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13/09/2026

In 2026, Fairmont officially makes its Thailand debut with Fairmont Bangkok Sukhumvit, bringing the century-old hospitality name to the heart of Sukhumvit. Set on Soi 20, the new address pairs contemporary Bangkok energy with the sense of occasion for which the brand has long been known.

Dining plays a central role. Harper’s is a lively North American brasserie with an open kitchen and fresh seafood display, while AELA Social Bar approaches cocktails through a four-chapter journey: Arrival, Orientation, Ground and Release. Above the city, Caya Pool Club reinterprets Bangkok street food for an elevated setting.

Then there is Wiggle Room. Set below street level, the immersive dining and entertainment venue brings together French-Asian cuisine, contemporary art and live performance in a space designed to evolve throughout the night.

Upstairs, the mood becomes quieter. Thai botanical references inform the interiors, complemented by warm finishes, Le Labo amenities and Nespresso machines. In the lobby, soaring proportions and sculptural lighting set the tone from arrival.

Our Assistant Digital Editor Sanpet Kettapan takes a closer look at how one of hospitality’s most storied names is beginning a new chapter in Bangkok.

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13/09/2026

Boucheron brought Human Being, its new high jewellery collection, to Seoul on 7 September, showing it at a gallery in Hannam-dong before a private dinner. The maison's global ambassador, the actress Han So-hee (), wore the Rain necklace for the presentation.

Human Being is this year's Carte Blanche, the collection Boucheron unveils each July and the one for which its creative director, Claire Choisne, is given an entirely free hand. It has taken her in past years to the scarcity of water and to the disappearance of nature; this year the subject is us, what we hold in common and what makes each person singular. From a single shape — the cluster necklace, in which stones are massed into one composition — she has drawn five sets, Rain, Flower, Light, Tattoo and Checkers, each a necklace with its matching ring, alike in silhouette and in almost nothing else. Between them, they took more than 14,000 hours to make.

Rain, the set Han So-hee wore, is the one that imitates falling water. Its diamonds sit inside hollow drops of rock crystal, suspended in layers of plant-based resin poured under vacuum, more than 4,800 of them placed by hand and in an order calculated so that the rain falls in three dimensions. The necklace alone took some 1,300 hours.

At dinner she changed into the Mauve necklace and a diamond bracelet, the necklace's pear-shaped emeralds set between leaves of pavé diamonds, with a 26 Vendôme emerald solitaire ring and Lierre de Paris earrings. Lierre is ivy, the wild growth Frédéric Boucheron admired beneath the Palais-Royal arcades when he opened his first shop there in 1858, and a motif the house has returned to ever since.

In Bangkok, the maison has been at Siam Paragon since 2025, its first boutique in Thailand.

Our Editor-in-Chief, Na Tasukon, observes that a collection about human beings is credited like one: Boucheron names the artisans who worked on it, some sixty of them, by their first names.

Images: Boucheron

12/09/2026

“To be lucky, you have to believe in luck,” Jacques Arpels liked to say. In 1968, the Maison gave the belief a shape: a long necklace of 20 motifs, each a four-leaf clover in textured yellow gold trimmed with a double row of beads. The Alhambra has renewed itself many times since — in size, in function and above all in what sits inside the beading.

This year, for the first time in the collection, that is enamel. The pink was made for it, by a technique inspired by the seventeenth-century “gold-ruby” process, in which the colour comes not from pigment but from fine particles of gold held in suspension. The shade needs particles of exactly the right size, shape and concentration; several years of research and development in the Maison’s enamel workshops went into perfecting the process.

Fine bubbles run through the finished material, and they are what gives each motif its depth and its singularity: no two are identical. Each is curved rather than flat, the better to intensify the shine and keep the reflections moving.

Five creations carry it — long necklace, necklace, pendant, bracelet and earrings — across Vintage Alhambra and Magic Alhambra, at the Maison’s Bangkok preview. Our Assistant Digital Editor was on the scene. The lucky charm has always known how to catch the light; now there is something inside for it to find.

The pendant is ฿118,000, the five-motif bracelet ฿194,000, the earrings ฿323,000 and the ten-motif necklace ฿369,000. Van Cleef & Arpels is at Siam Paragon, Central Embassy and ICONSIAM.

12/09/2026

More than four decades into its life on Ratchadamri, Anantara Siam Bangkok has undergone a THB 1.6 billion (USD 50 million) rebuild in two phases from mid-2025 to this month, without ever closing its doors. Every one of its 335 rooms, suites and villas has been remade, and the work ran through the Grand Ballroom and meeting rooms, the Kasara Executive Lounge, the Anantara Spa and the gardens. Anantara's three words for it: Transformed. Timeless. Thai.

The clearest change is outdoors. The Garden Pool Suites and Villas can be booked one at a time or run together into something larger, and at the top of that arithmetic sits the Anantara Pool Residence: six connected bedrooms, five private pools, 810 square metres, terraces linking each part, and a butler and chef on request. It sleeps fourteen. Indoors, the same logic climbs to The Penthouse, five bedrooms across 675 square metres, while the two-bedroom Jim Thompson Explorer Suite runs to 198.

Nine places to eat and drink remain: Spice Market, the Thai dining room reworked in the second phase; Biscotti; Shintaro; Madison Steak Avenue; Guilty Bangkok; Mocha & Muffins; The Lobby; and The Garden Terrace. The ninth has the news. AQUA Bar entered Asia's 50 Best Bars at No. 48 in July, its first year on the list, and keeps a duck on its logo for the ducks that once lived on the courtyard pond. The Siam Sports Club has a Technogym floor and Pilates studio, a Muay Thai ring and climbing wall outside, and the Anantara Spa rebuilt around traditional Thai healing.

The building is George "Pete" Wimberly's, built low and laid out around courtyards, and the painting above the staircase is Paiboon Suwannakudt's largest and his last, begun in 1982 for Bangkok's bicentenary and finished, after his death that October, by his daughter Phaptawan Suwannakudt. Our Editor-in-Chief, Na Tasukon, notes that Paiboon's masterpiece, with the Heavens in Thai Thought across the ceiling panels, remains a beloved constant amid the largest rebuild the hotel has taken on in its history.

Images: Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel | Anantara Hotels & Resorts

11/09/2026

Central Park was designed for the city Bangkok has become. A year in, the figures suggest it read the city correctly.

Our Assistant Digital Editor, Sanpet Kettapan, was at the anniversary celebration on 4 September, CENTRAL PARK 1ST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATE PEOPLE OF CENTRAL PARK: THE REUNION, which marked 25 million visits in the first year, more than 10 million of them from international travellers, with music, art, fashion and energy running simultaneously in every corner of the space.

The lineup — PP Krit, Thanaerng Kanyawee, New Chayapak, Yin War, Junior Mark, FAVIQ, WIM and TUKTUK RADIO — maps the breadth of the community Central Park has spent twelve months building, which is what Central Pattana means by a People-led Cultural Stage: a character set by the people who use the place.

Alongside the celebration, AH!Q arrived on the Roof Park “SuanDusit Arun”. Alan Hong (ALAN HONG), the Taiwanese designer and AI digital artist behind the white cloud character, chose Central Park for what Central Pattana counts as the first AH!Q experience in Asia Pacific and the newest of its Global Firsts, with a limited-edition range made for the centre and collaborations running down into its restaurants and shops.

The next chapter is already named: Bangkok’s World Stage, on three pillars — Global Firsts, Global Culture and Global Audience — with the ambition of making the city somewhere the world‘s creativity arrives first.

Year one was 25 million visits. Year two is targeting another 10 per cent.

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11/09/2026

Côte by Mauro Colagreco, the two-MICHELIN-Star dining room at Capella Bangkok, turns six and is marking it with an eight-course menu running for four days only, from 1 to 4 October, at lunch as well as at dinner.

Its name is French for coast, though which coast it means has shifted: the cooking begins on the Rivieras of France and Italy, then reaches for whatever is growing and landing here that day, with the Chao Phraya rather than the Mediterranean outside the window.

In 2022, Mauro Colagreco was appointed a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Biodiversity, a role no chef had taken before.

The restaurant arrived with the hotel in October 2020, the first he opened in Asia, and had a Star by December 2021. Another followed in the 2025 Guide, and both were held again in the 2026 edition, announced in November 2025. Davide Garavaglia, the executive chef, joined Colagreco at Mirazur in 2015 and has led the kitchen since. MICHELIN Thailand gave him its Young Chef Award in 2023, and he describes the anniversary menu as built from "the discoveries, ingredients and relationships" of the years behind it.

In February, Top Tables, BK Magazine's annual ranking of Bangkok dining, ranked the restaurant No. 1 for the second time and singled out its service.

Our Editor-in-Chief, , credits the floor as much as the cooking: MICHELIN Thailand's 2022 Service Award went to this room's manager.

In April, Food & W**e named the property Best Global Hotel for Food & Drink in its 2026 Global Tastemakers Awards.

A new cocktail list at Bar at Côte, drawn from the seaside towns of the French Riviera, arrives alongside the menu.

Eight courses at THB 9,500++, with a w**e pairing at THB 5,000++. Reservations at +66 2 098 3888.

Images: Capella Bangkok | Côte by Mauro Colagreco

10/09/2026

Central Park turned one on 4 September, a year to the day after it opened at the Sala Daeng intersection, and it has the figures to show for it: 25 million visits, more than 10 million of them by travellers from outside Thailand, the retail space 98 per cent let, and an average day bringing 65,000 to 75,000 people through the doors.

The anniversary was arranged to demonstrate how the building is meant to work. While PP Krit, Yin War, Thanaerng, New Chayapak, Junior Mark, FAVIQ, WIM and TUKTUK RADIO held the blue carpet and the first-floor main stage, music, art, fashion and lifestyle experiences ran simultaneously in every other corner. The evening's theme, CENTRAL PARK 1ST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATE PEOPLE OF CENTRAL PARK: THE REUNION, closed the campaign that led to it: People of Central Park, a commission from the New York illustrator Monsieur Poppi, who has worked with Cartier, Chanel and Maison Kitsuné, and whose 24 characters were drawn from the customers, fans and city crowd who have made the place theirs. The reunion was for them.

The new arrival is AH!Q, the white cloud character created by Taiwanese artist and designer Alan Hong (), now on the Roof Park “Suan Dusit Arun”, beside a blue seedling. Hong's following was built on Instagram, where the same soft, flat-faced figure is set against photographs of quiet, largely empty places; Bangkok has offered it the opposite, with 130,000 sqm of shopping centre space underneath.

Central Pattana calls the year ahead Bangkok's World Stage, split three ways: Global Firsts, bringing brands to the city early; Global Culture, opening the space to art, music and design from elsewhere; and Global Audience, widening the share of visitors from abroad. The traffic target is a further 10 per cent.

Central Park's founding concept was to look forward with respect for legacy, best expressed by its cascading 11,200 sqm roof park, laid out as an extension of the one below. Lumphini, Thailand's first public park, was given to the nation by King Rama VI in 1925. It turned a hundred the year Central Park opened.

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10/09/2026

Lotus Arts de Vivre has a habit of handing its boutique at the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel to a visiting collector. This month, in its fourth edition, Antoine Bakhache’s Vintage Salon opened there on 3 September with Perrier-Jouët. The collection remains with the house until 20 September.

He has spent more than thirty-five years as a jeweller and gemmologist, and came to Piaget by way of Cartier, after the enthusiasm at a vintage evening he hosted persuaded him there was an audience for it. Here the collection is shown as Piaget Vintage: The Ultimate Collection, with the maison's own monographs propped on the cases.

The watches are the reason to go. Piaget supplied movements to other houses from 1874 but registered its own name only in 1943, and much of the decade that followed went to a single problem: thinness. The Calibre 9P of 1957 solved it at two millimetres. What mattered just as much was its width: broader than the movements then used in women's watches, it gave Gérald and Valentin Piaget a dial large enough to treat as a decorative surface rather than a face. The first hard-stone dials followed in 1963, and by the end of the decade the catalogue ran to thirty.

The centrepiece is reference 9042P61, a Swinging Sautoir in 18-carat yellow gold, six hundred millimetres of chain hung with malachite cabochons at three points and finished in a tassel. The dial is malachite too, set into a watch that comes off the chain and onto the wrist. Piaget showed a sautoir of its own with the cuff watches when it marked its 150th anniversary at Art Dubai two years ago.

The jewellery in the remaining cases is the other half of the show: Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co., Bvlgari, Buccellati, Boucheron and Chaumet.

Our Editor-in-Chief, Na Tasukon, credits the house as much as the collector. Lotus Arts de Vivre has been staging exhibitions like this one since 2020. Bakhache has the eye that finds the pieces; the audience that turns up for them took four decades to assemble, one commission and one carefully chosen collaboration at a time.

Images: Lotus Arts de Vivre

09/09/2026

Music evokes memory, and memory infuses the palate. In The Memory of Music, award-winning director Alexis Gómez reinterprets Grange through sound — the first refrains of a song opening out into the notes of the w**e. Rich. Bold. Lasting.

The Memory of Music and The Colour of an Afternoon form a two-part film marking 75 years of Grange.

Presented by Penfolds W**es.

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