Veils for Gaa | Architectkidd

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Veils for Gaa | Architectkidd

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  • Project Location: Bangkok
  • Country: Thailand
  • Design Team: Supanat Mengveha, Korpong Sanaha, Manassak Senachak, Udomsak Komonvilas, Jariyawadee Lekawatana, Luke Yeung
  • Clients: Gaa, Garima Arora
  • Contractors: Wawara
  • Photo Credits: Luke Yeung, Architectkidd
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Excerpt: Veils for Gaa, an interior design project by Architectkidd, uses delicate, curved veils to create a serene and immersive dining experience. These flowing golden layers obscure and reveal, adding a sense of mystery while enhancing the beauty within. The soft, shimmering forms reflect the movement of food, light, and people, creating a playful yet tranquil atmosphere that complements the restaurant’s refined culinary identity.

Project Description

Veils for Gaa | Architectkidd
© Luke Yeung

[Text as submitted by architect] Veils are delicate things – layers of thin materials that hide and obscure views from beyond. At the same time, veils elevate the objects from within and enhance their beauty, framing them with their delicate features.

Veils for Gaa | Architectkidd
© Luke Yeung
Veils for Gaa | Architectkidd
Floor Plan © Architectkidd
Veils for Gaa | Architectkidd
© Luke Yeung

For the new addition for Restaurant Gaa in Bangkok, curved veils introduce a flowing and ephemeral nature to the interior space and provide for a serene and tranquil experience. 

Veils for Gaa | Architectkidd
© Luke Yeung

The design is clearly articulated with its curved volumes and at the same time is wispy and playful, as golden veils shimmer and reflect the movement of the food, light and life of the restaurant within the space. Gaa recently received two Michelin Stars, with chef Garima Arora making culinary history as the first female Indian chef to do so.

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