TELA Sky Villa

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TELA Sky Villa: a penthouse in the heart of Bangkok

In the Thonglor district, one of Bangkok’s most vibrant areas, TELA Thonglor is a project by Gaysorn Property comprising 84 residences, designed around the concept of living in harmony with the cosmopolitan character of the Thai capital. Bright spaces, refined materials and a particular focus on furnishings define a residential setting in which the urban environment is complemented by meticulous attention to interior design.

Within the complex, TELA Sky Villa occupies a special place: a 349-square-metre duplex penthouse, spread over two levels and featuring four bedrooms, fully furnished by Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors. The collection brings its own expressive world into the residence through bold shapes, textures, finishes and decorative accents, complementing the diverse nature of the rooms without reducing them to a single formula.

The spaciousness of the penthouse allows the furnishings to take on different tones, evolving as one moves from areas designed for socialising to more private spaces. The selection thus creates a journey through the home in which the eclectic character of Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors emerges through variations, combinations and contrasts, finding a particularly fitting context in the metropolitan setting of Bangkok.

ONIRO Group for TELA Sky Villa: Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors designs the penthouse

At TELA Sky Villa, ONIRO Group brings a selection of Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors furnishings to the property, designed to complement the features of a large residence, where each area retains its own function and distinct atmosphere. Rather than simply repeating the same design language, the furnishings introduce variations in form, material and visual impact that follow the layout of the penthouse.

The project thus finds a variety of solutions within the collection: seating with enveloping lines, tables with a strong material presence, elements for the dining area and bedroom furnishings all contribute to a deliberately eclectic composition. The Roberto Cavalli identity emerges in the combinations, surfaces and details, whilst maintaining the freedom of expression that characterises the brand’s most daring side.

The scale of the Sky Villa also allows the individual pieces to be viewed within a broader perspective, where the furnishings complement the architecture without losing their own individuality. The result is a residence with an urban character, marked by contrasts and references that span the two levels and offer a personal interpretation of contemporary living in Bangkok.

Interior Design Service’s approach to a two-storey home

The scale and layout of TELA Sky Villa require the penthouse to be considered as a whole, linking spaces with different functions, proportions and levels of privacy. The process begins with an analysis of the spaces and the definition of the character of the various areas, leading to the selection of furnishings, materials and finishes that complement the residence without detracting from its diversity.

The choice of Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors products follows this logic, alternating between different types and elements depending on the purpose of each room. The work on the layout allows for the calibration of volumes and distances, whilst textures, finishes and details introduce elements that run through the penthouse and provide continuity between the two floors.

In this progression, the Interior Design Service method becomes a tool for managing the complexity of the residence, moving from the initial analysis of the spaces to the precise definition of the furnishings and the assessment of the overall effect. Every choice is tailored to the scale of the space and its relationship with other elements, whilst preserving the variety that characterises TELA Sky Villa.

Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors: an eclectic aesthetic for TELA Sky Villa

Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors brings to the world of interior design a vision characterised by contrasts, textures and references to nature, interpreted through materials, craftsmanship and a decorative approach with a strong personality. A deliberately bold style, capable of moving between different influences and finding new expressions depending on the context.

In the Sky Villa, this approach complements both the cosmopolitan character of Bangkok and the private atmosphere of the penthouse. The selected furnishings do not form a uniform sequence, but introduce distinct elements: the sinuous lines of the Curaçao bergère, the Trinidad tables, the Fiji chairs and the Sharpei bed define the different areas of the home through varying proportions and functions.

Variety thus becomes part of the residence’s character. Each element retains its own expressive power, whilst the transition from one room to another reveals different nuances of the collection, from the living room to the dining area and on to the spaces dedicated to rest.

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