Design Article
| Project Name | Rosewood Guangzhou |
| Year of Project | 2019 |
| Project Type | Hotel Design |
| Country | China |
| Design Style | Asian, Authentic, Chinese, Contemporary, Cultual, Modern |
New Rosewood Hotel opened at Guangzhou in 2019.
It is located in the 108-story CTF Finance Centre designed by KPF (Kohn Pedersen Fox), and the hotel is the world’s tallest 5-star hotel.
The hotel has 251 rooms and 355 residence.
Yabu Pushelberg designed its hotel guest-room and public space.
Yabu Pushelberg carefully selected materials and textiles that reference ancient Chinese crafts, such as vermillion-red lacquered doors marking the entrance with 5 meter high sailing.
It is beautifully and elegantly designed in modern and “Yabu Pushelberg” way of design with lots of inspiration from the local traditional culture, heritage, design, or material – lacquer work, patterned screens, lanterns, organic shaped wooden chairs, or bonsai greens offer the feeling of local culture.
The guest room has an eye-catching pink velvet sofa, which offers vividness but luxury in the relaxing setting. The metal screens designed in details also offers the feeling of luxury and sharpness in the room.
International designers worked on this project:
The Guest-room and Public Area are designed by Toronto based, Yabu Pushelberg.
Chinese Restaurant and Bar (Lingnan House and Brick Lane) are designed by Tokyo based, Super Potato.
Residence is designed by HongKong based, Perception.
Landscape is designed by Bangkok based, P Landscape.
*Photo from Rosewood Guangzhou or Yabu Pushelberg.
| Operator | Rosewood |
| Lead Archtect | KPF (Kohn Pedersen Fox) |
| Interior designer (if others) | Super Potato, Perception |
| Others | Landscape: P Landscape |
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