

A hotel arrival that slows the pace. A home that opens to the garden. A workplace that brings people together. Architecture, interiors and landscape belong in the same conversation.
Our perspective ↗The brief starts
with how life happens.
The welcome of a shaded courtyard. The quiet of a well-made room. The energy of a place where people meet. These are the experiences we design for.
Our multidisciplinary team connects architecture, landscape and interiors with project management and turnkey delivery. Based in Bangkok and working across APAC, we shape hotels, homes, stores and workplaces around the people who will use them.
Meet the practice ↗
Shade.
Craft.
Connection.
Thai character lives in the transition: the space between garden and room, the light through a screen, the generosity of a place to gather. We draw from these relationships to create contemporary places with a local soul.
Read our perspective ↗From the first sketch
to the last detail.
An atmosphere
you can feel.
A timber ceiling and full-height openings give the dining room a close relationship to its garden setting. Tables and warm overhead light create smaller moments of intimacy within the open room.
PRU RESTAURANT — Phuket, Thailand
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Thinking behind
the spaces.
A few useful
answers.
What does your Bangkok practice design?
We work across hotels, residences, retail, restaurants and workplaces, bringing interiors, architecture, landscape and project management into a coordinated brief. The appointment defines the services for each commission.
Can you provide a turnkey service?
Yes. We can coordinate design, procurement and delivery through a defined turnkey scope. Inclusions, specialist responsibilities, budget allowances and handover requirements are agreed before appointment.
Do you work outside Thailand?
Yes. Our Bangkok team works across APAC, coordinating design reviews and project delivery with clients and teams in each location.
What determines the project fee?
Area, scope, existing conditions, documentation requirements, bespoke elements and delivery responsibilities affect the fee. Share the site information and brief so we can propose an appropriate scope.
How long will design and delivery take?
The programme follows the brief, approvals, design reviews, procurement and site conditions. We establish milestones after reviewing those constraints; imported or bespoke items may set the critical path.
Can overseas owners participate remotely?
Yes. We agree a review schedule, shared document set and decision record. Samples, mock-ups and site inspections still need an agreed local review process.
How do you approach Thai identity?
Through proportion, shade, thresholds, materials and the way people gather. We begin with the place and its use, then develop the appropriate expression with the client rather than applying a fixed decorative style.
What should I send for an initial discussion?
Send the location, plans or site photographs, intended use, approximate area, timing and budget range if available. Tell us which services you need and who will make project decisions.









