FHM Bachelor Apartment in Bangkok, Thailand by ONG&ONG

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

FHM Bachelor Apartment in Bangkok, Thailand by ONG&ONG

January 23rd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: ONG&ONG

The FHM Bachelor Apartment is a stunning 3-bedroom New York inspired loft sitting on the 49^th floor of the Circle Prototype, an exclusive high-rise condominium in Central Bangkok. To fulfil the vision of a true bachelor’s residence, the revamped interiors convey the sophisticated vibe that is assuredly refined and undeniably sleek.

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Architects: ONG&ONG
Project: FHM Bachelor Apartment
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Directors: Joe Sarawoot Chatdecha, Anat Rungrusamiwatanakul
Team Members: Narakorn Srichainak, Sompong Tipsrisakul (Interior Designer) Gail Sripaipan (Lighting Designer)
Floor Area: 130.79 SQ.M.
Completed: May 2017

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The interior plan was shifted and reconfigured, opening up the space to fully accentuate the apartment’s breathtaking 270° panoramic view of the Bangkok cityscape – the vibrant urban skyline, a shifting metropolitan tapestry that is abuzz day and night.

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The revitalised residence is characterised by a preponderance of monolithic natural stone. A carefully conceptualised backdrop of warm timber wall panelling and tinted mirrors helps balance the space against the stone. Connecting the spacious main living area to the service area is a versatile counter area that can be converted into a bar for evening entertainment. Envisioned for social events and a modern lifestyle, the final touch for the rekitted apartment features private spaces concealed behind a sleek mirror door, secluding a plush master bedroom complete with en-suite bathroom, walk-in closet, private study area and balcony.

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Tags: Bangkok, Thailand

Categories: Apartments, Interiors, Residential

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