The “Khok Nong Na Model” Sufficiency Economy Learning Center uses recycled materials to decorate its accommodations. The roof is made from newspaper plates, while the pillars and doors are made from reclaimed wood. Furniture is sourced from the lumber market, all new items being specially ordered to help entrepreneurs continue their businesses. The walls are painted with a mixture of clay and glue, replacing chemical paint. The center can accommodate up to 40 participants. The center features:

A two-story house with panoramic views of the center, featuring three large bedrooms and accommodating up to 16 guests.

A rice paddy house with one bedroom, one bathroom, and a large bathtub accommodates up to four guests. All six houses are equipped with air conditioning, water heaters, comfortable beds, and spacious balconies. Relax amidst nature and enjoy the fresh air, as the water used for daily consumption is mineral water from underground.