The Diamond Island penthouse interior design project by Truong Thang was developed across two floors, focusing on the main interior areas, including the kitchen, wardrobes, shoe cabinet, and bedroom furniture. The design prioritizes storage capacity, ease of use, and consistency across different spaces. The first floor is dedicated to the shared living area, kitchen, dining […]

This Metropole Thu Thiem apartment interior design project by Truong Thang was developed around a clear connection between functional areas within a compact and consistent living environment. The apartment includes an entrance, kitchen and dining area, living room, home office, and master bedroom. Instead of dividing the interior with multiple layers of partitions, the design […]

Truong Thang designed and completed this City Garden apartment interior design project as one integrated living environment. Instead of developing each area separately, the design connects layout, functionality, materials, and daily habits. The apartment includes several functional areas, such as the entrance, kitchen, dining room, living room, home office, and bedrooms. Therefore, the challenge goes […]

Located in the Phu My Hung urban area, Truong Thang designed and built the Antonia apartment interior as a full-service interior project. The team aimed to create a modern and organized living space while still preserving emotional depth across each functional area. The design draws inspiration from the Urban Contemporary style. First, the layout organizes […]

The 120 m² apartment at Saigon Airport Plaza was renovated to better suit the needs of a family of four, with plans to welcome a new member in the near future. In this project, Truong Thang adjusted several layout details to create a more spacious feeling throughout the home. At the same time, the interior […]

Located in one of the most prestigious residential developments in Ho Chi Minh City, the Vinhomes Golden River Ba Son apartment holds significant real estate value. However, after five years of being unused, the interior no longer met the functional needs of the homeowner couple nor reflected the true value of the property. I. Project […]