Posts in Design
Nomad-Chic: Dispatch From Hong Kong

Hong Kong is many things to many people. Skyscrapers, crowded streets, heat, humidity, neon lights, sensory overload, a city of cultural exchange, modernity, and opportunity. This art piece by Danny Fang is a Hong Kong butcher lamp with a customized neon light of love - a sign we felt captured the relationship between old and new - something tourists to this country can experience in their own way.

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Are business centers a thing of the past?

Many of us strive to work while we vacation in a pursuit of work life balance. Can popular lobby workspaces have adverse affects on business and leisure travelers alike, and is there an argument for some hotels to keep 'business centers?' 

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Bambu luxury in Bali - environmentally AND financially sound

Founded by John and Cynthia Hardy, the sustainability philosophy of Bambu Indah developed from its origin. Only two trees were relocated to accommodate eleven antique century-old Javanese houses, while new structures including the lobby, restaurant and new houses showcase their passion for bamboo as an alternative to rainforest timber. Bamboo takes three years to grow to full maturity and has the strength to scaffold even Hong Kong’s skyscrapers.

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Work, holidays and our green office space

When people ask us what we love about working in the hotel industry we tell them that work is always our holiday, and holidays are always our work. So when we started our own company last year, we realized we should do what we could to avoid the traditional work environment. After all, there's nothing "holiday" about a cubicle or office desk with fluorescent lighting.

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