On the opposite side sits the work by designer Robert Kuo, an expert at conferring organic forms in nature to his design. On the other hand, his skilled use of traditional craftsmanship, technology and materials leads to great achievements in his artistic creation. Through this screen, he innovatively uses a simple pear shape to convey his insights into life. Art comes from life, but goes beyond life. In front of the screen sits a stylish armchair. Considering ergonomics, Bryce Cai has created a trumpet-like chair where users can sit comfortably as if being swaddled.
The second floor features an antique 1950’s desk designed by Gianfranco Frattini paired with R&Y Augousti’s Eden Chair. Natural bone-shaped candles by Studio Morrison sit aside rare Moroccan vessels handcrafted by local craftsmen.
The top floor is described as a place holding unlimited imagination.
“Gothic coloured window grilles, and rotatory stairs made of solid wood – from every angle, you see a different picture. While the sheepskin chandelier full of ancient charms suddenly pulls you into a land of fantasy.”
Four-meter-high ceilings bring a sense of drama to the rooms, creating spaces that could be likened to a religious scene.
