FAQ

Ladda is a Thai collector and entrepreneur. For more than twenty years, she has travelled across Southeast Asia in search of artisans and traditional craftsmanship. She presents objects and furniture with ethnic and spiritual influences. Her collection brings together pieces rooted in Thai-Siamese, Shan, Karen, Khmer, Chinese, Hindu and other regional traditions, while keeping prices accessible, including for some one-of-a-kind pieces.

Apsara Art offers a wide selection of Asian art and furniture in a space of more than 4,800 m². You will find handcrafted furniture, Asian artworks, statues (some painted on site), Buddhist pieces, doors and arches, as well as interior and garden décor. Some pieces are antique, while others are contemporary. Many are unique or can be made to order. As part of our responsible approach, we only work with wood for which we have not commissioned the felling of trees.

Yes. Some creations can be made to order to suit your needs, using fine materials and carefully considered designs for indoor or outdoor spaces, homes or commercial settings.

Yes, delivery is available. Details, including delivery times, fees and service areas, are provided at the time of purchase or upon request.

We accept common payment methods, including cash, bank cards and bank transfers. Details are confirmed at the time of purchase or reservation.

Apsara Art and La Table d’Apsara are part of the same world. The collection of ethnic and spiritual art sits alongside carefully prepared French and Thai cuisine. Together, they bring the beauty of forms, materials and flavours into a setting shaped by cultural heritage and hospitality.

La Table d’Apsara serves entirely homemade Thai and French cuisine. Pizzas, snacks, coffee drinks and desserts are also available throughout the day. The French side of the menu has two complementary styles: a traditional selection and a more refined, delicate selection. The two sometimes come together, combining French techniques with Thai influences.

Yes. A selection of works from the collection is available for purchase. Each piece is carefully chosen and may come with information about its origin and cultural context. Please contact us directly if you have a specific request.

Yes. La Table d’Apsara is designed so visitors can explore the collection while enjoying a meal. You can spend time with the artworks before or after dining, all within the same setting.

Mapraow Villas extend the Apsara experience by bringing Thai culture and serenity together with contemporary villas inspired by Balinese and Thai design. Located on plots of 1 rai (1,600 m²) in the Thap Tai district of Hua Hin, the villas offer high-end living spaces with three to four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 350 to 420 m² of living area. Each villa has a private pool (sometimes an infinity pool with a jacuzzi), a landscaped garden, a sala, a fishpond and covered parking. Backed by experience developing more than 19 villas, the project starts at THB 15.9 million.

Mapraow Villas are offered for sale. Please contact us directly for details about availability, floor plans or terms.

Yes, viewings are available by appointment. Please contact us to arrange a visit.

Shambhala Wellness is Apsara Art’s meditation centre. It is a place dedicated to calm, reconnection and serenity. It will offer a space for yoga practice and, soon, a spa, in a peaceful environment designed for meditation, contemplation and renewal.

Shambhala Wellness is a project in development. A yoga space is planned, and a spa will open soon. Opening information will be shared on the website and our social media channels.

You can book online through the website or by phone or message. Reservations are recommended, especially in the evening and on weekends.

Yes. The menu includes vegetarian options, and we can accommodate special requests, such as gluten-free diets or allergies, where possible. Please let us know when booking.

Yes. The space can host private events, group dinners and cultural gatherings. Temporary exhibitions and events centred on art and gastronomy are also held throughout the year.

Apsara Art is in Hua Hin, in the Thap Tai district (Soi 112), approximately 3 km from the Sam Phan Nam Floating Market.

Yes. Our team welcomes visitors in French, English, Swedish and, of course, Thai.

You can contact us through the website form, by phone or by message. Contact details are available on the Contact page.