For San Franciscobased interior design firm Bamo, location and culture drive everything. And it shows in its hospitality and residential projects that include Asian developments such as the ultra-luxurious The Capella Bangkok hotel which is currently being built, and stylish Japanese retirement communities for Sun City.
Your work is known for its continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces. How do you achieve that?
It’s about establishing a conscious relationship between the inside and outside, driven by the nature of the space and project. We take many factors into account, including orientation to the sun, daylight exposure, landscape, lighting, view, wind and rain. If we’re involved in the early planning stages, we can influence the placement of rooms and their outlook, and whether they have a panoramic or a framed view…
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Hong Kong Tatler Homes (Digital) - 1 Issue, Dec - Issue 10