More than a decade after first reimagining Mandarin Oriental The Landmark in Hong Kong, Joyce Wang Studio has renovated the hotel a second time. The new work covers its 109 rooms and suites, the mansion foyer, the spa, and the former MO Bar.

Entrance to the Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, featuring a curved red exterior and a glass doorway leading to a staircase
A bed with a tufted headboard, white bedding, and a wall-mounted bedside table with a small clock
A seating area with two armchairs, a curved floor lamp, and a built-in wooden display cabinet containing decorative objects
Two wooden desks with gold lamps and marble bases arranged in front of a glass-front display cabinet filled with decorative ceramics
A curved staircase beside a wall of illuminated, vertical glass panels
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later
Joyce Wang Studio Returns to Mandarin Oriental the Landmark a Decade Later