The character of a home

Geometry, warmth and life together at HAUS 924

HAUS 924 is a private three-bedroom home in Ekkamai, with places to eat together, spend an evening in the living room or find a corner of your own. Colour and warm timber give each floor its own character. The design draws on Bauhaus geometry, Japanese-influenced woodwork and Thai colour. Stairs connect all five floors, and there is no lift.

By Leelasanc · Edited 1 November 2026

The staircase beside the kitchen, with dark blue beams, orange cabinets and timber flooring at HAUS 924. — The staircase and kitchen at HAUS 924, with deep blue lines, warm timber and orange cabinetry.

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Three influences, one lived space

Orange walls, deep blue surfaces and timber furniture give the rooms their colour and warmth. Geometric edges sit beside softer places to sit and rest. The influences continue through the smaller details, from a bedside corner to the line of the stairs, rather than being limited to the main room.

A bedside table and lamp in Bedroom 1 at HAUS 924. — Colour, geometry and smaller moments of warmth.

A staircase with dark blue steps at HAUS 924. — Colour, geometry and smaller moments of warmth.

The value of a room to gather in

For friends or family travelling together, the dining table offers a place for a meal, while the living room gives the group somewhere to sit when everyone returns. Bedrooms and other corners allow for time apart. People can keep different routines without spending every part of the day in the same room.

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Timber dining table and chairs beside the kitchen at HAUS 924. — The dining area gives shared time another setting.

Living across different levels

The house spans five floors, with stairs and no lift. Bedroom 3 includes two sleeping areas, a raised sleeping platform and a low ceiling over part of the room. The room photographs help you see these details before deciding whether the layout suits everyone travelling. Please ask us about any sleeping or mobility needs before booking.

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The separate toilet on the ground floor at HAUS 924. — The ground-floor toilet beside the patio, and a chair in natural light.

A red chair in the patio seating area at HAUS 924. — The ground-floor toilet beside the patio, and a chair in natural light.

Ekkamai outside, time together at home

Ekkamai has cafés, restaurants and shopping beyond the house. At home, the kitchen and dining area make meals together possible, and the living room offers another place to spend an evening. HAUS 924 comfortably accommodates seven guests, with space for one additional child or a guest using the sofa bed at no extra charge. A light local Thai breakfast is included. The property page brings together the beds, access information and dates.

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Useful questions

What is the design language of HAUS 924?

Bauhaus geometry, Japanese-influenced timber and Thai colour shape the rooms. Living and dining areas give your group places to gather, with bedrooms and other corners for time apart.

What should I review about the layout?

HAUS 924 spans five floors, with stairs and no lift. Bedroom 3 has two sleeping areas, a raised sleeping platform and a low ceiling over part of the room. The photographs will help you picture the layout. If anyone in your group has particular access needs, we’re happy to talk them through before you book.