Exhibition
& Spatial Design.
Designing cultural experiences through spatial storytelling, visitor-focused planning and thoughtful presentation of objects, places and ideas.
Chud Thai Through the Ages
Weaving History, Craft and Identity
Project overview
Presented during London Craft Week 2025, this exhibition explored the evolution of Thai traditional dress and textile craftsmanship, including historical and contemporary garments. The design transformed a formal meeting room into a museum-like environment with a restrained palette and curved forms inspired by flowing textiles.
Design approach
Circular plinths and a carefully planned route allowed 360° viewing of silhouettes, embroidery and textile details. Subdued ambient lighting and focused accents revealed gold-threaded silk, metallic embroidery and jewellery.
Design development & delivery
The layout was adapted during installation when the number of available objects changed, while maintaining circulation and the original design intent.
The Art of Thai Miniatures
Architecture, craft and cultural identity
Project overview
An exhibition of Thai traditional house models from the collection of late miniaturist Farida King, donated to the Royal Thai Embassy by her daughter Lisa King. Research into miniature traditions and Thai domestic architecture developed a narrative connecting craftsmanship, built form and cultural identity.
Design approach
Measured 3D models helped test the composition. Three plinth heights created balance among the varying model proportions, while object-specific orientation revealed raised floors, verandas, roof structures and interiors.
Design development & delivery
Controlled accent lighting highlighted architectural details. The layered arrangement encouraged visitors to move around the models and referenced the character of traditional Thai house compounds.
Thailand Showcase 2025
Thai Festival · King’s Cross
Project overview
Spatial planning for a Thai government cultural event, coordinating vendor booths, performance areas, audience zones and supporting facilities. The plan established a generous open foreground for the main stage to improve visibility and strengthen the stage–audience relationship.
Design approach
A layered audience arrangement moved from informal grass seating and bean bags to benches and standing space, accommodating different visitor preferences while preserving sightlines.
Design development & delivery
The master plan supported coordination with organisers, construction teams and vendors, including access, installation sequencing and booth locations.
Thailand Showcase 2026
Thai Festival · Potters Fields Park
Project overview
A cultural showcase bringing Thai food, tourism, creative industries, products and performance into a prominent riverside public setting. The design translated the event concept into a coherent series of visitor-facing spatial and visual elements.
Design approach
The site plan balanced circulation across performance, retail, activity and service areas, with attention to arrival, connections between destinations and the surrounding urban context.
Design development & delivery
3D visualisations tested scale, proportion, visibility and alternative options, supporting stakeholder reviews and communication before fabrication and installation.
