Guestrooms at Hotel Indigo Bangkok reference the local silk trade in bright hues and with outdoor chairs that appear to be made from strings of silk, while the city’s street scenes inspire graphic headboards.

HBA incorporated elements from the neighborhood, such as colorful tuk tuk taxis, in the open-air corridors.

Designers combed local street markets for the radios and other music-related objects that make up an installation in the elevator lobby.

Guests are greeted by a yellow-topped reception desk capped with sparkling chandeliers and a lemon hued bicycle trishaw.

Metro on Wireless restaurant juxtaposes traditional materials, such as teak flooring inlaid with marble and a movable bronze lattice screen, with modern, orange-upholstered furniture.

The 24th-floor pool area, done in reclaimed wood and rough-cut stones, capitalizes on sweeping city views.

Bangkok’s subtropical climate invited the merging of indoor and outdoor spaces, as with this wood-clad space by the pool.