Rooms we drew, then built.
Homes, retail and F&B. Different briefs, the same discipline — resolve it on the drawing, then build it properly.
Miu Miu, Bangkok
A full boutique floor: raked timber ceiling, backlit vitrines, and a fin screen that zones the room without closing it.
Bottega Veneta
A sculptural display island, cut and assembled so the shelving reads as one piece rather than a set of brackets.
Whampoa Road
A dining nook built into the joinery line, so the table has a wall to belong to instead of floating in the room.
Saint Michael's Place
A study built into one wall, so the floor stays clear and the room can still work as a spare bedroom.
Bidadari Park
Dark marble, a round mirror and a vessel basin — a small bathroom that does not pretend to be a big one.
Coulisse
A curved-wall reception with a bronze counter and an illuminated feature panel carrying the brand.
REVL
A near-black studio where the only bright thing in the room is the brand mark. Lighting was the entire design.
Punggol Place
A teal ceiling with a gold cove line, marble and fluted walnut — colour used properly, rather than a white box with one feature wall.
PapaAyam
A food counter built around one brand colour, with the service line and menu screens set out together.
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