CCD/Cheng Chung Design (HK) Ltd

CCD/Cheng Chung Design (HK) Ltd

CCD/Cheng Chung Design (HK) was founded by Mr. Joe Cheng. Mr. Cheng is an outstanding designer who specializes in hospitality design and who has worked with most of the high-end international hotel brands. CCD’s elite team, with its detailed design knowledge, international experience, and management skills, is poised to provide top quality services and product to its clients. The diverse background of the team and its technological expertise allows it to keep abreast of new directions and innovations in the industry. CCD is ranked as#3 in Hospitality Giants 100 in US Interior Design magazine in October 2013—the only Asian design firm to break into Top 75. CCD is ranked #3 in Hospitality Giants 100 featured in US Interior Design magazine in 2013 & 2019. CCD received the “Asian 500” honor last year and ‘Top 500 Most Influential Brand in China’ this year, it is the first design brand on the two lists.

Since establishment, CCD has received over 91 top-notched international design awards including the highest honor in the interior design field – ‘Gold Key Awards’, becoming the first Chinese interior designer who has won a grand slam in the hospitality design field.

CCD has always been the icon in the hospitality design field, with the whole industry chain operation mode (pre-consultant, architectural design, interior design, to electromechanical, lighting, logo, softcover, art, etc.) covering hotel, corporate, commercial complex, and high-end residential design. Actively innovate commercial and luxury home design and create a smart home design laboratory to integrate the latest scientific and technological research and development results, applying to the in-depth development of CCD interior design.

Since its establishment, CCD has successively provided interior design and consulting services for more than 50 international hotel management groups, such as Marriott, InterContinental Hotels Group, Accor, Hyatt, Mandarin Oriental, Alila, Diaoyutai MGM, Wyndham, more than 100 international brands and more than 150 luxury hotels.

CCD will continue to encourage the development of hospitality design in China.

50% Cloud Artists Lounge

The project is a restaurant located in the Dongfengyun Art Town in Mile County, which is known as “Yunnan Provence”. The artist Luo Xu seems to put all his romantic, crazy and unconstrained artistic ideas into his hometown, and the restaurant is situated in his artwork building named “50%Cloud”. Without a single steel bar or nail, this “utopia” built on red soil is completely composed of local red bricks and blends into nature.

The building looks like a mega art installation and half of a cloud that undulates in the sky. It features solid facades, curved contours and volumes set at staggering heights.

CCD team extracts the curved lines of the building and applies them to the entire interior space. Every article in the space is an artwork. The curved steel panel at the entrance leads guests to enter the interior, while adding an artistic touch to the space and evoking imagination as well. Besides, the thriving greenery inside enlivens the dining atmosphere. Natural light casts onto rough bricks, which are well matched with soft lighting and tasteful furnishings, together producing an environment that encourages guests to interact with space and nature. The overall interior design turns dining into fantastic multi-sensory experiences.

Club InterContinental of InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort

The resort is located on the spectacular coastline with a superior natural environment. The spiritual core of the interior design is to create a rare waterfront city resort with pure and home-like living environment. Therefore, the interior design uses the basic tone of black, white and gray coupled with natural burly wood, which creates a humanistic spiritual world and a comfortable experience that filled with oriental Zen atmosphere to guests. In the process of transformation, the designer maintains the integrity of the original landform and building to the greatest extent and doesn’t transform the buildings excessively. Instead, it enriches the architectural form by adding different functional areas with interior design elements like the courtyard, waterscape, daylight, etc. Besides, it makes good use of glass walls and increases the role of natural light, which ensures a close connection among landscape, architecture and interior.

InterContinental Dongguan

InterContinental Dongguan is the first five-star luxury hotel in Dongguan, situated at Minying. International Trade Center, which is the first super complex in the city and an iconic commercial destination in the Greater Bay Area. The interior design of the hotel mainly draws inspiration from local elements including Keyuan Garden, cyperus malaccensis, Linnan paintings and Huangqi Mountain. It interprets cultural symbols in a modern context, and showcases a picture where elegant Lingnan culture interweaves with modern exquisite lifestyle. Dongguan is an important cradle of Lingnan landscape culture. It’s a place where Cantonese culture, Hakka culture and Tanka culture merge and coexist, endow Dongguan with unique humanistic and cultural charm. Based on the local cultural context, CCD tries to portray a new lifestyle in the hotel, and to interpret as well as renew the image of the city.

W Changsha

For thousands of years, Changsha is a famous city of glory and Star. CCD used the basic techniques of edges, corners and lines, plus elements with a sense of futuristic technology, to present an interstellar play world where the historical civilization and the future meet, and a spiritual realm exclusively for Changsha.

The large-angle bent copper section wall in the lobby is alternately compressed by concave and convex, extending the structure of time and space, guiding visitors detach from reality and immersed in a multidimensional journey of time and space. The industrial-style metal background of the front desk is bent to create large-angle bumps and layers. With sharp edges and corners, and a very sculptural sense, it breaks the fixed impression of the hotel. The mixture of dark tones and bright vivid color extend and lengthen the space of lobby bar, and the neat lines depict a rational space, deducing mysterious atmosphere.

The scattered stars were re-arranged by the designer, combining simple points, lines, and plane concepts and bold color schemes with the creative elements of past and future, and culture and technology. The crossover collision creates a stunning visual feast of new trends while the whole space presenting a sense of harmony and luxury.