Red Building Vintage Chatuchak — Attraction in Chatuchak Subdistrict

We were recommended to visit the Red Building in Chatuchak when I wanted to buy something for my young daughter, and it turned out to be such a cool place. Inside, it’s like a mini treasure hunt—there are stalls filled with all sorts of vintage stuff, from retro radios, digital cameras, and old signs to shelves stacked with funky clothes and collectibles from decades ago. I loved rummaging through the upper floors for unique clothes and kept finding quirky items you just don’t see anywhere else. The vibe is pretty chill and far less hectic than the main Chatuchak market outside, which made it easy to take my time and really explore. I still wish I’d had more time there. If you have any interest in vintage shops or just want a break from the usual Bangkok shopping crowds, I’d definitely recommend checking out the Red Building. It’s one of those spots where you never know what you’ll find, and that makes it...

Wow this is a standout gem in the heart of Chatuchak. Housed in a charming red building that perfectly sets the vintage vibe, this place offers a curated selection of retro fashion, quirky decor, and one-of-a-kind collectibles. What truly sets it apart is its impressive range of vintage furniture. I found so many great middle century pieces for my new home that truly elevated my living space.

The store is thoughtfully organized, making it easy to browse and uncover hidden treasures at every turn. The staff are friendly and passionate, often sharing interesting stories behind each item, which adds to the overall experience.

Whether you’re a seasoned vintage collector or simply looking to add a unique flair to your style and home, Red Building Vintage Chatuchak is definitely worth a visit. Enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere and take home a...

One of the best places to shop vintage home items and clothing in Bangkok. Several floors to peruse as well as some outdoor vendors in front of the building and another small adjacent building. I focus on home items which are gathered on the first two floors and the spaces mentioned above. There are many treasures to discover -- particularly lighting, and some quirky furniture especially mid-century and 60s-70s-80s. There were also two vendors with extensive offerings of vinyl during my recent visit. The vendors are quite friendly in my experience, and shipping is usually possible for larger items. The red building is quite large so give yourself at least 2 hours to look around. Bonus -- it's air conditioned! The top floor also offers a food court with many inexpensive...