The renovation of Baan Rom Taan, a nearly 120-year-old family vacation home, focused on preserving its original design and color palette, reflecting the family's history. The owner provided old photographs and narratives to guide the restoration, emphasizing a color scheme grounded in Thai architectural tradition. A new bridge connecting two houses was crafted based on the original, symbolizing a connection between generations. The design process thoughtfully considered meaningful family memories, allowing the renovated space to maintain its identity as a cherished family gathering place.
The renovation of Baan Rom Taan aimed to preserve its original design while incorporating memories, bridging generations through careful restoration and respectful color choices.
In making design choices, the team considered family memories and historical contexts, ensuring that the vacation home reflects the family's identity and history.
The renovated Baan Rom Taan features a bridge that connects two houses, designed after the original one, symbolizing continuity and family legacy.
By using a historically appropriate shade of green, the renovation project sought to honor the architecture of the era, melding past and present in the design.
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