The Upper House in Hong Kong has redesigned its
2-bedroom Penthouse Suite on the
48th floor.
Now called the André Fu Suite, the 1,960sqft space
has been designed
in a calming palette of mineral blue, dusty mink and pale ivory.
Furnishings, decorative lighting and home
accessories have been handpicked from the André Fu Living
Collection.
What was the second bedroom of the Penthouse now
houses a dining table, set for 20, whilst the guest bathroom has
been adapted to incorporate a dedicated spa area, featuring twin
massage beds.
“When The Upper House first opened 11 years ago,
it was considered the antithesis of what typically defines an
Asian luxury hotel and how hospitality might change moving
forward,” said Fu. “Now, over a decade later, I am still excited
to evolve with Swire Hotels as it has remained a key relationship
for me throughout my career. I’m thrilled to be able to bring my
own Andre Fu Living brand to the House as part of this new suite
and once again, I’m eager to see how guests will respond to it,
whether it’s through entertaining or indulging in an urban
escape.”
In addition to the Suite, Fu has transformed the
arrival experience at Level 4 of The Upper House from a place to
simply check-in and out, to a space that feels more akin to a
living room.
“We continue to bring our guests new and
transformative experiences that our brand has become known for,”
said Kristina Snaith-Lense, hotel manager of The Upper House and
Pacific Place Apartments. “It is only natural and a delight that
we continue to work with Andre after all these years,
incorporating elements of his brand’s sensibilities whilst
maintaining the DNA of our House.”
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