What is considered Vietnamese style nowadays? It is probably a blend of indigenous building techniques, Chinese influences, and French colonial architecture. What makes it particularly interesting is that Vietnamese modernism developed a strong identity of its own, rooted in the 1950s. It is defined by geometric forms, strict shapes, and ornamental detailing.
The furniture selection brings together both emerging designers and timeless icons. It ranges from Pierre Chapo and Rainer Daumiller to Studio HAOS, among many others.
The flooring was inspired by the rhythm of modernist facades, with marble inserts accentuating the composition. The cabinetry is a loving homage to Frank Lloyd Wright's furniture design principles and aesthetics. The colour palette brings these multicultural influences together—tropical yet deeply rooted in wood tones, inspired by Florida's organic architectural heritage and Frank Lloyd Wright's work.