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Plot 2 of the project is just inside the entrance and is 2800sqm in total.

I wanted to somehow draw on the traditional Chinese style roofing that you see in the old residences of Phuket old town

So many times I wished I could do my own development. Design and build the entire village from the ground up. Now I can!

For centuries Thailand had a clay brick industry. Often these were small family businesses generations old.

A massive renovation we are doing for an older style sea view villa on the northern beaches of Phuket.

Poor design is a recurrent problem with many of the older residential developments here in Phuket.

I love designing furniture and then seeing it through from hand sketch all the way to finished piece of furniture.

Because the business is a franchise we had certain limitations imposed upon us regarding the design ethos

I would like to dedicate this post to those wonderful people that I am privileged enough to have with me on every project.

The interior finishes and colour palettes I have chosen are natural wood - mostly reclaimed teak but ash for some of the furnishings.

For this villa I decided to try some metallic sculpture artwork with some pretty great results at the end.

Its always an honour when a close friend entrusts you with the design and construction of their home.

A Chinese or Korean clients for example often prefers marble and gold, darker woods and many more "bling bling" elements

Nowadays many people are turning there attention to plots of land that are deeper in the island away from the beach.

I always use these little trips and breaks from work to check out cool designs in other places.

They always shocked when this short lady arrives on site and starts telling them they doing a shit job and shouting at them.

The entire home is hand built from locally sourced timber that he felled on his own land.

First I create renders with conceptual designs of how the furniture may look in each room.

I want to start with this so lovely photo of my niece and a baby elephant at Layan Beach on Phuket Island.

Any new buildings in these islands need to follow stringent regulations regarding hurricane proofing