Shine of Michelin Stars

The restaurant pays tribute to the tradition of Chinese gardens. As soon as you walk in, you find yourself in the middle of a bamboo forest. The stylish Czech chandeliers are also installed in the kitchen, where the chef creates outstanding dishes. “Before cooking, there is nature,” says Alain Ducasse who holds 21 Michelin stars.

The story behind the light

Inspiration

We created bamboo stalks - typical Chinese plants symbolizing uprightness and strong perseverance to withstand harsh conditions - for the Morpheus hotel. The French interior designers Jouin & Manku teamed up with LASVIT to execute their idea with Bohemian perfection.

Components

Overall 625 clusters of glass “bamboo stalks” surround the tables and provide a warm and delicate light. The pieces are a balanced combination of technical and hand-blown glass. Cold armor protecting the life inside.

Innovation

Every third stalk is dimmable which makes it possible to change the light of more than two hundred tubes. Thanks to this feature, the mood in the room can be changed instantly.

Architecture

The Morpheus Hotel is designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. The eye-catching high-rise exoskeleton building protrudes over Macao as the beating heart of the city.