TIDTANG STUDIO

06/06/2026

The interior of Pornpasert Farm begins with the landscape around it.

Through skylights, tall openings, and framed views, natural light is invited into the building — moving quietly across white surfaces, timber planes, and open circulation spaces.

Shade and shadow become part of the interior language. They soften the scale of the office, trace the passing of time, and allow the surrounding nature to remain present within the everyday rhythm of work.

At the centre, the main staircase connects each floor as a quiet architectural gesture. More than a circulation element, it brings light, movement, and warmth into the heart of the building.

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28/05/2026

At THAICOON, Thai character is translated through material, light, and detail.

The bar becomes a central gesture of the space — framed by deep red surfaces, warm illumination, reflective metal, and the quiet rhythm of glassware, signage, and seating.

Raw concrete remains exposed above, while timber and amber light soften the atmosphere below. Together, they create a setting that feels familiar, expressive, and quietly unexpected.

Informal in spirit, yet carefully composed, THAICOON holds a sense of ease through its material palette, lighting, and atmosphere.

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20/05/2026

Hidden along Silom Road, is conceived as a quiet contrast — familiar in spirit, yet unexpected in form.

Designed as a hidden room for dining, drinking, and gathering, the interior is shaped through warmth, weight, and contrast. Raw concrete meets timber. Deep red surfaces sit beneath soft amber light, while subtle reflections move gently throughout the space.

The design explores a kind of luxury that feels effortless — honest in material, restrained in composition, and quietly atmospheric.

If you are looking for a special meal, THAICOON may be one of the places worth discovering — ready to welcome you through its space, atmosphere, and flavours.

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11/05/2026

At Khaoyai Art Forest, the interior first draws us inward before opening out to the landscape.

Beneath the woven roof, a circular timber table becomes the centre of the pavilion — gathering craft, shade, and the quiet presence of nature into one grounded moment.

Set within the landscape of Khaoyai, the open edges allow views, light, and wind to move gently through the space, softening the boundary between shelter and nature.

Details are carefully integrated into the architecture — from lighting concealed within the timber beams to the measured placement of each element — allowing the pavilion to feel calm, breathable, and in quiet harmony with its surroundings.

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29/04/2026

Balance is not a fixed state,
but a quiet awareness between elements.

Wood, form, and emptiness
meet in measured relation.

Awareness of Balance
Presented at the TIDA exhibition space, Architect Expo 2026
IMPACT Muang Thong Thani

TIDTANG x Woodden

27/04/2026

At Arun Khiri, the pool courtyard is shaped as a calm dialogue between architecture and landscape.

Subtle references to Lanna architecture appear through rhythm and repetition — the cadence of columns, layered timber frames, and soft vertical screens. Between these built elements, landscape is introduced as a gentle pause: reeds, gravel, water, and open space creating moments of stillness within the composition.

Here, the architecture does not stand apart from nature. It is softened, framed, and completed by it — allowing the courtyard to breathe with balance, shade, and quiet continuity.

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09/04/2026

17/03/2026

At Khaoyai Art Forest, K-Bar is tucked into the forest as a quiet, dark volume—set among tall grass and trees. A restrained palette and precise openings hold a warm glow from within, letting shadow and texture shape the atmosphere. Distinct, yet gently in tune with its surroundings.

K-Bar opens only during events. Follow for updates.

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Designed by Elmgreen & Dragset.
Local & Co-designer : Tidtang Studio

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20/02/2026

Warm brick, quiet light—under the shade of an old tree.

18/02/2026

Designed for Pornpasert Farm, the interior is shaped by proportion, light, and restraint. Warm timber planes and deep black elements anchor the space, while a quiet white envelope lets daylight do the work—creating calm through contrast, clarity, and rhythm.

At the heart of the building, a tall, continuous stair forms the main axis—wrapped in timber and drawn upward through the full height of the interior. It connects each space in a slow, deliberate sequence, rising toward the skylight above, where light settles softly across the grain and edges.

Together, architecture and space settle into a single, continuous experience—light above, warmth below, and a quiet order that holds everything in place.

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