Bangkok, Thailand
@unknownsurfacestudio
Located in Soi Lat Phrao 26, amidst towering condos, the Canvas House occupies a 360-square-meter plot with a 900-square-meter living space.
The homeowner desired a multifunctional space comprising a dance studio, a filming space, and their personal quarters. Ensuring privacy while distinguishing each function, the design incorporates a tall white wall, offering seclusion from neighboring homes and integrating effortlessly with the environment.
The home’s design ensures that public and private areas, though distinct, flow together. The use of doorless entries melds them with the walls, ensuring only those inside discern the connections behind them. The Canvas House aligns to the property’s right, leaving ample space on the left for greenery, beautifully integrating with the environment. Its design clearly demarcates each floor’s purpose. The ground level features a photo studio characterized by its airy ambiance, illuminated from above by panel lights. This floor also conceals a kitchen and lounge connecting to the studio.
An outdoor staircase leads to the first floor, home to a dance practice space. Adjacent is a vast waiting zone alongside a facade cleverly hiding unsightly external wires. This level also houses a hidden entry to a workspace, fostering collaboration between teams from both areas.
The owner’s personal sanctuary is on the third floor, complete with a compact courtyard linking effortlessly to the fourth. The highest floor exudes exclusivity, reminiscent of a luxe penthouse. The master suite offers stunning treetop vistas, and a tranquil poolside lounge presents the most spectacular panorama of the city bathed in the sunset’s golden glow.