Located on the first floor, Le Clos pays homage to the ‘clos’, an ode to the cloisters and the origin of wine making as a monastic ritual.. A double-barrelled ceiling reminiscent of religious naves sets a reverent tone, while rustic stone columns and Beaux-Arts flourishes evoke old-world grandeur. Playful custom details like scrolling metalwork, Miró-inspired mosaic tiles, and bespoke chandeliers bring levity to the space.

On the second floor, Bâtard reinterprets the classical French brasserie with a warm, contemporary edge. Stood in the centre of the cellar is a jewellery vitrine of wines – a tribute to French haute couture and their famed display cases.

Rich materials like burgundy leather, hammered copper, and faceted mirrors, create a sense of intimacy and understated luxury. The dining room flows into a sunlit terrace wrapped in custom wallpaper, where subtle Bâtard motifs playfully hide in plain sight. A mix of elegance and ease, Bâtard is designed for both casual gatherings and more private moments behind sculptural portals in its secluded dining rooms.

Tucked away like a secret library of spirits, OBE is the club’s whisky bar located on the third floor. Named after the “Old Bottle Effect”, a term referring to the complex character that evolves in aged whiskies. Designed as an intimate and enveloping refuge, OBE is anchored by a curved, custom-built floor-to-ceiling cabinet clad in lustrous anodised black metal, housing an extensive collection with a focus on rare Japanese labels. The ambience is low-lit and contemplative, with soft wall sconces, table lamps and plush black leather banquettes creating a cocoon of calm sophistication where one can sip and savour undisturbed.

Also located on the uppermost floor, Hop Sze is a contemporary Chinese restaurant inspired by the original namesake in Sai Wan Ho. The design breathes lightness and vitality into the space, with lantern-like light fixtures, abstracted Chinese joinery, and bold yet elegant contrasts in marble, wood and textile. Pops of colour and playfully reinterpreted signage elements bring a youthful spirit to the interiors, while private dining rooms and expansive views offer a refined, elevated setting for both intimate and celebratory gatherings.