SIAM NAKARIN OFFICE & SHOWROOM
- May 4
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Siam Nakarin Office & Showroom Bangkok | Modern Commercial Design
Category : Office
Designed by : The Collective Studio
Location : Bangkok, Thailand
Area : 750 Sq.m.
Year : 2019
Many who have visited Hat Yai will be familiar with Siam Nakarin Complex—recognized for its European-style architecture and its wide range of stationery and office supplies. With the brand’s expansion to Bangkok, a new branch was established in the Bang Phli area.
The Collective Studio was commissioned to design both the office (Siam Nakarin Office) and the showroom, with the goal of creating a space that feels more minimal and contemporary—while also refining and strengthening the brand identity.
Our approach retained Siam Nakarin’s signature red as the primary color, complemented by a more refined material palette of wood, concrete, and white tones. A key design element is the integration of ribbon-like lines throughout the space—subtly referencing the brand’s identity as a stationery distributor and translating it into a cohesive spatial language.
Functional Spaces with Flexibility
The staff dining area is designed as a flexible space that can also accommodate guests during meetings, supporting both everyday use and occasional hospitality functions.
Within the executive zone, we introduced a more private and personal layer of space. This includes a dedicated resting area, allowing executives to step away and recharge during the day.
Adjacent to this is a private dining area, designed for preparing and enjoying simple meals in a comfortable setting.
Simple Materials, Thoughtful Composition
The restrooms reflect a design approach rooted in simplicity and efficiency. Using only white tiles and grey stone-pattern finishes, the space is composed through clean lines and careful arrangement—creating visual interest while maintaining a controlled budget.
This project demonstrates how a brand can evolve through design—balancing familiarity with a more contemporary expression.
Through the thoughtful integration of color, material, and narrative elements, The Collective Studio transformed Siam Nakarin’s new Bangkok branch into a space that is both functional and reflective of its identity.
