Project | The Sibling Condo
Location | Noble Remix Condominium, Sukhumvit 36, Bangkok, Thailand
Client | Mr. Rungroach
Scope of work | Interior Design
Building Type | Residential [2-Bed Condominium]
Area | 90 sq.m.
Design | 2010
Construction | March 2011
About this project |
This condominium interior project, located in the Sukhumvit area of Bangkok, was designed for two siblings with distinct personalities and aesthetic preferences.
The older sister favors a refined white palette with a clean and elegant atmosphere, while the younger brother prefers warmer wood tones with subtle retro accents and expressive colors. The design approach embraces these differences, creating a shared living environment that allows each identity to coexist harmoniously within one unit.
A key focus of the project lies in the custom-built furniture and interior detailing. The team explored experimental techniques in built-in design, such as transforming the wooden legs of a traditional Thai “tang” (platform seat) into wardrobe handles—introducing cultural reference in a subtle and contemporary manner. A low-relief sculptural headboard was also crafted to add texture and depth to the bedroom space, turning a functional element into a tactile focal point.
Rather than applying a single decorative language throughout, the project demonstrates how interior design can respond to individual character while maintaining overall coherence. It is a study of contrast, craftsmanship, and personalization within a compact urban home.
Project Designers |
Architect |
Interior Designer | MNA Architects
Landscape Architect | -
Lighting Designer | MNA Architects
Structural Engineer |
Electrical Engineer |
Sanitary Engineer |
Project Contractors |
Main Contractor | -
Interior Contractor |
Landscape Contractor | -
D&W Contractor |
Curtain supplier |
Project Gallery |
Design Process |
Construction Photo |
Photography | Courtesy of MNA Architects