RESIDENCES & ESTATES
K11 ARTUS houses art pieces and social spaces as part of ultra-
luxury residential experience
Adorning the lobby beyond the manicured topiary and 3.5m-high bronze
and glass doors are intriguing art pieces such as “no.9”, an ethereal oil
painting by Liang Yuanwei, and “Le An”, an abstract ink work from the K11
Collection by Chinese calligrapher Wang Donglin. K11 ARTUS signature
decorative diagrid murals etched in Marrone Imperiale marble decorate
the East Lobby, while Gascogne Beige marble in the West Lobby adds
visual interest to the walls and furnishings where monolithic marble forms
overlap and intersect to create dramatic concierge desks.
The Social Salon is located on the 10th floor and conceived as an
extension of one’s home. The Social Salon’s layered sequence unfolds to
In collaboration with the K11 Craft & Guild Foundation,
Adrian Cheng’s cultural initiative to preserve traditional
Chinese crafts and bring them into the future, providing a
platform to protect Chinese heritage and bring new life to
fast-disappearing skills, K11 ARTUS will be the first luxury
residence in Hong Kong to support and promote modern
China’s cultural renaissance in major traditional craft areas.
Hong Kong’s Joyce Wang, UK’s Fiona Barratt and New York-
based nemaworkshop created three individually-designed
penthouses representing the ultimate in luxury living. The
Joyce Wang Studio designed penthouse is a three-bedroom
residence showcasing international artists, celebrated British
interior designer Fiona Barratt-Campbell took inspiration
from the architectural and artistic history of Rome. The third,
by the award-winning New York architecture and design firm
nemaworkshop, boasts a greenhouse style rooftop garden.
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unveil each space – The Living Salon, The Media Chamber, The Library and
The Commune, each with a different function, from offering a collection
of books on art and design to a hub for relaxed, informal gatherings.
The Social Salon is filled with thought provoking artwork including the
wooden sculpture “…or…No.1” by Chinese artist Wang Jianwei.