Hospitality · Phuket, Thailand

Georgian Terrace

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Interior design · Hospitality

A Georgian restaurant terrace in Phuket where shade, texture and mature planting create a room without walls.

The terrace brings the convivial character of a Georgian restaurant into a tropical Phuket garden. Intimate dining clearings sit beneath a permeable canopy; existing trees become spatial anchors, while woven shade, patterned screens and planting soften the boundary between restaurant and landscape.

The palette combines warm timber, deep berry tones, brass and tactile natural finishes. Daylight is filtered rather than blocked; after dark, low pools of light gather each table and preserve the depth of the landscape around it.

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TypeRestaurant terrace

ScopeInterior design · Hospitality

LocationPhuket, Thailand

Year2026

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The terrace is designed as landscape first: comfortable, atmospheric and inseparable from the garden.

Build around the trees

Mature trunks set the rhythm of the plan and give every dining zone an immediate sense of place.

Filter light in layers

Canopy, foliage and patterned screens overlap to create changing shade throughout the day.

Hold intimacy without walls

Furniture, planting and pools of light define smaller rooms while preserving an open garden atmosphere.

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