A pioneer of updating trad Thai products to today's aesthetics, Ayodhya's chain turns out understated, useful items such as seats made from tree vines and...

This 1922 home of an early Thai railway boss has antique and reproduction furnishings for sale, such as the brass pestle-and-mortar ashtrays. The...

Supremely successful, Emporium lures the well-off with Euro-couture and long-established Thai jewellers. Lesser mortals come for the local and impor-ted...

Most major rock/pop concerts - Thai and inter - hire the 12,000-seat IMPACT Arena in Asia' vast complex. Book via Thai Ticket Major...

Sweltering sightseers and shoppers craving air-con can breathe in Bangkok's first mall for Indian goods. Replacing the burnt-out ATM Department Store, it...

The Thai silk pioneer has ventured beyond pillowcases, scarves and clubby neckties into high fashion, palatial interior design and experimental silk art...

Across the concourse from Lamont Antiques' East Asian collectibles you find Lamont's designs of equal élan, which utilise unusual materials, such as shells...

An Asian Fabergé, Lotus's jewellery, decorations and trinkets are as mysteriously oriental as they come. One-off pieces employ exotic materials from oyster...

Don't even try to make sense of this frenzied, overcrowded mall linked to the Pathumwan Princess hotel. More than 1,000 shops and stalls flog gold,...

Derived from swordmaking traditions, Aranyik's much-imitated spoons, forks and knives - with twisted, textured or dimpled handles - feature on top...

Retro-styled, this three-storey air-con bazaar holds traditional jewellers and silk retailers, clothes, household goods and computer repairs. Under the...

A charming old wooden hospital converted into a select lifestyle precinct. Buying ops include chic kitsch by Reflections and Himalayan-focused arts,...

A showroom of top Thai furniture designers, including Ayodhya, Yothaka, Ango World and Planet 2001, focusing on seductively experimental furniture made from...

Promenade is a high-end mall of interiors shops. It veers from imports like über-suave Christian Liaigre to the whimsical work of aristo stylist ML...