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Location: Bangkok

Architect: Openbox 

Interior Designer: That is ITH Interior

Hotel Group : AP Thai

Construction Company: Condec Home

Photography: DOF Skyground

That is ITH Interior has woven a heart-warming tale of love and family into the lobby and facilities of a luxury condominium situated along the tranquil riverbank in Bangkok. 

Taking inspiration from the beloved British story “Peter Rabbit,” the design concept is a delightful ode to the enduring love within families. Each space in the condominium is thoughtfully named after characters from the tale, adding a touch of whimsy to the luxurious surroundings. As visitors step into the lobby, they are greeted with the spirit of adventure and exploration.

Moving on to the library, “Mr. Brown” the owl stands as a symbol of knowledge and learning, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere for residents to indulge in books and relaxation. The kids’ club, affectionately named “Tom Kitten,” becomes a vibrant haven for young minds to flourish and grow, fostering creativity and a sense of belonging.

Lastly, the skylounge becomes a haven of elegance and sophistication, inhabited by the distinguished “Mr. Jeremy Fisher” the frog. Here, residents can unwind amidst the breath-taking cityscape while embracing the essence of refined living and community.

The brilliance of ITH Interior’s design lies in its transformation of a classic tale into a modern and simplistic setting, embracing a cosy and gentle colour palette that appeals to all generations. The team successfully strikes a delicate balance between sophistication and the tender warmth of family love, avoiding any hint of a kindergarten-like ambiance.

One of the most captivating features of the design is the custom paintings of the four characters—rabbit, kitty, owl, and frog. Rendered in an abstract impressionist style reminiscent of young children’s artwork, the paintings adorn the sides of columns in the lobby. They have intentionally imperfect proportions and unclear shapes which infuse the space with a sense of imagination and wonder.