Hong kong

“Palatino’s new workplace combines luxury, comfort, and nature to nurture creativity and well-being. Through close collaboration with our client, we have designed a sanctuary where employees can thrive in a space that aligns with Palatino’s brand ethos.” — Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro “Inspired by the beauty of nature and the world of Palatino, our design seamlessly blends elements of hospitality and luxury. A warm and earthy colour palette sets the tone for a cosy and inviting atmosphere, while carefully selected materials, custom furniture, and tasteful accessories contribute to an overall sense of refined elegance.” — Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro Bean B... More

For Casa E in Hong Kong, our role extended beyond architecture and interior design — we curated the full interior style to reflect the client’s lifestyle and taste. To achieve this, we sourced and selected furniture exclusively from Minotti, one of Italy’s most renowned luxury brands, known for its timeless elegance and craftsmanship. Caption Caption The result is a residence that blends modern luxury with refined comfort. Every detail — from spatial proportions to material palette and curated styling — creates an atmosphere of discreet sophistication. Guided by Chief Creative Officer Pal Pang, the project embodies a dialogue between East and West, turning Casa E into more than a home: a personalised... More

The International Trade Tower, also known as Mapletree Bay Point, is a commercial high-rise located in the Kwun Tong district of Hong Kong. Set within one of the city’s fastest-growing business areas, the building stands at 95 metres and offers around 61,000 square metres of office space. Its architecture is defined by clarity and restraint – a compact volume with rounded corners and a continuous rhythm of horizontal louvres. © ingenhoven associates / HGEsch © ingenhoven associates / HGEsch Architecture for a Dense and Demanding Urban LifeIn Hong Kong’s dense, fast-moving urban landscape, space takes on new meaning. It’s no longer just a matter of square metres. It’s a moment to slow down,... More

While The Verandah pays homage to The Peninsula’s legacy, it does so with a modern interpretation of colonial luxury. The juxtaposition of heritage design elements with subtle contemporary interventions results in an interior that is at once nostalgic and forward-thinking—a space where history and innovation coexist harmoniously. Caption By reimagining colonial elegance through a restrained yet opulent material palette, precise detailing, and a commitment to timeless craftsmanship, The Verandah continues to set the standard for fine dining within one of the world's most iconic hotels. The result is an architectural and interior design masterpiece—one that embodies the quiet grandeur and hospitality excellence for whi... More

Perched on the edge of a cliff, overlooking the boundless sea, this residence has been re-imagined as a serene sanctuary amidst bamboo trees. Inspired by the family’s visits to Kyoto’s peaceful bamboo forests— where the gentle rustle of leaves and the warmth of wooden accents left an indelible mark— the family of four sought a retreat that embodies the Eastern philosophy of mindfulness and simplicity. The brief called for a harmonious blend of earthy materials, subtle textures, and thoughtful design elements, all carefully curated to reflect the family’s shared love for nature and spiritual sensibilities. Common Studio Common Studio Common Studio Upon entering, a floor-to-ceiling shoe cabinet cl... More

Created by LAAB Architects for the Science in Art exhibition along the Central Harbourfront promenade in Hong Kong, Harbour Cup is an interactive artwork that integrates sports, science, and art in one. DCinematic Otto Ng Harbour Cup is similar to the table soccer game we all know, with some exceptions—there is no goal on either side and there is no definition of teams.  The players need to negotiate and decide how they want to play the game, be it competition, or collaboration. By making the familiar unfamiliar, LAAB Architects creates a situation that invites people to reflect, to communicate, to negotiate. Otto Ng Otto Ng An array of solar-powered LED lights is installed inside the artwork. When the ball... More

“Inspiration for the design was drawn from elements of nature, skins, and softness, which informed the colour palette, rounded geometries, and unique details.” — Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro Bean Buro “This soothing narrative allowed the design to incorporate abstract wall patterns, custom door handles, and delicate touches of colour throughout the space.” — Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro Bean Buro The Brief: Sculpting a Comfortable and Inspiring Oasis We were approached by our client, Project E Beauty, to create a transformative workplace design that prioritised comfort, inspiration, and sophistication at their Hong Kong operational site. Located in an industria... More

“Our design for this financial institution takes a progressive approach to workplace culture, aiming to blend natural elements with human-centred strategies, and prioritising well-being and hospitality.” — Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro HDP Photography HDP Photography “Materials and colours were carefully selected to establish a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. The client’s iconic red colour is reinterpreted and paired with a wide range of hues in different elements, creating a space that challenges traditional corporate norms and inspires creativity.” — Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro HDP Photography Bean Buro has created a contemporary workspace for a lea... More

Interior design plans for the newly opened “WKM GALLERY” in the Wong Chuk Hang district of Hong Kong. Wong Chuk Hang neighborhood has thrived in recent years as a hub for contemporary art, with various galleries and artist studios occupying old buildings. WKM GALLERY, based in such an area, has been established as a global platform for emerging artists in contemporary art, street art, and established artists, including those from Japan. Hiroshi Mizusaki Hiroshi Mizusaki Hiroshi Mizusaki In planning, the client aimed to create a space for the gallery that exudes a Japanese atmosphere. Simultaneously, three main “boundaries” were the focal points of this project. Firstly, the environmental contrast of h... More

Situated near the harbourfront side of Tseung Kwan O, Monterey is a high-end residence with a practical area of 1,118 square feet. As the unit has a stunning view, the owner hopes to create a leisurely place that can blend with the environment. Therefore, our designer used several curves to outline the space in different areas of the living room. A clean and light color scheme is used as the base, along with various unique furnishings and flooring made of wood with wabi-sabi meticulous details such as rattan, wood and tiles, creating a relaxing refuge with a taste of classy. Caption Originally a four-room layout, the designer reconfigured it to create a spacious, open living and dining area and distinctly divided into three functional... More

“Driven by wellbeing, the proposed solution focuses on enhancing employee interaction and connection to nature through a cascading seating platform that allows views of the surroundings. Additional features include window bay seating for panoramic views of the mountains and a meeting room designed to mimic a house in the woods, thereby blending functionality with eco-friendly design.” — Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro Bean Buro   “The choice of materials - natural timber in long walls and ceilings, leather for cabinets and window seating, and cork fabric for wall coverings and cushions - reinforces our commitment to a nature-inspired design. The use of green hues reflects the nearby greenery... More

“Our muse came in the form of art, specifically, the celebrated post-impressionistic works of French artist, Paul Cézanne. His paintings of Provence formed the basis of our narrative, reflecting the calming greenery and tranquil mountainous landscapes of his homeland.” — Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro Steven Ko “Through Cézanne’s art, we envisioned a design language that embodied elegance and playfulness—combining natural timber, green hues, curvaceous forms, and vertical elements inspired by trees.” — Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro Steven Ko The Brief: A Beacon of Wellbeing in Residential Design We were tasked with designing a h... More

“We were inspired by the calming atmosphere of the Repulse Bay beach for this luxurious and tranquil seaside residence. This project entailed a sophisticated use of beige evocative of sandy beaches throughout our material palette.” — Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro “We carefully introduced subtle, curved geometries in our bespoke joinery to explore a sense of softness to complement the apartment’s soothing beach view.” — Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro “Thank you again for designing the wonderful new home for us. We love it! Hotels now can’t compare to home.” — Client Bean Buro The Brief: Working from home with children This residential de... More