Cathay Pacific’s feel-good lounge at Haneda airport in Tokyo – in pictures

Cathay Pacific's lounge menu features authentic Asian cuisine including this sumptuous Japanese entree. Jonny Clark

There are plenty of two-person tables at the dining area of Cathay Pacific lounge at Haneda airport. Jonny Clark

And also comfortable seating for passengers to rest their weary legs. Jonny Clark

For lighter bites, The Food Bar in Cathay Pacific's lounge at Haneda serves up pastries, quiches and treats. Jonny Clark

For the business traveller, a partially secluded area called The Bureau – equipped with four imacs and printers – offers the best spot to pound away at the keyboard while waiting for the flight. Jonny Clark

The new Cathay Pacific lounge at Haneda international airport in Tokyo offers a fantastic view of the airfield. Jonny Clark

One new concept at the Cathay Pacific lounge is a free-standing area that gives passengers the option to stretch their legs. Jonny Clark

Leather sofas and cosy armchairs give the Cathay Pacific lounge at Haneda a homey feeling. Jonny Clark

Power points are widely spread at the Cathay Pacific lounge. Jonny Clark

London-based designer Studioisle utilised cherry wood walls and a limestone floor for the new Cathay Pacific lounge at Haneda International airport in Tokyo. Jonny Clark

Cathay Pacific first next-generation lounge, launched in December at Tokyo’s Haneda International airport, represents a considerable shift in design for the airline. Created by London-based designer Studioisle, the 990-square metre lounge aims to create a feel-good environment for passengers with warm, natural materials such as wood and stone.