André Fu presents a visual tour of the diverse spaces of André Fu and his design studio, AFSO. Fu’s approach to interior architecture and design is a combination of his rigorous pursuit of new Asian sensitivities and clarity in space planning. Paying critical attention to the details of everyday life, Fu and his studio have applied its vision of design to the fundamental categories of space, proportion, light, and luxurious materials, creating indulgent and inspirational hospitality spaces throughout the world. He has worked with hotels, restaurants, and art galleries — among other spaces. Notable projects include the Opus Suite at The Berkeley London, Northern Europe’s highest bar GONG, the Upper House Hotel in Hong Kong, the Fullerton Bay Hotel at Singapore’s waterfront, and Galerie Perrotin in Hong Kong.

Born in Hong Kong, André Fu left for education in the United Kingdom at the age of 14. He graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2000 and founded AFSO in the same year to create distinct projects. In 2004, he returned to Hong Kong. His boutique studio has since created a series of internationally-recognized works in sensuous and unique projects.

Fu's approach to interior architecture combines the rigorous pursuit of new Asian sensitivities, with clarity in space planning and keen attention to details of everyday life. His studio AFSO has applied its vision of design to the fundamental qualities of space, proportion, light and lush materials. Fu's emotional spaces are created to inspire and indulge.

Notable commissions include the Upper House Hotel in Hong Kong, the Fullerton Bay Hotel at Singapore's waterfront, Piacere Italian Restaurant and Nadaman Japanese Restaurant at Shangri-la Hotel Tokyo, and Capella Singapore's signature Cassia Restaurant.

Subsequent projects have spanned a wide range of scales and typologies, from Lane Crawford Store's Shoe Library - one of the biggest shoe boutiques in the World, a bespoke handtufted rug collection with the legendary Tai Ping Carpets as well as the private residence of international actress Miss Michelle Yeoh. Fu has also collaborated with gallerists Emmanuel Perrotin and Ben Brown on their artspaces in Hong Kong.