM ƃQQTKPI ,CRCPGUG JQPG[EQOD DNKPFU 0QTYGIKCP KTQP ICU ƂTGRNCEGU CPF NWUJN[ VGZVWTGF 0GY <GCNCPF YQQN TWIU p6JG combination of these items evokes the cosy, welcoming and inspiring aesthetic that is central to the Koa lifestyle.” To bring his vision to life, Jason also enlisted three of his closest friends from his primary-school days at Chinese +PVGTPCVKQPCN 5EJQQN YJQ JG VCRRGF CU VJG RTQLGEVoU EQTG partners and shareholders: Jason Cheung, the director of sales, marketing and corporate strategy; Justin Potter, the creative director, who oversees all things digital, print, design CPF CTEJKVGEVWTG CPF ,QUGRJ .WM VJG ƂPCPEKCN FKTGEVQT YJQ is also in charge of the brand’s future F&B and retail arms. On the day of our cover shoot – memorably during a dramatic, blistering snowstorm on a winter day in early February – the chemistry and creative synergy between the dynamic foursome was palpable. “We all have different but very complementary skill sets, which enabled us to stay focused on our respective roles and ߬˚ؿАྑЂٖc˳ܢሻਕd̟Ꮺሻʥͬพ೪ᐢဟ Jason Cheungh߲ஐᅕᆦdͿԵdஉ߮ۺዾ೩෮ᆲᕿؿ ෮ᐢဟJustin Potterh˞ʥ࠹ᚋۂಶ̰Ԟᎁඝཌྷਕพ৻ؿল৻ ᐢဟJoseph LukeΕ҈ࠨᙘ۬ࠍˀcɖగܰ2˂ܺٱɎട ᅘࠓுؿᗒѿˀɥc4ɁɾංؿʝነА͂෮Ɉ൴ɺӰϤ௵e ҈ࠨΈτɺcЎ܌Ρॶʃɺӷcᜑ҈ࠨਿ؇כΈϬ ؿӯϳஐͨe Jason˨႓i ҈ࠨᑹ߬ᆢړϬɯɺผ༦ͫ ҙɃcᎷདजࣂංԔᅥe ˢࠨੀᘗᙩΕˀ̯ႇϤዟऋ
NATURAL HABITAT
High vaulted ceilings with wood beams tower over the cosy living and dining areas, which are dotted with timber furnishings and foliage accents. ֆʨಳ ঢ়ᐳᅢ֛˃ષᜑ̯ɰഒሬؿ ۪ඛᜨҡᛷ৽Ɂcɻᑹי τ၀ᆽ˃ؿႇۂ౺ذАᒨ၈e
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“WE MAKE SURE WE DON’T TAKE OURSELVES TOO SERIOUSLY AND MAKE TIME FOR SOME FUN ”
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COSY COCOON
“We wanted to create homes where people and their families and friends could really enjoy and create memories in,” says Jason Kuok (far left) of the project. ᒔ˖ʨΔ ྦྷࠒ̞྇ Jason KuokᇹԷ ඖ͌ࣂ͐ٲi ҈ࠨѴશ̨ ˮᜑ۰˚ၤࡼɁשʤיᕌԔՇc ͚ᓱˮಲࠉނؿൔΑኙe
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responsibilities,” says Jason. “We also make sure we don’t take ourselves too seriously and make time for some fun.” In the future, they plan to continue crafting unique developments CETQUU ,CRCP YKVJ C UGEQPF DQWVKSWG QPUGP TGUKFGPEG RTQLGEV that will be launched this summer in Furano under the Koa brand. “Koa is synonymous with meticulous workmanship and an appreciation for natural beauty,” concludes Jason. “At its core, the Koa brand is about freedom from the mundanities of city life.” Through immaculate attention to detail and a thoughtful, impassioned vision, Koa Niseko is certainly an exquisite expression of that. // ؿೕࢄඖ͌cԎི߮כʌαࡧʨΕఒӪயઐˮKoaۂಶ࿏Ɏɀ ၀ۂใݖϾΩඖ͌e Koaగܰ˞၀ᆽɮྦྷɣϬಳྸؿ ሌ̯ݯe Jasonᘷ႓i Koaۂಶ࣏ؿʶძࠤܰϬͅeᒻ ݠ̟́ےҢጉcԔՇϬͅe ༦ୀʶ୮ଉୀຝc˞ʥൎᆅ ੱؿѼോcKoa Niseko܌ԷΡ୮ΔеଊȿϬͅؿΡe
REST EASY
A custom-designed bed and headboard, fixtures by Ricardo Lighting and curated soft furnishings inject the master en suite with a layered tactility. יᕌͤࢠ ԞϬRicardo LightingؿͧᒻஉdऋП உ߮ؿဣѷѷcᑹτˠୀሼખ ؿசࡼۂc˚ݯɁࡨָɃᔔఒሔe
A QUIET
PLACE
This serene South African hideaway provides the perfect home away from home for an international executive | ྟ፷ؿᑷ˖ᅥ්ऋПͨݯᓻਝᏜነࡼ࠹ᚋਐؿ۰˚Ϥஉ BY NIKEY CHENG PHOTOGRAPHY MICKEY HOYLE UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
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RIGHT AT HOME
A soft colour palette, light earthy materials and tactile decor accents envelope the abode with a relaxing, airy feel. ႦᕌΕࡼ ܹؿϳୂd ؿɣΔӡࢿذሔ ᔔఒؿཚcݯࡼֈ ɐ၀ᆽੱؿe
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҈ࠨ৫ဍ߬ ীᑷଊྡྷ cΡΡႦᕌ ȹɎeྦྷכӸͨ߬ᓻؿAcha LekeԞ႓cȹॶ ᜑˢᔴؿݠ́ڔ܈ᑷ˖ᅥ්˿႓ܰ෮ຮࠇɣe ౝ۩ʑஉ߮ʥཚɮА۩OKHAؿᐢဟ࠹உ ߮Adam CourtΑኙ႓i AchaᐢॶΔɎ Һցcܰ˨ݠɈ௩ෲԶውؿɁeΕˢొˮ ˞ଊˤࣟࠓݘڈАݯ⪶˚ᕀࣂc҈Ɏɰك༞ ҈ࠨੀผАˮȹԒၤଠɺؿஉ߮c˳ܢ۹Ӹ ߯Λಁ்Ԯe AdamAchaؿАɊʗ҄cውೕˮ ෮cϤᄖౖɣ۰ؿ൙ૈ̯ͧɰ˥Ɂڈ ౨ۿeɣΩϽ୮ঢ়Δcђኟፗᒏѕᗫؿɬॵࣵ ݗౡߎcɺဳ࡚ͅʿΉ֡̔ତશɖॶҐౡသ νଡ֛e۰ɥጹጪɃ̒՚ྟؿ፷ྊc܃کя ڃஉᚉ̡̎̎cᑹஉτऋɣʸc̨वʸ̔ ۩ʑؿʗވeAdamᑞമܞcͲፆΔȹංਿ ݯپˤۺዾ̨˿ܛᙩʿ࣐ۺؿዾʔ̇Bomax
Architectscݯඖ͌ᘆࠇ߬ؿஉ߮ʏॖe
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“OUR CLIENT FELT THE TEXTURE AND CHARACTER OF THE ROCK WAS MORE VALUABLE THAN THE SPACE ITSELF”
Photography by Niel Vosloo
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A large granite boulder is preserved inside the home, setting the tone for a highly characterful space of various textures and materiality. Pictured here is OKHA's director and designer Adam Court. ܹቤɈ ۰ʑړज͌ؿ٦֍̜͏c ɐಲၤ࠷ˈֲؿሔeɐ྇ݯ OKHAᐢဟ࠹உ߮Adam Courte
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“MY MANIFESTO IS THAT EACH ELEMENT IN AN INTERIOR SHOULD BE ABLE TO HOLD ITS OWN IN ISOLATION”
COLOUR WHEEL
Pops of character in the form of colourful upholstery and sculptural furnishings enliven the minimalist space.
Photography by Karl Rogers
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BY THE SEA
A majestic timber-floored outdoor deck serves up the best of indoor-outdoor living. ੱ়ࣵ ѩ৩˃ؿΔʸ̡̔̎ ιȿ۩ʑʥ۩̔́ݠ ؿԙடᖎe
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WELL-PRIMED
CANVAS
With careful editing, muted colours and a selection of handcrafted accessories, David Scott Interiors has transformed this Manhattan apartment into a dynamic home for art | ۩ʑஉ߮ʔ̇David Scott Interiors၀ܹܥϳ ்ԮཚcҐਅКནϾֺ̨ιඏݠᅱؿᖚࡼ් WORDS MICHELE KOH MOROLLO PHOTOGRAPHY STEPHEN JOHNSON PRODUCTION NIKEY CHENG
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“THE CLIENTS WANTED TO CELEBRATE THE DANISH CONCEPT OF HYGGE”
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DOWN TO A FINE ART
Most of the home’s furniture are of Scandinavian origin, with a minimalist sensibility that allows for the homeowners’ art collection to take centre stage. ၀ᆽᖚ ࡼɻɣʗ்ԮؿԞΔ ɖᙔ˵ᅩΔਂc˞ୀؿรᓯ ቤɈᚼμ۰˚ؿᖚނᔀe
Multidisciplinary New York architecture and design studio David Scott Interiors believes in a collaborative approach when designing a home, so it always works closely with clients to JGNR EQPXG[ VJGKT WPKSWG RGTUQPCNKVKGU CPF VCUVGU 6JG ƂTOoU OQUV TGEGPV RTQLGEV KU VJG VJ ƃQQT apartment home of Manhattan couple Kathleen Sullivan and Helen Stacy. Located in a residential building in Midtown East, and within walking distance of Central Park, Madison Avenue and Park #XGPWG VJKU USWCTG HQQV CRCTVOGPV GRKVQOKUGU VJG UQRJKUVKECVGF EQUOQRQNKVCP URKTKV QH the Big Apple. 9KVJKP VJG URCEG CTG C PWODGT QH UVTKMKPI CXCPV ICTFG CTVYQTMU KPENWFKPI RCKPVKPIU D[ .CTT[ Poons, Esteban Vicente, Susan Vecsey, Jennifer Hornyak and Amy Kirchner, a crinkled copper wall UEWNRVWTG D[ $CTEGNQPC DCUGF /CTGQ 4QFTKIWG\ C UKFGDQCTF UEWNRVWTG D[ &WVEJ EGTCOKEKUV $CDU Haenen and tapestry by Swedish weaver Lillian Holm. But what makes the interiors truly unique is VJG YC[ VJG CTVKUVKE ƃCKT EQOGU VJTQWIJ PQV LWUV KP VJG QTPCOGPVCN RKGEGU DWV CNUQ KP VJG ECTGHWNN[ chosen furnishings, which include an organically shaped “melting” brass coffee table by Chinese
ኞٽஉ߮Έိɮೡؿख़ۺዾʥஉ߮ɮА ۩David Scott Interiors̨ֈֺࣂኞٽըϷА ᅡβc།۪ʸܛړ၇c˞૯Ƀుో۪ʸؿ ֲۂՈeɮА۩ݯڏٶ۰˚ЂڕKathleen SullivanHelen Stacyஉ߮ϽכਅКནےȹϾ Ωɣ෨ؿ64ᅢঢ়ᄙϾֺcሱٶɻ̕ʔ්dோႫ ɣ༞ʔ්ɣ༞cࠍዶ༠3,450̡ʿаcҐख़ ਝɣผؿ၀ᆽ̟ࣩࢄݢᚉಲፘe ࡼɻ፭୮˿Ӯྔ͌کᇯؿᖚАۂc ˳ ܢLarry Poonsd Esteban Vicented Susan Vecseyd Jennifer Hornyak Amy Kirchner ೩ȹଠೋࡼؿАcᑹτʱඊࢬ፯Գࡼ Mareo RodriguezڇؿႻؐ॔Ᏻ፯d୩ᙬ
HOMES | NEW YORK
SLEEK SOPHISTICATION
The luscious red timber flooring and wall panels ooze laid-back elegance. ಲኜ˿Ꮎ ়Ɂ˃ؿΔၤᏳ ౙೕˮ੫ඃඏݢࣩؿe
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HOMES | NEW YORK
“THEIR DESIRE WAS TO EMBRACE A SCANDINAVIAN AESTHETIC WITH A CONTEMPORARY EDGE”
MIDAS TOUCH
A mix of shapes and textures are brought into the home thanks to avant-garde lighting fixtures and plush, curvy furnishings. ᒨ͏ιټ ࡼɻᒻיȿɣ൴کᇯؿԮ ਫജؿತ்Ԯc੪ʶฆΈԮ ྸؿѼرሔe
YCZ ECUV HQWPFT[ CTVKUCP <JKRGPI 6CP EJCPFGNKGTU VJCV TGUGODNG UQCR DWDDNGU D[ NKIJVKPI FGUKIPGT Nathan Orsman and custom items by the David Scott Interiors team. Most of the furniture, which includes vintage and bespoke pieces, is of Scandinavian origin. “The clients wanted to celebrate the Danish concept of hygge – simplistic comfort, snugness, UGTGPKV[ CPF EQPVGPVOGPV q GZRNCKPU VJG UVWFKQoU HQWPFGT &CXKF 5EQVV p6JGKT FGUKTG YCU VQ embrace a Scandinavian aesthetic with a contemporary edge.” He responded to this request by assembling a collection of original period Scandinavian furnishings, mixing them with contemporary CTV EWUVQO FGUKIPGF VCDNGU D[ JKU UVWFKQ CPF OWVGF EQNQWTGF DWV CIITGUUKXGN[ VGZVWTGF ECTRGVU and fabrics to create a timeless look. ᖚࡼBabs Haenenؿᎁᓃ፯d॒ᓱɣLillian Holmؿಇ೩eֈֺ⪶ౙೕടዟऋڈɓ ࣟؿሁcȿϬԒˮАؿۂᖚࣩࢠcᑹτፆΛಁ༦၀ܥୀፕؿඏ்ԮcԝΣͅɻਝᛅ ᙱᖚࡼ<JKRGPI 6CPႇd̔ѼτΣ̳ΕูʝؿႻႇՊࣙc̊̔˿Ӯᅕͅཚஉ߮Nathan Orsmanஉ߮ٓ͝ؿӚˋ؞ౠc˞ʥȹԒͅDavid Scott Interiors྆අऋПݯֈֺАؿˮϳࡼۂe ࡼɻɣʗ்ԮяԞϬ˵ᅩcɻ˳ܢᕤᓿ߯ႇؿಁβe ۪Ɂ˞ɽோ֗ؿါ́ࡑݠነล ֨hygge̯ݯzzᓯഒሬdՇՉᙶdྟ፷҄e ɮА۩ؿፒɁDavid Scottܞˮi ˢࠨ Ε˵ᅩ˚ຮɻ˱Ƀଊˤࣟሁe ݯϊcˢऋПܥፕȹӡͶ˵ᅩࡈஉ߮cฆଊˤᖚۂdԯɮА ۩߯ࣙؿɥc˞ʥΛಁϳܹЎሔᔔఒؿΔಇ̠ᖚcᆺˮ̷ࠓࣟe
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“EVERYTHING WAS CAREFULLY CONSIDERED IN THE CONTEXT OF CRAFTSMANSHIP”
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COMFORT IS KEY
Looking out to New York City’s majestic cityscape, the bedrooms retain a delicate balance of tranquillity and personality. ഒሬԔՇ ဣָཙᙴख़̟ౡϳc ̡ጫྟכ፷ၤᒠע ֲɾංe
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The guest bedroom is grounded with a vintage Swedish kilim rug from 1967. Soft blue tones were used for the master bedroom to accentuate the spectacular EKV[ XKGYU UGGP HTQO VJG YKPFQY +P VJG QHƂEG C XKPVCIG Wengé desk by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel was placed at LWUV VJG TKIJV CPING VQ ECRVWTG C OCIPKƂEGPV RGTURGEVKXG of Central Park. David concludes, “It was very important that the interiors felt effortless and casual – editing the concept down to only the essential elements was key.” // ָ۪ؿΔሼτ 1967αؿ kilim ᑁΔಇe˚Ɂ ָ˞ᔂϳ˚ݯc̟̔ےؿౡҡᛷɺνeፒʔ ۩ʑיτȹਜ਼ͅ Nanna Ditzel Jørgen Ditzel உ߮ؿ Wengéᕤᓿ࣊ࣙcיສؿӯ۹ࡄΡॶཙᙴɻ̕ʔ්ؿ ౡߎeDavidᐢ႓i ۩ʑ⪶ࠇ߬ܰʀɁႦᕌᄘ ෮ɾcᗐᒄΕכҝ൬ፕցล֨cԎਥ̯ʏॖടʹe
TRUE RELAXATION
The stunning tub-equipped master bathroom offers the ideal environment to soak the day’s stresses away. יᕌԔՇ ˚Ɂָࣼ۩ؿႚജࡨ ȹᎶ࠭Ͳcᜑ۰˚ॶသੱҶሶ Εඏࣩؿe
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MAJESTIC MANOR Bespoke touches and lovingly curated art breathe life into real estate developer Luke Fehon’s Mid-Levels home | ऋႇࡼཚࢧ͌ؿᖚݯۂΔଐೕࢄਆ Luke Fehon˸ؿɬϾֺ؇Ƀ́՜Ɉ WORDS CHERRY LAI PHOTOGRAPHY ALEX MAELAND PRODUCTION NIKEY CHENG
HOMES | MID-LEVELS | 3,230 SQFT
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STATE OF THE ART
The stately living room is home to a plethora of carefully curated treasures, from Matthew Stone’s diptych to various sculptures, Tibetan handwoven silk rugs and sofas upholstered in custom woven Toyine Sellers fabric. ;ʶዟ༜ ࣩݢ൚ಳ۪ؿᜨיȿ ȹ۩၀ʶܥፕۂނؿc ˳ܢMatthew Stoneؿᔶᐲೋ Έಁ፯cᑹτϹᔀʹᓱ၌ ΔಇdΛਜ਼ᔍɐToyine Sellers ऋႇ̠ᖚࣗؿʝe
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҈٦ȿࣂٽ۾ංఖҒଉيݠ́ؿංc ҡడ˝ૃיȿe ႚΩೕࢄਆ FuinؿፒɁ ɾȹ࠹˚Luke Fehoncേ႓ടˢΕዀᇂ̝ ɾɎҒԷϽ˸כɬਂȹณᅢᆚؿ3,230а ௰ϽcୄஂʶෲϾֺeˢࣂȹϽשʤɟɻ ̨ᚹكᅢᆚcযࢿȹᚹڏෲɐȿe ϽαႦɷژ౦̨Λஉ߮൚ɓؿϾΩ ذพc༧̠ณ˱գϭใࡐജ೩Δcॶᜑˢޜɐ ଡذؿพ˿႓ྡྡಲడcӷЌኬᄙؿ௰Ͻ ಳڈౝஒϳe мʵ҈ɾ୮గܰԯᄖ ౖࠍዶcΕࠗಋڈӢӮe௰Ͻᅢ֛۾ঢ়c ђኟɻౡߎࠗಋ৽౺ذʔ්ؿၕ၆ౡc ૯૯়ࠧ҈e ΕΣϊˮϳۺؿዾذʑc Luke ॶݯϬɯ ȹᑷ˖ɾֺcѿڳᐥδ́ݠcיᕌӸ ʶeLuke͐ٲi ҈۾௩ᚭۿΕࡼcֺ˞ࡼֈ ྦྷ҈Ԟ႓ڈࠇ߬e LukeҡऋПᇼԞ౦ݯˢ உ߮࠷ֈֺؿRients Ltdۺዾʥ۩ʑஉ߮ ΡʤRients BruinsmaᎳδe ԭɁ৻ͨࠖؿగܰࠇୂ 4ָ௰Ͻ̠ؿ ѫcԚɾҡᛷᄖౖeȿஉௐȹؿݚᄡָ4
HOMES | MID-LEVELS
“WHAT DREW ME TO THE APARTMENT WAS THE HUGE VOLUMES, WHICH ARE RARE TO FIND IN HONG KONG” OLD WORLD CHARM
A dark bronze dining table, 1960s-style dining chairs in dark stained walnut from Dunbar and abundant timber accents lend to the home’s evocative, old-time elegance; pictured is Luke Fehon. ജᗫ˖ވ ใธ˃ؿҥሁɥdȹਜ਼૯Ⴛ ᎁࣙcᑹτԞϬDunbarؿ૯ϳ ߈࣠˃1960αˤࠓᎁ౯cࡼݯ ֈ؇Ƀ͌ؿඏࣩሔh ྇ݯLuke Fehone
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TO THE NINES
White linen walls and a lush midnight blue silk rug enwrap the sleek master bedroom, while Luke's favourite dressing room is finished in polished walnut and boasts expansive storage; pictured is designer Rients Bruinsma. ΪԔԯɻ ͉ϳؿԓௌ̠Ᏻሔᔔఒؿʟէ ᔂ၌Δಇ˚ݯɁָɃಲࠉቤɈc Lukeʶෲؿϸఞංڬᔍɐڋଡ ؿ ߈࣠˃cԎௐ˨ؿيذංh ྇ݯஉ߮Rients Bruinsmae
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THE ART OF ZEN The home of Australian businesswoman Janine Allis is a quiet, luxurious retreat with a zen-inspired yoga room that doubles up as her home office | ዌكݘΊɤਆɁJaninie Allisؿ ࡼֈஉτᐋࠓЈָ࠹ࡼֈፒʔ۩c⪶༗ྟ፷ႚജ WORDS MICHELE KOH MOROLLO PHOTOGRAPHY DAMIEN KOOK PRODUCTION NIKEY CHENG
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To envision a sanctuary for her and her family, Janine Allis, the founder of popular Australian juice and smoothie brand Boost Juice, hired interior architecture and design studio In Design International (IDI) to create a quiet, luxurious three-storey, 1,560-square-foot home in suburban Melbourne. Janine is a healthy lifestyle advocate who enjoys surfing, horseback riding, tennis and yoga, while Penny Del Castillo, IDI’s founder and director, has a great deal of experience with bespoke spa and wellness projects. This client-designer relationship was a match made in heaven, so it was no surprise that the two came up with the concept of a salubrious and relaxing oasis for Janine’s home. ዌكݘΊۂםಶBoost Juice ؿፒɁJanine AllisࡼɁ จԷȹҡใᙀഒሬ්ࡼؿcܰכկপᆉ۩ʑۺዾʥஉ߮ɮА۩In Design International (IDI)Εቮဍ̨̯ࠁٶȹᄝ1,560̡ʿаؿ3ᄙ ֈֺcѧɮيݠ́ؿ܃ංౙೕˮГሁႚജݢࣩؿe Janineֆ৪́ݠc௩ෲᇰ࣯dᕉd̨၉ଈЈhIDIؿ ፒɁ࠹߲ஐɁPenny Del Castilloڬኟτ̨ɣˋێᏻʥ৪ɮೡඖ ͌ؿᔔఒeԭϽ˿႓ܰȹЩcɺࣱΛɔͳڏ࿚܆ˮȹ৪ ᜑɁיᕌؿஉ߮ล֨e
IN THE ELEMENT
Top right corner is IDI’s founder and director Penny Del Castillo; businesswoman Janine Allis' (pictured below) Melbourne home is a true sanctuary filled with rich materiality, luscious surfaces and a suave, earthy palette. ඏֲك ́ɐʿݯIDIፒɁ࠹ᐢဟPenny Del Castilloh́྇ݯι˲ԑพɤֲᆲ Janine Alliscԯቮဍ̯ࡼֈ̒୮˨ ૯ᅼࢿذdਫജҥሔၤɣΔϳc ཫݠᑷ˖ؿɁං૱ɠe
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“JANINE AND I BOTH LOVE TO SUPPORT AUSTRALIAN-MADE, SO WE CHOSE FURNITURE AND DECOR BY AUSTRALIAN DESIGNERS AND BRANDS” The house – which has a living room, a [QIC TQQO C UVWF[ C MKVEJGP ƂXG DGFTQQOU four bathrooms, two powder rooms, a media room, and a backyard with a pickleball tennis court and a swimming pool – was designed by /GNDQWTPG DCUGF ƂTO 9QNH #TEJKVGEVU CPF provided ample volumes for Penny and her team to explore. “Janine and I both love to support Australian-made,” explains Penny. “So we chose furniture and decor by Australian designers and brands, such as lighting by Christopher Boots, a bespoke dining table and chairs by Franco Crea, a coffee table by Mark Tuckey, bed linen D[ #DQFG CPF FTKGF ƃQYGTU D[ +UCOW 5CYC q To imbue the communal spaces with a gallery-like industrial aesthetic, Penny used TQDWUV &GMVQP HQT VJG ƃQQTU CPF UWTHCEGU 6JKU hard-wearing and durable material was also ideal because of its ability to handle the heavy VTCHƂE QH C NCTIG CEVKXG HCOKN[ QH ƂXG CPF VJGKT three pets. ֈֺ۪ͅᜨdЈָdָ࣊dᄡָd5ංဣ ָd4ංࣼ۩dԭංʝї۩dఌ۩c˞ʥڃஉ ˿̨ʞКଈؿ၉ଈ؈ϑ܃ؿୂιcஉ߮ ˮϬቮဍ̯ʔ̇9QNH #TEJKVGEVUɾʹcΣϊˮ ϳؿஃིݯPenny྆අొԜ˨ؿАيංe Penny͐ٲi Janine҈ɖʻܛዌݘႇ ؿϹcֺ˞҈ࠨፕ͂ͅዌݘஉ߮ۂಶˮۂ ்ؿԮཚۂcԝΣԞϬChristopher Bootsؿ ԮdFranco Creaؿᎁࣙ౯dMark TuckeyؿՊ ࣙdAbodeྤԮc˞ʥIsamu Sawaؿৡ٦e Pennyيؿ͂ͳࡼݯං؇Ƀᖚఢࣟሁ ɮพcΔᏳяઔ͂Dektoneိਠೝ ͂ࢿذؿሬ͂כঢ়ɁਂؿݚਟcྦྷϾട5 ɟɥ3ᕠࡼؿذԞ႓ʮԯሬe
INTO THE WOODS
A pond and foliage-filled courtyard area enliven the home and help bring the outdoors in. ׳ɻֈ ϑ၆෮୮୮ؿ ්ࡼݯֈ؇Ƀಲࠉ ࣩ́cᜑʸ̔ݠؿɈ Ӷ൬۩ʑe
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,CPKPGoU HCXQWTKVG TQQO KU VJG [QIC TQQO YJKEJ CNUQ FQWDNGU WR CU JGT JQOG QHƂEG 6JKU URCEG QRGPU VQ CP QWVFQQT EQWTV[CTF YKVJ C ƂUJ RQPF CPF YCVGT HGCVWTG 6JG TQQO KU CPEJQTGF YKVJ C ,GPP[ ,QPGU RGQP[ ƃQYGT TWI YJKNG GNGICPV NKPGP EWTVCKPU ITCEGHWNN[ YCHV KP VJG DTGG\G framing the calming scenery in the courtyard. #FLCEGPV VQ ,CPKPGoU YQTM CPF [QIC TQQO KU JWUDCPF ,GHHoU QHƂEG CPF OWUKE TQQO YJKEJ has a grand piano, a Patricia Urquiola-designed Gentry sofa by Moroso, a custom-made Tibetan YQQN TWI CPF C UVCVGOGPV OCMKPI -QQJ + 0QQT 5RGEEJK OKTTQT QXGT VJG ƂTGRNCEG The couple had previously commissioned artworks that they wanted to bring into their new home, so Penny gave these pieces pride of place by installing them in the couple’s respective QHƂEGU LWUV CDQXG VJGKT FGUMU 5JG UC[U p+P ,CPKPGoU QHƂEG CPF [QIC TQQO KU C UGNH RQTVTCKV photograph. To create a serene and peaceful atmosphere, the colour scheme for this room was NKIJVGT CPF UQHVGT VJCP VJG TGUV QH VJG JQWUG 9G CNUQ UGNGEVGF VYQ CTVYQTMU D[ RJQVQITCRJGT
MAKING A STATEMENT
The exterior walls of the home boasts a dramatic dark colour scheme, injecting a touch of the masculine and contemporary. ়Ɂರᒨ ̔Ᏻ⺑ɐ͌ؿ૯ϳࢿؖc ۺݯዾ؇ɃรԮࡄඈቤɈ ؿˤࣩሔe
Janine௩ෲЈָcԫ͛͂Аࡼؿֈፒʔ۩eָං།உτேϑˋʏॖؿʸ̔ޚடc ۩ʑፕ͂ȿJenny Jonesؿӑɽ࣐྇ΔಇcඏؿᖈΕܮ๑ടྟ፷ౡᜮؿک፭෬ࠓᘽe ΕЈָ࠹Janineፒʔ۩ࣀܰؿɏʩJeffؿፒʔ۩࠹ࠑᅥ۩cיτȹɣ፡ೄdͅPatricia UrquiolaݯMorosoஉ߮ؿGentryҳೕd߯ؿϹᔀϠˉΔಇcᑹτᘅɐȹྔ͌ؿKooh-I-Noor Specchiᗂɥe Әɤ˚Ɂяτ൬ณֈؿկপᖚАۂcPennyȹȹ๑ᚋ՚ԷcʗПҐɀɁʶෲނؿᔀי כˢࠨΈϬؿፒʔࣙɐʿeᘷ႓i νᔀכJanineፒʔ۩࠹Јָʑݯؿӣཫᙘᄧeݯᆺྟ ፷ጹࣩؿc҈ࠨऋΔፕ͂༖ࡼɻԯˢʿΔҡҡܹؿϳሁc̊̔ܥፕȿᙘᄧIsamu Sawa ԭఝАۂcສָכංᔶࢩؿپԭ৯e̊ȹᖾతcJeffؿፒʔ۩˞૯ϳ˚ݯc˞ᚼμˢΛఝఒࣟێ ؿАۂe
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Isamu Sawa and placed these on either side of the TQQOoU FQWDNG FQQTU +P EQPVTCUV ,GHHoU QHƂEG JCU a darker colour scheme to complement his more dramatic and masculine art pieces.” Guided by the theme of pared-back luxury, Penny selected architectural finishes in muted brown-beige tones and used white, charcoal and brass accents for the walls. She explains, “This neutral colour scheme serves as a blank canvas so the family can introduce new artwork to their home over time.” // ณֈؿ⪶˞ᓯႚജ̯ݯcPennyݯϊઔ͂ ϝϳӡۺؿዾࠍҥcᏳ͂ڬɐ͉dဧϘඡႻ ϳሁe ိɻֲϳሁ˚ᕀιݯֈֺؿᓯ߇ౡc ᜑˢࠨȹࡼॶ፭ࣂ˱௩ෲؿᖚۂe
MASTER OF THE HOUSE
A bedroom oozes feminine cosiness, contrasting the master en suite adorned with dark timber, brass details and a state-of-the-art round bathtub. ˔ّࠓࣟ ဣָᘃടᄒఊࣩࢠc །˞૯ϳ˃ҥА˚ኒ˚ؿɁ ࡨָιᒠˈྦྷעcʑҡ˱ɐ ඡႻᅼཚತࣼؿe
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THE CITY’S TOP CURATORS AND DESIGNERS LET US IN ON HOW TO BRING ART INTO THE HOME; PLUS A FEAST OF THE MOST DEFINING ART OF LOS ANGELES
THE NEW ART CITY Los Angeles is ditching its Tinseltown image and increasingly reframing itself as a sophisticated centre of art, design and cuisine | ݤҪᐈ̳ЦɈׁ˾ԯ٦٦˖ؿވѼോc ҝۺιඑᖚdஉ߮ࠕכȹӸؿ၀ᆽ̟ے BY ANJI CONNELL PHOTOGRAPHY ALL COURTESY IMAGES
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Los Angeles is stealing the spotlight as a contemporary art mecca, with many top works on show at (opposite page) the Walt Disney Concert Hall, Lili Lakich Studio and (this page) The Broad.
༦˾ᅕɊαcݤҪᐈ̟ɻʶ౦έ͓ടɺʭмʵɈ˄ըؿᄾʨɣᅢᄠૃۺ ዾcЎϬΔכ2008αઢ৽౨Ɋα ؿనጙϛϢම ི߮cߎɈࢯጙዃ̌੫ɔؿ ϛϢමɣഷ࿚c˳ܢѩ৩ؿBeaux-ArtsdཚᖚϹऒˑʱݤКβۺዾcЩɐ ಲࠉቤɈe2015αcBoardذᎂΕFrank Gehryஉ߮ؿɡ̛ࠑᅥᜨࣀ్ྭc൬ȹ үઐ৽ʼᖚనጙe˱ɐՇయכ2028αෙ༜ผcʔͳ͚ɣτҝഁcࠎณȿࠍ̟ےႜe 2019αcΕݤҪᐈᐾϷؿɣࢄێᙴ˳ܢਝᖚᙴผFriezedၤɾޚᗐؿո հࢄᙴFelixstAaRTupcᑹτLA Art ShowdLA Art FairArt Contemporary Los AngeleseFriezeࠖωΕݤҪᐈᐾϷcΈβΈᅚؿ၀ᖚАۂΕ2CTCOQWPVᄧےʑ ЌΔ༠5ߜङؿख़ഷౡΔɐȹȹࢄˮeےʑؿᖚਂਟ˨ʼʝࣩࢠc۪˿Ε 40ංᖚఢɾංүୀcɖ˿˱Ұ˂ɀܱ౨̒ᐾϷؿDowntown Artwalkc ȹҰංᖚఢؿณ৽ΉcᖚෲΡّࠕӹɖผͳၙ̟כඑcࣩΡɺᆅባe Бɖ˿֡کElevator MondayscΕஒذʠࠌዀʑሌᖚۂe0KIJVdGhebaly 0KEQFKO೩ᖚఢc۪͛ᖐɺcɁະޅϭᏀԷӹ༞ɐcȹᖾۂᎡࠕӹਕሒؿ ቮϹࡐ̽ϝՂਓৈ೩Δ༞ɩࠕe
Kim MacConnel, Felix, courtesy of Thomas Solomon Gallery
For decades, downtown LA was rather grim, with a smattering of skyscrapers and abandoned buildings that had little appeal. But in 2008, the “Bringing Back Broadway” initiative was launched as a 10-year plan to revitalise the historic Broadway corridor’s grand heritage of art deco, Beaux-Arts and Spanish baroque buildings. Further kick-starting the renaissance was the arrival of the Broad contemporary art museum in 2015, adjacent to the Frank Gehry-designed Walt Disney Concert Hall. That, along with improved public transport – fuelled in part by the forthcoming 2028 Summer Olympics – has revolutionised the downtown district. In 2019, the international contemporary art fair Frieze, its provocative sister show Felix and stARTup were added to the mix of LA’s impressive line-up of annual art fairs, including the LA Art Show, the LA Art Fair and Art Contemporary Los Angeles. Frieze’s inaugural show in the city went all-out in 2019, taking over and EQOOKUUKQPKPI CTVYQTMU HQT VJG Ƃ XG CETG 0GY ;QTM UVTGGVUECRG UGV QP VJG 2CTCOQWPV Studios backlot. Downtown’s art area, Gallery Row, is a pedestrian-friendly, culturally abundant neighbourhood with around 40 galleries to explore. The best way to see them all is on the Downtown Artwalk, which happens every second Thursday of the month; chow down at the food carts that line the streets and explore what’s new at each of the galleries. Or, view art inside a freight elevator on Elevator Mondays. 1RGPKPIU CV 0KIJV )JGDCN[ CPF 0KEQFKO JCXG IWGUVU URKNNKPI QWV KPVQ VJG UVTGGVU where they’re fed and watered by the ubiquitous taco trucks and coolers full of beer.
Sarah Cain, I touched a cactus flower, courtesy of Frieze Los Angeles
ܱྒɁං ݤҪᐈؿˤᖚೕࢄȹˀɝ Ԉcɣ൴ज़АɖΕྦྷࠒ྇ ؿɡ̛ࠑᅥᜨdLili Lakich Studio̯ࠒؿThe Broadࢄˮe
Candice Lin, A Robot Spoke What My Father Wrote, courtesy of François Ghebaly
At the heart of LA’s art scene is the burgeoning Arts District, once an unprepossessing area of decrepit industrial buildings that has been home to artist studios since the 1970s. It has been transformed from an edgy, affordable enclave into a high-end cultural FGUVKPCVKQP YKVJ ƃ CIUJKR CTV CPF RGTHQTOCPEG venues, as well as a lively restaurant and bar scene. The empty warehouses are being turned into luxury designer lofts and boutique hotels, with at least nine new hotels set to open in 2020. Old street-art murals are a reminder of its gritty previous life; new works add to the vibrancy of this creative hub. Best of all, it’s totally walkable. There, art connoisseurs shouldn’t miss the Hauser & Wirth gallery, opened in a former ƃ QWT OKNN YJGTG KV CEVU CU C XKDTCPV EQOOWPCN space that links art and architecture with a dynamic events programme. Just blocks from the Warner Music Group headquarters and 5RQVKH[oU TGIKQPCN QHƂ EGU %QOOG FGU )CTÃQPUo Dover Street Market is a 15,000-square-foot fashion superstore designed by Rei Kawakubo. Equal parts contemporary art museum and retail playground, chandeliers hang amid artistic installations in a multi-brand boutique. The interiors are wrapped in white ceramic tile, with corrugated metal huts and cages displaying under-the-radar luxury brands. ݤҪᐈᖚਂؿɻʶΔݯณጙ ؿArts
A mural in the Art District by Tristan Eaton
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PAINT THE TOWN
The city boasts a rich street art scene, with masterful wall murals and graffiti works adorning downtown Los Angeles and the burgeoning Art District. ၀ࠍႜ ےʑ୮୮ɖܰᔔఒؿഷᖚ cɻ˳ܢ၀ʶᖒೋؿೋ ාቩcΕݤҪᐈณጙؿArt DistrictᙔӮͮࠓؿe
A mural in the Art District by Christina Angelina and Fanakapan
ᖚࡼɮА۩ؿΔਂcΣʌɰҝࠍcιݯঢ় ज़ʼʝਂcۺτΛ࿏ᘜᖚʥٲΔcᑹτ ȹංɣՇᚭؿٴᎁᜨʥৈбeيጠጠ࠸ؿɰᛰ Аႚജؿஉ߮௰Ͻ၀ۂৈ֙cԷ2020αҡผ τ9ࡼณৈ֙ᙩพeᓿഷᖚೋԚɁΑ ԫ༦˾ؿዃcϤณАۂɌݯϊਂᄈ ෮ݠɈeࠇ߬ܰؿԯΔᒨڏСc˿үϷ֡کe ᖚᛆሌࡼɺॶ፟༦ΕArts Districtஉ ؿHauser & WirthᎂcԫکӸܰȹංᙈ॑ ᄥeᎂАݯȹ˨ݠɈؿʔͳيංcߎɈ ੀᖚۺዾၤȹடϻ৽ݠடᖎԞe
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Art Share LA is a vibrant community hub for creatives and art enthusiasts alike, set in a 28,000-square-foot space with exposed brick and beams; it features residences, a gallery, ceramics studios, classrooms and a theatre. Two galleries with *QPI -QPI NQECVKQPU CNUQ JCXG VJGKT ƃCIUJKRU JGTG #XGPWG FGU Arts Gallery has forged a reputation as a go-to gallery for urban CTV YJKNG 1XGT VJG +PƃWGPEG UJQYECUGU CTVYQTM V[RKECNN[ UGGP on the street. The A+D Museum celebrates the progressive architecture and design of Los Angeles with exhibits, programmes and tours, YJKNG 6JG %QPVCKPGT ;CTF KU C URTCYNKPI #TVU &KUVTKEV URCEG known for its support of street artists. A fabulous neon Mona Lisa shows you the way to Lili Lakich’s studio, ablaze with her neon-based artworks. All of this is just a taste of what’s cool in LA. Beyond the Arts District, there are the glamorous West Hollywood spots; the beaches of Venice, Santa Monica and Malibu; and a broad range of amazing architecture and museums, especially the Getty Museum. Check out the theatres on Broadway, join Angelenos at the markets, hike and bike your way through the beaches, RCTMU CPF ECP[QPU CPF EJGEM QWV VJG UWTƂPI s [QWoNN QPN[ JCXG scratched the surface. // COOL KIDS ON THE BLOCK
The Avenue des Arts and (opposite page) Dover Street Market are some of the hip avenues that fuse contemporary art with retail and lifestyle. ༦͌ɺѿ
Avenue des Artsྦྷࠒ྇ ؿDover Street Market ɖܰࣂֆ ݠᅱؿᖚᆅᒨc⬰ˤАd ཌྷਕၤ́ݠʼʝכȹӸe
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ART ATTACK The professionals tell us how to transform our living environment with art ȹଠਿࡼၤ҈ࠨୀᅕΣЄ༦ᖚҝᛰ́ݠྊ
Image courtesy of Bloomingville
BY NIKEY CHENG
Photography by Mitchell Geng
Renowned French artist Henri Matisse once said, “Art should be something like a good armchair in which to rest from physical fatigue.” In the same vein, a living space’s ambience is uplifted when it’s imbued with the right piece of art. When the exact right amount of artistic touch is deployed, the rest of the interiors and decorative schemes fall into place. Moreover, it helps mirror the homeowner’s character and narrates a unique story for a space. Art is also seen as a solid long-term investment – one that offers enjoyment as you build your collection. Nonetheless, a lot of us have gone through the painful process of art-meets-decor questions, such as: “How do I choose the right artwork for my space?” “Where should I hang this painting?” “Do I have to change the wall colour to go with the new piece?” In this feature, we’ll learn how to curate harmonious art displays from the pros. ؒਝඨթೋࡼHenri Matisse౦ᅚ႓i ᖚ ཫܰȹҐஉ߮၀Ӫؿҍʹ౯cॶᇅठe ᅚΔcτ̳ᆢፕእᖚۂcɷॶτࢽొʠ́ݠ eЗສΡᖚА܃ۂc͛ᆢ۩ړʑཚॶ eᖚࣂۂ഼ݯτС˿྇ٽؿ౨ҙ༅ɾ ȹcνඑኟτԮνᔀძࠤАؿۂ༦ೡcҡܰሗќ ɺ˿ӰؿԔՇcᑹॶʦܮ۰˚ֲؿcԎيݯංᑟ ߸ዟऋܨԑeᒖΣϊc҈ࠨ۾ΛɁዃ༦ߕ ؿઓʺc ΣЄፕእሬؿᖚۂj d ᎶҐೋ Ε࡚j d ߬ҝᛰᏳӸᔿϳԞฆณАලj ᅚؿԝɥɺᐾcɺљୀᚾȹଠਿพɁɡၤ҈ ࠨʗԔࢄ͐ᖚؿۂɺડҌ̝e
ORGANIC FLOW
Nature-inspired colour schemes and sustainable, tactile materials are prime components to complement one's art collection, as recommended by interior designer Peggy Bels and Bloomingville's chief stylist Sanne Korsholm. Ϭಳੱ ۩ʑஉ߮Peggy BelsBloomingville ࠖێSanne Korsholmᅚઐᔈ С͂ઢೕϬɣϬಳؿϳࢿذԞᚼμ ᖚνᔀcཫܰʨᔂϳၤใธ˃ҥc ̨ҡͮࠓݠ́ؿޜe
(Top images) 1838 Wallcoverings' Bellavista Aquamarine wall mural from Altfield Interiors and Playing Games side table by Dooq from House for Goodies are ideal to bring an artistic touch to your abode. ᒨ͏ιټ ɐ྇ כAltfield Interiorsτਕd1838 WallcoveringsؿBellavista Aquamarine ᏳཚHouse for GoodiesτਕdDooq ؿPlaying GamesᖾࣙɖܰɃᖚ ؿଉཚஉ߮e
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MIDAS TOUCH
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Lo Eli (pictured below) started her career in Art Management under world-renowned artist Liu Wei and previously sourced art for prestigious hotel brands such as Rosewood, Shangri-La, and Four Seasons. Pictured here is her ethereal studio in Mui Wo. Ϭಳݚᚉ
Lo Eli Ɏ྇ ౦ΕଈكΊᖚࡼჳ㒴ܞؿኒɎ ԑᖚဳଉcҡݯടΊৈ֙එ྆Σပᗫdࠗࣟ Ԉּ̒տ೩ذϳᖚᔀۂe྇ݯLoူכݯ ؿɮА۩c⪶ࠓࣟรԮيe
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While we’re sometimes troubled by all of the aforementioned considerations, Lo Eli, principal designer and co-founder of Hong Kong-based multidisciplinary studio S.Lo, thinks that the creative process should begin with a series of questions. “Consider the artwork’s content,” she says. “Does it feel more appropriate in the bedroom or the dining room? What story does it tell you or say about you?” Julliana Choi, director of contemporary art gallery Over The +Pƃ WGPEG *QPI -QPI CFXKUGU p5VCTV YKVJ VJG YQTM [QW NQXG You will be living with the artworks day in and day out, so make sure you create something that makes you happy.“ Art collector and Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac’s Asia director, Nick Buckley Wood, expresses a similar opinion. For his own Mid-Levels home, one of the pieces he selected was a Nobuyoshi Araki photograph of a geisha eating a watermelon: “It’s carnal and gritty – perfect for the dining room.” When interior designer Alice Keswick helmed Nick’s residential project, she felt it was essential to start with a tranquil foundation highlighted by luxurious textures and materials to complement the works of art. She shares, “We focused on a clean colour palette, with hints of Asian KPƃ WGPEGU CPF CP QXGTCNN GUUGPEG QH VTCFKVKQPCN $TKVKUJ UV[NG in keeping with its heritage.” Nick adds, “My only request was that the art would not be overpowered by the interiors.” In harmony with this minimalist design approach, interior designer Peggy Bels also adopted a straightforward aesthetic when she curated an avid art-collecting couple’s Hong Kong residence. She explains, “It was important to go lighter on the interior design and appointments, as the couple possesses a strong collection of art pieces, so we came to an agreement to stick with a blue-and-white theme.” Danish home decor and furniture brand Bloomingville's chief stylist Sanne Korsholm further elaborates, “Sustainability plays an important role as toned down blues, nudes, dusty and burnt colours are introduced. Natural materials and rustic sculptural shapes will continue to embellish our home.“
Ρᜑȹࡼיᕌͤࢠcɖιȿᚼμ۰˚ ᖚᔀؿۂѧ߇ౡh́྇ݯAlice KeswickNick Buckley Woode
ቱဳ҈ࠨࣂϤ૯Շɐ߸ϣᄬֺшᒹcࠗಋ༎ఌஉ߮ ɮА۩S.Loࠖஉ߮࠹ྑፒɁLo Eliڳ෮cֺτ೪ི А༦ೡɖᎶȹӡͶਐᕀɃʹe ࠖͱcБ߬ΐᎶᖚۂ ؿʑࢀԞҺցᒻיϽສeЗສΕဣָdඛᜨֶ۪ᜨؿᘨҡ ሬලj̚།Бᑟ߸ട܉ფܨؿԑcɌॶਪ܉ᅚʦܮБֲؿj ᐾԝ႓c༖ӝؿೋАሬיΕဣָcോూᖒֶ̟ےౡᜮڬ ሬיΕ۪ᜨֶɮАਂe ˤᖚఢ1XGT 6JG +PƃWGPEGࠗಋᐢ ဟJulliana Choiۺᘪi గБʶෲؿᖚۂɃʹбkଓc БੀၤɾˀէݯЂcց߬ܥፕॶᜑБࣂԳʶੱࢧɾАe ᖚνᔀࡼ࠹Galerie Thaddaeus RopacԓݘᐢဟNick Buckley Wood͛ٲ༠ȿޚᗘᜮᒨeˢΕ˸ɬႚΩɻcፕ͂ ˃ᙘɎᖚѠΌടϹ̾ؿᙘᄧАݯ഼ᘨᇰᎾc˚ኒɣΩʑΛ ɺਂਟc ိɺ˱࠳ཚؿᄳશሬיΕඛᜨe ۩ʑ உ߮Alice KeswickݯNickؿϾΩඖ͌൬Ϸ࿚ࣂ܆cڏС͂Г ሁ߇ౡԞᚼμႚജؿሔ͂ࢿၤᖚۂʃeʗԔi ҈ ࠨ˚߬ઔ͂ᓯᅳؿଊˤϳӡc⬰ԓੱࠓݘඨߜβࠓࣟؿ ၀cࣂၤඨʏॖܛړȹߎe Nickᙩ႓i ȹ߬ұܰ ᆢړɺᜑᖚʏॖ۩ʑஉ߮ᎦࠧcѼιᎦ༡e ۩ʑஉ߮Peggy Belsઔ͂Σˮȹᔞؿ২ؒcݯȹྦྷᆅ টᖚνᔀؿʩਯ˞ᓯነАԯࠗಋࡼֈ˚ؿᕀi ۰˚ኟ τɣ൴ނൔᖚۂc৻ɾ܈గܰಕႦ۩ʑஉ߮ؿ഼ᘨࠇ൴c ܨҺցઔ͂ᔂ͉ϳ˚ᕀe ɽோࡼཚۂʥ்Ԯۂಶࠖێ Sanne Korsholmᙩီi ˿ܛᙩೕࢄࡈڬᙔࠇᒨcֺ˞БผӮ ᔂdႆϳd॑Ϙሁdሖϳ೩Շᚭٴeʨಳࢿذ˨්̈́ ࠓؿ፯ᇃૈɖࡼݯֈ؇Ƀณ৽Ɉe ߬ܰБ̳ๅௐҐނൔؿνᔀۂΦיԷړ፮ᆱֶᔀ۩c ЄɺΉࣂݯکਿࡼdଊݯᖚۂʔ̇նɁ Marleen MolenaarነୌjMarleenց౨ผΕ˸ؿɬϾΩɻረ͐ࢄݚɺ ᔀۂc˞ᆢړҰͧʶෲނᔀɖᏵ೩ᗐ؇eݯᖚၦ̎ᄈ ˱ᔾ̔ሔලjϣࠗಋᖚࡼSimon BirchؿɻϾֺ࠹ᖚఢ
Photography Nic and Bex Gaunt
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Image courtesy of Over the Influence
Photography by Mitchell Geng
CALM AND COLLECTED
Peggy curated a serene background that invites her clients to relax while forming a calming canvas for modern artworks and antique pieces to glow; (pictured right) Alice Keswick and Nick Buckley Wood.
FROM THE HEART
When it comes to selecting artworks, Julliana Choi stresses, “I always suggest my clients to listen to their hearts. A collection is a reflection of your taste, experience, and personal stories, instead of anyone else’s.“ Add a whimsical touch to your home with the Balloon Monkey by Bernardaud and Jeff Koons, available from Lane Crawford. ʶϤೕ
Julliana Choiੜሁi ҈ۺᘪ۪ɁᚹϬɯؿ ʑʶֺeᔀۂʦܮБۂؿՈdዃɁܨ ԑcࠇᒨɺΕˢɁe ࡼݯֈສضՈᖚᒻ бkBernardaudJeff KoonsАஉ߮ؿBalloon Monkeyܰڏଉፕእcכட˺Ѓτਕe
Photography by Edgar Tapan
Photography by Mitchell Geng
Photography by Mitchell Geng
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Image courtesy of Bloomingville
ILLUSIONS OF DEPTH
Layer art arrangements in forms of paintings, sculptures and installations to enliven any area of your home, as exemplified by Peggy's residential project (opposite page, top and bottom left), Katie de Tilly's whimsical combination of fresh floral and art (opposite page, bottom right), as well as Bloomingville's humble artistic settings. ሔᄙω ɺఌؿᖚАۂΣؖೋd፯ᖚ ສcॶيݠ́ݯං؇Ƀಲࠉࣩ́cPeggyؿ ϾΩඖ͌ ྦྷࠒɐ྇ʥ̞Ɏ྇ dKatie de Tilly ฆᒠ٦d፯ၤೋАؿᒻஉ ྦྷࠒ́Ɏ྇ c ᑹτ̯ࠒ྇Blooomingville˞ኴྡྷཚୂˮؿ փɁඛᜨஉ߮cɖӷᖬฆᖚؿۂቤɈe
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Photography by Mitchell Geng
BOUNDARY-DEFYING
(Left and bottom) Katie's Sai Kung residence is a trove of artistic gems; pictured here is Simon Birch's minimalist home and art gallery where art speaks for itself. ̨वࠉވ ̞྇ʥɎ྇ KatieؿϹ ࡼֈཫݠᖚᗸᔀh྇ݯ Simon Birchؿรᓯࡼֈ࠹ᖚఢc ᜑᖚؖۂಳౙיቤɈe
Photography by Edgar Tapan
Photography by Edgar Tapan
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Photography by Edgar Tapan Photography by Edgar Tapan
BOUNDARY-DEFYING
Instead of storing your cherished collectible pieces in the safe or storeroom, take note from fashion maven turned art-agency founder Marleen Molenaar, as she regularly rotates out the artworks in her Mid-Levels home to ensure that every piece gets its chance in the spotlight. If you want to add an extra layer of texture to the stage of your art, consider concrete, like Hong KongDCUGF CTVKUV 5KOQP $KTEJ FKF YJGP JG EQXGTGF VJG ƃQQTKPI QH JKU %GPVTCN CDQFG CPF ICNNGT[ YKVJ VJG tactile material for an extra dose of impact. For art enthusiasts who aren’t shy about embracing their RCUUKQP %JCPEGT[ .CPG )CNNGT[ QYPGT -CVKG FG 6KNN[oU 5CK -WPI FYGNNKPI RGTHGEVN[ GZGORNKƂGU JQY to make a statement and provoke conversation with bold art pieces at home. In fact, her living room KU CORNKƂGF D[ *QPI -QPIoU QYP (TQI -KPIoU KPM URNCUJGF UETGGP CU UJG GZRNCKPU p6JG DTWUJUVTQMGU and the energy of that artwork really speak to me very strongly.” After settling on the background and a design approach for your private gallery, Lo sheds some light on framing, lighting and hanging tips. “Frames can help tidy up a space, but if your interior is already quite put-together, consider juxtaposing a frameless canvas for an effortless look,” she says. “Lighting is also key for showcasing art pieces. First of all, make sure your illumination is adjustable. From there, you may adopt scallop lighting to shine light from above, which works well in a row. Or, utilise two or more spots to cross-direct light at one artwork; this will greatly reduce shadows, and put your gallery wall or sculptures centre-stage.” Last but not least, Lo shares one heartfelt golden rule of selecting art for your home: “Enjoy the RTQEGUU QH EJQQUKPI 9JGP [QW HCNN KP NQXG YKVJ UQOGVJKPI LWUV DW[ KV +V YKNN NQXG [QW DCEM QPEG KVoU in your home. You have to let go of your notion of what it’s worth in the market – and just consider what it’s worth to you.” //
(On this page) Marleen Molenaar's elegant home is filled with intriguing art. Pictured here is the Serpentins dish designed by Gianpaolo Pagni for Hermès. ̨वࠉވ ̯ࠒ྇ Marleen Molenaarࡼݯֈי഼ᘨ ࢽᔔఒΛʏؿᖚАۂeɐ྇ݯGianpaolo Pagniݯෲˡஉ߮ؿSerpentinsဥe
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Transform your bathrooms into the ultimate sanctuaries of serenity and style
Image courtesy of Altfield Interiors | Cole & Son's The Contemporary Collection's Hicks' Hexagon
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MINIMALIST FIXTURES AND MONOCHROMATIC PALETTES GIVE YOUR BATHROOMS A SLEEK TWIST 01. GROHE
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Transparent polycarbonate furniture and accessories from Italian designer Kartell unite with superlative sanitaryware made from ultra-thin SaphirKeramik by Laufen in this vibrant bathroom collection.
Wood-in brings the earthy aesthetics and rich hues of wood into the bathroom, and unites Boffi’s excellent craftsmanship with wood and water to create a sense of wellbeing. Choose from Canaletto walnut or Abonos oak.
Japanese culture and architectural craftsmanship inform new TOTO faucets – including the traditional Japanese sword-inspired GE series, torii gate-shaped GM series and harmonious ZA series – in a choice of twelve colours and a variety of finishes.
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The Colours Collection offers an easy way to zhoosh up bathrooms. Faucets, showers, flush plates and accessories are enlivened in colours such as SuperSteel and Cool Sunrise with a polished or brushed finish. τȿColors CollectionЩ˿Ⴆᕌኬଉࣼ
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REINVIGORATE THE SPACE WITH COLOURFUL TILES AND LUXURIOUS FINISHES 05. ROCA
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Comprised of three design lines – Round, Soft and Square – that also work together, the Inspira Collection of vitreous china and furniture presents multiple combinations and ample possibilities to bring life to bathrooms of any style.
The wall-mounted Rainfinity shower head tilts between 10 and 30 degrees. Three spray modes – microfine PowderRain, Intense PowderRain and RainStream – a slightly concave surface and jet disc holes ensure the body is softly enveloped by water.
The Eir intelligent toilet boasts a curvilinear silhouette with sophisticated rose-gold accents, a wand that sprays purified water, and electrolysed water and UV light functions that clean the bowl and wand for optimal hygiene.
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OAKRIDGE x CLÉMANDE ARTISANAL ABODES IN THE HEART OF VANCOUVER’S NEWEST CULTURAL HUB
LOCATION: OAKRIDGE, VANCOUVER RESIDENCES
Prominent Canadian residential developer Westbank unveils what’s claimed to be Vancouver’s largest cultural hub – Oakridge, a monumental mosaic of residential space, retail experiences, public art, culinary delights and a large multi-level public park. At the heart is Oakridge x Clémande, a stunning 17-storey residential complex with homes fully furnished with pieces curated by Parisian designer Clémande Burgevin Blachman, who had a hand in selecting the finest details of each residence – down to each Taschen book in the library, the robes in the bathroom, the utensils in the kitchen and the furnishings in the lobby. Expected to be completed in 2024, its four residence types include studios, one- and two-bedrooms, and penthouses, with Clémande’s refined aesthetic and French savoir-faire pervading the interiors, from the distinctive minimalist neutral palette to the carefully interwoven brass and the colourful details. These are accompanied by art-deco style lighting fixtures, open kitchens by Stelton, kitchenware by Le Creuset, heirloom china by Royal Copenhagen and soft furnishings from Hay that encapsulate the elegance of Danish design.
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Oakridgeܰ˱ࢬɣكΊϾΩೕࢄਆ Westbank၀ʶ̨ؿϾΩيංcီ ܰใࡐജɣؿێʼʝɻʶcඑཌྷਕdʔͳᖚdࠕɣێΛᄙʔ්כȹ ӸeOakridge x Clémandeࠇؿᒨ࿚Εכȹᄝ17ᄙঢ়ؿᇲϾΩذพcࡼֈ⪶ Ͳͅʱቭஉ߮Clémande Burgevin Blachman၀ʶ೪ིcጱϬݯҰϾֺઔᑪ ሬݠ́ؿୀຝc྇࣊۩ ؿTaschen࣊ᘒdΕࣼ۩ؿɥc˞ϭᄡָᎁ Ԯɣਦ்Ԯɖˠୀᗐᚋe Oakridge ད߮ੀ כ2024αѧɮcஉ̒ိϾΩᗘ˿ێ Ԝፕእc˳ܢיβdȹָdԭָ௰Ͻc˞ʥᄙʔఓeClémandeؿ၀ᆽነ ؒਝ၀ಖҌᖚ༧З۩ʑҰӯໃcዟऋؿᓯɻϳc˞ϭ၀ʶ͚ᓱؿΛୀຝ ɖᏵѧଊeڋᗫ⪶ฆཚᖚࠓࣟؿ๑עԮdSteltonיβᄡָdLe
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01 Exterior views of Oakridge 02 Penthouse pool 03 Bird's eye view of a terrace 04 Living room
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Westbank Corp.
Henriquez Partners Architects
Clémande Burgevin Blachman
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LANTERN HOUSE AN ARCHITECTURAL FEAT OVERLOOKING NEW YORK CITY
LOCATION: WEST CHELSEA, NEW YORK CITY RESIDENCES
An architecturally striking condominium building with plenty of star power to boot, Lantern House, perched along the High Line at 515 West 18th Street, is the first residential project in North America by Thomas Heatherwick, the acclaimed designer of Hudson Yards’ Vessel. Comprised of 181 elegantly appointed residences, Lantern House is slated to welcome residents in the fourth quarter of 2020. It includes a 22-storey west building and a 10-storey east building, conjoined by a dramatic glass lobby pavilion. Its impressive façade features hand-laid antiqued grey brickwork and a reinvented three-dimensional bay window that maximises light. This connects beautifully with the interiors by March & White, which are inspired by the history of the neighbourhood, complete with warm natural materials, elegant custom finishes, solid core wood doors and integrated appliances – all under striking 10.75-foot-high ceilings. Outside, residents are able roam around the expansive courtyards planted with maple and magnolia trees that flank a 1,900sqft free-standing glass-walled lobby pavilion. Surrounding the garden are facilities the likes of a library lounge with fireplace, a spectacular rooftop sundeck, a coworking lounge, a 20-guest private dining suite, and a two-storey health club curated by fitness giant Equinox that features a 75-foot long swimming pool, a hot tub, traditional and infrared saunas, a yoga and stretching room, a private training room. It’s all set to satiate the needs of even the most discerning resident.
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Heatherwick Studio
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ђໃΕख़High Line 515໔Ϲ18ഷؿLantern HouseܰȹʵɁ؇͌ؿ ۺዾc̨͛ܰۄᄨᄤณΔᅟVesselؿടΊஉ߮Thomas Heatherwickࠖ ˵ϾΩඖ͌eLantern Houseͅ181࠳၀ؿϾΩୂιcི߮ੀכ2020 α̒տיɃϾcۺዾ˳ܢȹᄝ 22ᄙঢ়ؿϹᅢ 10ᄙঢ়ؿᅢcԎͅȹร ԮᎻჱހؿᆍɣᜨޚடᖎeɣᅢ˞Ɂʹሼ̀͝ؿޣϘϳዲА̔Ᏻ࿚cʹ ࠇณ⪶ᖐ͓ؿ˯c༠ԷϬಳɌ˨ӷؿઔͮࢽeᜑɁȹӮᗒѿۺؿዾ̔ ͓ࠍၤMarch & White ؿ࿚܆ʃޚሣܮcؿّ܃உ߮ϬΔዃ̌ʼʝc ˞ใธؿʨಳҥࢿdඏ߯ؿԹཚࠍdྡྷ٩˃پୂβཋኂcୀᆽΔᒨ၈ട༠
10.75аɾঢ়ؿᅢ֛يංe ʸ̔ʿࠍcϾʸ˿ᓳိสኹ˃ᙬኹؿᄖౖɥүcʑᑹஉτȹ 1,900аؿዟ͓βɻ̕ހᆍڊe٦්̒՚ۺτΛʏʝஉܪcԝΣڃᘅ྇ؿ ࣊ᎂͤࢠ۩dѕᜮؿˀͮࣼ۰̡̎dͳԔɮАͤࢠ۩dॶࢀढ़20Ͻ۪Ɂؿӝ Ɂ͂ᎁࡨָc˞ʥͅ৪Ӹ̜ވϼEquinox೪ིؿԭᄙ৪Ӹ࠭ᅥcɻۺτ75а ٽಌ؈ϑdȹᆅˋࣼϑdඨ̔ᇃࣚࢬࣼ۩dЈЊࢄ۩ӝɁফ۩c ˞ӷֈϾّؿɺұe
01 Exterior designed by Thomas Heatherwick 02 Library 03 Kitchen 04 Alfresco terrace 05 Indoor pool
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8 CONLAY A COVETED URBAN LIFESTYLE IN CENTRAL KUALA LUMPUR
Courtesy of Malaysian lifestyle property developer KSK Land, 8 Conlay reinvents urban living in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Expected to launch in early 2021, the one-of-the-kind development is a seamless integration of three towers that brings together comfort and sustainable living – Malaysia’s debut Kempinski Hotel and a pair of the world’s tallest spiralled residential towers, YOO8 Serviced by Kempinski. The five-star hotel offers 260 rooms and 300 suites, as well
LOCATION: JALAN YAP AH SHAK, KUALA LUMPUR RESIDENCES
as bespoke facilities tailored for global tastemakers and the world’s first durian lounge. Meanwhile, the luxury serviced residences were brought together by Kuala Lumpur-based RSP Architects’ Hud Bakar and Bangkok-based landscape architect Pok Kobkongsanti of TROP, boasting exclusive design concepts from Hong Kong architect-designer Steve Leung and celebrity interior designer Kelly Hoppen. While Steve takes cues from wood and water for a soothing and modern feel for YOO8 Tower A’s 564 serviced residences ranging from range in size from 700 sqft to 1,308 sqft, YOO8 Tower B’s 498 units of size spanning from 705 sqft to 1,328 sqft, curated by Kelly, are imbued with a touch of cosmopolitan glamour for the discerning urbanite. ͅԞϹԓָΔଐਆKSK Land̨ؿ8 Conlaycࠇȿ ඊգ̟ɻʶݠ̟́ےؿeዟȹಲɀؿϾΩඖ͌ད߮ੀΕ2021 αٱઢ৽cੀ˿ܛᙩࡈڬၤഒሬ́ݠѧጪeɍᇲβႚജ ϾΩඖ͌ͅԞϹԓࠖංௗႝਥৈ֙c།ီ˖ɐঢ়ᔶɥᑓ ફෑYOO8Ϥιeංʄܱज़ৈ֙உ260ංָ۪300ංࡨ ָcݯȹଠۂՈɾɡొԜѧഁ৻רؿஉܪcҡऋஉͲଈࠖঢ় ज़ᇘৈ֙ਿਂe Σϊႚജ৻רؿβϾΩමඑȿඊգ RSP Architects ؿ
Hud Bakarc˞ʥਅӱTROP්ౡۺዾPok Kobkongsantiؿ ᖐcԎጪࠗಋടΊۺዾʥଐۂஉ߮ષҁʨΊɁ۩ʑஉ ߮Kelly Hoppen ؿዟࡼஉ߮ଉ֨eષҁʨ˃ˋԭɣล֨ ӃՅcݯYOO8 Tower Aؿ564ࡨ৻רʔఓᏪˮଊˤʝഒ ሬcࠍዶͅ700̡ʿаԷ1,308̡ʿаhϤYOO8 Tower B ؿ
498ࡨʔఓͅڬKelly೪ིc୮୮ึݗടਝɣ̟ؿቤɈcࠍዶ ݯ705̡ʿаϭ1,328̡ʿаe
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01 The integrated development consists of three towers 02 A kitchen and dining area curated by Steve Leung 03 Elegant Master bathroom by Steve Leung 04 Sleek master bedroom designed by Kelly Hoppen
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KSK Land
RSP Architects & TROP
Steve Leung & Kelly Hoppen
From RM$2.282M
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KHUN BY YOO HOLISTIC LUXURY MEETS INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE IN BANGKOK
LOCATION: THONG LO, BANGKOK CONDOMINIUM
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Nestled within the trendy district of northern Bangkok’s Thong Lo, the newly unveiled residential landmark Khun by Yoo is the brainchild of real estate developer Sansiri, which enlisted iconic French designer Philippe Starck and design studio Yoo to conceive this first-of-its-kind holistic branded luxury residence. The newest addition to the Sansiri Luxury Collection spans 27 stories and comprises 148 units (the five unit types range from one- to three-bedroom spaces). Its design narrative is rooted in “industrial heritage” – a nod to Starck, who was born just after the Second World War in the postMachine Age era – with quality materials such as raw concrete, dark merbau hardwood, beautifully veined Arabescato Classico marble and washed stones adorning the interiors. A similar eye for detail extends to the selection of furnishings, which includes a large bespoke centrepiece chandelier from Barovier & Toso, as
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Sansiri
Yoo & Philippe Starck
From THB$18M
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well as Starck’s Axor One shower system and special-edition Duravit highend bathroom sanitaryware. Those seeking to savour a full spectrum of luxury living will delight in the property’s five-star facilities, with a 30-metre infinity pool from which one can enjoy 180-degree vistas of the city while sitting next to the cosy common areas, as well as a fully-equipped gym, a mini-theatre and an expansive rooftop garden complete with its own bar. It all makes for a one-of-a-kind elevated living experience. ђໃਅӱ˵ᖓࣂֆഷਂdࡄ్ྭؿϾΩΔᅟKhun by YooᙔָΔଐೕ ࢄਆSansiriؿ෮ɾАeSansiriᑼᇼടΊؒਝஉ߮Philippe Starckஉ߮ɮА ۩Yoo࿚܆ˮࠖևȹͲؿܞʿϽႚജϾΩඖ͌eSansiri Luxury Collection ࿏Ɏؿณඖ͌૪ၰ27ᄙᅢcͳτ148௰ϽcஉʄိȹָԷɍָɺ೩ؿ௰Ͻ ᗘێeኬيංྵടɮพፘଐؿዟऋࠓࣟc͛ܰྦྷɀωɣኝ܃ˮ́ ؿPhilippe
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01 Exterior views of Khun by Yoo 02 Rooftop pool 03 Fully-furnished living room 04 Open-plan kitchen and dining room 05 Expansive lobby FIND OUT MORE
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CHELSEA BARRACKS
Unveiled to the public for the first time in 150 years, Chelsea Barracks has been transformed from a dilapidated British Army barracks into a coveted residential neighbourhood boasting a holistic lifestyle. Developed by
A FORMER BARRACKS IN LONDON TURNED ALLURING RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBOURHOOD
Qatari Diar Europe, the sprawling 12.8-acre historic site is now home to a collection of apartments, townhouses, penthouses and mews houses, as well as The Garrison Club – a state-ofthe-art amenity offering that includes a 12,700sqft private spa, a 20-metre swimming pool, a tepidarium, a cinema and more, with 24-hour concierge service for residents. With its furnished show residence revealed late last year, interior design studio Elicyon’s painstaking aesthetic approach is evident in every corner of the luxury abode.
LOCATION: BELGRAVIA, LONDON RESIDENCES
While paying tribute to the site’s military heritage with a palette of blues inspired by the Chelsea Pensioners’ navyblue undress uniforms, the property also features exquisite detailing, such as a sophisticated ivory canvas dotted with accents of gold that exudes a sense of timeless elegance, as well as bespoke joinery taking its cue from the nearby Chelsea Bridge. Among several units, this 4,300sqft dwelling with a soaring 2.8-metre-high ceiling includes four en suite bedrooms, two living rooms, a dining room, a cinema room, a study, and a kitchen complete with top-notch lighting fixtures and appliances. For this property, the icing on the cake is the ethereal public gardens, spanning five acres. כ150αԞࠖωΉʔଠ్ࠍ॓ؿChelsea Barracks c ಄ᓿ߶ߜؿМᏪฎӸȹᛰιొݯԜѧኬ́ݠࡨͲؿณϾΩਂe ኟτ੫ɔዃ̌ؿ12.8ߜङඖ͌ͅQatari Diar Europeೕc ˞ȹӡͶؿϾΩdᐲખПྎdᄙʔఓథϾ۰ୂιeԜϾʸ ਿԔؿకൔผֺThe Garrison ClubஉܪȹᎶ࠭Ͳcɻ˳ܢɣ
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Photography by Ray Main on behalf of Elicyon
ङؿʸ̔ʔͳ٦්ᜑኬذพࡨ፦ɐ٦e
DEVELOPER
DESIGN & BUILD
INTERIOR DESIGN
PRICE
Qatari Diar Europe
Hirsch Bedner Associates
Elicyon
GBP£24M
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01 The dining area exudes subtle glamour 02 A sophisticated bedroom 03 A serene study 04 An airy open kitchen
Photography by Alexander James for Qatari Diar
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Photography by Alexander James for Qatari Diar
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A ALTFIELD INTERIORS | Rm 1101,
HERMÈS | Shop G08-09,
PEGGY BELS INTERIOR DESIGN |
Nine Queen's Road Central, Central;
The Galleria, 9 Queen’s Rd Central,
peggybels.com
tel 2525 2738, altfield.com.hk
Central; tel 2525 5900 or Shop B07-08,
ANDREA PONTI | andreaponti.com
108A, 306-308 and 309-310,
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ARTEMEST | artemest.com
Lee Gardens One, 33 Hysan Ave,
RIENTS LTD | rients.com
AQUA CREATIONS | aquagallery.com
Causeway Bay; tel 2907 2974,
RICARDO LIGHTING | 24/F, ABBA
hermes.com
Commercial Building, 223 Aberdeen Main
HOUSE FOR GOODIES | 9/F, Kolling
Road, Aberdeen; tel 2873 3900,
BLOOMINGVILLE | bloomingville.com
Centre, 77 Granville Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui;
ricardolight.com
BOFFI | Boffi De Padova Studio - KI Design
tel 2147 1381, houseforgoodies.com
ROCACONCEPTS | 1/F, The Hennessy,
1 Sunning Road, Causeway Bay,
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256 Hennessy Rd, Wan Chai;
Hong Kong; tel 2870 1183, kih.com.hk
IN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL |
RSP ARCHITECTS | rsp.sg
B Limited, Shop 301-310, Lee Garden Three,
C
indesigninternational.com.au
tel 2510 2677, roca.hk
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CETEC | Unit 02-06, 15/F, Tower A,
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Southmark, 11 Yip Hing Street,
JONATHAN ADLER | jonathanadler.com
S.LO | s-lo.com
Wong Chuk Hang, Aberdeen,
JØTUL | jotul.com
STARCK | starck.com
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STELLAR WORKS | stellarworks.com
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KARTELL CENTRAL FLAGSHIP STORE
sldgroup.com
(BY E COLLECTION) | Shop No. 1 & 2,
SUPERNOVA LAND | supernova-land.com
DAS DESIGN | dasdesign.cn
G/F, Wyndham Mansion,
DAVID SCOTT INTERIORS |
30-32 Wyndham Street, Central;
T
davidscottinteriors.com
tel 2802 3068 or 105-106 Ruttonjee Centre,
TREE | 28/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing St,
DENNISTON | denniston.com.my
11 Duddell St, Central; tel 2810 0408
Ap Lei Chau; tel 2870 1582 or
or Shop 103, HomeSquare,
Shop 101-102, HomeSquare, Sha Tin;
138 Shatin Rural Committee Rd,
tel 2841 8844 or Shop A305,
Shatin; tel 2602 3030 or G/F,
YOHO Mall II, 8 Long Yat Rd,
Tiffan Tower, 199 Wanchai Rd,
Yuen Long; tel 2791 2802, tree.com.hk
Wan Chai; tel 2575 1010, kartell.it
TROP | trop.land
KELLY HOPPEN | kellyhoppeninteriors.com
TOTO ARCHITECTURAL & DESIGN CENTRE |
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1/F, East Town Building, 41 Lockhart Rd,
Hong Kong, tel 2522 6515, cetec.com.hk
E ELICYON | elicyon.com
F FONDAZIONE PRADA | fondazioneprada.org
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LANE CRAWFORD HOME STORE |
SANSIRI | sansiri.com
STEVE LEUNG DESIGN GROUP LIMITED |
Wan Chai; tel 2238 2628, toto.com.hk
GROHE FLAGSHIP STORE | 2/F,
Shop 126, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway,
W
Tung Chiu Commercial Centre,
Admiralty; tel 2118 3398, lanecrawford.com
WESTBANK CORP | westbankcorp.com
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WUTOPIA LAB | wutopialab.com
193 Lockhart Rd, Wan Chai; tel 2802 2270, grohe.hk
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MARCH & WHITE | marchandwhite.com
Y YOO | yoo.com
HANSGROHE | 315 & 347 Lockhart Rd,
N
Wan Chai; tel 2865 0318 or 2575 0200,
NORMANN COPENHAGEN |
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hansgrohe.com.hk
normann-copenhagen.com
ZODIAC LIGHTING | Shop B, G/F,
hba.com
O
Tak On Mansion, 32-34 Morrison Hill Rd,
HEATHERWICK STUDIO | heatherwick.com
OKHA | okha.com
Amber Commercial Bldg, 70-74 Morrison
HENRIQUEZ PARTNERS ARCHITECTS |
OVER THE INFLUENCE |
Hill Rd, Wan Chai; tel 2882 9082,
henriquezpartners.com
overtheinfluence.com
zodiaclighting.com
HBA/HIRSCH BEDNER ASSOCIATES |
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Wan Chai; tel 2832 9987 or G/F & 1/F
Photography by Julie Soefer
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LAST WORD
This is not your regular sales centre. Located in Gansu, China, the Tianshui Jialangyuan Sales Center conceived by Das Design Co. Ltd evokes a serene atomsphere that invites visitors to touch, appreciate and experience a myriad of nature-inspired wonders – such as the ÌÀ> ë>Ài Ì «i `> Ìà V } y Ü } Ü>ÌiÀ > ` vÕ i } Ì emerald shelves that resemble towering hills. dasdesign.cn
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