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Dior’s Gold House: Where Luxury Meets Art, Fashion, and Michelin-Starred Magic

Bangkok’s New Cultural Epicenter for the Stylish and the Savory


Dior is bringing the glamour, the artistry, and the indulgence to the heart of Bangkok this December. Dior Gold House, a new concept store, is set to open its golden doors on December 8 in the city’s Ploenchit district – a neighborhood already brimming with high-end hotels, opulent malls, and embassies. But this isn’t just any boutique. Oh no. Dior is taking over with a space that blends high fashion, contemporary art, and a touch of Michelin-star magic – all in one breathtaking garden setting.


Inspired by the grandeur of Dior’s iconic Paris flagship at 30 Avenue Montaigne, the Gold House is more than just a store – it’s a curated experience. The pop-up (yes, just a temporary two-year affair) will evolve season after season, showcasing the latest collections from Maria Grazia Chiuri and Kim Jones, the brilliant minds behind Dior’s womenswear and menswear, respectively. And the best part? The space is a living tribute to Thailand’s creative soul, with works from a stunning roster of local artists and designers. Think bamboo light fixtures by Korakot Aromdee, eco-art by Wishulada Panthanuvong, and a jaw-dropping Christmas tree made of 25,000 handwoven Thai fans by Saran Yen Panya. The list goes on, but we’re already getting chills.


This immersive world of luxury wouldn’t be complete without a culinary twist, and that’s where Café Dior comes in. Step inside and prepare to be seduced by the sweet creations of Mauro Colagreco, the three-Michelin-starred chef behind the globally adored Mirazur in France. His desserts? Simply unforgettable. Pair your Dior experience with a taste of Colagreco’s masterpieces, and you’ll be living the dream in more ways than one.


Dior’s move into Bangkok comes at a time when Thailand’s luxury market is making waves, expected to hit a cool $3.4 billion in 2024. The brand, part of the LVMH conglomerate, already has five boutiques in Thailand – four in Bangkok and one in Phuket – but this is something entirely different. It’s a celebration of fashion, art, and local culture like never before.


The best part? This unique fusion of worlds isn’t just about shopping. It’s about experiencing a new kind of luxury, one that’s as rich in creativity as it is in craftsmanship. It’s a love letter to Bangkok. To Thailand. To the boundless potential of artistic collaboration.

Dior Gold House opens its doors on December 8, and trust us, you’ll want to be there for it.


By Sanya Mangal, Team Luxpresso

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