Custom-design daybed sofa by our studio. Because its setting is a narrow, elongated space, we designed the shape of this sofa similar to a fan, which can provide a large seating surface without taking up too much width of the room. The gentle curve seating and the gentle angular back allow two users to lie down comfortably at different corners. Soft, rayon fabric is used for upholstery where the body touches the furniture for maximum comfort.
Completed in 2017, Beehive Buns Bakery is a family-owned bakery located on Sukhumvit 49 Road serving freshly baked pastries and pizzas as well as fun, personalized baked goods for private orders. In order to support its non-commercialized ethics, the design of Beehive Buns Bakery aims to create a friendly, cozy, home-like atmosphere where customers can relax and forget about time.
Logo and graphic design by Pink Blue Black & Orange.
Photos from the exhibition, “MUSEUM OF KIRATI,” which our studio has a chance to collaborate with BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY and artist/film director, Chulayarnon Siriphol.
MUSEUM OF KIRATI, a fictional museum situated in a parallel universe, takes audiences to the surrealistic realm created by Chulayarnon, which he built up from a novel, “Behind the Painting,” by Sriburapha. We are certainly glad to be a part of this quirky, unpredictable playfulness.
The exhibition runs from today until January 21, 2018 at BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY
For more information, please visit:
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One of our residential interior projects in progress this year.
Thank you art4d magazine for inviting us to be a part of this special issue (#242.)
Our interpretation of a message from a New Year card His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej gave to the public in the year 2001:
“ปีใหม่เป็นอนาคต ปีเก่าเป็นอดีต
วันนี้เป็นวาระที่จะทบทวนหาบทเรียนของอดีต
และเตรียมฟันฝ่าปัญหาของอนาคต”
“The new year is the future.
Old years are the past.
Today is a time when we look back and search for lessons from the past and prepare to overcome problems that lie ahead.”*
*Translation credit: art4d magazine
In September our studio will be a part of TCDC’s Experience Sharing in these two events:
September 4, 2016 – Talk Series: “What is Exhibition: ต้องมีอะไรถึงจัดนิทรรศการได้ หัวข้อ กว่าจะออกเป็นแบบนิทรรศการ (รอบ 2)” โดย ทีมกิจกรรมและนิทรรศการ
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September 9-11, 2016 – Workshop: “How We Make Exhibitions: ลองคิด ลงมือทำนิทรรศการแบบ TCDC” โดย ทีมกิจกรรมและนิทรรศการ
Please follow the links above for more details.
The Little Library of Contrarians, curated by Prabda Yoon, is open to public from August 10-28, 2016, at The Reading Room, Soi Silom 19, Bangkok, Thailand.
For more information, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/151807248585448/
ห้องสมุดชั่วคราวของนักค้าน โดย ปราบดา หยุ่น จัดแสดงระหว่างวันที่ 10-28 สิงหาคม 2559 ที่ The Reading Room ซอยสีลม 19
ดูรายละเอียดเพิ่มเติมได้ที่: https://www.facebook.com/events/151807248585448/
An art exhibition with live screenwriting performance by a Thai film director, Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, at BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY. The show runs until this Sunday, August 7, 2016 when the final live screenwriting will be performed. If you plan to attend, do not miss.
Our studio is pleased to be a part of this collaboration. We hope you enjoy it.
*Images courtesy of BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY*
Logo design for our friend’s real estate development company in Nagoya, Japan. The geometry of this logo is inspired by the top view of a century-old traditional Japanese house owned by the family. This house is one of a handful of buildings in Nagoya that have survived through Second World War.
The top view, as interpreted by our client, also represents God’s / Satellite’s eye views, a combined belief in faith that protects the property through difficult times and technology that helps gear the company forward into the future.
Weather Station, developed for a children playground in Bangkok, is an installation that aims to encourage children to appreciate a relationship between nature and science through the movement of wind. The installation consists of an array of wind vanes, hand-held fans, and anemometers. Kids will be able to create their own wind and learn about wind direction and speed. Data collected by anemometers can later be used to create another interactive art piece to be installed elsewhere in the premises.
