Alvan Suen
HONG KONG (CHINA)
Meet Alvan Suen - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Hong Kong (China). Alvan Suen's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Alvan Suen's impressive haul of 5 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Interior, Alvan Suen's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Alvan Suen masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Alvan Suen's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
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Monmono Blue Restaurant and Gallery
The implication of blue in a realistic vintage design with a surreal monochrome environment showing more design details in a mysterious, calm and elegant ambiance, emphasize the playfulness of the theme. Scenes like a casino in the US, a hotel in the UK, retail in France and a piazza in Rome turned the entire shop into a movie scene. By combining various realistic worldwide vintage scenes and architecture into the abstract world of blue, taking the advantage of a monochrome style to find harmony between different eras and styles, creating a unique art piece in the city.
The implication of blue in a realistic vintage design with a surreal monochrome environment showing more design details in a mysterious, calm and elegant ambiance, emphasize the playfulness of the theme. Scenes like a casino in the US, a hotel in the UK, retail in France and a piazza in Rome turned the entire shop into a movie scene. By combining various realistic worldwide vintage scenes and architecture into the abstract world of blue, taking the advantage of a monochrome style to find harmony between different eras and styles, creating a unique art piece in the city.
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Monmono Yellow Restaurant and Gallery
This yellow architecture is a restaurant, gallery, and art piece. With the brand core of montage, monochrome and monogram, the project aims to position itself as an urban art insertion expressing its obsession with monochrome. The space is fully finished in Yellow and Gold, giving people a sense of surreal feeling of being in the world of art. With its iconic glowing arches on the facade, simple and elegant curvature design, stair art installation, and the use of mirrors in a playful way create an artistic and interesting abstract atrium, a monochrome art sculpture in the city.
This yellow architecture is a restaurant, gallery, and art piece. With the brand core of montage, monochrome and monogram, the project aims to position itself as an urban art insertion expressing its obsession with monochrome. The space is fully finished in Yellow and Gold, giving people a sense of surreal feeling of being in the world of art. With its iconic glowing arches on the facade, simple and elegant curvature design, stair art installation, and the use of mirrors in a playful way create an artistic and interesting abstract atrium, a monochrome art sculpture in the city.
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Ricky's Kitchen Restaurant
The project aims at reinterpreting and translating Hong Kong into visualization while keeping the brand identity. The material of the feature wall represents Hong Kong as a forest of concrete, the geometry renders the building facade with balconies and the density, and the lighting mimics the households. The middle LED ceiling symbolizes the “Linear Sky Exposure” of Hong Kong, the Leon lights imitate the highway under long exposure photography, symbolizing prosperous Hong Kong, speed and heavy traffic. For futuristic touch, LED trims and floating-like portal with bamboo are designed.
The project aims at reinterpreting and translating Hong Kong into visualization while keeping the brand identity. The material of the feature wall represents Hong Kong as a forest of concrete, the geometry renders the building facade with balconies and the density, and the lighting mimics the households. The middle LED ceiling symbolizes the “Linear Sky Exposure” of Hong Kong, the Leon lights imitate the highway under long exposure photography, symbolizing prosperous Hong Kong, speed and heavy traffic. For futuristic touch, LED trims and floating-like portal with bamboo are designed.
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Camellia Restaurant
The design of Camellia is in loft, modern and French style, responding to the brand identity and design of the mall; surrounding by pink flowers, echoes with the black tone with gold trim, mirror, and Arc, like a flower festival in Paris, the Floral City. Pink is extensively used as a theme from design, furniture, utensil to food, such as flower wall, marble table, chair & bench, napkin, coffee, noodle soup, and even the toilet. Also, the shape of chairs actually renders the petals of Camilla and some walls are finished by antique mirrors for spreading the pink flower walls by reflection.
The design of Camellia is in loft, modern and French style, responding to the brand identity and design of the mall; surrounding by pink flowers, echoes with the black tone with gold trim, mirror, and Arc, like a flower festival in Paris, the Floral City. Pink is extensively used as a theme from design, furniture, utensil to food, such as flower wall, marble table, chair & bench, napkin, coffee, noodle soup, and even the toilet. Also, the shape of chairs actually renders the petals of Camilla and some walls are finished by antique mirrors for spreading the pink flower walls by reflection.
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Hiyama Restaurant
Hiyama is designed in Japanese style with the idea of nature, Zen, house, and experience; A bar as the welcome area for guests to be seated while waiting with drinks, a bamboo path with mist gives a feeling of an outdoor garden, different dining areas have become the varied houses of the family through the bamboos, passing by a pavilion at the end of the path and entering the main hall in between a veranda in wood leading to the private room and the balcony facing the harbor as an outdoor veranda spatially. In terms of construction, each room is built as an individual structure like a house.
Hiyama is designed in Japanese style with the idea of nature, Zen, house, and experience; A bar as the welcome area for guests to be seated while waiting with drinks, a bamboo path with mist gives a feeling of an outdoor garden, different dining areas have become the varied houses of the family through the bamboos, passing by a pavilion at the end of the path and entering the main hall in between a veranda in wood leading to the private room and the balcony facing the harbor as an outdoor veranda spatially. In terms of construction, each room is built as an individual structure like a house.
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