An all-weather multi-functional sala (Thai pavilion) with overlapping screen doors that create different level of privacy for different uses of the space.

Happy New Year everyone : )

Lobby design concept images for a hotel located in Northern Thailand.

From our travel in Northern Laos.

Images from a 4-bedroom single family house on Pattanakarn Road, two months into completion.

We are glad to announce that an outdoor furniture collection, ‘Museum Collection’, we designed for INGFAH Patio & Outdoor Furniture has recently been awarded DEmark 2011 and Good Design Award 2011.

 The design concept of Museum Bench Collection plays with a notion that a bench is a shared space used by family, friends, and strangers. In Thai culture personal space between strangers is quite ambiguous while, on the contrary, it is almost virtually non-existing between close family members and friends.

The collection consists of a stool, a 2-seat bench, a 3-seat bench, and a barstool. A 4-seat curve bench is in development at the moment and will be available on view at BIG+BIH October 2011.

Since April we have been developing a low-back dining chair for a residential project in Bangkok. In participation of the final version, which is presently in production, we thought it’d be nice to take a look back at its brief history here a bit.

Prototype I: Early May 2011

Prototype II:  Late May 2011

Prototype III: June 2011 

Prototype IV: July 2011

Having fun dressing up our new modular product display concept.

Some black & white images from our visit to the Philip Johnson Glass House in New Canaan, CT,  in early spring 2009. Though it was cold and rainy, the visit was well worth it. The house has been open for visiting (guided tour required) since 2007. Tours are normally booked up fast so book well ahead in advance.

The Philip Johnson Glass House