ATT 19

Looking for a quiet cafe? ✨ This is it. The matcha vrowni was delicious but a little too sweet for me. They have a wide selection of desserts, definitely try them because they are as fresh as they are delicious. The staff were kind and attentive. The music selection was great, soft and slow. It had inner gardens, like hidden verandas, which could be a lovely experience. The interior design was tree-themed, creating a warm and cozy cafe atmosphere.

The use of space, light and texture here makes so much sense and flows together nicely. Each layer and room reveals itself without much need for an explanation. The “shop” on the ground floor felt like a stroll through an eclectic private collection, the upper floor is reserved for a solo exhibition. Everything can be accessed free of charge, so everyone can enjoy a free - and wonderfully executed - dose of art. Dare I say this is the first mixed used project in Thailand that I have thoroughly enjoyed. What a marvelous contribution to the community.

ATT19 is a hidden gem for art lovers in Bangkok. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, the gallery feels intimate and thoughtfully curated, making it easy to slow down and really appreciate the works on display. The space itself has a calm, refined atmosphere that complements the art beautifully The exhibitions focus on contemporary and traditional Asian art, and everything feels carefully selected rather than overcrowded. It’s not a large gallery, but that’s part of the charm 😌you can take your time, explore each piece, and enjoy the peaceful setting A great place to visit if you’re interested in art, culture, or just want a break from the usual busy city spots. Definitely worth seeking out if you’re exploring the Warehouse 30 area

Large contemporary gallery space in a lofty warehouse setting in the now fashionable arty Bang Rak district - you could miss the entrance, tucked away down an alley lined with palms and with no visible signage. The courtyard and lofty spaces reveal themselves dramatically as you enter. The collection, a beautifully curated melange of largely Japanese and Thai antiques and vintage wares among contemporary art pieces, is quite diverting and a pleasurable gander. The top floor is home to rotating exhibits.

Art gallery hidden in small alley. Nice staffs with good coffee and cake. Cozy and quiet.

This thoughtfully curated gallery, boutique, and café offers a seamless blend of antiques—many of which are Japanese—and works by local artists, creating a truly unique and inspiring space. Sue, the gallery attendant, was exceptionally knowledgeable and welcoming, answering all of our questions with warmth and enthusiasm. We were thoroughly pleased with both our experience and the items we purchased.

A lovely art shop/gallery in the corner of Charoenkrung road. This area is quite busy, but this place is very quiet and calm. The first floor is the shop, and the second floor is a temporary exhibition (every 2-3 months). There's no entrance fee, and there's a cafe/restaurant next to the entrance.

Incredible collection and gallery upstairs. I left feeling very inspired!!