A café at Central Floresta, bringing together an inviting shopfront and a relaxed place to pause.

Lounge seating, a premium corner, meeting space and outdoor seating within one café.

A café exploring the relationship between foliage, geometry and the surrounding landscape.

Interior design for a restaurant serving Mediterranean-American cuisine.

A warm material palette connects a sequence of dining and bar spaces.

A café proposal combining an open frontage, planted courtyard and connected seating spaces.

Inspired by Hua Hin Railway Station’s overlapping triangular roof outlines, the café carries a layered exterior skyline into folded interior ceiling planes.

A curved white mesh façade, green seating and warm timber surfaces define the café’s exterior and interior spaces.

A compact collaboration between Thai green tea and Japanese wagashi, bringing together the spirit of a Japanese home and Ganyudo’s moon concept.

A café design proposal for a community mall near Srinakarindra Road, with a curved coffee counter, warm timber furniture and varied seating areas. The project was not built because the café did not secure the proposed premises.

A compact university café with a metal canopy, diagonal surface patterns, lounge seating and a window-side bar. A small illuminated tooth-shaped feature responds to the faculty setting.

Interiors inspired by Samui’s natural setting, Thai culture and local materials.

Timber, filtered daylight and a relaxed island atmosphere.

A house organised around a central shared space and a long table for everyday life.

A compact urban house with layered interior levels and carefully framed openings.

A single-storey house arranged around courtyards, water and sheltered connections.

A two-storey house in which trees, voids and shared living spaces form the centre of daily life.

A two-storey dental clinic and house bringing work and living into one architectural composition.

A house set within a green landscape, with elevated living spaces and timber screens.

Living, dining and kitchen spaces connected through a consistent material palette.

A penthouse renovation bringing together the preferences, routines and needs of two generations.

Warm finishes, layered lighting and double-height living spaces.

House No.2 in the X4 collection: a playful, vibrant home with a mature sensibility, balancing expressive colour with natural textures and everyday comfort.

House No.1 in the X4 collection: warmth within minimalism, expressed through a gentle palette, tactile materials and softly curved forms.

House No.3 in the X4 collection: a calm white interior with a quietly bold personality, revealed through measured touches of red, blue, pink and playful details.

House No.4 in the X4 collection: architecture as a canvas for everyday life, connecting expressive furniture with material surfaces shaped by light, shadow and the natural environment.

Learning spaces and circulation with daylight, playful colour and storage scaled to everyday school use.

Arched openings, vaulted ceilings and a black-and-white diamond floor give the school’s shared spaces a calm, gallery-like character.

A learning environment connecting classrooms, an AI Innovation Hub and shared spaces around an amphitheatre, landscaped terraces and the existing faculty building.

The Dynamic Ecosystem: a workplace bringing work and well-being together through connected spaces for focus, collaboration and moments of pause.

A new workplace bringing together open work areas, private offices and shared spaces.

A new faculty workplace bringing together individual offices, shared workstations, meeting rooms and informal seating.

Oneself Community: a circular courtyard building connecting shared learning, gathering and community life through earth-brick walls and sheltered spaces.

A Transition of Art, Nature and Living: an immersive proposal shaped around existing olive trees, connecting art, shared spaces and everyday living.