Residence Bel-Air

The enormous house music reverberates throughout the room, hitting visuals flaunt across an massive projection screen and lights flash from the mirrored walls and a tropical fish tank is installed underneath stairway. This home is superior to visual art with a full enjoyment high IT and audio technology. An Eero Aarnio Bubble Chair adds a playful scene to the living room with a custom-made round carpet with a panda illustration lined with black, white and grey geometric graphic and in a stunning tattoo art design on the living room coffee table. The dining room mixes glam rock furnishings with rococo and fantasy-feel circus wrought iron ceiling mouldings; the elegant and old world castle-like black and white checkered marble along kitchen to hallway approach to the living room; a string of Tom Dixon copper pendent lights hang in the study.
Being an interior designer, Andrew Tsui is also an artist and a rock ‘n’ roll fan. These influences can be seen throughout the home, giving the space a wide-ranging of glam rock feel. Inspiration from New York’s Luna Park in Coney Island, the wonderland concepts has blended a touch of circus with a classic French style and gothic punk rock art.
Andrew’s own designs and artwork are characterized in the custom-made carpets and furniture. The master bedroom sticks to a palette of black, white and grey, more rock-chic elements come through in the bedside tables. With glass panel separates the bedroom from the sun-filled bathroom, a hot tub bubbles in one corner and customized a Chicago cityscape mosaic-tiled artwork adorns one wall. A tattoo art mosaic artwork adorns the rooftop patio; the outdoor lounge area enjoys panoramic views of the outlying island. The upshot of this state-of-the-art home, you would be excused for fantasizing you had stepped into a hot club.