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Tucked away in one of Bangkok’s most upscale neighbourhoods, the tranquil Japandi-style Room Langsuan is a sleek and neutral space that accentuates the owner’s collection of designer artworks and furniture. Inspired by minimalist warehouse interiors, OPH Architects’s Pilin Hongwittayakorn used a simple combination of a crisp white palette and light blockboard, an engineered plywood, throughout. A custom joinery piece doubles as a TV cabinet and shoe storage at the entrance, while matte white laminate unifies the entrance, kitchen, and floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets. Blockboard walls and ceilings zone out the Japanese-inspired elevated sleeping platform in the bedroom, which leads into the monochromatic black bathroom offering a dramatic contrast to the rest of the apartment.
#smallapartment #architecture #interiordesign
Ep 142
Project Name: Room Langsuan
Architect: Pilin Hongwittayakorn
Produced by New Mac Video Agency
Creator: Colin Chee
Director: Nam Tran
Cinematographer: Manit Monsur
Producer: Lindsay Barnard
Editor: Jessica Ruasol
Music: WHy so Blue by smplsmth & Ocean Voyage by Adi Goldstein
Views : 285,785
Genre: Howto & Style
Date of upload: Aug 9, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.801 (418/8,002 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-12T11:32:29.745012Z
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YouTube Comments - 269 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
you guys need to start making videos of random peoples apts, most of these architects have similar concepts, its actually starting to run its course imo, try some random strangers home that submit an arrangement, theres really cool homes out there that needs to be exposed!
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I love the space but the paintings not being hung really throws it off for me. There is so much negative space above them and it just feels unfinished. If they were all more height appropriate, like 7ft paintings, then I feel like them just resting on the floor would work better. Still hanging would be ideal in my opinion.
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I feel like the owner of this place doesn't stay at home all that much and go on loads of business trips, thus wanting a peaceful and muted space. It looks like a spacious residential hotel room.
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To be honest, I’m not sure how I feel about the arrangement of furniture pieces in the living room. Was this really the best option?
The lamp is really cool though.
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I feel this apartment suits the client perfectly, which is how it should be
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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As an Airbnb or a secondary home, it's cozy enough. But if it's a permanent home, I think it will need a little more functionality and storage for everyday living.
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The architect did a beautiful job of fulfilling the client's desire for a livable showplace. The spare design really sets off the furniture and other pieces. Pushing all the storage to the walls and hiding it really enhances the museum feeling, since it keeps your focus on the owner's furniture. I feel like the architect really succeeded in making the client's dreams a reality. Love how light and airy it is!
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I love the space and feel, but I need to rearrange the furniture 😅 not sure about the black tiles in bathroom, although it looks good, needing lights all the time may become annoying lol, and I would have covered the washing machine to add smooth lines..❤
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Reminds me of staff room/pentry were you can microwave and quickly eat your lunch before the shift starts, instead of giving the staff a raise the boss bought expensive couch and furniture. No but seriously, I really like what they did to the bedroom and very well thought out storage with hidden work space.
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I like the layout of this apartment. There is so much light coming in. Entering via the kitchen reminds me of apartments in Japan. The owner has arranged it to his/ her tastes and that is fine by me.
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one of the best till now on this channel. I love this style
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I like how there is a lot of storage for such a small space.
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Why put all the frames on the floor?
Make it feel cluttered.
Moreover, make it hard to clean the floor.
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This is really beautiful designed space. I wish the pictures were up on the wall but as an artist I compliment the use of very thin frames as that hasn’t overwhelmed the subject matter and the colour can glow ❤
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It looks like stylish 24 hours working office (with rest zone), not a really living space. Expecially black toilet room.
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one of my favorites from this channel because this is the first time i am learning there's a decorating style called Japandi! scandinavian and japanese design styles are such perfect styles to fuze together. love it.
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I love everything in this appartment : lot of windows, couple of storages and enough space for a single person, even a couple. For lot of people, this is maybe lack of space, feels unfinish, but it's perfect in Asia where there isn't much space. The deco helps to create a sense of larger rooms. At the end, if it pleased your client then you nailed it 👍.
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Finally an episode based in Bangkok my city, I love it.
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There is a fine line with a space feeling bare or minimal, and this feels bare. I cant fault the architecture. The decor and the pictures on the floor make it look very undone
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@veryclaro
9 months ago
Interesting to see that the Japanese-inspired spaces (ie those outside of Japan) featured on NTS are, more often than not, of a clean and 'minimal' aesthetic, meanwhile the spaces in Japan look so lived in and their practice of minimalism is mainly for practicality. it's great to see all of these inadvertently placed alongside each other through NTS' features, so we can have the chance to appreciate them critically.
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