If you are thinking to redecorate your home, Thailand, the land of smiles, has tons of mementoes and home décor tips that can work wonders. Read on to know more about some of the great décor ideas from Thailand.
Elephants.
The elephant as a symbol is so much respected in Thailand that it was a national animal and also part of Thailand’s flag once. This animal is often a key catalyst in several Thai celebrations and sacred festivals. In Thailand, you will find temples dedicated to elephants and will also find several décor and souvenirs items embellished with the elephant. You can take home the most lavish and appealing décor back home, ranging from tapestries, figurines, pillows and a lot more.
Colourful Ceramics.
Thailand’s magnificent celadon and Benjarong pottery are renowned the world over. Celadon pottery is produced since the Sukhothai Period and has a distinct greenish glaze that resembles the Jade stonework. On the other hand, the Benjarong artwork is usually hand crafted with lots of design elements in gold. If you get a hand to any of this fine Thai pottery artwork, do ensure to take it back home to enhance your home décor.
Teak Wood.
Teak was once the most beloved wood to create fascinating home décor items in Thailand. But due to high international demand and rapid deforestation, its usage has become less prevalent. Nevertheless, you can still find some legit teakwood items or door, window, furniture ideas that can add charm to your living room back home!
Spirit Houses.
You will find Spirit houses across Thailand, from rural areas to busy city streets. They are vibrant wooden structures with small animal figurines decorating the exteriors and flowers, candles and incense elevating the interior. A miniature Spirit House can be an eye-catcher for a lot of visitors to your home. Else, you can take the idea and create something similar.
Artist’s House.
Baan Silapin or Klong Bang Luang, popularly named as artist’s house is a 200-year-old home along the Bangkok water canal. It’s in the Thonburi, the yesteryear’s capital and is visited by lots of tourists who are looking to experience traditional Thai homes. The artist’s house is beaming with creativity and has stained glassed windows, vivacious canvas pieces, painted wooden decor, and a lot more. The place is full of ideas which you can use to redecorate your home!
Everywhere you look in beautiful Thailand, you will get inspiration to redo your home interior and garden area. So, pack something or carry an idea back home!
