In the final chapter of our series, BLOOM, we trace the organic unfolding of our studio’s renovation, how the pieces began to fall into place.
From the creation of our beloved material library to the vibrant energy of cross-team gatherings in our newly renovated studio, every moment marked a step in our making this space into our new home.
We captured the laughter, the shared vision, and the special bonds forming over time.
This final film culminates in a site-specific project that stands as both a tribute and love letter to Hong Kong - a city that inspires, grounds, and defines us.
Hong Kong is not just a backdrop, but a vital pulse of our practice. We are here, rooted, blossoming and sowing seeds near and far.
Direction & editing @denise___ng
Camera @igmirien@denise___ng
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To tackle an ambitious brief of designing a home for a globetrotter in the heart of one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, boutique design firm Joyce Wang Studio (@joycewangstudio ) had to leave any expectations at the door and start with a blank slate to conjure up a truly eclectic, yet authentic, home.
With the design of the four-bedroom residence that sits behind the building’s historical facade meticulously restored by the architectural firm Foster + Partners (@fosterandpartners ), Joyce Wang Studio set out to craft the apartment as a layered journey, with custom pieces spanning eras and continents, as well as collectables from and inspired by the client’s travels. Read on at the link in our bio.
photography BEN LEIGH-ANDERS (@benandersphotographer ); portrait photography TEX BISHOP (@texbishop )
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Come with us on a tour of this newly launched apartment at The Whiteley with exquisite interiors by Joyce Wang Studio. Final image, portrait of Joyce Wang.
We love it all...Thank you @thewhiteleylondon and @joycewangstudio , for our fabulous Friday post.
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A decade on, we return to The Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong with a lighter, more considered touch. Rather than rebuilding, this refresh focuses on continuity, and refining the elements that endure, while intervening where it matters most. Floors are sanded and restained, doors preserved, and materials carefully extended in their lifespan, reflecting a more sustainable approach to renewal.
Rooted in the quiet domesticity of Hong Kong’s New Territories mansion homes, the narrative unfolds through layered references to countryside facades, birdlife, and landscape textures. These influences are translated into evolving digital artworks across wallcoverings and carpets, where patterns shift and develop over time.
New prototypes and material studies sit alongside archival moments from the 2016 renovation, revealing a dialogue between past and present
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Walking into the studio of COX London felt like stepping into a working world of ideas. Chandeliers, prototypes, material tests, everything visible at once. A place where you can trace the journey of a piece from thought to form.
Spending time with Chris Cox and Nicola Cox, the process felt open and fluid, ideas moving between conversation, sketch, and making without pause. We were joined by Chris’s beloved hounds, unperturbed at every juncture, whether in assembly, finishing, or machining stations.
Our visit was a testament to the collaborative nature of our best work. I wondered how many years it would take to become accustomed to all the creative making… never, I don’t think.
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A visit just north of our studio to view a sculptural install by @coxlondon in progress for our upcoming Mandarin Oriental, The Landmark Hong Kong launch.
From sketch to metal, watching the work take shape was a reminder of how much thinking sits behind every detail. It felt like entering a design emporium of chandeliers, showcasing the incredible genius of Chris and Nicola.
The studio is layered with work in motion and finished pieces alike, each one carrying its own sense of character and experimentation.
Even at this early stage, you can begin to see subtle references to Hong Kong’s flora emerging through the work… More to come soon!
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A growing presence in the heart of Hong Kong.
Within a single block in Central, three of our interiors sit within sight of each other on Queen’s Road Central; spanning hospitality, retail and members’ club. Together, they form a trilogy in the heart of HK.
1. Landmark Mandarin Oriental @mo_landmarkhk
2. Hearts On Fire @heartsonfire
3. Club Bâtard @clubbatard
Each space is distinct, yet connected through a shared sensibility- material richness, rigour in detail, palpable atmosphere and subconsciously, a rich rouge seems to paint their personalities. A colour tied to prosperity, energy and celebration, grounding each project in its context.
This summer, we continue the story.
Our reimagining of Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong introduces a new chapter, spanning arrival, amenties, café, spa, gym and suites.
More to come.
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Did you know there’s a thrift store right by the Blue House that takes your time as its currency? Helping change a lightbulb for your elderly neighbour or taking someone to the doctor earns you spending credits. A tradition that speaks to the uniquely neighbourhood-vibes and community spirit of the Blue House precinct.
When we first moved here, we found ourselves feeling a belonging to this neighbourhood to then feeling pride when we got to know its people. And today, feeling we earned bragging rights by having a seat at the table of the annual community 團年飯 - Tuányuánfàn.
To celebrate the beginning of a New Year on the Chinese calendar, the Blue House courtyard puts together a feast under a lantern and moon-lit evening. Attendees are representative of the diverse shopkeepers, residents- the people who give life to this neighbourhood.
At the end of March we celebrated togetherness and abundance. Some shots of Lorraine, Vivian and I digging into the festivities, Where our reach in today’s digital age is vast and infinite, there’s something heartwarmingly human about belonging in our uniquely small precinct.
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With @artbasel officially starting tomorrow in Hong Kong and Art Week underway, we’re putting together our unbiased 👀 foodie itinerary for the 3-day weekend. Here is our list:
Friday 27th:
@carnahongkong – for the views (inside and out)
@mott32hk – to get the vibes and kick off the weekend
Saturday 28th:
@ammohk – a lunch-time bite to get away from the business
@belonhk – wind down with an evening dinner
Sunday 29th:
@magistracydiningroom – lush outdoor lunch escape
Genso at @hkjcentertainment – Food bazaar for dinner & the races
Photos 1-6 shot by @edmonleong
Photo 7 shot by @commonstudio
At the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Sha Tin Racecourse, Genso brings a new dining hub designed for feeding and entertaining guests as they enjoy live racing.
Led by @joycewangstudio , the two-floor space reimagines the classic racecourse through an eccentric, retrofuturist lens. Inspired by Tokyo’s Golden Gai streetscapes, manga and the cinematic glow of neon-lit scenes, the interiors unfold through lighting, lanterns and ceramic tile artwork.
Created in collaboration with Foreign Policy, the visual identity is rooted in detail, echoing street signage and manga culture. Each space pairs food and drink with arcade-style activities, all set against views of the racing below.
Discover more about Genso at Sha Tin Racecourse via the link in bio or at wallpaper.com.
📷: @commonstudio
🖊️: @tianna_jemima
During Art Basel week, we’re reflecting on how art enriches the spaces we design, bringing texture, perspective and human stories into the built environment.
Art has always been an essential layer in how we shape space. For us, it’s never simply decoration; it’s a dialogue between culture, craft and the atmosphere of a place. Here are a few works across our projects that feel particularly meaningful to us.
In The Magistracy Hong Kong, the dining room is anchored by a tapestry from Pinton. The piece was created from a historical photograph depicting the view toward the old Magistracy from Queen’s Road East. It offers a reminder of past perspectives while celebrating the new life of the building today.
At The Whiteley, two commissioned works by Colombian artist Armando Mesías, A Desire Path Pt. II (Large) and Too Self-Sufficient (Medium), sit alongside the library collection and add another layer to the imagined narrative of the home and its collector.
At Belon, a painting by Bruno Moinard introduces the expressive quality of the human hand. Bold brushstrokes enliven the sleek interior, while the blue tones add another dimension to the atmosphere and enhance our desire to surprise guests with a feeling of immersion.
In our Hong Kong studio, a photograph by Wolfgang Tillmans carries a personal resonance. It captures a view from a window I know well, having stayed in that very hotel during a visit to Mongolia last year. Nearby, a felt work by Kazakh artist Gulnur Mukazhanova celebrates the ancient felting traditions of Kazakhstan, a region I will be spending time in later this year.
Looking forward to all art filled week of Art Basel HK 2026!
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Project | Carna by Dario Cecchini @carnahongkong
Carna grew from a close collaboration with Dario Cecchini, whose bold nose-to-tail philosophy shaped not just the menu, but the spirit of the space itself. Working directly with him allowed us to translate his reverence for craft into the interior design- embracing the existing arches and layering domed forms, rich stone, and tapestry-like textures to shape a setting that feels both theatrical and intimate.
Part steakhouse, part sanctuary, Carna was imagined as a place where ritual and dining come together. Two years on, we still love seeing it come to life night after night.
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