Promotion: over 500 leading Thai designers and brands working in sectors spanning furniture to health and beauty will make up this year’s Style Bangkok fair.
Taking place in the capital between 2 and 6 April, Style Bangkok 2025 is the eighth edition of the fair, which exists to showcase the quality and diversity of design coming out of Thailand.
This year the event will feature a total of 800 booths, across which 500 Thai designers and brands are set to showcase their work.
Style Bangkok 2025 is held annually by the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) and the Board of Trade of Thailand (BOT).
Alongside furniture and health-related products, visitors to the 2025 fair can expect to see a range of products including homeware, stationary, giftware and toys.
According to its organisers, the event has been curated to bring together “the best of Thai design under one roof”.
“From internationally recognized brands to emerging talents, Style Bangkok 2025 is a melting pot that reflects the heart and soul of Thailand’s creative spirit,” the organisers said.
“[It] is a must-visit for anyone interested in design, lifestyle, and fashion, showcasing creativity, diversity, and sustainability.”
Alongside contemporary sustainable designs such as these, Style Bangkok 2025 will also make space for creations that pay homage to Thai traditions.
For example, designer Yothaka will showcase furniture that marries traditional craft with more modern design techniques, while bamboo specialist Korakot will be presenting decor crafted with age-old Thai kite-making techniques.
Alongside contemporary sustainable designs such as these, Style Bangkok 2025 will also make space for creations that pay homage to Thai traditions.
For example, designer Yothaka will showcase furniture that marries traditional craft with more modern design techniques, while bamboo specialist Korakot will be presenting decor crafted with age-old Thai kite-making techniques.
Elsewhere, glassware brand Hizoga will present colourful drinkware, formed with traditional glassblowing techniques but designed to double as sculptural home accessories.
For beauty enthusiasts, highlights include organic skincare products by the brand Mamagreen Organic, made using Thai herbs, while visitors interested in fashion can expect to see clothing emblazoned with graphic prints by upcoming clothing brand Simonssister and accessories adorned with glass by Bangkok brand Caso Jewelry.
Style Bangkok 2025 will take place at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand. It is expected to welcome over 25,000 visitors between 2 and 4 April, when it will be open to traders, and 5 to 6 April, when it is open to the public.
Alongside the exhibits, the event will offer product tryouts and workshops. To find out more about Style Bangkok 2025, visit the website here.
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