Situated on the 30th floor of metropolitan Hong Kong, the Throne Room encapsulates the quintessential elements of a contemporary aura blended together with a vibe of boudoir. The plethora of marbles displays an endeavor exceeding a traditional English style, where often a unification is found towards the patterned application of the stones, accentuated by the tinged of brass. For a business environment lined with a curvature of window panes, the clever application of arches has greatly facilitated the space presentation, complimented by the Victorian inspired, Orac-molded ceiling throughout the space; fluidity and spaciousness are leveraged immensely for the ergonomics. Being a piece that is conceptualized to juxtapose against a city backdrop; the Throne Room aims to hammer home a note of a nostalgic, pre-industrialization era, where the extravagant materials would be it utilized with humility and adaptability — the full spectrum support of an in-built lighting cum sound system coerces as a solid proof of the Throne Roomʼs ambitious attempt infusing the old and new.