Pantone Collectives

Pantone Collectives Pantone Collective redefines interior design and architecture, blending comfort, style, and innovation for both residential and commercial spaces.

02/09/2026

Why build quietly when you can build in colour ðŸ”ĩ

23/08/2026

You don’t walk into the space. You enter its atmosphere. Facade doing the talking COSY BOX

06/08/2026

Monotones, handcrafted terrazzo, precision inlay, and a landscape that softens every geometric edge. Designed from the ground up to shape how people move, pause, and experience the space.

04/08/2026

Warning : We call them Art Objects

ACES was conceived as an exploration of what architecture can become after dark.Reimagining the contemporary nightlife v...
13/07/2026

ACES was conceived as an exploration of what architecture can become after dark.

Reimagining the contemporary nightlife venue as an immersive performances environment, the project moves beyond conventionality club typologies to create a layered experience shaped by atmosphere, anticipation, and human presence.

Designed as a sequence of spatial moments, the venue continuously shifts throughout the evening transitioning between gathering, performance, and collective experience. Light becomes material. Movement becomes choreography. Architecture becomes stage, audience, and performer simultaneously.

Rather than spectacle alone, the project investigates the relationship between intimacy and energy constructing an environment that is activated by presence and transformed through participation.

A study in nocturnal culture, sensory sequencing, and the ritual of night.

Project: ACES, Bangkok
Client: Mohit Ahuja
Photographer: Lokesh Dang
Furniture: outdoorfurnitures.in
Design team: Tanya Chutani Sejal




ACES was conceived as an exploration of what architecture can become after dark.Reimagining the contemporary nightlife v...
10/07/2026

ACES was conceived as an exploration of what architecture can become after dark.

Reimagining the contemporary nightlife venue as an immersive performances environment, the project moves beyond conventionality club typologies to create a layered experience shaped by atmosphere, anticipation, and human presence.

Designed as a sequence of spatial moments, the venue continuously shifts throughout the evening transitioning between gathering, performance, and collective experience. Light becomes material. Movement becomes choreography. Architecture becomes stage, audience, and performer simultaneously.

Rather than spectacle alone, the project investigates the relationship between intimacy and energy constructing an environment that is activated by presence and transformed through participation.

A study in nocturnal culture, sensory sequencing, and the ritual of night.

Project: ACES, Bangkok
Client: Mohit Ahuja
Photographer: Lokesh Dang
Furniture: outdoorfurnitures.in
Design team: Tanya Chutani Sejal




ACES was conceived as an exploration of what architecture can become after dark.Reimagining the contemporary nightlife v...
04/07/2026

ACES was conceived as an exploration of what architecture can become after dark.

Reimagining the contemporary nightlife venue as an immersive performances environment, the project moves beyond conventionality club typologies to create a layered experience shaped by atmosphere, anticipation, and human presence.

Designed as a sequence of spatial moments, the venue continuously shifts throughout the evening transitioning between gathering, performance, and collective experience. Light becomes material. Movement becomes choreography. Architecture becomes stage, audience, and performer simultaneously.

Rather than spectacle alone, the project investigates the relationship between intimacy and energy constructing an environment that is activated by presence and transformed through participation.

A study in nocturnal culture, sensory sequencing, and the ritual of night.

Project: ACES, Bangkok
Client: Mohit Ahuja
Photographer: Lokesh Dang
Furniture: outdoorfurnitures.in
Design team: Tanya Chutani Sejal








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