Baan Tham ma da

จ.แพร่, Thailand

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Baan Tham ma da

จ.แพร่, Thailand

Firm

24/7 Home Studio

Type

Residential › Private House

STATUS

Built

YEAR

2025

SIZE

3000 sqft - 5000 sqft

BUDGET

$5M - 10M

The warmth of Phrae teakwood comes together beautifully with the raw character of earth brick and polished concrete. In a world of turbulence, coming back to a “home” embraced by nature and refined craftsmanship represents the very definition of true happiness. This house is a perfect example of reinterpreting the charm of a traditional garden home through contemporary design, adopting an open-plan concept and integrating primary materials rich in character and narrative.

At the core of the home is teakwood, a source of pride for Phrae Province, long renowned as one of the country’s finest teak-producing regions. The use of teakwood offers not only the warmth of its natural color and grain, but also reflects durability and a deep understanding of nature inherited from Phrae’s skilled craftsperson. The architectural design emphasizes local materials combined with functional planning, distinguished by shared living spaces. In addition to private and communal areas, the house incorporates semi-spaces that seamlessly connect different zones, such as verandas, terraces, and walkways.

The main idea behind a garden home is to link the inside and outside as much as possible, letting in breezes and natural light. That is why this design feels open, airy, and comfortable. When the sliding doors on both sides are opened, the space immediately feels expansive, with cool air moving through the house throughout the day. The living room becomes an easy place to escape the daytime heat, and it also offers views of the water feature from both sides of the home. High ceilings add to the sense of openness, while carefully placed openings bring in daylight and allow air to circulate naturally. Upstairs, a wide balcony creates a private corner for relaxation. The gently sloping roof helps keep rain from blowing in during heavy storms, while still allowing good airflow and daylight. Large floor-to-ceiling openings, made entirely of teak, pull the garden view and sunlight into the interior, making nature feel like part of the decoration.

Inside, the home follows a contemporary wooden-house style with a clean, simple approach. Most furniture whether shelving, coffee tables, or even the sofa base is made from wood with simple designs but practical. To balance and keep the wood from feeling overly sweet, the design team leaned into materials’ honesty, letting each material show its true nature. The reddish-orange brick walls in the living area and around the bar counter become unique feature walls. Their rough texture and earthy color deepen the warmth of the wood, while also adding a touch of industrial loft atmosphere without losing the feeling of a local home. For the floors and the bar counter, light-gray polished concrete was chosen to bring in a minimalist, modern mood. Its smooth surface contrasts with the rough brick and the patterned wood grain, creating a balanced mix of gentleness and strength.

This house grew out of a real passion for local materials, especially teakwood, materials that might not seem easy to combine into something modern at first. Through thoughtful analysis and a strong design instinct, the residence reaches a harmonious and distinctive character. BAAN THAM MA DA is more than a place to live; it is a clear expression of understanding materials and local wisdom. It blends the strength of Phrae teakwood with the raw texture of earth brick and polished concrete. Under the open garden-home concept allowing airflow and natural light, it represents a truly warm and vibrant living.

The architecture is simple but infuses with a sense of relaxation. The high, airy gable roof adds dimension to the house and enhances heat dissipation. However, what truly gives this home its charm is the use of wood as the central narrative element. The visible tranquility is reinforced by garden components designed with simplicity yet profound emotional impact. A defining feature of the house is its pond or water feature, which not only increases humidity and reduces indoor temperature but also creates reflections of the house and sky, enriching the visual landscape. A large wooden terrace extending into nature provides an ideal space for enjoying the scenery and unwinding in the evening. It serves as a transition area between the house and the beautiful garden outside.

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Baan Tham ma da

จ.แพร่, Thailand

Baan Tham ma da

จ.แพร่, Thailand

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