Tomson Riviera

As the most expensive mansion in China today, it is located in the heart of Lujiazui financial center. The design should not only retain its original luxury, but also give a brand-new modern oriental life language to shape it into an international luxurious mansion with oriental spiritual value. The deliberately compressed vestibule is surrounded by perforated metal plates to create the micro indoor water features. The whole limestone wall of the main hall is 6 meters high, and the corners are treated with soft curves. Meanwhile, an arch was dug and formed into a fireplace. The background wall on the opposite side is inspired by the palace domes, while it also looks like an arched peak, completely wrapped in leather. The staircase moves from an inconspicuous area to an intuitive view of the Huangpu River, further highlighting the landmarks of this luxurious mansion. The staircase is covered with a dark oak finish, and the inner steps are covered with white cowhide, giving the space an extraordinary texture. The restaurant originally located next to the stairs was moved to the riverside area. As a spot to carry laughters, it should occupy the most ritual-feeling space. Five fully functional suites, including individual bedrooms, bathrooms, walk-in closets and mini bar. The smart walk-in closet system of the master bedroom can maximize space utilization, with a capacity of up to 120m ³.