Bangkok's Oyster and Things: A Fresh Cultural Experience

Located on Song Wat Road No. 67, "Oyster and Things" is a cultural space nestled within an old colonial house, like a hidden treasure from the depths of time. This place is a perfect blend of history and modernity. The weathered brick walls are adorned with green vines, and the cast iron window frames tell stories of bygone days. As you step through the door, the lazy jazz tunes from a 1940s phonograph fill the air. The three-story-high space is filled with artifacts spanning over half a century. From Bohemian-style vintage jewelry and Bauhaus-inspired furniture to vinyl records and brass candlesticks, every item carries a unique story. The designer has skillfully preserved the original terrazzo flooring and carved columns of the building, creating a fascinating dialogue between industrial-style pendant lights and antique velvet sofas. This is a haven for enthusiasts of all kinds: 7515 film camera lovers can capture the aesthetics of light and shadow, vinyl collectors can hunt for rare records, home decor aficionados can find unique furnishings, and artistic souls can gather fragments of inspiration. Open from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM on weekdays and starting at 10:00 AM on weekends, the space is bathed in sunlight streaming through stained glass windows during weekend afternoons. It's recommended to bring a film camera to capture the interplay of light and shadow. If you happen to meet the curator wearing a vintage apron, take a moment to listen to the century-old tales behind the exhibits. Here, you can enjoy a unique cultural and stylish experience.