Oxus

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A unique project commissioned by established jewelry brand, Oxus. dwp|elegance designed and developed elegant and timeless pieces to be enjoyed by tasteful customers. The first collection consisted of a necklace, an anklet, a bracelet, a ring, and earrings. The design was based on the curvaceous lines of a snake.

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Royal Doulton & Wedgewood Collection

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Artwork on the products are original Wedgwood and Royal Doulton shapes, designs and motifs. Naturally there were many brand guidelines. The objective of dwp Elegance was to design something new while maintaining the brand integrity. To imply an accent in the product.

After receiving prototypes of the product; contemporary interpretation of the iconic patterns were created. These were then given to the client as optional designs for them to choose from for their collections

98 Wireless

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

Unique customised Typeface, graphics and patterns were created for the interior and exterior spaces. Residents experience a multi-sensory ambience of panache. Contrasting finishes include matt with glossy, cast iron look with brushed brass and glistening gold with flat black. High quality natural materials such as marble, stone, iron, wood complete the sleek, neat finishing.

Finer details such as the patterns and graphics on the iron fence focus on skilled artisan work with the concept: less is more. The bespoke artisan signage is carefully and precisely engraved into the stone and marble for a real sense of authoritative, established and confident design. There is no doubt that residents and guests of 98 Wireless know they are in a prestigious landmark.

U Nimman Hotel

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Located in trendy Nimmanhaemin Road, the setting for the U-Nimman design story is unashamedly Chiang Mai: historical Northern Thai Lanna accents with a modern twist.

Guests have a tangible experience of the city’s cultural identity and feel a strong sense of place as soon as they enter U-Nimman. After examining the culture, lifestyle and history of Chiang Mai in local art (colours, designs and graphics) the artisan history of the town was literally woven by dwp|elegance into the very fabric of the hotel. Crafts and textiles were chosen to pepper modern renditions of tradition. Font details on the signage were created as a contemporary interpretation of traditional Northern Thai letters and numerical designs.

Patterns on the wall corridors connect seamlessly with a liner pattern on the carpets. A neutral palette with dark grey, dark oak and bright pink helps to highlight the designs and the background is controlled with lighting design and bold graphics. The resulting hotel is a piece of living contemporary art, respecting the local customs and culture. Guests enjoy bold spaces rich in local colours, textures and fabrics, graphics and artwork in the Lanna vernacular.

Oxus

Royal Doulton & Wedgewood Collection

98 Wireless

U Nimman Hotel

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