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Championing textile fibers made from water hyacinth, Ayodhya is a leading home decorative brand in Thailand. It creates beautiful chairs, baskets and other objects, made possible by a network of grassroots and hill tribes it has nurtured over the years.
Sustainable design is in Thailand’s DNA, don’t miss Thailand’s promise to sustainable design.
PIN is an artist and designer who repurposes metal waste striking sculptures. Understanding the value of the materials having grown up in a family who owned a steel company, she has transformed the scrap material into public artworks, chandeliers and even room dividers.
It continues with the winners of the DEmark awards whose designs represent some of the best independent designers and studios in Thailand.
It’s a part of the collection perfectly represented by Moonler who utilizes traditional materials and techniques to craft pieces that celebrate the natural origins of their materials.
The collection concludes with Young Talent who represent the next generation of design talent in Thailand.
Exploring craft techniques from across the globe, Kitt.Ta.Khon creates handwoven furniture pieces and interior finishes that honour their cultural meaning. The brand was founded by designer Teerapoj Teeropas with the mission to transfer crafting knowledge and skills to new generations.
“A social aspect is an art form of revolutions”, says Vantzer, a studio that crafts uniquely decorative objects ranging from espresso cups to vases in various industrial materials and processes.
The second edition of Maison&Objet’s collaboration with the Department of International Trade Promotion aims to present Thai designers and brands to a global audience. The result is a showcasing of the singularity of the Thai Spirit matched with outstanding technical skills and the untamable creativity of Thai designers.
“When the Thai Spirit, technical skills and creativity of Thai designers are matched with high quality and world-class manufacturing standards, the results are extraordinary. Thai creations can be in the same league as the world’s design giants,” says the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP).
Discover more about design in Thailand, don’t miss Design in Thailand: DEmark Awards spotlights “Regenerative Design” in the country.