Design Hunter Q+A with Chris Lee by Editorial Team | 6 February, 2014 In Sydney to speak at the Decoration + Design seminar series, Singapore designer Chris Lee shares his design favourites and passion for all things wine with habitusliving.com. Your name: Chris Lee What you do: Founder of Asylum Your latest project: Johnnie Walker House Seoul Who are three people that inspire/excite you: 1) Paul Harnden 2) Rei Kawakubo 3) Herzog & De Meuron What is your favourite… Car/bike/plane/boat model: Not really into cars, bikes, plane or boat! Sorry. Chair model: None Residential space: Any house by Marcio Kogan Commercial space: Dominus winery by Herzog & De Meuron Decorative product: Pig table by Front Functional product: Wine opener by Laguiole Handmade good: Paul Harnden wallets Mass-produced good: Riedel wineglasses Meal: Sushi Megumi in Kanazawa Restaurant: Kahala in Osaka Drink: La Tache from Domaine de Romanee Conti Bar: Piano bar in Tokyo Item in your studio: pen Piece of technology: Projector Historical figure: Oscar Niemeyer Fictional character: Chappie (Tokyo) Vice: Wine (it’s a vice cause I built a cellar for it!) Virtue: Generous What does the term ‘Design Hunter’ mean to you? Insatiable hunt for the impossible Related Posts Design Hunter® Q&A: Henri Sayes
