Interior Design in Asia

Southeast Asia has a design culture that we find deeply inspiring. The craftsmanship, the use of natural materials, the way architecture opens itself to the landscape and the climate all resonate with values that sit at the heart of how Howark works. We have strong personal connections to the region and travel there frequently, and that familiarity extends beyond appreciation to a practical understanding of working in tropical climates, from material selection and durability to the relationship between indoor and outdoor living that defines so many properties here.

What we bring as a London studio is a different perspective. The ability to curate and layer, to introduce unexpected references alongside local craft, and to create interiors that feel international in their sophistication while remaining entirely rooted in their tropical setting. Many of the finest villas and boutique hotels in the region are designed with this kind of cross-cultural sensibility, and it is something we are naturally equipped to deliver.

Whether it is a private villa in Bali, a family retreat in Koh Samui or a villa in Singapore, we bring the same creative interior design approach that defines our work in London and internationally. Every scheme would be developed in close collaboration with local makers, craftspeople and suppliers, ensuring the design is rooted in its setting and benefits from the extraordinary artisanal traditions the region has to offer.

We are particularly drawn to boutique hotel interior design and hospitality projects in Asia. The region's growing market for design-led, independently spirited hotels and retreats aligns naturally with our creative sensibility. As a studio that works closely with the kind of clients who frequent these properties, we bring an intuitive understanding of what discerning international travellers expect from their surroundings, and how to deliver it with originality.

If you have a property or hospitality project in Asia and are considering an interior design commission, we would welcome a conversation.