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Minus Workshop Turns a Hong Kong Store Into MIUS Cocktail Bar

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By Stephanie Chen Verified
| Hospitality Design Magazine Verified
Tucked within Hong Kong’s energetic Soho district, MIUS is a new cocktail destination by mixologist Shelley Tai that transforms a former home appliance retail space into an intimate retreat. Designed by locally based Minus Workshop principal Kevin Yiu, the bar balances atmospheric lighting, sculptural architectural upgrades, and a restrained material palette to create a sanctuary removed from the intensity of the surrounding streetscape.
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Shadow and Stone Set the Tone at Eleven Eleven in Houston

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By Stephanie Chen Verified
| Hospitality Design Magazine Verified
Houston-based design firm Nina Magon Studio has completed Eleven Eleven cocktail lounge, an immersive sanctuary rooted in the artisanal soul and seductive energy of Mexico City. Located in Houston’s vibrant Montrose neighborhood, the space serves as a modern reinterpretation of Mexican heritage, complemented by a menu developed by Michelin-starred chef Emmanuel Chavez and a beverage program crafted by the bartenders of Mexico City’s legendary Handshake Speakeasy.
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Mandarin Oriental Reestablishes Its Presence in Manila

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By Stephanie Chen Verified
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Mandarin Oriental is coming back to Manila. Mandarin Oriental Makati, Manila is set to open in late 2026, marking the brand’s first presence in the Philippine capital since the closure of its original property in 2014. For nearly four decades, that hotel shaped the city’s social and cultural fabric. Now, a new address above Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati’s financial district signals its next chapter.
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