The private Bangkok residence of AB Concept founders Ed Ng & Terence Ngan, styled alongside them, where blue-grey velvet walls, camel upholstery and carved leaf reliefs frame a serene, art-forward calm above the city.
This is the home of Ed Ng and Terence Ngan, the founders of AB Concept, styled with the designers themselves. The living room sets the tone: walls upholstered in soft blue-grey panels, camel velvet sofas and armchairs, and a filigree mirrored screen that catches the light. Ceramic garden stools and a bronze-based glass table ground the seating, while a tripod fan-lamp and lit display niches lend a collector's ease. Every surface is textural: brushed metal, velvet, glazed ceramic, held in a restrained, tonal palette.
A study corner carries the same calm, with a timber writing desk set against a charcoal niche and pierced-lattice doors that filter the daylight. Art leads throughout: an oversized leaf motif is carved directly into the blue-grey wall, orchids rest on a round stone table, and mineral specimens and a carved elephant punctuate the corridors. The mood is quiet but never plain. Each vignette rewards a second look.
Deeper in, a canopied daybed dressed in tribal-patterned textiles and turquoise cushions opens onto the Bangkok skyline, a jewel-toned counterpoint to the tonal rooms beyond. The master bathroom is bright and airy: white tile, hammered-silver basins, a marble counter and sheer roman blinds framing the city, while the dressing room stays soft with mirrored wardrobes, grey drapes and a woven pouf. Serene, layered and art-forward, the residence feels composed for slow living, high above Ploenchit.
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