ATT 19 is an art gallery Charoenkrung in Bangkok, historic creative district. The building — originally the Arthorn Suksa school — was sensitively restored by Pornthep (Lek) Attakanwong, preserving its original teak wood and classical architecture. The gallery is now led by his daughters: Porntip (Mook) as Creative Director and Puntip (Cher) as Events and Hospitality Director. Mook, with designer partner Teerapoj Teeropas, curates new exhibitions every two months focused on emerging Thai artists, craft, and design, alongside an annual antique exhibition continuing the family’s legacy through Lek Gallery Art, active in Bangkok’s antique art scene since 1975.
The ground floor also houses Mad Beef, a sustainable nose-to-tail fine dining restaurant run by Cher, a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 11 AM–6 PM.
The ground floor also houses Mad Beef, a sustainable nose-to-tail fine dining restaurant run by Cher, a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 11 AM–6 PM.
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Nil Dalmau
in the last weekMix of gallery and shop, very mix way, strugled to know exactly any information. Good items though
krittikorn kijparadorn
in the last weeknooo yes
a week agoWhat a gorgeous gallery! It's so wonderful to see contemporary art galleries like this! This place has such a magical, creative, and inspiring energy... When I was walking through the "Lives of Color" exhibition, there was a workshop table with pencils, colored paper, and glue. This space inspired me so much as an artist that I made a small collage called "Impression." Thank you to this space and the wonderful people who work there 🏼🌸
Anninthai Inthai
2 weeks agoI love art and deep history 💝🍀
Thanh Thanh Dat Nguyen (David Nguyen)
a month ago⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A peaceful and beautifully curated art space! ATT 19 is an absolute hidden gem in Bangkok. If you are looking to escape the bustling, noisy streets for a while, this is the perfect sanctuary. The atmosphere is incredibly quiet and peaceful. The aesthetic of the gallery is very interesting and unique. It features a beautifully curated mix of modern abstract paintings, refined antique Asian furniture, and intricate handcrafted items. The layout feels very clean and intentional, allowing both the contemporary art and the heritage pieces to really stand out. Even the lush, green walkway leading up to the entrance and the striking vintage painted doors set a wonderful tone before you even step inside. The best part? There is absolutely no entrance fee. Highly recommend stopping by for a quiet stroll if you appreciate art, design, and a serene environment!