CLOSEST TO HEAVEN

Influenced by the Asian philosophy and five traditional Chinese elements, Steve Leung employs the two classic elements water and wood into his design.

“When we created the design concept for YOO8 Tower A residences, we wanted to contribute a feeling of wellbeing to the environments that these two classic elements affect,” said Steve Leung. In fact, his ideology is evidenced in azure accents and lavish marbled surfaces, embodying the relaxing effect and elegance of flowing water, simultaneously echo the theme.

Another important aspect considered by Steve is the use of space. In order to maximize the flexibility of space, most of the residences contain open or semi-open kitchens and open-plan living-rooms. The combination of interactive living and dining room areas ensures that every inch of space is utilised.

On the other hand, Kelly Hoppen designs the 56-storey YOO8 Tower B with 498 residences. As a globally renowned interior designer, Kelly has designed homes for many high-profile celebrities and was honoured with a Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Queen Elizabeth II in 2009.

“By adding the Urban and Spring concepts, the residents are immediately welcomed into an environment reminiscent of home that is always worth treasuring.”
British celebrity interior designer — Kelly Hoppen

Designed by Kelly Hoppen, YOO8 Tower B is defined by two main design concepts: Urban and Spring. As a female, Kelly seamlessly combined a sophisticated ambience with designsavvy urbanities in the city, cleverly curated the Urban concept space with her classic style. Incorporating signature linear muted tones and repeated motifs in design, the space appeals to the inner cosmopolitan and timeless elegance at the same time. Regarding the Spring concept, Kelly brings harmony and a calm ambience by making best use of soft warm schemes in lighting, neutral materials and organic textures.