What To Know
- Thailand’s homebuilding sector, valued at over 200 billion baht, continues to expand at an annual rate of 5–7%, according to the Home Building Business Association (HBA).
- By combining strong partnerships, advanced construction technology, and a customer-centric approach, Home Made (Thai) is positioning itself as a pioneer in Thailand’s luxury housing industry.
Bangkok Business PR News: New Entrant Set to Redefine Thailand’s Luxury Home Landscape
A new player has officially entered Thailand’s competitive luxury home construction market. Home Made (Thai) Co., Ltd. has launched with an ambitious mission—to deliver premium, custom-built homes completed in as little as six months while maintaining exceptional standards of quality and design. The company’s vision centers on creating not only aesthetically beautiful homes but also “happy homes,” where every detail enhances comfort, functionality, and long-term value for homeowners.
Home Made Thai sets new benchmarks in Thailand’s luxury home market with its six-
month completion model and partnership-driven design excellence.
Image Credit: Home Made Thai
Partnering with some of the most reputable names in the industry, Home Made (Thai) brings together the technical expertise of C Panel PCL., known for its precast innovation; Modernform Group PCL., a leader in interior design and furniture solutions; seasoned real estate developer Mr. Suriya Wannabut; and luxury home contractor Mr. Wanken Panichcharoennan of Fine Home & Associate. This Bangkok Business PR News report highlights how this collaboration aims to bridge technology, design, and lifestyle aspirations under one roof.
Designing Real Homes for Real Lives
Unlike mass housing developments, Home Made (Thai) emphasizes personalization and practicality. Every house is designed for real-world living, featuring thoughtful elements such as every bedroom being a master suite, separate laundry rooms, three-meter-high ceilings, and extra-deep stair steps for added safety. The company integrates top-tier materials and systems, including Kohler sanitaryware, Daikin air conditioning, and Iceman water heating systems—ensuring reliability and luxury from floor to ceiling.
One of the company’s unique advantages lies in its use of fully precast technology. This advanced building method ensures structural strength and adaptability, allowing homeowners to make changes or expansions later without compromising integrity. Most importantly, the reliable construction schedule—homes completed within five to twelve months after foundation work—caters to Thailand’s growing demand for speed and precision in luxury housing.
Catering to a Growing Market Segment
Thailand’s homebuilding sector, valued at over 200 billion baht, continues to expand at an annual rate of 5–7%, according to the Home Building Business Association (HBA). The demand is particularly strong in the 5 to 30-million-baht category, fueled by modern families and investors seeking personalized homes as long-term assets. The investor and expatriate communities in Bangkok and Pattaya have also become major driving forces, seeking high-quality, customizable properties that reflect global standards.
Mr. Suriya Wannabut explained, “A home is more than just a place to live. We want to create homes that owners can be proud of and pass down as a family heirloom.” His words encapsulate the company’s deeper philosophy—blending emotional satisfaction with sound investment value.
The Future of Home Made (Thai)
By combining strong partnerships, advanced construction technology, and a customer-centric approach, Home Made (Thai) is positioning itself as a pioneer in Thailand’s luxury housing industry. Its commitment to rapid yet refined delivery could very well reshape expectations of what modern homebuilding means in the country. As lifestyle preferences evolve and demand for premium housing continues to rise, the company’s vision of “beautiful, happy, and lasting homes” seems perfectly timed for the market.
Home Made (Thai) showroom can be found at the Crystal Design Center, Building G, inside the Modernform showroom.
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