A Scent-sational Celebration: Parfums MDCI’s 20 Years of fragrant art; crafting memories, one bottle at a time

This year, Parfums MDCI, the independent perfumery house renowned for its dedication to craftsmanship, turns a glorious 20 with the unveiling of Vétyver Messager, a new woody aromatic masterpiece that encapsulates vitality and springtime joy. For two decades, MDCI has been forging a path of originality, collaborating with world-class perfumers and creating limited-edition jewels of scent, each bottle a tiny work of art.

Founded by Claude Marchal, MDCI’s journey is rooted in a passion for quality over quantity. “When I started, the term ‘niche’ didn’t even exist,” Claude reflects. “We focused on slow, artisanal French craftsmanship, sourcing rare materials, and creating fragrances with true personality. Our goal has always been to craft beautiful bottles and perfumes that are wearable, timeless, and emotionally resonant.” Over the years, the house has released 24 distinctive fragrances, each meticulously handcrafted and refined, embodying the French tradition of perfumery as a luxurious art form.

“It’s a return to the essentials with a modern twist,” Claude explains. “Vetiver is a versatile note, capable of many interpretations, and in this fragrance, it’s infused with aromatic clarity that evokes vitali ty and optimism. It fills the gap in our vetiver line and captures the spirit of spring.” The fragrance’s green jade-like beads on its bottle symbolize freshness and renewal, echoing the lush vitality of nature.

In the world of MDCI, fragrances are divided into the Classic and the Painter and Perfumer collections. The Classic line features elegant tassels—red with blue beads for men, white with pearl beads for women—each detail imbued with significance. Vétyver Messager’s green beads pay homage to the brand’s dedication to meaningful artistry, a testament to its heritage.

The house’s dedication to beauty rituals extends to MDCI Beauté, launched in collaboration with Limoges’ renowned porcelain artisans. These limited-edition porcelain coffrets, inspired by the French Grand Siècle and painted with motifs reminiscent of François Boucher and Honoré Fragonard, elevate the act of self-care into an art form. Decorated with gold accents and delicate floral motifs, each piece is a collectible treasure—an exquisite vessel for your skincare routine.

Claude Marchal emphasizes, “Beauty is a ritual. It’s about slowing down and appreciating the exquisite details—touching a porcelain box, feeling its weight, and savoring the moment.” The luxurious boxes, crafted in limited, numbered editions, turn everyday self-care into a cherished ceremony, blending timeless art with modern elegance.

When asked about success, Claude responds, “It’s about legacy and staying true to our values. When a fragrance helps someone through a pivotal moment, that’s success. Happiness, for me, is found in simple joys—nature, quiet moments, and sharing love.”

Perfume, Claude believes, is a powerful vessel of memory. “A scent can transport you through time,” he says. “It’s a dialogue with the soul.” Whether it’s the nostalgic sweetness of Vêpres Siciliennes or the evocative familiarity of Le Barbier de Tanger, MDCI’s fragrances are designed to leave indelible impressions.

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Building Futures: The key to unlocking prime property opportunities with Henry Wong

Ever wondered what makes a top-tier international property developer tick? Henry Wong, a visionary leader whose expertise, passion, and innovative approach are reshaping the Hong Kong and global real estate landscape. Whether you’re an investor or a homebuyer, his projects offer a golden opportunity to stake your claim in Hong Kong’s vibrant skyline!

How is your professional background suited to a career with an international property developer?

With years as an executive director at Top Spring Group, I bring extensive experience in boutique real estate investment, backed by a strong academic foundation in law, business, and arts. I understand legal transactions, navigate industry challenges, and lead multicultural teams to create high-quality, market-driven properties.

What attracted you to join The Top Spring Group in 2015?

Joining my family’s business, I was inspired by the company’s regional footprint and commitment to growing with Hong Kong’s community. Top Spring’s diverse projects and supportive culture fuelled my passion for innovative real estate development.

What are the main areas of commercial activity and expertise of the Group?

We develop luxury residential, retail, and property management projects across Hong Kong, China, and Australia. Notably, our 128 WATERLOO penthouse sold for over HK$241 million, cementing our reputation for excellence.

How does Top Spring navigate the recent upheavals in China’s property market?

We stay ahead by monitoring regulations, diversifying our portfolio, conducting rigorous market analysis, and implementing robust risk management plans to weather downturns effectively.

How do you foresee Hong Kong’s property market evolving?

We anticipate a gradual recovery driven by government policies, improved investor sentiment, and global economic stabilization—especially with dropped interest rates. Our developments, like 128 WATERLOO, are already performing well amidst these trends.

What makes your HK projects, such as 128 WATERLOO, stand out from other premium developments?

Our projects boast a sublime modern classic design inspired by British architecture, cutting-edge smart home features, and meticulous quality control. They are not just homes—they’re landmarks blending luxury, innovation, and sustainability.

Why are these projects such attractive investment opportunities?

They combine proven high sales with impressive rental yields—reaching HK$70 per square foot—and feature innovative designs and amenities. Our strong reputation and strategic partnerships ensure quality and investor confidence.

Why should investors consider putting their money into your Hong Kong residential projects?

Our track record speaks volumes—delivering record-breaking sales and high customer satisfaction. Coupled with attractive rental income, innovative features, and a robust network, our developments promise promising returns and long-term growth.

Marine Italia Asia: Steering Azimut’s Growth in Asia

Marine Italia Asia has become synonymous with refined yachting. Established in 2015, they are the exclusive Azimut Yachts distributor across Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Guangdong China and Singapore, and the authorised Aquila Power Catamarans dealer in Hong Kong. Founded in Hong Kong by Thomas Woo and Paul Grange, the company translates more than 50 years of combined international yachting experience into personal, best in class advice and aftersales service for both first time owners and seasoned clients.

Questions for Paul:

As COO for the largest Azimut dealers in Asia Pacific, how do you ensure that Marine Italia Asia maintains its reputation for excellence, especially with events such as the recent Grande 30M and Magellano 30M Premiers?

Azimut, quite rightly, set the highest standards and very clear operational and branding guidelines for their dealers, so we work closely with them to ensure our representation matches the brand’s leading status. Internally, we hold equally high standards for customer service, events, and communications. Our recent Hong Kong premieres—17 boats, 200+ guests, and multiple brand partners—required extensive planning to be engaging, on-brand, enjoyable for our guests, and represent Azimut Yachts appropriately whilst helping us build our brand positioning. Honestly, none of it would be possible without the hard work of our extraordinary Marine Italia Asia team, the support from Azimut and importantly, some very special clients.

What specific qualities or skills do you believe are essential for success in the luxury yachting industry, and how do you cultivate these within your team?

For me, relationships are the key to success. Relationships with my business partner Thomas, our decade‑long partnership with Azimut, with our teams across Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, and Singapore, and above all, with our clients. Strong, trust‑based relationships let us navigate every situation—sometimes helping others, sometimes receiving support. Azimut is a large company, yet we regularly assist them in Asia, and when our clients need something special, they’re equally supportive of us.

It’s not always smooth sailing, but trust help us manage the ebbs and flows of relatiomnships. We pride ourselves on a personal approach that builds the best relationships across the business.

Questions for Thomas:

As CEO, what led you to co-found Marine Italia Asia with Paul, and how has your local background shaped the company’s vision and growth?

Paul and I met in Hong Kong in 2012 when he managed Azimut for the previous dealer. Over the next three years we calibrated on several Azimut Grande sales together. So, when the opportunity arose in 2015 to become the Azimut dealers, without hesitation, we partnered and founded Marine Italia Ltd.

The key to our partnership is its simplicity. Paul is very experienced at managing dealership networks for luxury European yacht brands and was already well established with Azimut and, myself, being from Hong Kong, I have been fortunate to build an extensive and loyal database of clients and contacts locally. Put those two simple elements together, add in professionalism and a passion for yachting and you have the perfect core ingredients for our business.

We also tailor everything to local needs—how we market, the events we host, and the models we promote—so the Azimut brand and products resonate easily with our Hong Kong and regional clients.

How do you see the Asia Premiere launches of the Grande 30M and Magellano 30M influencing the regional yachting market and customer preferences?

Azimut, part of the Azimut‑Benetti Group, has led the global large‑yacht rankings for 26 consecutive years, and Marine Italia Asia is among its most successful Grande dealers worldwide. It’s essential we keep bringing the latest large Azimut models to our region for clients to experience first‑hand, which is why events like the Azimut Hong Kong Rendezvous 2026 are central to our promotion and client engagement.

For yacht enthusiasts who missed the Azimut Hong Kong Rendezvous, Marine Italia Asia have a selection of yachts on display and available for immediate delivery in Hong Kong, Singapore and from Italy.

For more information and private viewings, please contact Marine Italia Asia at +852 2325 3355 or azimut@marineitalia.asia.

EASTER TIDE: Waves of fun and cinematic delights at Lantau Yacht Club with starry cinema, gourmet flavours, and unmatched marina vibes

This Easter, prepare to set sail on an unforgettable voyage of celebration at the Lantau Yacht Club. Nestled against the serene coastline, this premier marina destination is all about making waves with a weekend packed full of family fun, gourmet indulgence, and star-studded surprises.

Starry Outdoor Cinema: Movies Under the Stars

Imagine the gentle marina breeze, the glow of twilight, and a sky full of twinkling stars as the perfect backdrop for an outdoor cinema experience. On the evenings of April 3rd and 4th, the clubhouse lawn transforms into a magical open-air theatre. Cozy up on plush seating or snuggle beneath blankets as carefully curated family-friendly films enchant you beneath the vast Hong Kong sky. Complemented by light bites and a tranquil ambiance, these screenings promise an immersive escape that will leave you floating on cloud nine.

A Taste of Marina Lifestyle Indulgence

Elevate your Easter weekend with a curated culinary voyage designed by Lantau Yacht Club’s expert chefs. Savor a seasonal tasting menu that captures the essence of coastal sophistication:

Starter: King Prawn Salad; plump, succulent prawns paired with crisp greens and a zesty dressing.

Soup: Wild Mushroom Velouté; an aromatic, earthy delight that warms the soul.

Main: Choose between USDA Prime Striploin Steak, grilled to perfection and served with seasonal sides, or a delicate Seared Patagonian Toothfish Fillet with a refined sauce.

The special Easter menu will be available across the weekend to complement the Club’s evening cinema screenings, offering guests a full-sensory taste of the marina lifestyle.

Dessert: Creamy Vanilla Panna Cotta topped with fresh fruits and a vibrant strawberry coulis.

A Versatile Venue for Every Wave of Occasion

The lush, landscaped lawns of the clubhouse are more than just a picturesque setting; they are a blank canvas ready to host your next memorable event. Whether it’s a moonlit movie night, a sunset cocktail reception, a corporate gathering, or a calming Wellness sessions including waterfront yoga and meditation e.t.c. session, the space adapts seamlessly to your needs.

Offering world-class facilities and an inviting atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to indulge, celebrate, or simply unwind. Whether you’re dipping your toes into marina life for the first time or entertaining friends with an exclusive event, this is where luxury meets the ocean’s endless horizon.

Don’t let this wave pass you by! For reservations and inquiries, call (852) 2987-9591.

Bling It On, Waste Off: Dickson Yewn’s “No Man’s Land VI” Turns Trash Into Treasure at Art Central 2026

A diamond-lidded cup. A pump you can press. A hand-cream tube with a barcode twist. Hong Kong’s Art Month just got… suspiciously precious.

If you’ve ever lifted a coffee lid and thought, “This is cute… but what about the consequences?”; Congratulations! You’re already emotionally pre-qualified for Dickson Yewn’s latest sensation.

This Art Month (25–29 March 2026), Literati Artspace at Art Central Hong Kong 2026 is set to present an extraordinary new jewel-world where bling is a narrative punchline. Because in Dickson Yewn’s “No Man’s Land VI: Ephemera”, everyday disposables don’t get thrown away… they get turned into consequence-catching collectible art.

In “No Man’s Land VI,” Yewn takes the most familiar “throwaway” objects; coffee cups, hand cream tubes, shampoo bottles, and rebuilds them with the kind of materials usually reserved for legends: gold, diamonds, precious stones, enamel, and meticulous craft. It’s ready-made art… upgraded to couture.

Think of it as industrial ephemera, but make it museum-grade.

The Star Piece: “Chasing the Mermaid” (Gold, Diamonds, White Enamel & Marine Enigma)

At first glance, “Chasing the Mermaid” looks deliciously whimsical, like something you’d see in a fairy tale that accidentally got sponsored by a jeweller. It’s inspired by disposable coffee cups; the kind consumed worldwide at an eye-widening scale (and often marketed as “recyclable”). But Yewn flips the lid, literally. When the diamond-set coffee lid is lifted, the “coffee” you expect is replaced by a dreamlike revelation: marine life caught in a reality of microplastics, rendered as delicate, jewel-like fragments. So yes, it sparkles. But it also asks you to confront a truth that doesn’t sparkle back: “White pollution” isn’t just an environmental problem. In Yewn’s hands, it becomes a conceptual mirror held up to value, waste, and what we choose to ignore. Pun intended: This is the kind of bling that doesn’t let you off the hook.

“Sheffield Hand Cream”: When your bathroom staple becomes a butterfly boutique

Yewn’s talent for transformation is almost rude, in the best way. “Sheffield Hand Cream” takes a soft, fleeting, foldable tube and turns it into something timeless and treasured, using precious materials and enamel techniques to recreate the ritual of opening it, complete with a flip-top lid and a refined, tactile sense of “almost-real.” Front details? Butterfly and floral motifs with elegant traditional sensibilities.
Back details? A playful modern wink with a barcode, reminding us that even beauty is processed by systems. The hand cream becomes a collectible whisper of respect for materials, proof that ephemera doesn’t have to vanish.

“John’s Son Shampoo”: Press. Reveal. Reflect.

Then there’s “John’s Son Shampoo”, the piece for anyone who believes interactive design is a love language. Its “press pump” structure is engineered for interactive delight, where each press feels like a tiny engineered performance. But beneath the playfulness is a deeper narrative: A contemporary bottle inspired by motifs drawn from Qing dynasty aesthetics and “Dream of the Red Chamber”, echoing mountains, rocks, trees, and flowers, translated into jewellery form with a distinctly Chinese visual world. What does it symbolize? Purity, origins, returning to simplicity, a kind of spiritual reset button in gemstone form. So if your self-care routine ever needed philosophical backup… this one, has it.

Jewellery with a spine

While many high-end pieces focus on status, Yewn’s “No Man’s Land” is built as social critique through craftsmanship. This series also carries cultural confidence, pushing back against the idea that environmental discourse must always follow Western narratives. Yewn argues that Eastern wisdom and ecological thinking are not “side quests,” but core frameworks rooted in philosophies of harmony with nature. And for collectors who care about meaning (not just shine), that’s the real luxury: substance you can wear close to the skin.

Why clients are excited about this collection

Because it’s rare to find contemporary jewellery that’s simultaneously:

Conceptually sharp (ready-made critique, not decoration)
Technically breathtaking (enamel, setting, interaction mechanisms)
Emotionally sticky (you can’t unsee the message once it’s revealed)
Collectible in spirit (ephemera turned immortal)

In other words: these are the pieces you don’t just admire at a distance; you want to come closer to.

Visit the series at:

Dates (Public): 25–29 March 2026 (Wed–Sun)

Venue: Booth No. A27, Literati Artspace at Art Central Hong Kong 2026

Dickson Yewn has devoted his practice to transforming Chinese cultural sensibilities into contemporary jewellery art, often creating one-of-a-kind or limited-edition works. His pieces have been recognized globally, and he has repeatedly expanded the boundaries of what jewellery can be: miniature sculpture, narrative vessel, cultural memory carrier, and social critique.

Under the hammer: Fab Four auction sales (March 2026)

Ageless Bronze

When the imposing Figure Décorative bronze by Henri Matisse achieved US$16.7 million (HK$130.5) at auction, the result resonated far beyond the Sotheby’s New York sale room. It was not only a record-setting transaction – the second highest ever for a Matisse bronze sculpture – nor just a reaffirmation of the French visual artist’s stature. Instead, the moment marked a profound shift in how collectors are reassessing sculpture’s physicality and permanence in an era dominated by the intangible.

Matisse is best known as a painter of radiant colour and lyrical line, yet his sculptural practice was never secondary. For him, bronze was a medium where form could be stripped of excess and the beauty of the human body celebrated. Figure Décorative, conceived in Paris in 1908 and cast in 1950, embodied this ethos. Its curved contours, balanced volumes and strident but serene gaze personify a fusion of modernist innovation and classical idealism. Matisse’s sculptures are now understood as foundational to his thinking about form and balance. They reveal the discipline behind the freedom, and the structure beneath the colour.

Emerald Geometry

For a Cartier Art Deco emerald and diamond bracelet to command as much as £1.1 million (HK$11.7 million) at auction in London was not a surprise for connoisseurs but a confirmation. Christie’s spectacular sale of this treasure from the Wimbourne family collection reaffirmed what has long been understood: that the marriage of Cartier craftsmanship, Art Deco design and exceptional emeralds occupies one of the most enduring positions in the luxury market.

Created circa 1925, the bracelet exemplifies the aesthetic confidence of the Art Deco era, a period when Cartier redefined jewellery design through geometry, symmetry and a cosmopolitan vision. Set in platinum, it features 17 Colombian emeralds in pear, square, rectangular and hexagonal cuts interspersed with old‑cut and baguette diamonds arranged in crisp architectural harmony. The bracelet nearly tripled its pre-sale valuation. The result reflects a renewed appreciation for jewels as cultural artefacts, not merely ornaments. Once considered a secondary collecting category to fine art, jewellery is now understood as portable heritage – collectibles that carry artistry, rarity and narrative in equal measure.

Lovely Bones

The auction of a juvenile Triceratops skeleton for a mighty US$5.4 million (HK$42 million) marks a defining moment in the evolving relationship between science, art, cultural spectacle and high-end collecting. In Phillips’ first foray into the prehistoric natural world, the beautifully preserved dinosaur – joined by several other precious fossils – guest-starred at a prestigious New York evening sale of Modern and Contemporary Art. It went for more than double its low-end estimate, underscoring the notion that collectors at the top of the market are no longer constrained by traditional categories.

This two- to six-year-old Triceratops possesses a distinct emotional resonance. Smaller in scale at about 4.4 metres (14.4 feet) long, and lighter in structure, it evokes fragility rather than dominance, telling a quieter story of growth interrupted, of a life some 66 million years ago suspended in transition.

Unearthed a decade ago in the Badlands of South Dakota and mounted to museum standard, the skeleton boasts an impressive original-bone count of more than 70%. It’s an amount that makes this prized preservation the most complete juvenile Triceratops around – and one that will probably never be surpassed.

Instrumental Panel

Francis Bacon’s art has long occupied a singular position in modern canon – raw yet controlled, violent yet precise. In a market increasingly drawn to works that challenge as much as they reward, the most recent auction appearance of his unsettling 1967 diptych, Study for Head of Isabel Rawsthorne and George Dyer – which sold for a hefty US$16 million (HK$125 million) at Phillips New York – affirms the enduring authority of Bacon’s work and the unique emotional force of the diptych.

Painted in 1967, it is the first of only 10 diptychs by Bacon, and one of only two that pair the muses who were central to a defining decade in his life – close female friend Rawsthorne, and Dyer, his lover. The Irish-born British figurative painter turned to the diptych not as a narrative device but as a psychological one. Amplifying his lifelong obsession with fragmentation, two panels placed side by side create tension rather than resolution.

Bacon’s themes of power, vulnerability and isolation are timeless, but they also feel acutely contemporary. In a world marked by instability and psychological strain, his visual language feels less historical than prophetic.

SPARK LOVE AND SPARKLE: Dive Into the Glittering World of Engagement Rings with L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts

Ever wonder what makes an engagement ring more than just a beautiful band? Is it the history, the craftsmanship, or the stories that swirl around it? Well, now’s your chance to uncover all of that and more! L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts is thrilled to introduce “The Engagement Ring: A Love Story,” in the Hong Kong campus, a captivating new course that will turn your fascination with these treasured symbols into a sparkling journey of discovery.

Imagine exploring the evolution of rings; from humble pewter bands in ancient times to dazzling diamonds, rubies, and other precious stones that symbolize love across cultures. This is a love letter to jewellery itself! Whether you’re a jewellery enthusiast, a budding designer, or simply curious about the magic behind the most romantic adornment, this course is designed to dazzle.

What’s in store?

A Love Triangle of Knowledge: Three passionate teachers, an art historian, a gemmologist, and a jeweller, will guide you through the enchanting world of engagement rings, blending history, science, and craftsmanship in one sparkling package.

From Gimmel to Solitaire: Discover the fascinating forms and myths, like the beloved vena Amoris (the vein of love!), that give these rings their romantic mystique.

Cultural Sparks: Dive into the rich tapestry of traditions, from the Chinese customs of gold exchange in Hong Kong to the legal and religious symbols woven into the fabric of love stories worldwide.

Hands-On Spark: Get practical with atelier insights and see how jewellery artisans craft these timeless symbols of love.

Details to Make Your Heart Sing:

Duration: A charming 2 hours and 30 minutes of love, learning, and sparkle

Location: The inspiring L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts, at K11 MUSEA, Hong Kong

Fee: HKD$1,000 (a small investment for a lifetime of knowledge!)

Language: English

Whether you’re dreaming of your own engagement ring or simply want to understand the love and craft behind these symbols, this course will deepen your appreciation and maybe even inspire your own love story.

Ready to say “I do” to knowledge? Join L’ÉCOLE and turn your curiosity into a dazzling adventure into the heart of jewellery history, culture, and craftsmanship.

Reserve your spot now and let love, and sparkle, lead the way!

Because when it comes to love and jewellery, the best stories are always worth telling, and learning.

The Art of Living in Lightness and Luxury: With SieMatic SLX & SLX Ceramic, discover the award-winning handleless kitchen that redefines elegance, minimalism, and innovative design

Imagine a kitchen that feels more like an art installation than a cooking space—a place where form, function, and personality harmoniously intertwine. Welcome to the world of SieMatic SLX and SLX Ceramic, five-time award winners celebrated globally for their exceptional design and cultural significance. These kitchens are not just spaces to prepare meals; they are statements of modern living, embodying the purest form of aesthetic and technical mastery.

The Icon of Handleless Elegance

The SieMatic SLX stands as a beacon of contemporary architecture, instantly recognizable as the quintessential handleless kitchen. Its sleek, minimalist silhouette captures the essence of lightness and luxury, setting new standards for design excellence. Each SLX is a bespoke masterpiece, meticulously planned and crafted to mirror your personality, whether in lacquer, veneer, ceramic, or a custom hue from over 2,050 colours in the SieMatic IndividualColorSystem. The result? A kitchen that’s uniquely yours, a personal canvas for style and lifestyle.

Craftsmanship Meets Modern Purism

Ceramic and natural stone surfaces subtly play with light and texture, blending craftsmanship with a sleek, modern aesthetic. Gently integrated LEDs in handle strips can be adjusted to set the perfect mood; warm, cool, bright, or subtle, adding a personalized touch that transforms the space into a sanctuary of comfort. Floating display cabinets illuminate the natural beauty of stone and wood, emphasizing the kitchen’s airy, weightless feel. They can serve as elegant storage or striking visual accents, your choice.

Personalized Storage and Flexibility

The innovative floating mounting system, inspired by SieMatic’s FloatingSpaces panel wall, offers unparalleled flexibility. The small glass wall cabinets can serve as standalone pieces, integrated into living spaces, or focal points in the kitchen. Customizable back panels, mirrored, veneered, or lacquered, add a personalized touch, ensuring your kitchen reflects your unique style.

KS Studio x HK Ferry x Amour: Redefining Elegance

From the visionary interiors to cutting-edge medical beauty, discover the synergy shaping Hong Kong’s future of luxury and innovation

The collaboration of KSS, HK Ferry (SEHK:0050) and Amour is taking shape in the city of Hong Kong where tradition meets modernity. KS Studio Ltd. is more than just aesthetics, it’s about crafting environments that resonate deeply with purpose and personality, with a versatile approach that seamlessly blends styles and boundaries. Their secret? A commitment to perfection, meticulous attention to detail, and a passion for merging creativity with practicality. Beyond luxury, their dedication extends to cultural preservation, restoring historic buildings and museums, ensuring Hong Kong’s rich heritage continues to inspire generations.

The partnership introduces Amour, a groundbreaking light medical aesthetics brand launched by Hong Kong Ferry (Holdings) Company Limited. Amour exemplifies Henderson Land Development Group’s “People-oriented · Humanity-first” philosophy. Located in the Mira Place in Tsim Sha Tsui, Amour’s 12,000-square-foot flagship offers a luxurious, comfortable sanctuary for skin and body rejuvenation, merging medical technology with skincare to deliver non-invasive, high-quality treatments.

Together, this collaboration symbolizes a new era, where design, health, and heritage intertwine to create spaces and experiences that elevate Hong Kong’s lifestyle. Whether it’s a stunning interior, a state-of-the-art aesthetic centre, or a heritage site reborn, KS Studio Ltd. stands at the forefront, transforming visions into reality and inspiring the city’s future.

Tel/Whatsapp +852 6036 1660

The Future of Living

An invitation to experience Italian elegance, innovative design,

and a vibrant community in the city where East meets West

The world’s most celebrated design brand, Molteni&C, is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its latest Flagship Store in the dazzling city of Hong Kong. Nestled in the iconic Causeway Bay district, this nearly 600-square-meter space is more than just a showroom, it’s a visionary hub where contemporary design, craftsmanship, and cultural dialogue converge.

In partnership with Kitchen Infinity, Hong Kong’s premier interior and kitchen specialist with nearly four decades of excellence, Molteni&C is elevating the local design scene to new heights. Together, they are creating a sanctuary for discerning clients, architects, and creative minds eager to explore the art of living beautifully.

A Design Destination in the Heart of Asia

Housed in the striking Cubus building, the store’s sleek façade commands attention amid Causeway Bay’s bustling streets. Inside, visitors are greeted by a luminous, welcoming environment that immerses them in the essence of Italian elegance. From cozy living corners to sophisticated kitchens, every detail celebrates the timeless craftsmanship and innovative spirit of Molteni&C.

Step through the doors and into a curated world inspired by legendary designers like Vincent Van Duysen, Herzog & de Meuron, Foster + Partners, and Jean Nouvel. The store showcases iconic collections, blending classic comfort with contemporary innovation. From the Emile modular sofa to the sculptural Intersection Island, each piece tells a story of artistry and refined taste.

Explore the living zones featuring the Vibrazioni rug, the Arc table by Foster + Partners, and the Monk chairs by Tobia Scarpa, each element crafted to evoke a sense of cozy sophistication. Discover the kitchen areas where natural stone, wood, and metal textures dance in harmony, highlighting Molteni&C’s mastery in integrating form and function.

A Cultural Crossroads

As you ascend to the first floor, be captivated by the Hi-Line 6 kitchen, a masterpiece of materiality designed by Ferruccio Laviani. The space is a testament to innovation, with oak, lunar metal-effect finishes, and refined details creating a dynamic culinary environment. The adjoining living and dining zones are perfect for intimate conversations or lively gatherings; all set within a space that feels both luxurious and welcoming.

Venture into the walk-in closet and discover a curated universe of organization and elegance. From the Baltimora central unit to the signature Gliss Master wardrobe, this space embodies bespoke craftsmanship and functional artistry, a true reflection of Molteni’s dedication to personalized living.

Join the Exclusive KI CLUB

Beyond the showroom, KI CLUB offers an exclusive retreat for connoisseurs of design and lifestyle. This private club, furnished entirely with Molteni&C pieces, is a sanctuary for members to indulge in gastronomic experiences, preview upcoming collections, and connect with a community that values rarity, innovation, and excellence.

Come and explore the new frontier of contemporary living, where every corner inspires, every moment connects, and your journey into extraordinary design begins.

Find our showroom here:

G/F & 1/F, Cubus, 1 Hoi Ping Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong