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Hilton Rooftop Restaurant & Bar

A truly unique and innovative rooftop concept, the new restaurant and bar sat high atop the Hilton Hotel, Pattaya, is a world unto its own. Offering dramatic views of the city by the sea, guests feel transported to their own exclusive cliff top pedestal high above the world. This is a place for chilled out tunes and the latest professionally concocted drinks and eats.

A swift lift ride from ground level to up on high, guests then amble slowly up the grand staircase, overlooking enigmatic views of the ocean. Whether dining on the lower level or sipping champagne above, this unparalleled experience in Pattaya is set to breathtaking heights, awe-inspiring décor and eye-catching light displays.

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Alfresco 64 Whiskey Bar

Alfresco 64, Chivas Bar, on the 64th floor of the Tower Club at Lebua, is the highest outdoor whiskey bar in the world. Whiskey connoisseurs and novices alike and can enjoy the ultimate whisky drinking experience while soaking in magnificent views of Bangkok’s city skyline and the Chao Phraya River.

Sleek nautical lines and the iconic luxury of super yachts were dwp’s inspiration for Al Fresco 64. The benchmark design required three zones: an indoor area, with lacquered rosewood flooring and sunken seating, allowing guests to sink into the refined luxury of a yacht lounge and bridge. Meticulously crafted from curved wood and accentuated with silver, the bar counter is an outstanding focal point that mirrors dynamic maritime lines while showcasing Bangkok’s best views.

The second zone is a VIP lounge for special events and tastings. And the piece-de-resistance feature, for which the bar is named, is the outdoor area. With teak wood floors it extends out over the side of the building like the prow of a super yacht. A glass balcony offers unobstructed views making Al Fresco 64, literally and figuratively, one of the top bars in Thailand.

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1832 Tea Lounge by Ronnefeldt

As an expert in high quality teas, the 1823 Tea Lounge by Ronnefeldt aims to provide a refined atmosphere for enjoying one of the world’s most popular drinks. Ronnefeldt turned to dwp to provide a design that epitomises sophisticated tea drinking culture. Customers sit at stylish two person sofas set into an alcove formed by a wall covered in classic antique tea drawers. An elegant gold vaulted ceiling rises in the centre of the room above a free-standing white marble table display. The large window opens up onto the front of the shopping mall, advertising the tea lounge to passersby. Stained glass sections provide shelving for decorative tea related items.

An elegant, long black marble and glass display counter runs the length of the tea lounge. Behind this is a tea library and storage wall that is both decorative and functional. The floor features a striking marble pattern that provides an elegant feel to the whole tea room. dwp also provided specialist lighting design that gives the 1823 Tea Lounge an added sophistication.

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Osha Thai Restaurant

San Francisco brand, Osha, engaged dwp to create the interiors for their new restaurant in central Bangkok. Presenting a US based Thai restaurant to the home of Thai cuisine, posed an interesting challenge. dwp used the brand’s contemporary twist on Thai food and the ancient mythical Thai creature Hanuman as design influences. The result is an opulent dining experience set over two levels with external spaces; featuring a changing atmosphere between day and night, and exciting visual effects.

Striking 3D projections enliven the restaurant’s ceiling and the outside of the building, providing an ever-changing canvas of artwork. The tones are dark with highlights of rich gold leaf and a Thai-inspired colour selection. Dramatic highlights include an entrance clad in a gold laser-cut patterned screen, through which light is projected for a stunning visual effect on entry.

The main space is double-height overlooked by a mezzanine level, featuring a circular platform clad in gold leaf. A staircase winds around the side of the bar up to the platform and features a custom made, scaled up reproduction of a ‘Chada’, an elaborate traditional Thai headpiece, covered in gold leaf, mirrors and coloured jewels. Made by a traditional Thai sculptor, it provides a dazzling, authentic centrepiece.

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Vittorio

Vittorio is a very high-end condominium located on Bangkok’s Sukumvit Soi 39 with 28 stories and 88 units.

All the elements of dwp’s design for the public areas from reception to pool and fitness reflect refined quality, sophistication and a sense of sanctuary. Every corner of the interior space contains suggestions of extraordinary quality of life. Imported paintings and sculptures accessorise the public spaces and offer an ambiance of elegant timelessness and opulence. Vertiginous ceilings and towering floor to ceiling windows allow space and light to flow over the residents.

The subtle opulence of Palissandro Bluette Italian marble floors and walls is enjoyed by residents and guests as they sink into soft leather chairs in the lobby, accessorised by silk and velvet accents. A subtle rich colour palette allows the impressive collection of sculptures and paintings by renowned artists to really shine.

Modern yet classic chandeliers, reminiscent of a starry sky, cast light on the inhabitants and are, in themselves, works of art.

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Malton 31 Residences

Major Development engaged dwp for their luxury residential townhome project. The design theme took on a modern classic approach, drawing inspiration from the timelessly chic style of a debonair art collector. Each item within the ensemble space is perfectly placed and natural light is enhanced by subtle lighting features and an open fluidity. Eclectic artifacts and intriguing lamps, with darker, yet neutral colours define interior spaces downstairs.

A double-height ceiling in the main living area is punctuated by an appealing hanging light sculpture above and marble flooring underfoot. A soothing air is generated upstairs with understated elegant light colour tones, and a large feature rug to define the space. dwp created the interiors for the entire building, including private car parking, elevator and garden areas, as well as the bedrooms, living rooms, maid’s room, laundry area, bathrooms and kitchen.

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LAVIQ

With a flair for the exquisite in creative design, international architecture and interior design firm dwp were challenged with the Fendi-inspired interiors for the high-end Laviq Condo in central Bangkok. A meticulous attention to detail and a nose for luxury was essential for this project. A collaboration with FENDI CASA, the design sought to incorporate clean shapes, exquisite materials, surprising contrast and unique detailing.

Utilising the three main colours of the luxurious FENDI CASA showroom of black, white and grey, together with its cross-pollination of design and fashion, dwp brought about a harmonious marriage of subtle modernity and lively dynamics. Marble flooring with dark wood and brass details met with feature mesh screens, rich tones and sophisticated patterns, as well as a high degree of contemporary functionality. Feature lighting sculptures and floor-to-ceiling windows for natural light combine for a sense of effortless drama and timeless elegance.


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The Esse Sukhumvit 36

The Esse Residence is designed as a 21st Century interpretation of a traditional Thai house.

dwp used the finest, modern raw-materials and contemporary patterns to create a sense of space and reflect the client’s brief: “The essence of luxurious living is a harmony of contrast”. 

This new super luxury condominium project features home automation technology and the finest, modern raw-materials and contemporary patterns to create a sense of space, while earthy tones and oriental fabrics add opulence and texture to offer a uniquely Thai lifestyle.

Awards: BCI Asia Awards, The Living Category, Winner

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Introducing dwp|gary szillich

dwp’s collaboration with Gary Szillich creates engaging culinary concepts that define experiential dining across the globe.

Gary has been designing culinary concepts around the globe for 25 years. He says: “It all began in Sydney in the right place at the right time. I grew 12 extremely successful restaurants – featuring a variety of concepts – from scratch. I eventually realised I was very much more passionate about the creative process than operating.”

Szillich’s extraordinary talent is conceptualising and creating aspirational venues. His partnership with dwp brings together two global companies renowned for delivering exceptional work with the best in the field.

He is a master in creating destinations that find the elusive balance between memorable experiences and commercial success and says: “The relationship between a great concept and great design is like the sparkle on the Christmas tree. We are creating dreams.”

 

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Café Claire. Bangkok

An intimate breakfast room for the Oriental Residence transforms into a popular restaurant for elegant lunch and dinner. One of only a few all day dining concepts that work in a hotel environment. 

Alluding to the traditional ambience of the hotel, dwp|gary szillich added a Viennese design with a French twist. The cafe has since become a popular choice for in-house guests, residents and locals.

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98 Wireless

Prestigious residential project, 98 Wireless, is located in the heart of Bangkok’s hospitality and diplomatic CBD. Thailand’s top list property developer, Sansiri visualised a property that emanated timeless luxury.

This extraordinary development features the finest fixtures, fittings and furniture in a modern translation of a timeless classic.

From the façades of Portuguese limestone to the solid oak herringbone floors. From rare mahogany doors to Carrara marble bathroom tiles, our concept creates a new chapter in modern Thai interiors.
This inaugural collaboration for dwp|anne carson sets the standard for residential opulence in Bangkok.

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Introducing dwp|matthew campbell laurenza

Matthew Campbell Laurenza is a renowned artist whose breathtaking creations have adorned both celebrities and their homes. These days, when he is not globetrotting, Matthew calls Bangkok home. His extensive body of work includes sculpture, paintings, objets d’arts, and fine jewellery.

Fascinated with the wide range of design projects that dwp works on, he says: “I am excited to be part of this creative team to expand even further into mediums and styles that are currently not a part of my portfolio.”

Skilled in both design and production, meticulous craftsmanship is the hallmark of Matthew’s work. A prolific sculptor, he uses a variety of materials and media, working extensively in ceramics, stone, bronze, wood and precious metals.

Matthew says: “I am inspired by my travels and my journeys into art, culture and history”. His pieces are currently held in exclusive private collections and have been displayed in exhibitions worldwide. His work can be found in luxury stores such as Harrods, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and Lane Crawford in Asia, Russia, the Middle East, Europe and the US.

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