Tag: Food & Beverage

Good mood, good food – a perfect dining experience. In Anping Grill’s new branch in Tseung Kwan O, ASA’s terrazzo tiles and kiln-transmutation artistic tiles refresh the restaurant’s outlook with their crafted surfaces and bold color play. Customers get to immerse themselves in cheerful shades of orange while enjoying the restaurant’s signature Taiwanese grilled meat, bringing home satisfied appetites and stacks of happiness.

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

Calle Ocho, located in Causeway Bay, is a restaurant that specializes in traditional Spanish cuisine. The interior design of the restaurant draws inspiration from Madrid de Los Austrias neighbourhood. The street number of the restaurant is 8, and "Ocho" means "eight" in Spanish, hence the name.

The blue and white tile craftsmanship has a long history in Spain, and it is used to decorate the paintings inside and outside the restaurant, as well as the storefront signs. Artist Elsa Jeandedieu Studio collaborated with ASA to redecorate a street corner in Causeway Bay into a Spanish alley. This work is art is not to be missed for either the eyes or the camera.

The tiles is hand-painted and fired by our artisan craftsmen. Each tile is individually painted by hand and fired at a temperature of over 1000°C. This process ensures that the hand-painted artwork is perfectly presented and that the tiles maintain their bright colors without fading or aging easily, even in the face of outdoor exposure to sunlight and rain.

The designer has incorporated traditional Spanish architecture and craftsmanship styles, not only showcasing the rich cultural charm of Spain but also creating an ambiance that transports diners to Madrid, where they can enjoy authentic and traditional cuisine. Every corner of the restaurant is filled with the essence of Spain, with elements such as ceramic tiles, ironwork, and wooden decorations. The walls are adorned with musical instruments and photographs, allowing diners to appreciate artwork from any position they are in.

 Having served countless patrons high quality Japanese dishes for almost two decades, Hana Sakazuki strives for excellence not only in the kitchen but also in the dining areas to offer a visual feast on top of a culinary one.

An extraordinary lighting centrepiece, with incredible linear and shape irregularities, in the VIP room immediately draws our attention. Inspiration is drawn from the intricate architecture of traditional Japanese Noh theatre. Here, surrounded also by vintage, majestic style wallpapers, the chef takes centre stage serving only the best culinary creations.

Here the designer opted for dark grey ASA Stone-Inspired Tiles for the flooring, creating a striking juxtaposition with the other design elements in the room and retaining a level of balance between opulence and coziness. The thoughtfulness of this design choice cannot be overstated, and is felt throughout the entire dining area.

ASA Exquisite Marble Tiles, handpicked by the design team, with subtle yet natural patterns perfectly complement the overall relaxed vibe and practical functionality of the restrooms. Different materials are put together as pieces of an intricate puzzle. Marble veins, going into all directions, form the base on which this maze of a wall is built. Coupled with the circle shaped mirror, the designer stretched our imagination while deploying all significant features of ASA Exquisite Marble Tiles.

Design and photo credits to: Greyscale

Discover the Beauty of Tile Artistic Cutting

At the latest branch of La Viña, nestled in the bustling World Trade Centre at Causeway Bay, an immaculate space awaits. Artistic cutting tiles, crafted with the utmost care and precision, are a marvel to behold. The designer's choice to combine four distinct shades of pink tiles to reflect the brand’s logo on the floor filled the cafe with a captivating and unique style that exudes an irresistible aura of charisma and elegance.

The gentle and subtle hues of the tiles create an ambiance of unparalleled comfort and relaxation. Each piece of artistic cutting tiles radiate vitality and creativity, imbuing the entire space with infinite inspiration and beauty that reflect the designer's impeccable artistic visions.

La Viña's clever use of soft lighting throughout instills a sense of warmth and comfort reminiscent of the coziness of home. Thoughtfully spaced curved seats and tables invite guests to recline and unwind while enjoying their meal in complete comfort. Every design detail is polished with exquisite taste and sophistication for customers to discover and relish.

With such refined elements La Viña offers a perfect backdrop for capturing unforgettable memories. This artistic atmosphere is bound to leave an indelible impression of timeless elegance and boundless inspiration that will linger long after the visit.

Photo credits: Unite Unit

Peko Peko Eatery, famous for their Japanese-Western fusion creations, recently opened their third restaurant at Kornhill Plaza, Taikoo. The design of this new outlet mirrors the chic and minimalistic Japanese aesthetic found at all their branches.

Peko Peko is decorated primarily in a sophisticated warm grey tone, forming a space with depth, nuance, and complexity. An impeccable balance is struck between the eye-catching bold patterns of the terrazzo floor tiles and the modest, natural colours of the entire area.

The Eatery is topped off with wooden furniture pieces, echoing the theme of honouring Japanese culture. Blending familiar wooden materials and unorthodox elements, this space does not lose its character while providing a cosy ambiance for guests to have a hearty meal in.

WM Hotel is an extraordinary hotel located in Sai Kung. Apart from being a little paradise away from town, surrounded by greenery and near the waterfront, it is also a well developed facility where you can spend your holidays enjoying different kinds of outdoor activities.

M Square Sports and Grill is a perfect venue for the entire family, with a spacious area of around 5,800 square feet. You can choose to go for a friendly game at the golf and snooker zones, or watch live sports on TV while enjoying a delicious meal.

Designed by I II Concept, this dining venue embodies the beach lifestyle. Its unique vitality immerses guests in the present moment with an eclectic and contemporary design. A Custom-Made Mosaic floor created from products from our VersaTiles series perfectly complement the island getaway vibes of Sai Kung. Handmade tiles behind the bar also contribute to bringing the nature to this incredible space.

Credit to: I II Concept

Renowned for its world-class tempura, Shikigiku Japanese Restaurant offers an opulent Japanese dining experience at their newly furnished location at ifc. Their remarkable repertoire includes authentic sashimi, sushi, teppanyaki, and kaiseki made only from the freshest and most nutritious ingredients. Each dish at Shikigiku, ifc is perfectly paired with the stunning views of Victoria Harbour.

Apart from serving exquisite Japanese food, Shikigiku, ifc also celebrates Japanese culture with their interior design. The design team at Steve Leung Design Group, inspired by the traditional Japanese “Furoshiki” art style, decorated the restaurant mostly with simple and natural wood tones.

A truly unique flooring was created from combining two products from our Timber Tiles collection. After going through a meticulous Artistic Processing procedure, the tiles pattern resemble a traditional Japanese knot (組紐くみひも). The love for Japanese elegance is not only reflected on the plates but on the floors, bringing the dining experience to a whole new level.

Hong Kongers with a sweet tooth went into a frenzy when Lady M opened their first outlet here back in 2015. Seven years on the famed New York patisserie shows no sign of stopping; their newest branch has just arrived in Central.

With generous lighting and minimalistic furniture, customers feel right at home while having all their sweet cravings satisfied. The flooring of this spacious eatery features light beige ASA Timber Tiles meticulously laid in a herringbone pattern. It adds complexity and flair to the otherwise simple design but does not distract from the focus of the place: the cakes.

Photo credits: Ibi Group Holdings Ltd