There’s something quietly magical about Lofteyes, tucked away on the second floor of the Kaulin Building in Soi Thonglor 4, Wattana, Bangkok. It’s a beautiful, peaceful corner of the city: an old factory turned loft space where every soft window frame, wooden shelf, and object on display feels intentional. This is a space that breathes creativity, surrounded by brands we admire, each with their own quiet story.
This was our second pop-up in Thailand, and to be here felt like an extension of everything we care about. The slow pace, the thoughtful curation, the way the space invites you to pause and feel, Lofteyes holds all of that. They carry labels like Ciclo, Vacilando Bookshop, Brave Shoes, Thirty o Three, Seirie, and Wodd Bangkok—design-led pieces grounded in craft and care, much like the ones we aspire to make.
When the opportunity to do a pop-up here came to us, we said yes immediately. Not just for the city’s creative spirit, but for the chance to be part of a space that felt aligned. We met so many kind founders, designers, and makers, each one generous with their time and stories. Conversations flowed naturally: over materials, display setups, shared values, and the little details that mean everything.
It’s humbling to think how we arrived here. From the early days of creating on our own terms to slowly finding our way into communities that understand what we do. Lofteyes felt like a quiet affirmation, a reminder that our work has a place, and that place can be far from home and still feel just right.
We’ll be here only until the end of August, and already we know we’ll carry this experience with us long after. We’re deeply grateful to the team at Lofteyes for welcoming us so warmly, to the people who visited and lingered, and to the brands beside us who continue to inspire.
In the soft light of Thonglor, framed by green trees and calm conversation, we found something meaningful. Thank you for having us.