For example, Touchable Bangkok, a Bangkok furniture brand founded in 2000, designed furniture, chandeliers or ornaments are created using recycled waste such as wood, leather, fabric or boards, and are combined with local traditional craftsmanship and culture. For example, the inspiration for fabric hangings is to transform the traditional weaving art of the Ethan community in northern Thailand into exquisite hangings. Each work is handmade, symbolizing the stories, lifestyles and culture passed down from generation to generation.
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Sonite Décor, a home decoration brand also from Bangkok, focuses on the production of various daily objects such as bowls, boxes, pallets, flower pots, etc. The raw materials for its product design come from various waste materials produced by neighboring communities. Whether it is old banknotes, rice husks, coconut fiber, thermosetting plastic or marine plastic, they have become the source of brand research and design. The excellent design has also allowed them to continue to win awards from various countries such as the Good Design Award, Thailand TGDA Green Innovation Award, DFA Asian Design Award, and even included in the collection by Material ConneXion, the material library.
Thailand is a country full of freedom and peace. The high inclusion shown by the integration of different cultures is also presented in culture and design. In recent years, Thai design has also exchanged and cooperated with Japan and Denmark. This year will also display a series of products that have won the Danish Design Outstanding Award and the Japanese G-Mark (Good Design Award).
