FIND Design Fair Asia 2026 and CEA Showcase 20 Thai Design Brands at QSNCC, 26-28 Nov

FIND Design Fair Asia, Bangkok Edition 2026 has partnered with the Creative Economy Agency (Public Organization), or CEA, to open the Thailand Creative House zone, showcasing more than 20 Thai design brands under the concept Thai's Soul of New Designs across furniture, home decor, materials and lifestyle products, alongside the FIND Global Summit talk stage and more than 100 exhibiting companies in total. The event will be held from 26 to 28 November 2026 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, or QSNCC, in Bangkok.

Thailand Creative House was first launched in 2024 through a collaboration between CEA and public and private sector partners to drive Thai creative businesses into international markets. Over this period, more than 100 Thai creators have participated in more than 30 trade fairs and design festivals across Asia, such as Creative Expo Taiwan, China-ASEAN Expo and DesignInspire by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, helping generate a revenue increase of more than 30 per cent for project participants. Its return to Bangkok this year represents an opportunity to bring Thailand Creative House back home once again.

Thai-Crafted Wood, Rattan and Outdoor Furniture

The woodwork category includes Jird Design Gallery, which selects traceable community-sourced timber and uses Mortise and Tenon joinery techniques to allow disassembly and long-term repair, while DEESAWAT exports woodwork to the United States, Italy, Japan, China and the Middle East. Mother Goose focuses on children's furniture and recently completed a hospitality real estate project in New Zealand. Meanwhile, Take Home Design combines rattan and rice husks with glass legs in its G Model chair, winner of the Creative Transformation Award 2026, with a flat-pack design to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transport.

The brand +SENSE, winner of 6 DEmark awards since 2011, focuses on outdoor furniture built to withstand hot and rainy weather. ASE has manufactured upholstery and furniture for hotels and export markets, particularly Japan, since 1992, while Sculpture turns leftover materials from production processes into sculptural works that reinterpret Thai wisdom.

Recycled Materials and Natural Fibres for Sustainability

In natural fibres, SARNSARD is a studio from southern Thailand working with 20 artisan families, and MUNIE hand-weaves and naturally dyes water hyacinth, including developing materials for Kering's Beyond Pelle project in Italy. INGTARA by Mae Ing Shibori combines Lanna dyeing with Japanese Shibori techniques, and ProdPran Craft develops indigo-bearing plants from Phrae province into creative pieces.

In lighting, Ango uses natural and recycled materials to handcraft lamps, which have been exhibited in France, Italy, Singapore and Australia. R E S shapes recycled aluminium into furniture, and THANIYA1988 pairs hand-painted pottery with fragrance products from MN Formula, which were previously selected as gifts for Chanel and Louis Vuitton. In addition, Spirulina Society uses plant- and mycelium-based 3D Printing technology to produce household items, while SHERPUBLIQ develops Thai herbs into scent products for hotels and spas, winning a DEmark award.

The event also features the FIND VIP Buyer Programme, in which the team arranges appointments between Thai brands and selected buyers. Confirmed buyers participating this year include Hilton International, DLF Limited, Gensler, HBA, Steve Leung Designers and Dubai Holding Asset Management.

This event is of interest to event organisers and interior designers looking for new Thai materials and brands, as well as hospitality and real estate professionals seeking to build on their interior projects with Thai-crafted products, and design enthusiasts wishing to explore new furniture and home decor ideas at QSNCC.