Molteni&C has opened its newest flagship store in Hong Kong, in partnership with long-established furniture and kitchen specialists, Kitchen Infinity. Together, Molteni&C and Kitchen Infinity aim to continue positioning themselves as a central hub for contemporary design. The store is also evolving into an interdisciplinary meeting point, hosting events and exhibitions across the wider design community.
The flagship is located in Causeway Bay, one of Hong Kong’s most iconic and vibrant districts. It’s housed in Cubus, a striking contemporary building that stands out for its sleek façade and refined urban presence. Spanning nearly 600 square metres, with two street-facing windows, the store is a bright, welcoming space. It features living, kitchen and dining areas designed to immerse visitors in the full Italian style of Molteni&C.
Works on the store’s walls feature master designers such as Creative Director Vincent Van Duysen, Herzog & de Meuron, Foster + Partners, Jean Nouvel, Christophe Delcourt. The space aims to exude cosiness, a reassuring and welcoming home as well as one that evolves with the times.
The space opens with the Emile modular sofa paired with the Maylis coffee tables by Christophe Delcourt, alongside the Monk armchairs by Tobia Scarpa. Just beyond, a more intimate corner features the Eugene armchair and the Fleur small table, while the living area features the Vibrazioni rug designed by Marta Ferri. These pieces then pair with the travertine flooring, the Arial boiserie by Studio Klass and the 505 system by Nicola Gallizia.
Continuing through the floor, guests enter the kitchen area, where the sculptural Intersection island in natural stone takes centre stage. It is integrated with the wood of the table by Vincent Van Duysen and Devon stools by Rodolfo Dordoni, while the dining area includes Arc table by Foster + Partners and Monk chairs, among many other pieces.
The first floor includes the Hi-Line 6 kitchen, designed by Ferruccio Laviani, where oak characterises the Arial boiserie and door alongside Atelier columns with Lunar metal-effect finish. In the adjacent living area, the Augusto sofa and Louisa small tables by Van Duysen form a dialogue with the Aster coffee table and the Porta Volta armchairs by Herzog & de Meuron, further enriched by the D. 754,1 carpet by Gio Ponti, originally designed in 1954.
Entirely furnished with Molteni&C pieces, the full retail design features many more highlights.
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