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Majestic and Chic
What is it about Thai style that is so different?
In all that concerns color, Thailand is a little like India in its mad use of saturated colors.  In the Thai calender, there is a color for each day of the week, as defined by the ancient Hindu astrological system.
In Thailand, the color of your birthday is traditionally considered more important than that of the actual day.
It is therefore no coincidence that a palette of red, yellow, pink, green, orange, sky blue, and purple are found throughout temples and in each decorative element.
At Design and Asia, we draw our inspiration from vibrant combinations and tones and also from the use of more sober colors.
So let color, which reflects your mood and creates ambience, take its effect.
Dreams of Thailand in Your Interior
To transport Thai style to your interior, play with accents of gold and deep, sumptuous purples and then combine them with neutral tones like black, grey, and white.
Use rich and intense color and marry it with a neutral, sleek, or metallic shade, and you will create an elegant and decisively modern space.
Material and Texture
It will then be easy to finish defining the mood by incorporating floral patterns and adding impact with different materials and textures. Try different hues, taking Thai designers—who are inspired by a frenetic combination of the new and the ancient—as examples.
They know how to recycle and reinterpret and combine the best of the past with the best of today's design.
This immense talent is definitely Thai.
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