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Top Interior Designers and Architects in Asia to Watch out for Share
From hotels to high-rises, some prominent interior designers and architects in Asia are making the world sit back and take note of their craft. Combining elements of Western style with Eastern culture and traditions, these designers have produced some of the most beautiful buildings and spellbinding interiors in Asia and elsewhere.
Here are some of the top interior designers and architects to watch out for.
André Fu Fu is a Cambridge-educated architect and one of Asia’s most influential names. (Image credit: Ruby Law / Prestige) An inside view of Hotel The Mitsui Kyoto. (Image credit: Andre Fu Studio)
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Properties for sale with good connections to London
From a house with Elizabethan origins situated in over 78 acres of grounds in West Sussex, to a contemporary conversion of two grain silos in Berkshire, eight of the best properties for sale with good connections to London
28 May 2021
Stubwood Granary, Hungerford, Berkshire. Two converted grain silos with a bespoke curved kitchen, a steel-and-glass winding staircase and a modern-style wood-burning stove. The house is two miles from Hungerford, which has direct trains to London Paddington. 5 beds, 3 baths, 2 receps. £1.95m Knight Frank 01488-688539.
Coggeshall Hall, Kelvedon, Colchester, Essex. A Grade II-listed house in 12 acres of gardens bordered by the River Blackwater and close to Kelvedon station, which has direct services to Liverpool Street in under an hour. It has exposed wall and ceiling timbers and an open fireplace. 7 beds, 3 baths, 4 receps. £2.95m Strutt & Parker 1245-254618.
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The Pagoda House, in St. James Lane. Image: Savills/Rightmove A GRADE ll listed house built with a steep history, from being built for a five-time mayor to being divided into flats and then occupied by a tutorial school, is now on the market. The Pagoda House, in St. James Lane, was built in 1848 for Richard Andrews, the five-times mayor of Southampton, known as the town’s own Dick Whittington. Andrews rose from humble origins to become one of the wealthiest men in the south of England. Andrews built himself this extraordinary house in the Chinese style, seen as unique, flamboyant, a tour de for ce and whilst out of step with the architectural movement or fashion at the time, it was believed to be in keeping with Andrews’ extravagant nature. Andrews, who entered politics late in life entertained some of the most influential political figures on the continent at The Pagoda House, including the Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Garibaldi and leading Polish dissident Count Cza
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