Parin + Supawut is a Bangkok-based design, research, and maker studio founded by Parin Nawachartkosit and Supawut Teerawatanachai. The studio’s work is a reflection of the founders’ interests and fond appreciation of material culture, attentive details, and exquisite craftsmanship. Through a flexible and adaptive cross-disciplinary approach, Parin + Supawut persistently seeks innovation through the manifestation of inspiring, yet sensitive, spaces and objects. 

The studio is led by the belief that every intervention can find inherent value through bespoke designs, regardless of scale or budget limitations. Parin + Supawut is redefining the concept of ‘bespoke’ by offering well thought out interventions with context and practicality at the forefront, instead of the usual notion of an unobtainable luxury. These accessible bespoke projects are developed and actualised through extensive research, deep understanding, careful prototyping, and meaningful collaboration, first and foremost, with the clients, engineers, and makers.

Parin Nawachartkosit completed his RIBA Part I at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, where he graduated with BSc Hons First Class degree in 2021. Between 2021 and 2022, Parin worked at the London-based award winning architectural firm Bureau de Change, where he worked on projects and competitions of various scales; from small design objects and pavilion to architectural masterplan. Parin’s passion lies within finding the threshold of which architectural necessities and practicalities co-exist with beauty and elegance. 

Supawut Teerawatanachai completed his RIBA Part I at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, where he graduated with BSc Hons First Class degree in 2022. He worked at the internationally recognised and award winning local architectural firm Bangkok Project Studio in 2021, collaborating closely with local craftsmen on projects such as Thailand Biennale 2021 and Thailand National Pavilion Venice Architecture Biennale. Supawut also finds interest in extensive fields outside of the architectural nature, finding joy and opportunities in multi-disciplinary approaches.