Glass previews a magical festive season at The Upper House, Hong Kong

THE UPPER House, Hong Kong, has been transformed for Christmas with a one-of-a-kind tree, and a vast array of delicious festive treats from in house restaurant, Café Gray Deluxe.

Festive treats from Café Gray Deluxe – Level 6

Continuing their strong commercial partnership with The Upper House, Fiona Barratt Interiors once again contributed a truly unique Christmas tree, eschewing green branches for a sleek, silver and gold interpretation. This year’s tree perfectly reflects The Upper House’s aesthetic, combining sharp modern lines with classicly warm colour palettes, evoking a cosiness that often eludes 21st century design concepts.

Fiona Barrat-Cambell, one of Britain’s preeminent figures in the international interior design world, was on hand to unveil the tree on November 27 as part of the Up Close speaker series.


Fiona Barratt-Campbell Christmas Tree

 

For interested prospective guests, the Festive Hideaway room package is available now, up until February 29, 2020. It includes breakfast for two at Café Gray Deluxe and a complimentary bottle of House Champagne upon arrival. Better still, the first 50 bookings will be gifted a limited edition item from Moncler redeemable at the Pacific Place store, as well as a 10 per cent discount on Taschen books at The Upper House pop-up and Tai Kwun store.

The Level 6 Taschen reading corner

Finally, The Upper Houses Taschen reading corner on level 6 represents a rare opportunity for guests to peruse and purchase sumo-sized retrospective publications of the work of David Hockney, David Bailey, and Kishin Shinoyama, among others. All Upper House guests are entitled to a 10 percent discount.

by Charlie Navin-Holder