For most people, the bedroom is the place in the house where most time is spent. It's therefore important to create a special bedroom space. 

Hanoi is full of interesting art galleries and has a history of encouraging artists. Now it is rising from the ashes as an artistic phoenix. 

Housed in the Ueno Royal Museum in Ueno, northeastern Tokyo, this exhibition displays Tibetan-style Buddhist artwork which has received praise wherever it is shown.  

The Lao weaving industry disappeared after the war in the 1970’s, but the gradual opening of Communist-run Laos means it is now being restored. 

Vietnamese lacquer ware is famous all over the world and its history is a fascinating insight into the patience and creativity of the Vietnamese people.  

If you associate bamboo with outmoded furniture and cheap housing materials, then think again. Bamboo is now being used by designers all over the world. 

The artists' community in Thailand is growing all the time and it's now possible to source original paintings, batiks and ceramics for decorating your home. 

Influenced by Indian and Chinese art forms, Louise Soloway likes to capture the essence of everyday life through her tableaux-like base-reliefs and art. 

The fun part of interior design is looking through the glossy design magazines for inspiration and envying the interior decorations inside the homes of celebrities. 

Chancery Lane Gallery in Hong Kong has been supporting contemporary artists, both locally and from around the world and showing their art works since 2001.