The Red Building Chatuchak

Hidden Gem Opposite Chatuchak Market

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The Red Building in Chatuchak is a hidden gem, located across from Chatuchak Market, and is packed with vintage treasures. The first two floors are filled with antiques and collectables, while the upper floors are a haven for rare vintage clothing, accessories, and toys dating back to the 1950s. It’s a dream for collectors and style lovers. The top floor has a relaxed food court, a perfect spot to cool off after shopping. It’s a fun, surprising place you’ll want to explore.

The First and Second floors

The first and second floors are full of antique shops selling old furniture, radios, typewriters, vintage signs, and all sorts of collectables. It’s like a mini time capsule, and each shop has something interesting to discover. Prices here are generally reasonable, most items are available and not overpriced, but you’ll also find some rarer pieces that are priced accordingly.

The Third to Fifth floors

The third to fifth floors are packed with vintage clothing, everything from faded Levi’s and band tees to varsity jackets, military gear, and workwear. And not just any vintage, you’ll come across some super rare pieces from the 1950s onward. Original military coats, old Harley tees, denim from decades ago, and unique one-offs you won’t find anywhere else. But it’s not just about clothes, you’ll also find vintage toys, collectables, shoes, bags, and all kinds of accessories mixed into the racks and displays. It’s a goldmine for collectors and anyone into timeless style and rare finds.

The Sixth floor

The sixth floor is an open space with a food court and seating, perfect for cooling off. Since the whole building is air-conditioned, it’s a great place to escape the heat after a walk through Chatuchak Market. Whether you’re here to hunt for a grail piece or just browse and chill, Red Building Chatuchak is one of those places that keeps surprising you.

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Attractions Nearby

Chatuchak Market Bangkok

Chatuchak Market is one of the biggest, busiest, and most exciting places to shop in Bangkok. It’s home to over 15,000 stalls selling just about everything you can imagine, vintage clothes, handmade art, antiques, ceramics, books, records, home decor, souvenirs, streetwear, secondhand gear, plants, pets, and amazing street food.

Or Tor Kor Market

Or Tor Kor Market is one of Bangkok’s most well-known fresh markets, especially for its high-quality fruits, seafood, and Thai ingredients. Located just across the road from the famous Chatuchak Weekend Market, it’s an easy place to explore if you’re already in the area. But don’t expect a regular wet market experience—Or Tor Kor is much cleaner, better organised, and more focused on premium products.