The Maghreb Suite evokes a world of legend and splendour. A carved dark wood bed rests before a mural of a desert citadel, while intricate marquetry reflects North African artistry. In the tower bathroom, natural light floods a space adorned with a mosaic by South African ceramicist Madeleine Henning, depicting the Queen of Sheba in regal glory. By night, beneath a canopy of imagined desert stars, the suite becomes a portal to a forgotten age.

Echoing the world of Empress Cixi, this suite is steeped in imperial grandeur. Beneath painted floral ceilings, a 300-year-old Chinese wedding bed commands attention, surrounded by delicate watercolours of noble women. A Paris Exposition desk hints at East–West intrigue, while a pagoda-shaped incense burner adds quiet ceremony. In the black silk bathroom, a carved wooden bathtub invites timeless repose.

The Persian Jewel-Box Suite is a tribute to Scheherazade’s enchantment. A bronze sculpture of the storyteller stands over her king, while The Arabian Nights rests on a nearby shelf. Though modest in size, the suite dazzles with intricate carvings and gilded patterns that unfold like a tale. It is a space for dreaming, where Scheherazade’s spirit whispers of wonder, wisdom, and transformation.

The Yama and Thida Suite offers a serene escape into Burmese legend. A mural of endless pagodas sets a sacred tone, while an intricately carved bed brings the love story of Yama and Thida to life. Each detail tells of devotion and triumph, illuminated by soft, ambient lighting. The suite’s gentle glow and spiritual grace create a haven of romance and reverence.