Royal One Private Club House

interior design, wine cellar, circular installation, spherical form, parametric design, luxury hospitality, warm amber illumination, cool silver tones, cognac, burgundy, rose gold, steel gray, LED lighting, integrated illumination, radial symmetry, central axis composition, reflective flooring, polished surfaces, glass bottles, metal racking, contemporary design, minimalist aesthetic, theatrical lighting, ambient glow, tiered structure, concentric circles, orbital rhythm, temperature gradient, chromatic transition, hospitality architecture, club interior, private venue, sculptural storage, immersive environment, precision geometry, high-end finish, atmospheric depth, monumental scale, vertical emphasis, mirror reflection, ecclesiastical resonance, technological sophistication, material contrast, luminous transparency

Royal One is a private club house designed for an owner who collects wine and hosts family and friends. The interior spans four floors above ground and one below, with a wine cellar, a restaurant, an underground barbecue room, a billiards room, an audio-visual room and bedrooms. Spaces are arranged around a circular hall, a form that reflects the idea of harmony. In the dining area, aluminium panels form overlapping circles of different sizes. A water droplet installation hangs above the centre of the hall, made of reflective material with built-in LED lighting.