Thursday, April 10, 2014
One Night in Bangkok
Actually, make that one night at ADAC, although it certainly felt like Bangkok. Jim Thompson recently celebrated the grand opening of their fabulous new Atlanta showroom, which is their first in North America. And in keeping with the company's Thai roots, the folks of Jim Thompson made sure to give the party Thai flair. There was Thai silk, Thai food, and even a Thai tuk-tuk, into which my friend Barry and I crammed our too-tall bodies.
I had hoped to take some photos of the showroom, but it was jam-packed with guests having a really good time. So instead, I'll show you official images of Jim Thompson's new Spring collections. The Temple of Dawn collection, which is named for a Bangkok landmark, includes some beautiful silks and breezy cottons and linens. Their new outdoor collection, aptly named Singing in the Rain, is made up of acrylic fabrics that can withstand the rigors of outdoor living.
If you're planning a trip to ADAC anytime soon, please stop by the new Jim Thompson showroom. The tuk-tuk may no longer be there, but beautiful fabrics await you.
Temple of Dawn collection:
Deva- linen, Lurex, viscose
Ampawan- linen, cotton, viscose
Benja- linen
Screen and curtains: Arun-linen
Chair: Pathum- silk, linen, viscose
Singing in the Rain Collection:
Deluge- acryliic
Stream- acrylic
Torrent- acrylic
Fabric photos courtesy of Jim Thompson Fabrics
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Love the new fabrics! But those fabric monkeys are a little scary!
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Quite the ride and great fabrics from Jim!
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Karena
The Arts by Karena
love the new fabrics especially the outdoor ones. xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
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ReplyDeleteMy other Barry, the owner of Parc Monceau Antiques. :)
DeleteGreetings from one knight (!) in Bangkok. Here is Wat Arun, (The Temple of Dawn),
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after which the first fabric draws its name. Will check it out at the JT shop here, to see how it looks unfolded.
How beautiful and exotic! Bangkok looks like such a fascinating city. How fortunate you are to live there.
DeleteGreat pic Jennifer! I was in a shop in Naples today (Jett Thompson Antiques and Interiors) and spied a coy of your new book!
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(PS, I am now with MP Interiors, formerly Webster and Company) Miromar Design Center...
Dean, Good luck with your new position! Sounds very exciting!
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