Tina Norden

Conran and Partners / Partner and Principal

Tina is an interior designer and architect with a diverse portfolio stretching across many contexts and continents, from hotel and restaurant design to high-end residential and everything in between. With every project, Tina approaches the brief by delving into its context and unique history to create timeless spaces that tell a story. She designs for style over fashion to ensure the result is long-lasting and consistently fresh.

Tina leads design teams in both the UK and Hong Kong. She recently completed Park Hyatt Changsha for Wharf Holdings, following her work on Park Hyatt projects in Jakarta and Auckland, as well as Lanson Place Parliament Gardens in Melbourne and several notable residential and clubhouse developments in Hong Kong. Closer to home in London, she is currently working on the refurbishment of Taj Buckingham Gate and the extension of Taj The Chambers, originally designed by Conran and Partners. She also led the design of The Peninsula London’s new Boutique, Café, and Flower Atelier, building on the success of its Hong Kong counterpart.

This joins her international portfolio of hospitality projects, which include the refurbishment of Maximilian, a boutique hotel in Prague, QO Amsterdam, a White Label project for the IHG hotel brand and Taj the Tree, a five-star hotel in Mumbai.

She has worked with D&D London for over a decade, including being the design lead on their award-winning South Place Hotel in the City of London and German Gymnasium in King’s Cross. On the rare occasion when Tina isn’t travelling for work or leisure, she loves exploring London’s cultural offerings, from music to art and architecture. She plans to move to a mid-century modern house in Palm Springs at the earliest opportunity.

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Past Jury

LIV Hospitality Design Awards 2025
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