NEVER TOO SMALL: Flexible Japanese Inspired Apartment, Thailand 33sqm/355sqft

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Inspired by the calm and peaceful atmosphere of traditional Japanese Ryokans, this central Bangkok apartment has been transformed into a flexible city escape by interior designer Mae Prachasilcha. The main living area seamlessly integrates a study corner, a convertible coffee table/dining table, and a custom-designed 3-seater modular sofa that can be cleverly separated with very strategically incorporated sliding Japanese shoji doors. Divided from the living area by these doors, a wooden box-like platform with four tatami mats serves as a second living room or a cosy tea room during the day and effortlessly transitions into a sleeping area at night. The area can be closed off by using the sliding panels, offering privacy and keeping the room cool at night. This multifunctional approach adds softness and functionality to the space while still allowing light to filter throughout the home.

Episode Number: 135
Project Name: Flexible Ryokan Inspired Condo
Architect:   / latartapiccola  

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Produced by New Mac Video Agency
Creator: Colin Chee
Director: Nam Tran
Cinematographer: https://www.radiatestudiosth.com/
Producer: Lindsay Barnard
Editor: Sebastian Tibbs
Music: Sunset Views & Like the Old Days by warmkeys - artlist.io