Jim Thompson was an American architect known for revitalizing the silk trade in Thailand in the 1950s and 1960s. He mysteriously disappeared in the Malaysian jungle in 1967.
His former residence has been turned into a museum in Bangkok. Tucked away along a canal off a side street, it's a truly beautiful and peaceful location. His house is special because it was formed from parts of six antique Thai houses that were moved from various parts of Thailand to Bangkok.
As big fans of architecture, we found the tour of the house fascinating. Everything was in such good shape and magnificently preserved. Unfortunately, pictures were not allowed to be taken inside the house.
They also have a gift shop here to buy silk products. It's somewhat expensive but at least you know you're getting quality products. I bought a set of makeup and jewelery bags.
1 comment:
Love this house! Wish I could see inside!
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