Vanich House
Heritage architecture meets modern design
In Bangkok’s historic Talat Noi neighbourhood, tucked away between narrow lanes and the quiet rhythm of the river, stands Vanich House — a brilliantly restored 1920s steam-engine workshop turned creative design hub. The building, still carrying its original bones and charm, now lives a second life as a concept store, café and cultural space.
Step through its wooden doors and you’ll find a blend of old and new: sun-dappled brick walls, minimalist interiors and carefully curated objects — handmade ceramics, Thai design pieces, vintage furniture and art prints. It’s the kind of place where you browse slowly, coffee in hand, while the city hums softly outside.
Vanich House isn’t about shopping in the traditional sense; it’s about atmosphere, preservation and discovery. Each room feels personal, a dialogue between Bangkok’s industrial past and its creative present.
Our Verdict
A visit to Vanich House feels like entering a piece of living history. It’s design with soul — thoughtful, tactile, and rooted in the city’s oldest quarter. Proof that Bangkok’s most interesting shopping doesn’t happen in malls, but in the small, quiet spaces that remember where the city came from.
Details
Location: 722 Soi Wanit 2, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100
Concept: Heritage house turned design store & café
Highlights: Local design, craft furniture, ceramics, gallery space, events
Hours: 11 AM – 7 PM (closed Mondays)
Nearby: Warehouse 30, River City Bangkok, Talat Noi street art
