Highlighting Inspirational Interior Designer in Asia

André Fu

André Fu, the 2016 Maison&Objet Asia Designer of the Year based in Hong Kong, is renowned for his design philosophy that combines luxury and comfort with a touch of elegance and warmth. Specializing in luxury hotel design globally, Fu’s work is exemplified by prestigious projects such as The Upper House in Hong Kong, The Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Bangkok, and various dining venues at the Shangri-la Hotel in Tokyo. In Singapore, Fu has left his mark on several distinguished hotels like Andaz Singapore, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, and the recent refurbishment of Capella Singapore.

Joyce Wang

Design expert Joyce Wang crafts interior designs that guide individuals on a distinctive journey within a space. Her passion for travel significantly influences her storytelling technique. In 2011, she launched her namesake studio, with offices in Hong Kong and London, gaining global recognition in the field.

Wang and her team have made a mark internationally, showcasing their expertise in various projects including the opulent Xintiandi penthouse in Shanghai, alongside hospitality venues like the Mott 32 restaurant in Hong Kong and the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park hotel in London.

Chahan Minassian

Chahan Minassian, a designer from Lebanon of Armenian descent, is known for his meticulous design style. He has worked on various projects globally, blending historical influences and rare artwork to create timeless interiors. His portfolio includes showrooms in New York, lakeside residences in Geneva, and exclusive homes in Tokyo and Hong Kong.

Tony Chi

Tony Chi, a Taiwanese-American interior designer, established Tonychi Studio in 1984. Renowned for his ability to blend luxury and comfort while respecting the cultural essence of a location, he has crafted restaurant spaces for renowned chefs such as Wolfgang Puck and Alain Ducasse. Chi’s impressive portfolio showcases his work on projects for Hyatt and Rosewood Hotels across the globe.

Lee Kwangho

South Korean designer Lee Kwangho innovatively combines traditional methods with common materials such as leather, PVC, and electrical wires to craft modern products. His chairs and lamps seamlessly blend functionality with artistic flair, leading to a revival in Korean design. In 2011, he was honored as Artist of the Year and has successfully partnered with prestigious brands like Fendi and Swarovski.