Joyce Wang Studio has unveiled the Mandarin Oriental Penthouse in the newly renovated Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London. The sumptuous three bedroom penthouse is reminiscent of a luxury London apartment, with bespoke furniture of unparalleled quality and finish. Inspired by the hotel’s unique location, every detail is inspired by the park and the ever-changing sky above the city.
To curate this rare tranquillity in the heart of London, the studio has custom-made furniture pieces and layered lush materials in soft, muted colours to create an overall sense of understated, relaxed luxury.
The design narrative runs through the rest of the hotel: a revival of 1920s Century Golden Age travel combined with signature silhouettes from the era, including Art Deco details integrated with park-inspired botanical textures and colours.
The lights of the Penthouse Suites hotel refer to the design of the Crown Jewels collection; the studio has interpreted their geometries and sockets as luminous jewels. Opal glass wall lights resemble pearls set like precious stones, flanking each side of the individually designed master bed.
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A tricolour mosaic backdrop for the penthouse guest bath, complete with elongated vanity mirrors and counters with fluted mirror aprons. These bathrooms are uniquely located in the turrets of the hotel, benefiting from beautiful natural light. Slide open the door and the guest room is enveloped by an elegant interpretation of the rhythmic ironwork Hyde Park. Beyond the horizon, a diptych mirror artwork brings to light the silhouette of moving trees.
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Opening the double doors, you enter the splendour of the master bathroom, where a freestanding bathtub takes centre stage against a book-lined marble backdrop. The fluted mirror design for the vanity aprons continues into the nightstand designs, with details that show parallels between the bathroom and bedroom.
The penthouse’s flexible architectural layout focuses on two interconnecting suites, the Mandarin and the Oriental, designed to form a three-bed suite that spans the entire length of the 9th floor, creating one of the largest penthouse suites in London. The suite’s five private terraces extend around the whole perimeter of the hotel, offering unrivalled panoramic views of London’s iconic skyline!
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