Location: Macao S.A.R.

Architect: Westar Architects International Limited

Interior Designer: Peter Silling & Associates Hotel Interior Design Limited

Developer: Venetian Orient Limited

Photographer: The Light Particles

This new restaurant concept reimagines the British private club, merging timeless sophistication with contemporary design. Guests are invited on an immersive journey through a series of distinctive salons, each narrating a story rooted in London’s rich history, elegance, and creativity. Envisioned by Peter Silling & Associates, the design effortlessly weaves together sensory details, engaging narratives, and architectural charm, offering a curated experience that honours the city’s cultural and societal hallmarks.

In the dining hall, the vibrant spirit of London’s markets is reinterpreted through ornate ceilings, cobblestone-inspired flooring, and layered furnishings. A prominent kitchen counter and rear food stations serve as the design’s anchors, while zoning strategies ensure a balance between high seating capacity and a market-like energy. Intricate furniture details and textured walls echo the bustling essence of Leadenhall to life.

A playful salon combines leisure and relaxation with oversized lounges, bespoke game-inspired furnishings, and activities like chess and backgammon. Deep blues, rustic brown leather, and brass accents create a welcoming atmosphere, while French window-style doors offer visual flexibility and privacy.

Another salon pays tribute to London’s avant-garde fashion scene, using bold colours, modern sculptures, and contrasting proportions. Asymmetrical layouts become opportunities for creative seating and dynamic compositions.

The Whiskey Bar, inspired by Britain’s great explorers, utilises a multi-level floorplan with intimate zones, vintage maps, and nautical artefacts. Rich materials and bespoke lighting evoke nostalgia, while curated details and thoughtful zoning ensure a luxurious and cohesive space. Altogether, the design celebrates the refined exclusivity of traditional British private clubs.