Author: asatileshk

BITE BY BITE, a chain restaurant specializing in innovative Hong Kong style snacks and desserts, celebrated the opening of its second branch in 2023. The design of this new location offers not only a feast for the taste buds but also a visual delight. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped by a vivid yellow hue that radiates happiness and a sense of bliss. In this backdrop, it highlights the enticing nature of the delicious food in the store, inviting visitors to take pictures of their experience.

Compared to the first branch, the new branch ingeniously incorporates more nostalgic elements, creating a chic blend of old and new. The colorful mosaic tiles are not just ornaments but a display of artistry. These tiles, like exquisite paintings, narrate the charm of old Hong Kong.

To complement this unique retro vibe, the interior decoration is dominated by bright yellow, understated gray, and pure white tones. The walls are adorned with bold, bright yellow mosaic tiles, which have been meticulously cut and fitted by the ASA team into small squares perfectly set within the gray terrazzo, each tiny square becoming a captivating space in itself. Such a design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and easy to maintain.Mosaic tiles are not just robust materials; they reflect stories and culture. Every wall, every floor tile, quietly tells the unique story of BITE BY BITE.

Design: Unite Unit

In 2022, Peterson Group established Wyndham Social, a vibrant social hub and shared space. Located in the central area of Central, near the business district and historical landmarks, it provides opportunities for different communities to host exhibitions, events, and art exchanges. This not only fosters community cohesion but also facilitates networking.

Two-tone ASA Tiles wood grain tiles are used in the central area, which are carefully cut and paved to create a unique effect. Under the warm and soft light, the staggered dark and light wood grain embellishments blend with each other, showing an obvious contrasting effect. It can highlight the texture of wooden materials. In addition, vertical paving is used in the central area to create a sense of extension, attracting attention to the interior and making the entire space appear larger.

The designer has created curved workstations with tabletops made of ocean-blue engineered stone, whose patterns resemble flowing water. Behind them are white terrazzo and exquisite window frames, giving the feeling of being on a sunlit beach. In this comfortable environment, you can immerse yourself in your work and relax.

To maintain a sense of openness, the designer cleverly used low-key and solid ASA Tiles gray stone-patterned bricks to divide the areas. This design eliminates barriers between the zones, making it easier to allocate spaces for large-scale seminars, exhibitions, as well as small workshops and group discussions as needed. Furthermore, opting for a 1/5 installation pattern instead of a herringbone pattern prevents the appearance of not being level and provides a more aesthetically pleasing and durable visual effect.