Opus Hong Kong

High Point

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Opus Hong Kong marks Frank Gehry’s first residential project in Asia. The building, defined by its helical glass form, features full-floor residences with panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape.

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Within this architectural feat, the interior design translates Gehry’s sculptural building into spaces of balance and contemporary refinement, outfitting two expansive show flats ranging from 6,000 to 9,000 square feet.

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On Rotation

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The irregular shape of the building meant our spatial plan needed to use unusual layouts to create spaces that made the most use of the unparalleled light and views. Semi-circular sofas face window walls while fully rotating screens at the spine of the space feature a chinoiserie landscape backdrop when closed but offering broadness of space when opened.

Crafted Integrity

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Set on Hong Kong’s Peak, one of the city's most exclusive neighborhoods, the design focuses of craftmanship and materiality. Hand-knotted silk rugs, bronze, onyx, and wenge add layered richness; bespoke furnishings convey timeless artistry.

Drawing a Through Line

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The awe-inspiring architecture and views create strong contrasts. We wanted the interiors to connect with the façade to form a cohesive story not a competing one. Elements like bronzed tree trunk tables connect the surreal metallic exterior to the natural and real environment beyond the space.