TUVE
Tin Hau, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
“Moody brutalist sanctuary”
Vibe
A discreet oxidized iron doorway gives way to dimly lit concrete corridors, ribbed glass, and raw brass accents.
“Moody brutalist sanctuary”
Raw concrete, oxidized steel, wired glass, and custom folding wooden desks inspired by Swedish lake photography.
A discreet oxidized iron facade hidden along Tsing Fung Street beside Tin Hau dessert and noodle shops.
An all-day ground-floor cafe serving specialty drip coffee and evening cocktails in an intimate setting.
In Tin Hau just east of Victoria Park, steps from the neighborhood cafes and Tin Hau station.
Rooms
Monolithic concrete walls and flecked grey marble frame custom wooden cabinets that cleverly unfold into working desks.
Backstory
Design Systems Ltd. shaped the interiors around Danish photographer Kim Høltermand’s misty, black-and-white series on Sweden’s Lake Tuve.
Eat & drink
Ground-floor cafe 101 Binary pours specialty drip coffee by day, transitioning into an intimate cocktail lounge in the evening.
The neighborhood
Tucked along quiet Tsing Fung Street in Tin Hau, local dessert shops, noodle stalls, and Victoria Park sit just steps away.
The app
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