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‘ten feet tall’
February 17, 2012
A new Foot Reflexology and Massage Centre in Central by the Creator of dragon-i
With lighting by Isometrix, design by the same duo as restaurants Budakan and Cha Cha Moon, and concept by Hong Kong’s nightlife impresario Gilbert Yeung, creator of the world-famous nightspot dragon-i - brand new “ten feet tall” is certainly a unique foot massage centre in the neighbourhood.
The 8,000 sq ft venue at L Place in Hong Kong’s Central District features four rooms with seven massage beds and various signature rooms such as girls only and couple room for foot massage. Treatments range from foot reflexology and shoulder & neck massage to pressure point massage and aromatic oil massage.
ten feet tall (www.tenfeettall.com.hk) features bright and sunny beach cabanas with pine, bamboo, natural marble and light, bright décor, inspired by the ‘island chic’ of St Bart’s, the famous Caribbean playground for the rich and famous.
Custom-made furnishing and cushions complement the laid-back concept.
ten feet tall is conceived by nightclub impresario Gilbert Yeung, and for the first time brings his passion for stylish new concepts outside the entertainment field and into the spa industry.
Yeung recruited dynamic French designers Patrick Gilles and Dorothee Boissier, the creators of some of the world’s most stylish restaurants including Budakan and Cha Cha Moon to realise his concept for an upscale relaxation sanctuary to help Hong Kongers “escape from their busy lives”.
Along with tropical-style private body and foot massage rooms for singles, couples and groups of friends, there is a juice bar designed in a lemon-coloured glass box – likewise inspired by a sun-kissed tropical beach.
Lighting by global design wizards Isometrix enhances the warm and bright sunshine experience.
For a unique foot and body massage experience infused with exotic flavor, look no further than ten feet tall!
For reservations, please call (852) 2971 1010.
ten feet tall is located at:
20 & 21/F, L Place
139 Queen’s Road Central
Hong Kong
