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The Emporium's refurbished home-accessories space allows Bangkokians to indulge in the art of living
LOOKING FOR that special something for your kitchen or bedroom or a gift to celebrate a wedding or another important event? Then head to The Living at the Emporium and spend a few hours browsing the magnificent selection of super-premium household products from some of the leading names in home accessories.
The space, which underwent a major renovation earlier this year, is bigger and better than before with 4,000 square metres of floor area devoted to the “art of refined living”, all packed with home decor, tableware, kitchen utensils, garden items and bedding created by 300 international top brands and local designers.
“Our main clients are young professionals and expatriates living in the Sukhumvit area who want to make their homes really special,” says
Voralak Tulaphorn, senior vice president of the Mall Group.
“We know that they won’t be satisfied with anything except the best the market has to offer, and so we are bringing together brands known for their unique designs and outstanding quality.”
The Living is divided into three main zones. The home decorative area features furniture, accessories, ceramic candles and
colourful pillows by New York-based designer brand Jonathan Adler.
Dubbed “modern American glamour”, his designs take an optimistic view of life and are inspired by his travels.
Danish brand Miss Etolie has hand-crafted ceramics in art deco-style including plates stamped with “Eat Me” along with teacups, jars and teapots painted with smiling faces boasting long eyelashes and pink cheeks.
Earthology from India offers an eye-catching range of screened silk pillows and cushions, hand-woven quilts, porcelain tableware coated with 24-karat gold, vintage wooden furniture and crystal chandeliers.
The garden zone features rustic glass flowerpots in different designs and decorative ceramics by Wallflower along with a range of stoneware in different textures from local brand Yarnnakarn Art & Craft Studio.
In the kitchen and glassware zone, Pantry Magic offers a wide selection of baking and pastry tools from popular manufacturers Swissmar, Chicago Metallic, Typhoon, Anchor and Kitchen Aid as well as porcelain dinnerware by Haviland, whose classic designs grace only the finest of the world’s tables.
Bassetti and Zucchi from Italy, David Fussenegger from Austria, Ralph Laurent, Missoni Home, Bassetti and Omazz Bergano, meanwhile, rule the bedding zone with linens made from the purest textiles.
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>>The Living is on the fourth floor |of Emporium. It’s open daily from 10 to 10.
