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STAY IN STYLE Bangkok

The website StayInStyleBangkok.com is launched to celebrate the nation’s success of being the Asia’s largest central market for lifestyle products. The website is a gateway to the STYLE Bangkok Fair where buyers and interested parties can browse, take the virtual tour of the fair, and make their own shopping list, with comprehensive information on each product and each producer, with direct contacts – no middleman involved, not even the government.

Forget the muddling categories of products you have seen in other fairs. Forget the moments you have lost your way in meandering aisles. The new virtual fair website includes easy navigation with all zones mapped out for buyers’ convenience.

Should you be ready to enter the new world of no boundaries and no restrictions, with complete collections of lifestyle products on virtual shelves aimed at easy navigation, StayInStyleBangkok.com is your answer. Celebrate the future of lifestyle product exhibition where not just thousands of international buyers, but many more, gather to be inspired.

STYLE Bangkok Fair

STYLE Bangkok is the annual international trade fair held in Bangkok, Thailand, offering the most comprehensive assortment of lifestyle goods – gifts, household items, home décor, furniture, fashion items, and many more. In the last edition of the fair, the organiser coined it with a catchy theme of “Crenovative Origin” which hints at products with creativity, innovation, and original [Thai identity]. The products on show and on sale at the fair hold the keys to the upcoming trends of lifestyle products

The fair has originally been held in three separate events, namely BIFF & BIL (Bangkok International Fashion Fair & Bangkok International Leather Fair), BIG+BIH (Bangkok International Gifts & Bangkok International Houseware Fair), and TIFF (Bangkok International Furniture Fair). After more than two decades, the cluttering fairs have now become singular but with what all buyers and visitors need.

The STYLE Bangkok Fair 2019, recently held late last year, was the biggest of all, with 986 exhibitors in 1,841 booths. A big proportion of exhibitors are Thai exporters but the trade fair itself also includes foreign exhibitors from Vietnam, Hong Kong, China, Ghana, Japan, Taiwan, India, Malaysia, and South Korea. With lifestyle products accounting to 5% of Thailand’s overall exports, the trade show painted a brighter future for lifestyle product shipments, with higher purchase orders from big markets such as the US, Japan, and China. Among the best-selling products from Thailand are furniture, home décor, artificial flowers, perfume, handicrafts, textiles, stationery, office supplies, toys, and houseware products.

SPECIAL ZONES & HIGHLIGHTS

Niche Markets

thoughtfully designed products catering for particular market segments including 60+ products for Grand Generation, Mom & Kids products, Pets products, and locally-made-and-marketed OTOP products.

Special Exhibitions and Initiatives

with an aim to inspire, educate, and share among attendees of the fair to connect and collaborate so that the design industry can grow and prosper together.

New Faces

offering opportunity for new entrepreneurs to showcase their creations.

Pattern Creator & Functional Textile Exhibitions

highlighting the capability of Thai textile designers and manufacturers in combining originality and creativity with innovation.

Art Zone

bringing rare art pieces from renowned Thai artists to delight and inspire visitors.

Designers’ Room & Talent Thai

showcasing selected creative works from talented lifestyle and fashion designers.

Innovation & Design Showcase

bringing forth the innovation and design products in Thai lifestyle industry.

Innovation & Design Bazaar

engaging innovation and design entrepreneurs and start-ups to participate in business matching to leverage marketing opportunity.

Innovation + Design Style Café

catering for innovative and environmentally-friendly products in the relaxing cafe-style ambience.

Provincial Commerce Zone

putting on display over 80 exhibitors from around Thailand, especially those from provinces of the deep south.