Hospitality interior photography of APT 101 in Bangkok, photographed by Christopher O’Grady for Soho Hospitality

Colorful seating area inside the living room at APT 101, photographed by Christopher O'Grady for a regional hospitality interior design portfolio

Interior photography project featuring a DJ booth and dancefloor with skyline art at APT 101 in Bangkok, photographed for Soho Hospitality.

Whiskey lounge with built-in DJ booth and ambient lighting, photographed for a hospitality interiors series at APT 101

Lounge with sofas and statement art, photographed as part of an interior design shoot at APT 101 by a Singapore-based interior photographer

Central bar photographed in the living room of APT 101, part of a professional interior photography project in Southeast Asia

Overview of the whiskey room bar at APT 101, professionally photographed to highlight interior design and mood

Pool table lounge in the whiskey room at APT 101, photographed as part of a hospitality design photography project

Interior photography of a lounge and dancefloor space at APT 101, Bangkok, created for Soho Hospitality

Wide view of the entertainment bar and lounge, photographed by an interior photographer for a regional hospitality project at APT 101

APT 101 in Bangkok – Hospitality Interior Photography

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This hospitality interior photography project documents APT 101 in Bangkok, a nightlife venue designed by Soho Hospitality. The space features a series of rooms with distinct identities, including a whiskey lounge, DJ booth, and private bar areas, all brought together through layered materials and low ambient lighting.

I was commissioned to photograph the venue with a focus on how each room shifts in tone, function, and atmosphere. Subtle additional lighting was used to emphasize the shape of the furniture and guide the viewer’s eye through each frame.

My goal was to create a visual narrative that connects each space, allowing the full set of images to tell the complete story of the venue. From the darker, more intimate whiskey room to the livelier entertainment areas, every image was approached with the intention of keeping the experience honest and immersive.

As an interior photographer based in Singapore, I work across Southeast Asia with hospitality and design teams to capture how people move through and experience these spaces, not just how they appear on paper.

If you're looking for hospitality interior photography in Singapore or Southeast Asia, get in touch here to discuss your project.

Below is a selection of images from the shoot.