Wabi sabi interior design in a working restaurant means choosing materials that improve with use. How to tell patina from damage, with UNFORMALDESIGN projects.
How UNFORMALDESIGN gave Ombra Modern Tavern a Venetian story in 100 sqm with hand-painted mask panels, rustic plaster and a Venetian palette, not more space.
A retrofit budget is not a new-build budget with a discount. Contingency, heritage constraints and honest pricing, with UNFORMALDESIGN project examples.
UNFORMALDESIGN turned 200sqm of Hanoi retail into an underground park with climbing walls, a skate zone and slides between levels. Why dwell time beats shopfront count.
Most interior design companies in Bangkok deliver drawings and step back. What to ask before you appoint one, and what the unfinished weeks of a build actually look like.
See how UNFORMALDESIGN gave The Cove, a boutique hotel and café on Ao Nang’s lifestyle lane, three distinct room identities — Shore, Garden and Cliff — in one connected material system.
Most hospitality operators wait out Bangkok’s rainy season. Here’s why September, not high season, is actually the best window to renovate, and how to use it.
BYOB, short for Bring Your Own Bottle, is UNFORMALDESIGN’s concept for a hidden Bangkok speakeasy built around an illuminated bottle wall and a surreal banquet mural.
Spa interior design in Thailand is harder than high-energy hospitality design, not easier. The four levers that lower the volume in a room, with a real project and indicative costs.
SATI Ao Nang is a tropical social hub in three zones — lounge, communal table, social bar. Here is how UNFORMALDESIGN designed for Krabi’s climate and pace.
