Brass House, Thailand

In 2025 – PLACES: High Budget

ProjectBrass HouseLocationBangkok, ThailandLighting DesignINFUSION, ThailandInterior DesignParadigm Shift, ThailandClientBrass House Bangkok Co.Lighting SuppliersAero, Lumencraft, Segula, Soraa, SMKLighting ControlPhillips Dynalite

Brass House Bangkok draws inspiration from the Art Deco cultural renaissance introduced to Thailand during the reign of King Rama VI an era that brought theatre, music, and early Broadway influence into the country’s creative landscape. Our lighting design extends this narrative, shaping a journey that blends performance, hospitality, and time of day. The scheme moves from a sunset-inspired arrival to a warm, jazz infused late evening, supported by custom trumpet pendants and dim-to-warm sources that deepen the emotional connection as the night progresses. Light becomes both atmosphere and instrument, guiding guests through a sequence that feels instinctive, elegant, and unmistakably Brass House.

Concept & Atmosphere
  • Reception programmed with a Bangkok sunset gradient: amber → blush → violet.
  • Early evening scenes maintain social brightness and sculptural definition.
  • As night deepens, lighting warms and softens, echoing the rhythm of live jazz.
  • The design reinforces the venue’s theatrical identity without resorting to overt drama.

Architectural & Material Layering

  • Concealed lighting reveals brasswork, textiles, and Deco-inspired detailing.
  • Ambient light held intentionally low to let the bangkok skyline read as part of the interior.
  • Edge washing, uplighting, and soft accent layers add depth without visible sources.
  • Table lighting offers shadow soft clarity without glare.
Custom Features
  • Signature trumpet inspired pendants reinterpret musical heritage as sculptural light.
  • All decorative fixtures use dim-to-warm technology, shifting naturally from 2700K into rich amber tones.
  • The warm descent in colour temperature enhances intimacy as brightness lowers.
  • Bar and feature zones shaped through controlled highlights that support visual rhythm.
Scene Programming & Flow
  • Programming follows an emotional arc from sunset arrival to late-night performance.
  • Decorative pendants become visually dominant as ambient levels fall.
  • Scene transitions remain smooth and comfortable, encouraging elongated dwell times.
  • Lighting supports live music moments, seating comfort, and end-of-night atmosphere equally.
Summary

Brass House Bangkok’s lighting celebrates an era of cultural rebirth through a modern lens weaving performance, colour, and hospitality into a fluid experience. The design expresses identity without spectacle, using warm gradients, custom trumpet pendants, and dim-to-warm behaviour to create a space that evolves effortlessly from golden hour arrival to deep, soulful night.

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