An ornate gold figurine, an unconventionally placed water feature, a litany of sometimes contradictory “rules”—feng shui can be intimidating and confusing at first glance. At its core, however, is the pursuit of simplicity.
The ancient Chinese practice, which is over 3,000 years old, is more than just a guide to decorating—it’s a way to enhance one’s life by arranging a space according to the principles of natural energy flow.
Tatler speaks to three leading designers about how they meld this ancient practice with their modern approaches to design.
ED NG
Co-founder, AB Concept “Being Chinese, we put emphasis on the warmth of the space because hospitality is in our nature,” says Ed Ng, co-founder of AB Concept, the award-winning Hong Kong design studio, whose latest projects include the Paper Moon…
You're reading a preview of
Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2024