BANNG: A Spatial Dialogue of Thai & Indian Narratives
Step into a conversation between two worlds. BANNG is where Thai folklore meets Indian craftsmanship, creating an immersive, sensory-driven dining atmosphere.
The exterior of BANNG, where bold red branding and sculptural elephant forms create an unmissable statement. This entrance is a portal from the corporate world of Gurugram into a fantastical Thai-inspired narrative.
The main dining room, bathed in an intense red light. The checkerboard floor and ornate chandeliers create a sense of dramatic grandeur, a stage set for a memorable culinary performance.
The main bar, a centerpiece of the design. Its form is inspired by traditional Thai architecture, while the extensive back bar and classic stools invite patrons to settle in for the evening.
A detail of the bar, where the contrast of the blue base, marble top, and red surroundings creates a rich, jewel-toned palette.
Booth seating with custom red table lamps, set against a backdrop of architectural layers and traditional motifs. Every detail is designed to contribute to the immersive, story-rich atmosphere.
A view across the lounge area, where large, paper-like chandeliers cast a soft, diffused glow. The space is designed to feel both grand and intimate, with different zones for different moods.
A detail of the bar area, where a deep blue cabinet provides a cool counterpoint to the surrounding red. The forms are a modern interpretation of classical Thai furniture.
The lounge seating, where deep leather banquettes and ornate chandeliers create a sense of decadent comfort.
An intimate dining nook, framed by a curtained archway. The red light creates a sense of privacy and drama.
A dining table set for two, with a custom art piece depicting Thai folklore on the wall. The space is filled with narrative details that invite discovery.
About BANNG: A Thai-Indian Cultural Dialogue
The heavy red lighting here is a deliberate tool to shift the mood from day to night. If you are planning a space that needs this kind of chameleon quality—changing from a bright, lunch-friendly vibe to a dark, intimate speakeasy atmosphere—let’s talk about how we integrate lighting automation and material reflectivity to make that transition seamless.
At BANNG, located in Two Horizon Centre, Gurugram, we orchestrated a collision of cultures. The project is not just a restaurant interior; it is a manifestation of a cross-cultural culinary spirit. By layering Thai folklore with Indian artisanal sensibilities, we produced an environment that communicates through texture and light rather than standard decorative tropes.
The Anatomy of the Space
Our approach relied on a theatrical palette. We employed deep reds, blues, and golds to evoke a sense of drama that mirrors the intensity of the cuisine. The bar serves as the project's anchor, its form echoing traditional Thai architecture while remaining physically grounded in local context. We utilized checkerboard flooring and sculptural furniture to introduce a rhythmic geometry that guides the user through the space.
Designing for Atmosphere
We view architecture as a sensory journey. The lighting installation is engineered for transition; it allows the venue to remain vibrant and inviting during lunch hours while transforming into a deep, moody, and electric atmosphere as night falls. The integration of high-density materials like velvet, fluted wood, and stone ensures that the space feels tactile and permanent.
Commercial Impact through Narrative
For hospitality clients, the primary goal is often to create a brand recall that lasts. We achieve this by turning the physical space into a coherent story. Whether it is through custom feature installations or the strategic masking of services like AC ducts and speakers, every square foot is designed to keep the user engaged. If your goal is to build a high-energy hospitality venue in Delhi NCR or beyond, we bring this same technical rigor and narrative focus to every project, ensuring the final output is a living, breathing memory for your guests.
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