A derelict teak house in Chiang Mai became the unlikely beginning of 137 Pillars, linking a heritage hotel in Wat Ket with a sky-high Sukhumvit address.
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A derelict teak house in Chiang Mai became the unlikely beginning of 137 Pillars, linking a heritage hotel in Wat Ket with a sky-high Sukhumvit address.
Set in Chiang Mai’s Wat Ket neighbourhood, 137 Pillars House is centred on a restored teak house and a collection of elegant timber structures. (Photo: 137 Pillars House Chiang Mai)
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