About Us
We Shape Destinations, We Define Identities.
We love creating innovative and unique spaces that leave an unforgettable guest experience.
Every project is a chance to tell a story - one that lingers long after the moment has passed. We believe the most meaningful spaces are those that surprise, engage, and connect with people on a deeper level.
We achieve this through a collaborative approach that maintains an open and dynamic dialogue.
By working closely with our clients, consultants, and creative partners, we ensure that every detail— from the big vision to the smallest gesture—is aligned, intentional, and truly distinctive. It is this synergy that allows us to design not just beautiful spaces but lasting experiences.
Our Story
Born from Vision, Built on Experience.
Founded in 2016 by Christopher Chua, KulörGroup was born from a vision to blend world-class design expertise with bold, bespoke creativity. As Founder and Creative Director, Christopher drew on years of global hospitality experience to create a boutique firm that delivers Architecture and Interiors with precision, personality, and purpose. Today, KulörGroup is recognised for crafting immersive high-impact destinations - from iconic resorts in the Maldives and the Galápagos to vibrant urban spaces throughout Asia - each one a signature blend of design, storytelling and uncompromising details.
Master Planning
Architecture
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Interior Design
Technical Services
Brand & Identity
Meet The Team
Christopher Chua
Founder & Creative Director
Priscilla Ang
Studio Director
Nicolas Laville
Business Development Director
Andrea Sequeira
Head of Studio Interior Design & FFE
Hari Saweka
Lead Designer Architecture
ShuFei Chen
Lead Interior Designer
Sash Mustapa
Lead FFE Designer
Our Clients
We believe great design is not bound by location or scale — it’s driven by shared values, trust, and a commitment to delivering exceptional, memorable experiences. Our partnerships are built on dialogue, respect, and the pursuit of design that resonates with our clients.
