Crescent Residence Banma | WARchitect | Chonburi, Thailand

Crescent Residence Banma is a striking example of modern architecture located in the tranquil city of Banma, Chonburi, Thailand. Developed by the creative team at Warchitect, this private residence combines minimalist aesthetics with functionality, creating an environment where form meets comfort.

Architectural perfection in every detail

This modern house has a 600 sqm area and features an elegant, flowing design with emphasis on natural elements. The residence is defined by its curved facades, which harmoniously blend bold geometric forms of the building. Large sliding glass doors connect interior spaces with the picturesque landscape, allowing an abundance of natural light into every room. Seamless integration of internal and external spaces allows one to feel a deep connection with nature.

Interior designed for tranquility

Inside Crescent Residence Banma offers a calm, open layout. The design uses a neutral color palette enhanced with warm wooden floors and carefully selected furniture elements to create a soothing atmosphere throughout. Living, kitchen and dining areas flow seamlessly into one another, all centered around a central courtyard with views of the well-maintained lawn area.

The residence features two-level ceilings and spacious floor-to-ceiling windows, enhancing the feeling of space and airiness. Special attention is paid to vertical textures and integrated lighting in the living areas, adding depth and sophistication to the design.

Sustainable and comfortable design

Every aspect of Crescent Residence Banma is developed with a focus on modern comfort and sustainable living. This house not only highlights aesthetic appeal but also maximizes living comfort, providing each space with style and lightness.

This residence is a true embodiment of Warchitect's endeavor to create homes that are simultaneously impressive in appearance and highly functional.

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