Where every House has its own story
HOUSES
NOT HOTELS
Identifying, appreciating and celebrating our differences, is what sets The House Collective apart.
Every House is an original. Every House has its own character. Every House has its own art, architecture, interior design, cuisine. Every House is well worth a visit.
START YOUR JOURNEYOUR HOUSE OF ART
Imagined as an art gallery by architect Kengo Kuma, our House in Beijing Sanlitun is as much a destination for art lovers as it is for travellers.
OUR HOUSE ABOVE THE CITY
Our tranquil haven floating above Hong Kong’s bright city lights, The Upper House invites you on an upward journey designed by Andre Fu, featuring incredible views of the city.
OUR HOUSE OF CONTRASTS
Heritage architecture meets modern design at our House in Chengdu. Set on former temple grounds, The Temple House combines tree-shaded Qing-dynasty courtyards with modern design, by Make Architects.
OUR HOUSE OF FASHION
Designed by Italian architect Piero Lissoni, our House in Shanghai takes inspiration from Shanghai craftsmanship and contemporary style.
OUR HOUSE OF ART
Imagined as an art gallery by architect Kengo Kuma, our House in Beijing Sanlitun is as much a destination for art lovers as it is for travellers.
OUR HOUSE ABOVE THE CITY
Our tranquil haven floating above Hong Kong’s bright city lights, The Upper House invites you on an upward journey designed by Andre Fu, featuring incredible views of the city.
OUR HOUSE OF CONTRASTS
Heritage architecture meets modern design at our House in Chengdu. Set on former temple grounds, The Temple House combines tree-shaded Qing-dynasty courtyards with modern design, by Make Architects.
OUR HOUSE OF FASHION
Designed by Italian architect Piero Lissoni, our House in Shanghai takes inspiration from Shanghai craftsmanship and contemporary style.
EXPLORE OUR CITIES
WITH US
The team members from our Houses show their favourite spots as well as parts of the cities that are not as commonly known to tourists.
EXPLORE OUR CITIES
WITH US
The team members from our Houses show their favourite spots as well as parts of the cities that are not as commonly known to tourists.