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The Dark Side of the Open Concept: Is it Time to Rethink Open Floor Plans?
The scent of freshly brewed coffee, the morning news murmur, and the rhythmic clatter of my wife preparing breakfast. For years, this was...


The Future of Work: How Interior Design Is Adapting to Remote and Hybrid Workspaces
The soft glow of my monitor was the only light in the room, illuminating not a blueprint, but a flurry of emails from anxious clients. It...


The Return of Retro: Why Mid-Century Modern Design Is Making a Comeback
The scent of old paper and dust motes dancing in the afternoon sun – that’s the smell of my architectural education. I remember poring...


Designing for Small Spaces: How to Maximize Function Without Compromising Style
The cramped studio apartment was a familiar rite of passage for many young architects in the city. Mine was no exception. Twenty-eight...


The Unlivable Instagram Room: Designing for Life, Not Just for 'Likes'
It was a Monday in late June, the air in my Thong Lo office thick with the promise of another evening downpour. The client sitting across...


The Evolution of Smart Homes: How Technology is Shaping Interior Design
The monsoon rains were drumming a steady rhythm against the large windows of my studio in Bang Khayaeng, a welcome counterpoint to the...


Beyond the 'Global Minimalist' Condo: A Plea for Modern Thai Vernacular
The midday sun, even filtered through the blinds of my Bang Khayaeng studio, carried the unmistakable weight of a Pathum Thani afternoon....
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