For our boutique at Harbour City, Hong Kong, we looked to the city’s harbour for its material memory. Before the skyline rose around it, this edge of water moved to the rhythm of piers, warehouses, and goods passing between hands. In this space, that working history returns through sea-worn blue, weathered metal and light softened by water.

On historic Wireless Road, our new boutique takes its cue from the Saladaeng Radiotelegraph Station, Thailand’s first. More than a century after signals were transmitted from this part of Bangkok, the memory of sound is translated into light and scent.

Bangkok moves quickly outside, but The Concrete Grove slows the pace. This space takes its cues from Lumpini Park, where the silhouettes of trees against the skyline are distilled into a softened architectural landscape. Inside, shadow and structure act as materials in their own right, creating an atmosphere that is both deliberate and meditative.

Nestled within Central Embassy, the Temple of Scent is a realm between worlds.
Inspired by Wat Arun’s rising spires and reverent calm, the boutique reimagines the temple as a modern sanctuary.

Vanda Atelier translates the character of Vanda Miss Joaquim into space. The orchid is treated as principle: resilience as structure, grace as proportion, renewal as atmosphere. Color, craft, and scent are composed to read as a single environment.