"If this shop does well, I hope it will inspire other entrepreneurs in the area (Phraeng Phuthon). I want to build a strong, vibrant community, and hope to bring the neighborhood back to life" shares by the enthusiastic owner of Luxxe Craft. Her heartfelt encouragement words not only effect other business owners but also to the designer, which lit up an excitement for a project that aims goodness for the community while fulfill her love for craftship.

The building is owned by the Crown Property Bureau, so there're limit and restriction of constucting. Renovations could only be made at the storefront, the interior was limited to painting only, drilling cannot be done inside. Which challenges to the designer that needs to plan strategic from the beginning, and needed to make sure that the storefront design would harmonize with other building in the area.

For the interior, the designer chose hand-carved wooden pieces from Bang Pho, in order to support the local hand-crafted artisans. Each Furnitures were thoughtfully designed with interconnected frames to ensure durability and versatility. Some pieces serve as shelves, while others cleverly disguise electrical wiring, all without altering the existing structure. The way to second floor which lead to Workshop space is hidden behind a cabinet , which is an illusional gimmick from the designer.
The designer hopes that this project will inspire others to follow their dreams and create a positively impact to those around them, according from the owner's vision.