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Shuffle Bar and Lounge

A' Design Award 2023 Silver Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design

20 April 2023

Shuffle Bar and Lounge by Nikki Ho LK
Shuffle Bar and Lounge by Nikki Ho LK
Shuffle Bar and Lounge by Nikki Ho LK
Shuffle Bar and Lounge by Nikki Ho LK
Shuffle Bar and Lounge by Nikki Ho LK

Nikki Ho LK

Shuffle is a bar and lounge interior located in Hong Kong. The venue acts as a filter between the internal space and the busy city outside. The design arranges a series of spaces along a progressive path. The path starts at a minimal facade finished in greyish white texture paint. The path continues to a reception area with over one hundred illuminated cylinders. The path then reaches the lounge area, which is decorated with 300 bottles programmed to illuminate along with the music. Each space offers a distinct sensory experience and a calm setting for guests.

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Unique Properties
Shuffle executive lounge and club is a unique social space acts as a filter between its internal space and the city outside. The club is designed with different spaces along a progressive path.
The path starting from the minimal façade to the reception area with over hundred illuminated cylinders, then proceeding to the lounge area, which decorated with 300 bottles that programmed to illuminate along with music. Each space is a temporal field giving a unique sensory space.
Tags
Bar & lounge, bar design, Hong Kong interior design, interior architecture, Shuffle HK, LOT Architects, Nikki Ho, Central, Lan Kwai Fong, space planning
Design Challenge
On the street of Lan Kwai Fong, the bustling night-life hub in the heart of Central, Hong Kong, the designer intentionally decorated the façade of the lounge with greyish white texture paint, a minimal and rational block making a strong contrast among the glittering bars and clubs. The dark entrance has created a mysterious way heading to the unknown.
Inspiration
In Hong Kong, glamourous details are normally adopted for bar & lounge design. While in reality, what Asia lacks, is spaces placing user experience as core value. We aspired to transfer the venue into a “zone of zen” for visitors - with the progressive designated path, we tactically installed different lightings and sought the balance between blank and designed areas, to create a space with sensory excitement, yet act as a calming space allowing guests to set aside their hustle behind.
Image Credits
Tracy Wong Photo

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