In a community awash with artistic creativity, original ideas and inspirations flow fluidly, like musicians who tacitly come together to form the perfect orchestra, regaling each other in an unending concerto.
Each literary exchange, each shared experience strikes a chord in this community to culminate to the betterment for all.
This is the community exclusive to the creative, the community of Bohemian Urbanites where artisans of all disciplines rejoice in the company of each other. Their collective pursuit of life’s truths sets themselves apart from the mainstream ephemera, creating an unconventional lifestyle.
They are writers, artists, designers, philosophers and discerning global nomads living an artistic lifestyle with a love for the artisanal; they are trend-sensitive yet they conform only to the notion of self-enrichment. The boisterous but hidden neighborhood of Sai Wan is one such community. Sai Wan not only is blessed with the coveted view of Hong Kong’s serene harbourfront and its fair share of nature, but its proximity to the bustling district of Central also makes for the perfect residential area for those who enjoy both the tranquil and excitable.
Deeply rooted in its Hong Kong heritage – as seen in the stunning Lo Pan Temple and WWII remains along Mount Davis Path – the community of Sai Wan is the epitome of the bohemian lifestyle, blending modern luxury with history, budding with possibilities while maintaining a refreshing vibe of the grassroots. This residential neighborhood is now home to hip independent restaurants, cafes, shops and art galleries that have sprouted like ingenious ideas, attracting and nurturing a group of young Bohemian Urbanites.
In the heart of this is Eight South Lane, a boutique residence in Sai Wan designed for the cultured elites.
Fashioned by the renowned design talents of Florent Nédélec and BARstudio, Eight South Lane blends in seamlessly with Sai Wan’s up-and-coming vibe. The residence features elegant wood decoration, chic furniture pieces and meticulously curated art pieces, allowing the tasteful lifestyle to be thoroughly articulated.
This is the community exclusive to the creative, the community of Bohemian Urbanites where artisans of all disciplines rejoice in the company of each other. Their collective pursuit of life’s truths sets themselves apart from the mainstream ephemera, creating an unconventional lifestyle.
They are writers, artists, designers, philosophers and discerning global nomads living an artistic lifestyle with a love for the artisanal; they are trend-sensitive yet they conform only to the notion of self-enrichment. The boisterous but hidden neighborhood of Sai Wan is one such community. Sai Wan not only is blessed with the coveted view of Hong Kong’s serene harbourfront and its fair share of nature, but its proximity to the bustling district of Central also makes for the perfect residential area for those who enjoy both the tranquil and excitable.
Deeply rooted in its Hong Kong heritage – as seen in the stunning Lo Pan Temple and WWII remains along Mount Davis Path – the community of Sai Wan is the epitome of the bohemian lifestyle, blending modern luxury with history, budding with possibilities while maintaining a refreshing vibe of the grassroots. This residential neighborhood is now home to hip independent restaurants, cafes, shops and art galleries that have sprouted like ingenious ideas, attracting and nurturing a group of young Bohemian Urbanites.
In the heart of this is Eight South Lane, a boutique residence in Sai Wan designed for the cultured elites.
Fashioned by the renowned design talents of Florent Nédélec and BARstudio, Eight South Lane blends in seamlessly with Sai Wan’s up-and-coming vibe. The residence features elegant wood decoration, chic furniture pieces and meticulously curated art pieces, allowing the tasteful lifestyle to be thoroughly articulated.
Eight South Lane also transcends ordinary city dwelling. It demonstrates an attitude of free spirit as seen in its unique curtain wall façade and the roof garden. The latter is an organic extension of the clubhouse, a “living and breathing” space for urban farming and alfresco dining where ideas and laughter are exchanged. It represents a personal, cultural and social reaction to the bohemian life.
Eight South Lane also transcends ordinary city dwelling. It demonstrates an attitude of free spirit as seen in its unique curtain wall façade and the roof garden. The latter is an organic extension of the clubhouse, a “living and breathing” space for urban farming and alfresco dining where ideas and laughter are exchanged. It represents a personal, cultural and social reaction to the bohemian life.
