The Story of Jujak

 

When M.R. Bongsebrahma Chakrabandhu, royal descendant and Renaissance man, turned his creative talents to interior design and construction, there were no limits to his dreams.

He longed to establish a company whose ingenuity, passion for work, and pursuit of perfection was without comparison.In 1944, his dreams, the outlet for his expression, became Jujak.

 

Building a Legacy

 

Before long, Jujak Construction Co. had earned a reputation for excellence.  The company grew upon the pillars of elegant furnishings, intricate details and an impeccable sense of design.

With the creation of The Ambassador Bar at the Rattanakosin Hotel, the first cocktail lounge in Thailand, Jujak cemented its legacy and began to receive accolades from the highest levels, including H.M. the Queen.

 

The 1964 World’s Fair Thai Pavilion

 

After constructing the Thai Pavilion at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York, the company caught the attention of foreign firms as well, which took notice of the sense of perfection inherent in Jujak’s work. Since then, Jujak has worked on numerous interior design and construction projects, from royal government developments to commercial and private enterprises.
Led by the family of late M.R. “Broome” Chakrabandhu, Jujak continues its tradition of excellence today, tailoring full-service construction and design options to clients and partners in Thailand and abroad.

 

Notable projects

 

• The Royal Thai Embassies in Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Stockholm
• Dusit Thani Pattaya
• Park Royal Residence
• Four Seasons Samui Village
• Quattro by Sansiri
• The Racha Resort

 

No Ordinary Interior Design Firm

 

There is no limit to what the company can provide. From the first concrete piling pounded into the ground to interior details, Jujak prides itself on going above and beyond in construction and design projects, working until all aspects have been made perfect.

Jujak remains synonymous with quality and prestige.
Having carried the dreams of its founder into the twenty-first century, Jujak has one eye toward the future and the other on the past.