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THAI MODERN INTERIOR

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fOREwORD pREfAcE INTRODucTION

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COffEE shOp / BAR / REsTAuRANT 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

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EAT RICE & NOODLE SUPANNIGA EATING ROOM PASTE RAMAYANA KING POWER PHUKET NOA NOA HASHME GALLERY DRIP COFFEE CALM PAANG STORYLINE CAFE TUNA ICHIBAN ZAICHI FOOD PARK WABI SABI ROOF 409

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HANA OFFICE FN BUILDING MERCEDEZ-BENZ THAILAND HEADQUARTERS THE WHITE SPACE KBTG BUILDING TOURISM TOWER, BANGKOK UNIVERSITY HANGAR BY DTAC GLOBAL INNOVATION INCUBATOR DUPONT GREEN 26

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VERANDA RESORT PATTAYA NOOK DEE HOTEL PULLMAN BANGKOK HOTEL G W RETREAT & RESIDENCES KOH SAMUI BANGKOK MARRIOTT HOTEL SUKHUMVIT AD LIB HOTEL AMARI CORAL BEACH BANN PANTAI RESORT 2MORROW MOMENTS PRIVATE HOME RIVA ARUN HOTEL

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REsIDENCE

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MARQUE SUKHUMVIT LEGACY THONGLOR KING POWER PHUKET ANANTA HUGS X KISSES KING POWER DUTY FREE SUVARNABHUMI AIRPORT DII WELLNESS MED SPA M FITNESS

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U HOUSE: INTO THE PARTY HUA HIN PENTHOUSE PANO DYNAMIC TRANSITION LAKESIDE RESIDENCE 113 KOI RESIDENCE URBAN OASIS PK79 HOF S-HOUSE

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DEsIGNER TOuCh

RECEPTION / LIVING / BATHROOM / BEDROOM / RELAX / RESTAURANT / COFFEE SHOP / COLOR / LIGHTING

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INTERIOR IN DETAIl

CEILING / DETAIL / STAIR / WALKWAY / WALL DECORATION / SIGNAGE / COUNTER / DISPLAY

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INDEx Of pROjEcTs INDEx Of DEsIgNERs DEsIgNER DIREcTORy

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FN BUILDING

STORAGE STUDIO Client FN Factory Outlet Architect Threeplusone Architecs

Location Suan Luang, Bangkok

Area 4,000 sq.m.

Year 2013

“The beauty of simplicity” became the key design of this project to represent the identity of place and organization by providing a clean and memorable space.

As in every other FN Factory Outlet, the owner’s main concept is the use of raw materials such as steel, aluminum, stone, polished cement, wood and glass. The idea is to remind the users about materials and characteristics of FN Outlet but make it feel more luxury and relaxing by choosing different materials such as Asian solid The planning design derives from the idea of simplicity. Due to the design limitation because of the long span columns and the building structure, the planning was designed in relation to a grid line structure and architectural design. The layout has been kept simple. Moreover, it emphasizes the perception of exterior into interior as well.

The hallway is an open space with a high ceiling designed with the emphasis on the image of the organization.

A straight staircase carries the smart lifestyle and modern architectural aesthetics that create a unique space by its form, materials such as steel and a tempered glass railing. The suspended lamps named “Mouette Symorganization “FLYNOW” before turning into “FN” (Family business).

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KBTG BUILDING

PBM Client Kasikornbank Lighting Designer pbm Graphic Designer pbm

Location Pak Kret, Nonthaburi

Area 41,000 sq.m.

Year 2016

Kasikorn Business-Technology Group is undergoing a major transformation to support the arrival of the new “FinTech” digital banking era. With this industry-wide revolution, Kasikorn Business-Technology Group recognizes the urgency to change its way of working to suit the more modern and seamless culture that is native to its growing tech savvy community. The traditional big, bulky workstations were deemed inhibitive to communications and mobility across teams and disciplines.

The new workstation design however, aims to reduce boundaries and promote communal exchanges. columns combine to create a unique environment which encourages greater creativity and engagement. worse yet, 2.50 meters under the expansive row of beams. The goal is to make the working area as spacious rotations and restructuring. To address this challenge, the “Flexible Tree” was introduced to eliminate the traaesthetics.

19 meters of height space allowed for more room to experiment different design ideas. The main theme was “industrial city” with interplay of day and night lighting which aimed to help the body adjust to 24 hour working environment. Moreover, K-Stadium is the landmark of KBTG building and its legacy. Among the thousands of projects that pass through K-Stadium, only the selected ones are chosen to be displayed on this dynamic stage.

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Main Entrance Lift Hall Conference Center Canteen Recycle Garbage Toilet

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Lift Hall Workspace Meeting Room Creative Box Recreation Area

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ANONYM Architect Anonym Lighting Designer Anonym Graphic Designer Anonym

Location Suan Luang, Bangkok

Area 62 sq.m.

Year 2016

Green is heavily used in the interior because it is the client’s favorite colour. Splashes of green are used different areas.

Upon entering the lobby, you are greeted by the company’s “26” logo hung on a painted green wall in the

“linking both the past and future uses of the building”, full-length green-paned windows span the length of the walkway and look out to the courtyard which is populated with lush greenery.

The main working space is simple and spacious which is decorated with bright colours and geometric forms.

The space furnished by only a long desk in dark green and contrasting white chairs in one corner of the room. while the room framed by white colour leading to the sight of a green wall outside.

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KING POWER PHUKET

INTERIOR ARCHITECTS 49 Client King Power Duty Free Lighting Designer 49 Lighting Design Consultants

Location Mueang, Phuket

Area 15,000 sq.m.

Year 2015

Over 15,000 square meters of duty free spaces, King Power Phuket offers the best selection of world-class duty-free products and shopping experiences .

The designs are inspired from its rich and colorful Chino-Portuguese culture, as charming as the pearl of the Andaman Sea with a diverse character of products. Starting at the front reception hall, the curved and pearles-

with marble and black mirrored stainless steel, changing to gold painted acrylic in the watches space. The white and straight-curved lines form “the connection” in the electronics area and timbers are used to warm up the

shop front façade to locally patterned cement tiles, into the center court in the main hall which is decorated with a basket form pendants. lighting throughout the project.

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Coffee Shop / BAR / ReStAuRAnt

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STORYLINE CAFE

JUNSEKINO ARCHITECT AND DESIGN Client Verb Architect Junsekino Architect and Design

Location Vadhana, Bangkok

Area 165 sq.m.

Year 2015

A coffee shop that doesn’t solely serve coffee but can simultaneously be provided as a multi-purpose space.

Besides, it must also be able to serve as the meeting point which allows people to relax while doing their work. shop that combines a working space and a coffee shop with the concept of “eat, talk and work”. This coffee into the coffee shop. Moreover, the customers are provided with an outdoor space with a roof to provide shelter in the case of unexpected rainfall.

the old glass boards have also been preserved. Furthermore, the natural materials have been selected in order to convey the feeling of “realism” when they are gazed at or touched. “Storyline Cafe” employs natural light during

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ARCHIVE Client Miyabi Group

Location EmQuartier, Vadhana, Bangkok

Area 250 sq.m.

Year 2015

Our proposal was to reconsider a system that dealt with the possibility of an envelope to contain the space while providing a feel of privacy for the restaurant spaces.

An array of timber slats have been used as an implication to intricate Japanese materials and craft. Yet without directly imitating traditional technique, the designer introduced a three dimensional array that changed the orientation of the timber slats through theirs axis from horizontal to vertical. This strategy has created a range of space between conceptual envelopes and trajectory of the timber slats. From the front entrance of restaurant, the vertical element has started to form. Gradually rotating and changing the space as it moves through to the outdoor balcony, creating a series of spaces from the vertical partition to the vault-like tubular space which indicates a diverse set-up of seating areas. areas to create a transparency and connection between food preparation and diners.

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HOTEL / RESORT

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VERANDA RESORT PATTAYA

AUGUST DESIGN CONSULTANT Client Veranda Resort & Spa Architect Landscape Architect Trop

Location Pattaya, Chon Buri

Area 21,600 sq.m.

Year 2015

Since the hotel’s public area is located below the ground surface, the design intention is revolved around the solutions to create an interesting access and maximize space utilization. The outcome is a long linear space starting from the road, inviting the visitors into the entrance hall to the hotel’s public facilities: spa, café, restaurant and swimming pool. All of these public areas have natural ventilation and correlate with a landscape design that can be seen continuously alongside the area.

With the design concept of “Stylish beach-life” which has always been true to Veranda’s brand identity.

Natural lines and forms are the main language and highly emphasized in the interior design part, especially in the public area where the ceiling is covered with recycled wood in the form of ocean waves, blending in with specia water-effect wall tiles and unique art pieces. This resembles the underwater space, creating a trendy yet comforting, friendly atmosphere to the visitors. The design blends the warm hospitality with clean lines and relaxing colour tones with marine-life decorations

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NOOK DEE HOTEL

ARCHITECTS 49 PHUKET Client Phukata Architect Architects 49 Phuket Lighting Designer 49 Lighting Design Consultants

Location Mueang, Phuket

Area 10,000 sq.m.

Year 2015

call a rural area in Thailand. This word inspired the designer and lead to the concept of “Baan Nok Kao Krung” the clumsy state when rural people come to town.

Beginning with a small pavilion on a big green lawn is a simple lobby with not much decoration. The ceiling is cladded by using the pattern from traditional Thai house panels applied with black painted gypsum board.

The long reception counter with a large backdrop of a weaving black and white pattern is inspired by Thai local handicraft products “Fah Shee”. entrance marking as a focal point. The doors are painted by artists and are inspired by colorful Thai elements The mixture of local Thai products is still applied to the wardrobe screening curtain by using a white lace fabric as a window curtain in the local Thai house. The mini-bar cabinet imitates a local Thai food closet.

The headboard seems to standout most with colourful Thai fabric with patterns used for female cloth cutting.

The various patterns of Paa Toong laid overlapping each other like the overlapping of a wooden wall in a local Thai house. With all these interior decorations and simple architectural elements, “Nook Dee” hotel, with its given name seems to be so much fun to the visitors who seek for a different perspective of Thai-ness.

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MASTER PLAN

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SUPERIOR ROOM

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SUPERIOR POOL ACCESS ROOM

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DYNAMIC TRANSITION

ARCHITECTS 49 HOUSE DESIGN Architect Architects 49 House Design Landscape Architect MAGLA Lighting Designer 49 Lighting Design Consultants

Location Bueng Kum, Bangkok

Area 1,600 sq.m.

Year 2014

An a symmetrical H-shape building with a curved roofs is inspired by the concept of the art of living as well as living with the art, giving this place the feel of an art gallery. This tropical modern residence is represented and analyzed comprehensively toward the two crucial perspectives: The double volume space of the public family living area is developed to be the gathering space of the house that links everything together. Simultaneously, the double height ceiling space and the anti-gravity steel staircase in the study room is not dissimilar to a modern American library. In front of the house, the displays create an attractive and welcoming atmosphere.

The main spiral staircase and stair hall are implemented and feature as the biggest accessible sculpture of the house. Homogeneous material might be the key to the success of this dramatic space that blends the horizontal and vertical elements together.

The integrated design: the long ivory stone walls, the unique skin of both interior and exterior, create a sense of integration all over the house. It could be the linkage between the double height library as “a start point” and the main double volume public family-living room as “an end point” mentioned earlier. It also presents a clear sense of direction and accessibility into the private boundaries.

Natural light, the other integrated experiment, is the true inspiration that has been crafted and orchestrated into the living quality of this habitat. Moreover, it wakes up the space and increases its volume of life with the lighting that hits the spiral staircase and the master bathroom making the key visuals and impact images of the house obvious.

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1-2 Wood louvre walls conceal the western kitchen, the access doors to the Thai kitchen and the powder room like “secret doors�.

The integrated railings of the white 3 lighting set up.

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1 Drop off 2 Porch 3 Foyer 4 Inner Garden 5 Hall 6 Living 7 Pantry 8 Powder Room 9 Light Court 10 Bedroom 11 Bathroom 12 Fitness 13 Study Room 14 Dining 15 Sub Entrance 16 Mechanical Room 17 Storage 18 Carport 19 Service Entrance 20 Laundry 21 Thai Kitchen

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1-2 Wood louvre walls conceal the western kitchen, the access doors to the Thai kitchen and the powder room like “secret doors�.

The integrated railings of the white 3 lighting set up.

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LAKESIDE RESIDENCE 113

AYUTT AND ASSOCIATES DESIGN (AAd) Client Johnny Kamolvisit Architect Ayutt and Associates Design (AAd) Landscape Architect Ayutt and Associates Design (AAd) Lighting Designer Ayutt and Associates Design (AAd)

Location Bang Phli, Samut Prakan

Area 1,500 sq.m.

Year 2015

The design and architectural dialect of the house is enlivened by the conventional Thai house format and anteroom and wholesale area before getting to the primary living space and other spaces.

The materials utilized as part of this house are thoroughly modern: off-form concrete, local timber, stone, glass and aluminium. The basic components are made of strengthened concrete. To incorporate a modern feature to the house design, the designer has installed a customized metallic, black aluminium extrusion strip runture solid sheet beneath. This aluminium strip faรงade is likewise intended as air buffer insulation to chill off the primary space during the daytime.

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Nature and light has always been the perfect inspiration for all space of this house.

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KOI RESIDENCE

PADEE STUDIO Client Phattra Sahawat Lighting Designer Padee Studio

Location Chatuchak, Bangkok

Area 290 sq.m.

Year 2015

This fully functional private Unit was designed as a Safe House for a smart, fun, and lively person who had a variety of interests and enjoyed activities such as community contribution business and travelling with an active lifestyle. The Private Unit forms part of the packed family complex that housed the parents, brothers and sisters.

The outdoors design connectively takes advantage of the small space that arises between the big family swimming pool with a garden courtyard, and car parking below.

owner’s dimensional living and lifestyle which is interpreted using various methods. colours in its designer palette, creating the feeling of simplicity, neatness, warmth and very welcoming while integrating the essence of what it is to be truly bright. It is called the 5+1 senses design in living with the owner’s passion of living with nature, and ‘the most relaxing place to stay is home’ philosophy.

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1 The open plan dining area connects effortlessly with the outdoor courtyard, living area, bar and pantry, becoming a multipurpose space.

2 The lighting sculpture over the dining table features geometric form design with a twist. makes this area a favourite cocoon for the owner.

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The gallery display is presented with simplicity yet also a complexity with an illusion and dimensional pattern design, accented by a spotlight to illuminate the collections of the owner.

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The Living area looks warm, cozy and neat but crafted furnishings made from natural timber and fabrics with the frame of built in furniture creates a special room for makes this area a favourite cocoon for the owner.

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URBAN OASIS

ARCHITECTS 49 HOUSE DESIGN Architect Architects 49 House Design Landscape Architect Landscape Architects 49 Lighting Designer 49 Lighting Design Consultants

Location Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok

Area 2,200 sq.m.

Year 2015

The layout of this residence of three generations was designed to shield the owner from the distracting activities outside, while allowing formal business conversations to occur inside. This distinction results in the house’s residential spaces. The living, dining, and entertainment rooms are designed to be larger than average.

The formal dining room is the only dining room and is located in the center of the house. With an elegant marble island for a pantry, this is where all the residents gather, with an easy access to the fully equipped, air conditioned wine room and only a few steps away from the family room. Boasting a covered terrace by the swimming pool and providing the perfect place to sit outside.

The material palette consists of steel, wood, and concrete with an architectural concept that is passed on to the interior space in all common areas. Marble is also the favorite material of the owner, adding a natural feeling to house.

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Home Theatre Music Room Corridor Stair Hall Dining Pantry Wine Room Exercise Room Powder Room Toilet Living Covered Terrace Bedroom Thai Kitchen Mechanical Room Food Storage

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AYUTT AND ASSOCIATES DESIGN (AAd) Architect Ayutt and Associates Design (AAd) Landscape Architect Ayutt and Associates Design (AAd) Lighting Designer Ayutt and Associates Design (AAd)

Location Nong Khaem, Bangkok

Area 450 sq.m.

Year 2016

The house program was created by dividing the functions of a daytime area and a nighttime area. The daytime area is designed as “The white box” with a solid white wall and a white vertical protection screen. These white aluminum extrusion strips are developed and applied from the normally obsolete curved security steel to blend with the landscape outside. Most of the living areas are directly connected to the garden with sliding partitions in between the two courtyards, allows people to feel connected to both the inside and outside. The service function is divided by a kitchen which is located in a place where it can serve people in living area and all other zones. The guest bedroom behind is tucked away in the courtyard adding the element of privacy, and providing a dramatic spatial quality for the corridor in the middle. is designed as “The black box”. Enclosed with cladding and customized screen panels, of which some can open to reveal the windows behind. The black protection screen is made from a dark metallic, perforated aluminum panel with a gradation of varying sized holes and patterns, ranging from smaller to larger and adding a level of privacy. These perforated aluminum panels not only serve as architectural elements, but also help to block the

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DESIGNER TOUCH

LIVING I 263

SIWAT RESIDENCE - Sathon, Bangkok Apluscon Architects

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LIVING I 267

MONO PHUKET - Mueang, Phuket The Attitude Club

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THE HONOR RESIDENCE Lat Phrao, Bangkok Keep It Simple Studio

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DII WELLNESS MED SPA - Central Embassy, Pathum Wan, Bangkok Department of Architecture

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WABI SABI - Central World, Pathum Wan, Bangkok Archive

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INTERIOR IN DETAIL

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VIDYASIRIMEDHI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (VISTEC) Wang Chan, Rayong Interior Architects 49

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FN BUILDING - Suan Luang, Bangkok Storage Studio

STAIR I 315

THE BEER CAP Vadhana, Bangkok Whitespace TUNA ICHIBAN Harbor Pattaya, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri Space Shift

320 I WALL DECORATION

ROOF 409 - Pathum Wan, Bangkok Whitespace

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