Bangkok, Thailand
Residential Interior
Custom Furniture + Detail
Noble Revent is a compact residential interior developed around the personality and daily routines of its owner. Rather than making a small apartment feel neutral or generic, the project uses a precise palette of black steel, galvanized surfaces, timber, glass, exposed services and collected objects to create a highly individual home.
Custom elements are used to make limited space work harder. Storage becomes display, industrial materials become finished surfaces, and furniture is designed as part of the architecture. The project demonstrates how a relatively small residence can feel distinctive through careful detailing rather than size.
The interior is organized as a continuous living environment rather than a collection of decorated rooms. Open shelving, exposed structure and carefully placed furniture keep the apartment visually connected while giving each zone a distinct use.
The TV stand was designed specifically for the apartment so the screen can rotate between different viewing positions. SpaceLAB developed the pivot, pole, bracket and support through hand sketches, then worked through fabrication with a local metal workshop.
The floor plan helps explain how living, dining and circulation overlap in a compact footprint, and why the rotating TV element is useful rather than decorative.
