FELIX

The Felix Restaurant at Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong

FELIX is an avant-garde bar and restaurant at the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong. Designed by Philippe Starck, the restaurant promises spectacular city views and dining that pushes the limits of culinary boundaries.

Starck’s quirky design necessitated customization on every level. Zahner provided stainless steel and zinc metalwork throughout the restaurant, including unique basket-woven zinc strip seating backs and stairwell cladding. A custom patinated zinc wall covering and hammered zinc skirting provide unique accents in the wine room and caviar bar.

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Interior woven zinc surfaces at the Felix Hong Kong

Felix Restaurant at Peninsula Hotel

Bar tables at the Felix Restaurant

Hotel Stairs at the Felix Hong Kong

Interior woven zinc surfaces at the Felix Hong Kong

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