Conceived in collaboration with Sher Maker Studio, the space is an homage to the architectural vernacular of Thailand's provinces and the surrounding neighbourhood. The interior is rich with reclaimed teak, sourced from the personal collection of the building’s owner and nearby Bang Ban district.

The store is anchored by a centrepiece reminiscent of a Kraba-Din, a traditional earthen fire pit found in rural areas, encouraging interaction around the central sinks crafted from the same granite used in many local kitchens. Adjacent to this communal space, the Fa-Lhai room stands as a secluded enclave, its sliding panels drawing from the architectural ingenuity of Northern Thai homes. This adaptive element transforms the room, creating a dynamic interplay between seclusion and openness. Tucked to the side, a Fragrance Armoire conceals our collection of unconventional aromas.