A residence in the Lux Oriental language — Eastern cultural depth fused with a modern luxury sensibility, refined rather than literal.
The Approach
The thinking, made material
Opulence expressed quietly: proportion, craftsmanship and spatial calm over decoration. Spaces emphasise flow, symmetry and intentional emptiness guided by Ma and Feng Shui, while traditional materials — wood, stone, silk textures, lacquer — meet brushed brass, glass and marble for depth without clutter.
The Outcome
What the space became
A serene, grounded and emotionally balanced home where heritage is abstracted into calm, composed, high-end space.
Design Notes
The brief, in full.
Lux Oriental
A contemporary design language that fuses Eastern cultural depth with a modern luxury sensibility — abstracting and refining Oriental aesthetics rather than recreating traditional interiors literally, translating heritage into a calm, elegant, high-end experience.
Luxury through restraint
Opulence expressed quietly: instead of excess decoration, luxury appears in proportion, craftsmanship, material quality and spatial calm, so every element feels intentional and composed.
Refined spatial harmony
Spaces emphasise flow, symmetry and intentional emptiness, with Ma (negative space) and Feng Shui guiding layouts for interiors that feel serene, grounded and emotionally balanced.
Sophisticated material palette
Traditional Oriental materials — wood, stone, silk textures, lacquer — paired with modern luxury materials such as brushed brass, glass, marble and refined concrete; the contrast of warm and cool, soft and hard, creates depth without clutter.
