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V-ZUG Launches Flagship Studio in Bangkok to Tap into High-End Market

V-ZUG Launches Flagship Studio in Bangkok to Tap into High-End Market

Swiss luxury appliance brand V-ZUG opens its first studio in Thailand, catering to the growing demand for ultra-luxury home goods.
Swiss luxury appliance manufacturer V-ZUG has officially opened its first flagship studio in Thailand, located on the ground floor of the Bupajit Building on North Sathorn Road, Bangkok.

This initiative aligns with the expanding luxury and ultra-luxury real estate market in Thailand, reflecting a significant trend in the local high-end consumer sector.

The studio aims to introduce the V-ZUG brand, known for its innovative and sustainable home appliances, to the Southeast Asian market.

Designed meticulously, the studio embodies V-ZUG's values of craftsmanship, innovation, and sustainability, providing an elevated experience for luxury homeowners, property developers, and interior designers who seek new standards of excellence in luxury living.

V-ZUG’s Bangkok studio prominently features an aesthetic combining luxury with sustainability, showcasing cutting-edge Swiss craftsmanship.

The products include environmentally friendly materials and energy-efficient solutions.

V-ZUG is recognized as the first appliance brand to achieve 100% carbon neutrality in its production processes since 2020, further solidifying its commitment to responsible and sustainable innovation.

Angeline Yap, Managing Director for the Southeast Asia region, highlighted that the V-ZUG Bangkok studio serves as a space where technology, timeless design, and sustainability converge to create a new era of luxurious lifestyle for homeowners and property developers in Thailand.

The studio provides an opportunity for customers to experience the brand's ultra-luxury Swiss appliances, which enhance daily living while being environmentally conscious.

Among the featured products are the Refresh Butler, which uniquely cleans and freshens garments without traditional washing methods, utilizing patented photocatalysis technology.

This innovative approach eliminates bacteria, unwanted odors, and allergens up to 99.99% without chemicals or detergents.

Also on display is the Grand 90cm Combi-Steam Oven & Power Steam, the world's largest hybrid steam oven designed for health-conscious cooking, featuring various cooking methods that cater to evolving culinary trends.

The Adora series dishwashers and washing machines combine efficiency with sustainability, optimizing energy and water use while adhering to Swiss precision standards.

V-ZUG is well-regarded among prominent architects and designers globally, including representatives from firms like WOHA, K2LD Architects, and others.

This recognition stems from V-ZUG’s ability to merge advanced technology with timeless design, making it a preferred choice for high-end residential and hospitality projects that prioritizes elegance and functionality.

The opening of V-ZUG’s flagship studio in Bangkok is viewed as a significant step towards introducing Swiss-made luxury appliances into Thailand’s upscale property developments.

Collaborations with luxury real estate developers will redefine the experience of living lavishly, integrating unmatched craftsmanship and environmentally considerate technology to elevate the standards of sustainable high-end living.

V-ZUG emphasizes the pride of its ‘Swiss Made’ certification, which guarantees that at least 60% of production costs are incurred in Switzerland, underscoring the brand's commitment to high-quality craftsmanship.

The studio’s design, led by renowned designer Gabriel Castelló Pinyon, reflects the brand's vision while delivering an immersive experience that harmoniously blends technology with impeccable elegance.
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