Contemporary Asian Living Rooms. Chami Jotisalikorn

      Juicy fruit colors and funky shapes add quirky charm to the vast white space. A whimsical orange chair in the shape of a hand and a banana-yellow pouf were sourced from local shops, while the pointy Rolf Benz sofas echo the home's triangle shape. A vibrant scarlet painting in the living room energizes the entire space. The painting of a monk's fan is by well-known Thai artist Tawul Praman.

      The view from the living room shows the triangle corner of the house ending in an airy pointed terrace, complete with a Jacuzzi pool. Perfectly positioned for entertaining, the custom-made circular bar relieves the severe lines of the structure. Glass walls and sliding glass doors open the interior space to the golf course, giving the occupants a luxurious sense of endless greenery.

      The upstairs sitting area becomes a meditation room with the simple addition of a mattress and throw pillows. The paintings depict a series of monks' fans by Thai artist Tawul Praman, who is famous for his renditions of Buddhist themes.

      The view from the meditation room shows how the pointed upper terrace of the triangle house overlooks the golf course. Glass walls on all sides flood the house with sunlight, creating a delightfully airy atmosphere.

      It feels like a ship's deck on the terrace, furnished with matching triangular chairs-perfect for watching the sunset.

      A spectacular spiral staircase made of white terrazzo offers dramatic passage in an ivory tower.