Take a 10-minute walk from BTS Mo Chit and you’ll find Bangkok’s latest co-working temple, Good Space, where an open, industrial room with a hint of modernism greets those in need of a cheap office.
There’s a genuinely creative edge here, too, shunning the tech start-up aesthetic in favor of a more makeshift indie vibe, all bathed in natural light and looking out onto plenty of greenery. You still get the regular co-working goodies, though, like meeting rooms, hot desks, private studios, and even a gallery space for special events.
Craving an avocado toastie or perfectly poured latte? Head to next-door cafe, Seven, where the food tastes great and is priced reasonably. Co-working sets you back B250 for a one-day pass, and you get a complimentary drink with it.
The space also hosts live experimental music from time to time.
