Natural selection

We’ve curated pieces that evoke the natural world: a sofa inspired by coastal rocks weathered by the elements; a rug woven from wool, jute and bamboo silk that resembles a vibrant terrain; a table of green marble; a leather-and-walnut sideboard; and chairs crafted from rush rattan and linen. These materials – cool, warm, soft, hard, smooth and textured – bring a tactile, nature-connected quality to life high above the city’s thrum.

Change of scene

Inspired by Park Hyatt Hangzhou’s murals, we framed botanical wallpaper within contemporary panelling. The aged finish makes it look time-worn and patinaed, like an 18^th century wall hanging. The depth and detail sit beautifully alongside layers of textured cushions, carta-clad bedsides, and handmade table lamps shaped like ornamental cabbages.

All that shimmers

There’s a sultry, burnished luminosity to the guest bedroom. With gold cushions, an iridescent headboard of silvery squiggles, brushed fringes, twirly lampshades, and a delicious palette of caramel, honey and chocolate – there’s plenty to seduce the senses.

Short and sweet

Our dark-stained coffee table draws inspiration from the short-legged Chabudai used in traditional Japanese homes. It’s a simple, sinuous piece that offsets the structured, labyrinthine pattern on the rug.

In first place

The podium-style design of our bespoke headboard integrates space-saving recesses, built-in reading lights, and a handy wooden shelf for your morning tea. Upholstered in a lightly ribbed fabric inspired by tatami – a traditional Japanese straw mat – it combines comfort with heritage.