This huge warehouse promises 100-percent vintage Nordic furniture. Expect to see rare chairs and lamps like Gote Moble’s brown leather armchair and Couple Sputnik ceiling lamps. There’s an on-site steak and spaghetti-specializing cafe, too, in case you want to relax before taking the items you’ve found home.  

 

Despite the Ari branch’s closure, Ekkamai’s good old Onion is still serving Brave Roaster’s coffee amid House Sorasak’s vintage finds. Expect to unearth retro and deadstock sunglasses and apparel from emerging cult brands The Hill Side, SSAP and Shoes Like Pottery.       

 

This old house-turned-cafe offers a unique multi-label store on the second floor dubbed Indigo to Indian. The shop mainly focuses on indigo dye work, apparel and silver and stone wear created in collaboration between the owner and Chiang Mai locals, making for some pretty unique pieces.       

 

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