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Layered textiles, timber detailing, and muted tones create a restful environment centered on comfort and material richness.

Rather than adopting the scale of a conventional luxury hotel, the design draws on the character of a private residence.

Combining handcrafted materials and layered spatial sequences, Capella Taipei is an 86-room luxury hospitality project that blends contemporary modernism with residential warmth, creating an urban sanctuary in Taipei's Dunhua North Road district.

Rich textiles, warm colors, and framed garden views create a private retreat within the reconfigured upper-level suite.

Lemon-yellow cabinetry and dark work surfaces create a vivid composition that transforms the kitchen into one of the home's defining spaces.

Dissolving the boundary between indoors and outdoors, a sun-drenched garden pavilion is boldly contrasted with vibrant, maximalist floral textiles and a striking circular skylight.

Exposed roof structure and saturated wall colors convert the attic level into a comfortable secondary living or guest area beneath the original roof form.

Beyond the reading space, curved openings, warm yellow finishes, and choreographed sightlines guide movement toward the private upper level.

Bathed in natural light, the dining space sits within the continuous garden hall, maintaining a visual connection across the ground floor.

A curved sofa arrangement softens the geometry of the open-plan space while maintaining uninterrupted circulation through the interconnected garden hall.