Modern luxury today is not about loud logos and more about authenticity, craft, and experiences that connect across generations, cultures and continents.  

Fashion houses like Bottega Veneta capture this quiet luxury, but how does it translate into international interior design?  

In this keynote, Tina Norden explores how high-end hospitality, retail, and residential spaces can embrace narrative and cultural appreciation and relevance. 

From the Peninsula Boutique & Café to Park Hyatt Hotels shaped by local identity, Tina will delve into how tomorrow’s luxury blends refinement with relevance. 

Curiosity-driven questions to address in the session: 

1. Could subtlety be the new status symbol in design?

2. How can we design truly relevant spaces embracing local culture?

3. How do high-end spaces welcome a younger generation?

4. Is there a difference between designing East or West?

5. Can refinement and relevance coexist in the next generation of luxury?

6. Can luxury design be sustainable?

Photo Credit: The Peninsula Boutique. Courtesy of Conran and Partners