Silom Shopping

Art at Play

If you are looking for creative and inspiring items to decorate your walls, visit Art at Play in Soi Silom Soi 4. This friendly nighttime gallery exhibits and sells contemporary sculpture, photography, painting and fine art prints.

Jewelry Trade Centre

Serious gem and diamond collectors love Thai jewelry because of its skillful execution and attention to detail. The Jewelry Trade Centre is the best place in Bangkok to browse and shop for precious gemstones from around the country. Visitors will be impressed by the massive collection at various stores located within.

Jim Thompson Shop

The Jim Thompson Company, the famous international promoter of Thai silk, is renowned for its quality and beautifully designed products. Situated on the corner of Suwarong and Rama IV roads, the mansion-like Jim Thompson store offers a variety of colourful silk products.

From personal items to household pieces to handkerchiefs, shirts, neckties, place mats, wraps, cushions, curtains, bed sheets and more. There is also restaurant and café within. Other branches in Bangkok are at Jim Thompson’s House, the Emporium, CentralWorld, Isetan, Siam Paragon and at major five-star hotels.

The Silom Galleria

Only a short walk from Surasak Skytrain Station, The Silom Galleria has over 100 selected stores offering quality art, antiques, and gems. Many items on display at this art and craft centre are rare and unique. Some of the most exquisite pieces can be viewed by appointment only. It’s worth a visit.

Silom Village

Travel back to a time when the grandeur of traditional Thai houses hadn't been replaced with modern skyscrapers right in the heart of Silom, one of the city's most important business districts. Set among lush tropical greenery, Silom Village captures the spirit of old Bangkok through a compound of 17 well-preserved Thai antique houses dating back to the glorious era of King Rama V.

The complex features a hotel (Silom Village Inn), and a shopping arcade where an impressive collection of fine antiques, handicrafts, lacquer-finished products, jewellery, Thai silk, and furniture can be found. Besides the shopping arcade, you can also enjoy authentic Thai and international cuisine at the Silom Village Restaurant, complete with a Thai classical dance show.

Supersports

Sport fans and the health conscious will love this! This two-storey sportswear and equipment store on Silom Road (near Sala Daeng Skytrain Station, Exit 1) usually offers a better deal than any other Supersports in the department stores. Apparel and shoes are available in all sizes. There is also a section dedicated to avid golfers, too. Both local and international bands are for sale, including Guy Laroche, Hom, Speedo, Lacoste, Nike, Adidas, K-Swiss and more.

Tang Gallery

Located on the basement floor of The Silom Galleria, Tang Gallery is popular for its Chinese contemporary art. Most pieces on display here are from China. The exhibition space changes its display almost every month. Check out the information poster in the gallery’s lobby to see what’s on.