P RESIDENCE NAWATHANI
       
     
 RPN_FOYER 2 @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, photo by Wisitsan Disyawong
       
     
 RPN_DINING@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     
 RPN_FAMILY 2@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     
 RPN_FAMILY @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     
 RPN_LIVING @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     
 RPN Bedroom 2_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     
 RPN_BEDROOM@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     
 RPN Bedroom_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     
 RPN Study_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     
 RPN Living 3_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     
 RPN Living 2_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     
P RESIDENCE NAWATHANI
       
     
P RESIDENCE NAWATHANI

Location: Nawathani, Bungkum, Bangkok, Thailand.

Area: 580 m2

Partner : Montira Panpleewan

Team (A-Z): Sikharin Deeme, Thanawan Dolchalermkiat, Thrissawan Phonglamjiak, Thadcharin Suttapom, with Pattarapon Kaenmueng, Kanyarat Panlarp

Scope: Interior Architecture

Year: Completed, 2021

Photos: Wisitsan Disyawongs

Architecture: TOUCH Architect

Civil Engineer: Chittinat Wongmaneeprateep

Contractor: DWN Builder

Photos : Wisitsan Disyawongs, Soopakorn Srisakul

Creative Territories adds warmth to P Residence’s interior in Bangkok using reclaimed teak wood.

With various sizes and conditions, the 90 square meters outdoor terraces and 237 square meters interiors of reclaimed wood tie family spaces together from the ground level to the upper hallway, leading to five family members' bedrooms.

We wanted to bring the highest value of the local teak wood received from the owner into the interior design. The random patterns and the exposed natural finish reflect the original condition and bring warmth to the house. Other simple finishes such as white ceramic tiles, wall, light grey fabrics, and the cloudy marble brighten up the spaces and diffuse the warmth from the teak when they catch natural and artificial lights to the interior.

To enhance owners' characteristics into a simplistic design, we also collaborated with the owner and craftsmen to customize their reading desks and bookshelf using the reclaimed teak for all family members.

 RPN_FOYER 2 @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, photo by Wisitsan Disyawong
       
     

RPN_FOYER 2 @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, photo by Wisitsan Disyawong

 RPN_DINING@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     

RPN_DINING@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs

 RPN_FAMILY 2@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     

RPN_FAMILY 2@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs

 RPN_FAMILY @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     

RPN_FAMILY @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs

 RPN_LIVING @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     

RPN_LIVING @CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs

 RPN Bedroom 2_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     

RPN Bedroom 2_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul

 RPN_BEDROOM@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs
       
     

RPN_BEDROOM@CREATIVE TERRITORIES, Photo by Wisitsan Disyawongs

 RPN Bedroom_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     

RPN Bedroom_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul

 RPN Study_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     

RPN Study_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul

 RPN Living 3_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     

RPN Living 3_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul

 RPN Living 2_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul
       
     

RPN Living 2_Photo by Soopakorn Srisakul