Public House Bangkok

Architecture 4b Architects Bangkok

Architecture 4b Architects Bangkok

A fully transformed and updated structure, the hotel presents large, open public spaces designed to welcome all types of creative communities.

Public House Bangkok emerged after two years of meticulous reconstruction, revealing a revolutionary concept designed to blur the lines between home, restaurant, office, and communal creative space. Expansive public areas encourage networking, meetups, and creative events, including many done in collaboration with local artists and nearby galleries to foster cultural exchange. The hotel’s large vertical neon sign enhances the building’s elegance and visibility, making it a striking landmark from afar.

Interior design P.H.I. Interior and 4b Architects Bangkok

Modern industrial touches punctuate a midcentury design style.

Discover custom-made furniture, imported tiles, and a fascinating blend of international and local artwork. Dedicated exhibition areas allow spaces to evolve, making them a vibrant platform that invites the community and guests to come together and engage in shared cultural experiences. While much is going on visually in the public areas, the guestrooms are muted and cozy, allowing for a serene disconnect.