The Museum of Floral Culture is the creation of award winning floral artist Sakul Intakul who converted a colonial style building into a museum for floral art and designs that reflect Asian and Thai cultures. The museum is housed in an old massive two-storey building made of golden teak. It was built in 1920 and was the home of an officer in the Royal Guard in the reign of King Rama VI. The building is located in Bangkok's Dusit district, an area with royal palaces and military camps then and now. 
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After a guided tour of the house, enjoy afternoon tea with local sweets on the terrace of the museum's Salon Du The' overlooking the garden. Workshops on traditional and contemporary Thai floral art are held every second Saturday from 09:00-12:00AM in the garden’s Sala (private lessons on other days can be arranged on request, the venue can also be booked for private functions, such as Wedding receptions, cocktail parties and dining events). We also can arrange a guided tour by Khun Sakul himself including a glass of champagne or wine. Khun Sakul is fluent in English, has a very outgoing and warm personality and enjoys talking to people from all walks of life. However, since he is traveling quite a bit, we can only confirm a privately guided tour by Khun Sakul on short notice (2-3 weeks in advance). 

Tip: Combine your afternoon visit with pre-dinner cocktails at THE DECK BAR watching the sunset followed by dinner at the restaurant. The DECK is located opposite Wat Arun, which is beautifully illuminated during night time.