Yield & Style Co. by Wanderluster

เสร็จงานไปอีกที่ตรง Ueno โตเกียว ก่อนหน้านี้เป็นห้องให้เช่ารายปี ได้ทำการปรับเปลี่ยนผังห้องไปบางจุด เพื่อขยายพื้นที่ กลายเป็นโรงแรมเล็กๆมี 10ชั้น ชั้นละ 1 unit แต่ละยูนิตมี 2 ห้องนอนขนาดแบบห้องในโตเกียว แต่ห้องครัวใหญ่นะ อ่างอาบน้ำ เครื่องซักผ้าครบ ชั้นล่างทำเป็นร้านกาแฟเล็กๆแต่ไม่ได้เน้น ทำเป็นพื้นที่ให้แขกมานั่งรอเช็คอินมากกว่า

"⏳ Something Extraordinary is Brewing in Chinatown! ⏳
Get ready for an unparalleled stay experience! We're thrilled to give you a sneak peek into our latest interior design project: transforming an incredible old bank building in Bangkok's vibrant Chinatown into two truly unique Airbnb units!

Introducing Maison Chinoise – where traditional meets contemporary comfort, designed with captivating colour narratives:
🔥 Sunset Muse: A unit bursting with vibrant hot tones, inspired by the breathtaking sunsets over the Chao Phraya River.
❄️ Midnight Muse: A serene sanctuary, echoing the tranquil beauty of Bangkok nights with calming cool tones.

Swipe to see how we brought these visions to life, blending local Chinese aesthetics with modern comfort. It's been an incredible journey repurposing this space into unforgettable stays!

Which muse captures your imagination – Sunset or Midnight? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Our project in Asakusa, there are 14 units in this property. Our goal was to create a quirky unique themed atmosphere that perfectly blends to the lively neighbourhood in Asakusa. These are the rest of smaller units

Our project in Asakusa, there are 14 units in this property. Our goal was to create a quirky unique themed atmosphere that perfectly blends to the lively neighbourhood in Asakusa. This is the 7th unit, please stay tune for more...

Our project in Asakusa, there are 14 units in this property. Our goal was to create a quirky unique themed atmosphere that perfectly blends to the lively neighbourhood in Asakusa. This is the 6th unit, please stay tune for more...

Our project in Asakusa, there are 14 units in this property. Our goal was to create a quirky unique themed atmosphere that perfectly blends to the lively neighbourhood in Asakusa. This is the 5th unit, please stay tune for more...

Our project in Asakusa, there are 14 units in this property. Our goal was to create a quirky unique themed atmosphere that perfectly blends to the lively neighbourhood in Asakusa. This is the 3rd unit, please stay tune for more...

Our project in Asakusa, there are 14 units in this property. Our goal was to create a quirky unique themed atmosphere that perfectly blends to the lively neighbourhood in Asakusa. This is the 2nd unit, please stay tuned for more....

Our project in Asakusa, there are 14 units in this property. Our goal was to create a quirky unique themed atmosphere that perfectly blends to the lively neighbourhood in Asakusa. This is the 1st unit, please stay tuned for more...

We are absolutely thrilled to share our renovation project: transforming a standard townhome in Sathorn into groovy retro-themed Airbnb

Imagine stepping into your own private Onsen, right at home. We are specialize in transforming spaces into luxurious, blending traditional Japanese serenity with modern comfort

Our "Labor of Love"
Home in Hua Hin is Finally Ready! ✨

Ever wondered what happens when a renovator gets to work on their own place?
Well, for our Hua Hin home, it was a 2-year journey of passion, patience, and collecting treasures! Every piece of furniture and decor in this house tells a story – they're all our own hand-picked collectibles.

This wasn't a project with a deadline or a strict budget. We approached it like crafting a piece of art, letting inspiration guide us. In fact, after visiting Salvador Dali's home in Spain recently, I even joked that maybe we should have gone even crazier! (Still regretting selling that Dali-designed lip sofa, though! 😆)
Get ready to see a truly unique home born from love and inspired by the unexpected!

Hello everyone!
This time, it's the turn of my own home in Hua Hin. We'd go back to work on it whenever we had time, so this was a project without budget or time constraints, just like buying a piece of art. I only recently had the chance to visit the legendary artist Salvador Dali's home in Spain, and it made me regret a little that I didn't go even wilder with my own place! 😆 And I really shouldn't have sold that lip-shaped sofa that Dali designed, huh?

The house is on a 72 sq. wah plot of land. Initially, there was just a very small main house with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. So, we extended by adding a secondary building for the kitchen and dining area, and expanded the main house to be wider. The narrow bathrooms were also expanded; I love large bathrooms and don't mind small bedrooms. Actually, the house could have been extended even more, but the budget already went quite high. 😅

The second floor, which used to be a balcony, was converted into another bedroom, and a new bathroom was built on the second floor. So now the house has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
Since this entire village was designed by the developer with different Spanish city themes, all the roofs are orange, and there are hardly any Thai residents. The developer told us this particular house was inspired by Ibiza, the island in Spain where Europeans love to party.

And we wanted the house to maintain a strong sense of the sea, but avoiding the word "Bali." In truth, our work does have a lot of Balinese influence because I lived in Bali for 6 years. But I just wanted something unique, 😆 so I added a touch of raw, unrefined character. We included cowhide sofas that I designed myself, and the tables, chairs, and beds were also custom-designed. The bedroom wall behind the bed has a low-relief plaster pattern, there are uniquely shaped pillars in the kitchen, and the cement fence was built piece by piece. Our workers put in a lot of effort to make it exactly as envisioned.

In the end, we thought of an island in Africa and settled on Tanzania, which has the famous paradise island of Zanzibar. The language spoken there is Swahili. So, we named the house "Mahaba," which means "Love" in Swahili.

All the furniture and home decor items were imported by us personally. There are so many small details that I couldn't even photograph them all – for instance, the wooden trays have small, African-inspired logos carved into them, which were custom-made. We just wanted it to have a bit of character. 😌