As an interior designer deeply inspired by places with a pulse, “Bangkok Blur” was born from my birthday trip to Thailand’s capital — a city that lives in extremes. This concept captures the raw, rhythmic chaos of Bangkok, where glass towers rise above tangled wires, temple gold fades into street graffiti, and jungle vines wrap around crumbling concrete.

This concept is a love letter to that contrast — moody and lush, gritty and refined. Designed for hospitality spaces (especially restaurants), it balances brutalist materials with overgrown greenery, neon moments with sacred shadows, and modern lines with found-object charm.

Whether you're a designer seeking layered inspiration, or a brand wanting to stand out, this concept invites you to explore storytelling through space. Think:
– Distressed concrete and bamboo paneling
– Graffiti walls with gold-framed mirrors
– Reclaimed textures, glowing tiles, and jungle mood lighting
– Spaces that whisper sacred and scream street

Because sometimes, beauty doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from contrast.