Avenue Home Guide 2015

AVENUE HOME&DECOR BK Magazine’s guide to tasteful city living

It’s Natural How to stay green and crafty in the city

MADE HOMEGROWN

Mural Marvels Tricks to brighten up your walls

RIGHT HERE TALENT The top designers FAVORITE shaking upOUR the local scene

LOCAL DESIGNERS Special Supplement in

No.558 SEPTEMBER 26, 2014

Special Supplement in BK MAGAZINE No.608, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015

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Managing Director Andrew Hiransomboon Editor in Chief / Product Director Grégoire Glachant Managing Editor Oliver Irvine Deputy Editor Carl Dixon Features Associate Monruedee Jansuttipan Senior Staff Writer Vasachol Quadri Staff Writers Pinnyada Tanitnon, Lily Kittisrikangwan Junior Content Coordinator Nontaya Kumyat Junior Writer Natcha Sanguankiattichai

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Production Supervisor Komkrit Klinkaeo Art Director Dechart Sangsawang Senior Graphic Designer Panita Thiraphapong Graphic Designers Chantich Kongchanmitkul, Peeraya Sirathanisa Junior Graphic Designers Wariya Whangwaewklang, Parida Ritthiron

Cool Hunting

Advertising Director Wanida Akeapichai Sales Manager Tipkritta Chiraporncharas, Orajira Sukkasem

Senior Sales Associates Tassanee Mahamad, Onwara Sittirug, Waranuch Thaneerat, Nattaya Bovornsettanon, Orakarn Laohakanjanasiri, Amarit Jinaya Regional Marketing Manager Pavida Chitprasertsuk Marketing Service Associate Chochat Masrat IT Manager Takrit Jitjaroen Distribution Executive Suda Angsuputiphant Finance Manager Supaporn Bangmoung Assistant Finance Manager Anchalee Limkhamduang Senior Accountant Maneeya Kanthongdang Administrator Yaovaluck Srisermsri Accountant Manita Bangmoung Interns Kantita Leangcharoenpong, Theerada Moonsiri, Walaipan Anotaiyuenyong, Jirashaya Chairayus, Nutrada Sottivoranan, Sunputt Puangpet

Where to find us!

The Asia City Media Group

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Welcome Home We think 2015 is a watershed for design in Bangkok. You could say the past couple years were about playing catch up. “We can do black typography on glass, too! We’ve got dangling light bulbs and subway tiles!” Great, except this town’s interiors were starting to look more and more like eerily convincing copies of Brooklyn’s.

Beneath it all, there’s a current of creativity that’s finally starting to bubble up from an ocean of roughly hewn wood. While we’re keeping an eye on international brands and trends, it’s refreshing to see so many talented Thai designers coming to the fore with solid designs of their own. We’ve gathered some of our favorites here.

Grab a coffee, pull up a chair and make yourself at home.

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Designer: Waewyos Sonthichai from Pana Objects Why we like it: The wood-loving Thai brand designed this product to be a functional, single material piece that people can take anywhere.

Kapp is a bottle opener made from maple or walnut wood that’s portable, pretty and easy to use by just adding a coin in the middle.

Price: B360 for maple and B400 for walnut, www.fb.com/panaobjects

Designer: Siree Chitphong from Noon Studio Why we like it: This young jewelry design studio is unique for its use of natural materials like rock and sand to create wearable pieces of art.

Price: B1,850 (rings), B2,450 (necklace or earrings), www.fb.com/nnnoonstudio

Designer: Wiroon Sanguanwongwan from Performax Why we like it: The brown bamboo mixes beautifully with the genuine leather navy seat.

Price: B9,000, www.pformax.com

02 Tori Chair Designer: Jakkapun “Golf” Charinrattana from Golf JC Studio Why we like it: The body is made from curved oak while the seat is genuine leather, making for a very comfortable combination. Though the leather looks like it won’t take that much weight, the designer has used hidden steel reinforcement to create a highly sturdy piece of furniture in contrast to its delicate looks.

Price: B16,500, www.golfjc.com

04 The Placer Designer: Pitchaya Maneerattanaporn from Whoop furniture Why we like it: The minute size belies its function as a seat and storage, while the vertical rack can also be used to hang two bicycles.

Price: B8,800, Whoop Furniture, www.fb.com/ whoop.is.home

05 Geowl Designer: Piyanat Ratanawongsarot from Barketek Why we like it: This pet food bowl is made from ceramic and helps to keep ants out thanks to a water gap in its lower part.

Price: B1,250, Barketek, www.barketek.com

07 Z Series Designer: Papawee Pongthanavaranon, Sarinee Balavarnabha and Anek Kulthaveesup from Labrador Why we like it: This clutch opens in a Z pattern to let you see everything inside while keeping it organized and upright.

Price: B790-B1,490, Labrador shops nationwide. Try G/F, Silom Complex, Silom Rd., 02-632-0388. BTS Sala Daeng

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08 Klank Wireless Speaker Designer: Warin Thanathawee from Core Design Studio Why we like it: Klank is a portable speaker that connects via Bluetooth to your phone, while also acting as a tablet dock and device charger.

Price: B5,990, klankproject.com

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Ha Huang Roof-Tile Granada Cool Series Reflecting light and heat better to make your home more comfortable.

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Verawan “Pook” Athiphanumphai, the real estate development manager of Suanluang Home & Property Co., Ltd., explains that the main concept behind the project is warmth. Architecturally, each property has been designed for comfortable living and to be different from most housing estates.

What’s most important, she says, is that every house must be energyefficient and well ventilated. As a result, Baan Rim Suan Ram Intra has received the award of Energy Efficient Housing Estate from the Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency.

“To be an appealing choice for buyers, we build convenient, individual homes,” says Verawan.

“Residents should have enough free space to plant trees or do other activities. To make each house as comfortable as possible, our design is open and spacious. Comfortable houses must also be well-ventilated and save energy. It all begins from the design—the building has crossventilation; doors and windows are placed opposite to each other so the air passes through them easily.

Our chosen materials also have high thermal insulation properties.”

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The European-style homes have a distinctive suburban ambience thanks to their colorful and accommodating architecture.

The color of each roof has been toned down to harmonize with the rest of the building. That’s why Verawan chose Ha Huang Granada Cool Series, which efficiently reflects heat and features longer eaves to prevent sunlight reaching the building directly.

“The roof’s color should be light,” she says. “Soft colors are better at reflecting the heat.

We opt for Ha Huang Granada Cool Series because it has the ability to reflect heat. Also, thanks to the high-gable architectural structure, the heat from sunlight inside the building gradually ventilates outside, and doesn’t get trapped in the internal atmosphere. The drainage system is another strong point.

Since our roofs are high and steep, we need water to drain quickly.

Ha Huang Granada Cool Series has more pronounced curvature than average concrete roof tiles, resulting in more efficient water draining, which also reduces leaking problems.”

Verawan “Pook” Athiphanumphai Real estate development manager of Suanluang Home & Property Co., Ltd.

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Green Houses Even in the tropics, industrial decor can get a bit dull, with all those bare bricks and lack of decorative elements. Indoor gardens are coming to the rescue, breathing some life back into functional spaces, and adding a connection to nature. To see it done right, check out Pure Luck, the shop-house kombucha brewery of Chatthip Phungtham, or Exhibition Designer Pantavit Lawaroungchok’s indoor green space.

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Pure Luck Bangkok. 31-33 Soi Nana, Charoenkrung Rd. www.fb.com/pureluckbangkok

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Socker plant pot, Ikea, B1,199 (Mega Bangna, 38 Moo 6, Bangna-Trad Km. 8, 02-708-7999)

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Fogy, Coco Home Decor, B250 (JJ Plaza, Zone B, Soi 4, Kamphangphet 2 Rd., 094-770-1414. www.cocohomedecor.com)

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Firande vase, Ikea, B1,190 (Mega Bangna, 38 Moo 6, Bangna-Trad Km. 8, 02-7087999)

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HOTEL DE L' AMOUR

Architectural Design That Blends Elegance With Efficiency

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o attract tourists to Buriram, the architecture and interior decoration of Hotel de L’amour has been carefully designed to represent a Thai-antique look inspired from Prasat Phanom Rung. Here, every step you take is intended to be magical, from the meticulously chosen materials to the outstanding level of service.

Saksit Rattayapichat The owner of Hotel de L'amour

Saksit Rattayapichat, the owner of Hotel de L’amour, has chosen to use the Shera Zedar Shake; substitute wood roof, which has a descending pattern that leads the eye from one building to another. Not only does the design unify every building in the hotel, but it also imitates the look of cedar wood, giving a natural touch to the property. In addition, it is easy to install with its interlock and sub-roof technology, perfect for establishments that don’t require regular upkeep, such as hotels that are open for guests at all times.

“When we first chose Shera Zedar Shake, it was originally based on natural look both color and appearance,” says Saksit. “But after using it on one building, we were impressed. A lot of people complimented us, so we started to use it on all the other buildings.

In terms of quality, it’s great.

Personally, I think we made a good choice in using this product because we’re a long-term establishment and our hotel is one of the biggest in the province, so we really need to focus on quality.”

Thanks to both its architecture and the owner’s choice of materials, Hotel de L’amour has achieved a uniquely elegant look. Each hotel room is connected with a pathway surrounding the pool, which sits in the center of the hotel grounds.

Additional facilities include a spa, gym and the Cafe de L’amour.

“I came up with the hotel’s concept. I’m not an architect, but I’m a local who wants to give back to Buriram, so I built something that I’ve always dreamt of creating,” says Saksit.

The owner chose to build the hotel under an aged cedar wood concept, not only because of the material’s high quality, but also its environmental sustainability.

Shera Zedar Shake is available in a variety of colors, including Black Wenge, Brown Chestnut and Yellow Zente, all of which replicate the look and feel of natural cedar wood. Available in three widths, the tiles are designed to be durable and flexible, with long-lasting "color through" technology. Importantly, in the interests of guest safety, Shera Zedar Shake tiles are also non-flammable, non-corrosive and non-toxic.

SHERA Call Center : 02 289 9888 E-mail : sheracallcenter@sherasolution.com

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Cool Hunting Nostalgia is still going strong— and so is the mid-century industrial look. As the trend ages, designers are trying to personalize it, whether it’s with an abundance of vegetation (see page 6) or touches of hunter’s lodge-evoking Americana. It can get a bit surreal, creepy or kitsch (stuffed Bambi in the living room, anyone?), but it’s never short on whimsy. Tree huggers will be somewhat comforted by taxidermists Nature Decoration’s claims that they only employ zoo animals that died of natural causes.

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Owl taxidermy, B20,000, Indigo to Indian (2/F, Blue Dye Cafe, Sukhumvit Soi 36, 083-714-5333. BTS Thong Lo)

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Hook with deer, B1,300, Casa Pagoda (45 Sukhumvit Soi 45, 02-258-1917)

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“I think people still love the industrial loft style and the trend is bound to stick around for a while, except people will seek out alternative materials for the floor and wall instead of just bare cement. Another thing that’s trending is keeping the room white and letting the furniture tell the story.

People are focusing more on details that represent themselves—for me it’s stuffed animals—and painting a picture to show that.”

— Kittipong “Tum” Paiboonsombut, owner of Blue Dye Cafe

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Best in Show Seven standout new local brands which show a growing appetite for geometric-slash-organic designs that go beyond utlitarian minimalism.

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Run by the giant furniture importer Champaca Wood, which also collaborates with Studio 248 designer Purim Kraiya and Sukalaphan Suwansomboon, Timmer is a new brand specializing in small and mediumsized home decor made from oak, maple and teak. The design’s use of plain wood belies little design tweaks with an almost Art Deco quality. Cyclists should check out the Shift side table; a trolley-like low table that allows you to park your bike at one end. Capsule is a wall decor piece with storage room for books and hangers, while the Robin Hook is a single hanger that allows you to be creative with how you position it on the wall.

This is the second project from one half of up-and-coming design duo Flo Furniture (one of BK’s brands to watch in 2014). The label specializes in home decor that incorporate embroidery techniques. The Faii collection turns cotton-polyester fabric into hexagonal shapes in a variety of brown tones.

Users can pick their favorite shade and mix the shapes any way they like to create objects like room dividers or unique wall decor.

Prices start at B4,500 per sq meter.

You don’t have to be jealous of your pet anymore, since the furniture of Mha Dog and Living is now being designed for people too, under the new label Salt & Pepper, which launched at TIFF 2015. We like the Ocean collection wall mirrors and rounded tables featuring pretty, twisted steel and ethnic-inspired patterns. Also check out their wooden kitchen and tableware.

Get yours at: www.fb.com/timmerbangkok

02, 06 M/O/M AND THXFUL FOR SMALL MERCIES Veteran designer and furniture maker Inthanu Faromkao has finally put his own brand together, M/O/M, for which he partnered up with two friends, Piti Kuptawatin and Adiwis Wittaya, to specialize in basic home furniture that can be used both outdoors and indoors. Their designs pretty much stick to the Scandinavian style, but also use a lot of bowed technique both with steel, like the Ging Kaew chair (bowed steel topped with woven faux rattan, B4,500) and bowed wood like the R&R stool (B3,800). Inthanu, alone, also introduced a second brand at the Baan Lae Suan Fair in July called Thxful for Small Mercies, which blends Thai wood carving and weaving techniques. Highlights include the beech-wood-carved pendant light (B1,650, there’s also option for walnut wood at the same price), woven tray (B1,150 for beechwood to B1,550 for walnut) and wooden box carved with a lotus pattern (B650-2,150).

Get yours at: Neither brand has a showroom, but you can order via www.fb.com/ mombkk (for M/O/M) and www.fb.com/ thxful (made to order only)

Get yours at: Flo Showroom, Narathiwas Soi 26. www.fb.com/ease.emb

04 EGG WHITE DESIGN STUDIO Founded in 2014 by designers Kittima “Joy” Chatchaleomwit and Sirinut “Pop” Keetanitinun, who comes from a family of carpenters, the studio extends its reach into both the wholesale market for high-end wooden furniture as well as a more design-savvy market for minimal-yet-functional pieces.

The para-wood furniture ranges from the Matchbox working desk (B9,300) and Perd cabinet (B6,200) to smaller pieces like the Curve wall decor (B120/piece) and Eggstand (B150).

Get yours at: www.fb.com/saltandpepper. designstudio

08 MHA DOG AND LIVING Small, functional furniture for your pooch, founded by designers Pipidh “Oak” Khowsuwan and Anchana “Nek” Thongpaitoon.

The luxury pet accessories brand focuses on items that are not only practical, but also decorative, like Play Tent (B6,500) and Wooden Bed (B5,500), doggie rest spots with a kind of Wes Anderson bohemian camping vibe—perfect for open-plan, loftstyle spaces.

Get yours at: www.fb.com/mhadogandliving or 092-448-2525

Get yours at: www.fb.com/eggwhitedesign or 808-231-8778

05 FIOBULA Debuted at TIFF earlier in March, this brand specializes in minimal wooden and cushion furniture with Scandinavian touches.

A collaboration between the decade-old ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) furniture exporters and the young Dots Design Studio, the Macaron collection (ashwood with green and red cushion, B3,300/stool, B4,200/bar-stool and B7,400/bench), was quickly featured in Wallpaper* magazine, while the Whipcream Sofa (oakwood with duck feather cushion, B16,900 for one seat and B28,900 for two seats) won the Design Excellence Award 2015.

Get yours at: Showroom at Taka Town, Sukhumvit Soi 39, 099-421-5553. www. fb.com/Filobula

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Local Exploration Last year’s ethnic-inspired pieces on fashion runways are making their way into the home. Join the community with these local designers adding Thai touches into their pieces, from tie-dye curtains to woven mats. Faux-fur carpets, nomad tents and maps of the world are the must-have pieces to complete the look.

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Indigo curtain, Indigo to Indian, price TBA (2/F, Blue Dye Cafe, Sukhumvit Soi 36, 083-714-5333. BTS Thong Lo)

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Cow mat, Index Living Mall, B1,490 (78/1 Sukhumvit Soi 63, 02-714-8300)

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Navigator’s terrestrial globe, Casa Pagoda, B7,500 (Sukhumvit Soi 45, 02-2581917)

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Leather duffel bag, Casa Pagoda, B15,000

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01 Sony SRS-X1 (B2,490)

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Masked in an elegant shell, this ultra-thin, lightweight portable speaker has dual, highperformance drivers that give clear sound and distinctive bass. Use Bluetooth to connect with smartphones, tablets and computers.

This wireless version of LG’s Sound Tower offers 1,000W audio power and dual subwoofers for surround audio that’s equal to many more expensive home theater systems. Compatible with any Bluetooth device.

Get yours at: Sound City by Mahajak, 3/F, The Helix Quartier Building, The Emquartier, Sukhumvit Rd., 02-003-6147. BTS Phrom Phong

Get yours at: Available at LG dealers nationwide

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BeoPlay A9 offers something very special.

The Oivind Slaatto design is already something of an icon, packaging an 8-inch subwoofer, 2 x 3-inch midrange drivers and 2 x ¾-inch tweeters into a single, functional unit.

Compatible with any Bluetooth device.

This compact ball-shaped speaker is totally waterproof up to one meter, provides powerful sound for up to 12 hours and features a built-in microphone. It also connects with Bluetooth 3.0 and NFC Onetouch to stream music.

Get yours at: Available at Sony stores nationwide

02 TDK Trek Flex (B3,990) Another waterproof and wireless speaker with auxiliary input from TDK. This one has much more powerful sound and also rich bass. Compatible with any Bluetooth device.

Get yours at: DotLife 4/F, Glass Lift Zone, CentralWorld, Ratchadamri Rd., 02-613-1299. BTS Chit Lom

The high-end brand’s stylish portable speaker offers True360 omni-directional sound technology, which they say projects sound right around the room for up to 24 hours. Connect using Bluetooth 4.0 for wireless streaming and line-in for MP3 players, mobile devices and laptops.

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Get yours at: 1/F, Gaysorn Plaza, 999 Phleon Chit Rd., 02-656-1017. BTS Chit Lom

Get yours at: 1/F, Gaysorn Plaza, 999 Phleon Chit Rd., 02-656-1017. BTS Chit Lom

Wonder Wall Your walls don’t have to be plain. Think out of the frame and pick up some of these bold decor pieces to liven up your living room.

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01 Capsule wall system, Timmer (www.fb.com/timmerbangkok), price TBA 02 Cloud wall shelf, Plural Design (Room Concept Store, 4/F, Central Embassy, 1031 Phloen Chit Rd., 02-160-5644), B650 03 Faii wall decor, Ease Embroidery (Flo Showroom, Narathiwas Soi 26. www.fb.com/ease.emb) B4,500/sq meter 04 Curve Wall, EggWhite (www.fb.com/eggwhitedesign or 808-231-8778), B120/piece 05 Robin Hook, Timmer, price TBA 06 Ink collection wallpaper, Emma Hayes, (available at Pinpina), price TBA 07 Blue wallpaper by Paola Navone, NLXL (available at Pinpina, Sukhumvit Soi 31. 02-662-1593), price TBA

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