Floral paintings in the ground floor entrance by artist Carlos Arnaiz nod to the Grand Hyatt Chengdu’s terrace gardens, while stone floors and polished wood walls reflect the lights above.

The Tea Lounge celebrates the tranquility of the forest through mahogany furnishings and wall paneling, stone statues, and antique lanterns.

In the Grand Café, gray upholstered wooden seating contrasts with vibrant chartreuse leather, while a ceiling-height installation of teak birdcages (a nod to local customs of carrying birds around) acts as a dramatic backdrop.

In the outdoor garden terrace on the 14th floor, lush greenery and sturdy metals complement the twisting wood that ascends to form the billowing “cloth clouds” on the ceiling.

Accent lights in the suites juxtapose the natural light reflected from wall panel mirrors and glass tables, and a turquoise horse statue (representing royalty, honor, and education) pops against neutral leathers and wood furnishings.

The brightness of the wood furnishings continues into the matching floors and walls of a spacious suite, which is lined with Chinese artifacts.