Coworking in Thong Lor: your dedicated desk

I joined Eighteen when it had just opened, and I have been building SeeU from the same desk ever since. Launching an app in Bangkok means a lot of moving parts: product, partners, a growing team. Having a fixed base in Thong Lor, with a meeting room to onboard people and phone booths for partner calls, made all of that much easier. What I did not expect was how much the other members would matter. Designers, developers, founders in other industries, everyone is one desk away, and some of them have become collaborators and friends. Serious work by day, a beer on the rooftop after. That balance is exactly what Eighteen gets right.

Working at Eighteen is an incredible experience. It’s not just a coworking space; it’s a close-knit community where collaboration comes naturally. I’ve had the chance to work with many members (Malik, Hugo, Julien, and more) on exciting project developments. It has finally pushed me to develop my own e-commerce company. The support and solidarity here are amazing. Eighteen feels more like a family than just an office. Whether it’s sharing ideas or grabbing a coffee or beer on the rooftop, the connections you make are genuine and valuable. It’s the perfect place to work on different projects and learn a lot about business and new, efficient techniques. That’s why I’m glad to help showcase Eighteen’s spirit through the creation of its website.

I ran my company from my living room for two years and thought it was fine, until I tried Eighteen. Having a dedicated desk to come to every morning gave me a real routine again, and my productivity went through the roof. As the founder of a B2B sales SaaS, I spend half my day on calls and demos: the phone booths are a game changer, and the meeting room is perfect when I bring clients or the team in. Fast internet, coffee always ready, and only 18 desks, so you actually get to know everyone. The best decision I have made for my business since moving to Bangkok.

I came to Eighteen for a quiet place to focus and I stayed for the people. Working on SEO and building my own SaaS means long sessions of deep work, and the space is made for that: bright, calm, with an internet connection that never lets me down. The real bonus is the community. Every desk is taken by a founder or a specialist in something, so a coffee break often turns into product feedback or a new client. Add the massage and ice baths in the building and the BTS five minutes away, and Thong Lor has never been this easy to work from.

I joined Eighteen when it had just opened, and I have been building SeeU from the same desk ever since. Launching an app in Bangkok means a lot of moving parts: product, partners, a growing team. Having a fixed base in Thong Lor, with a meeting room to onboard people and phone booths for partner calls, made all of that much easier. What I did not expect was how much the other members would matter. Designers, developers, founders in other industries, everyone is one desk away, and some of them have become collaborators and friends. Serious work by day, a beer on the rooftop after. That balance is exactly what Eighteen gets right.

Working at Eighteen is an incredible experience. It’s not just a coworking space; it’s a close-knit community where collaboration comes naturally. I’ve had the chance to work with many members (Malik, Hugo, Julien, and more) on exciting project developments. It has finally pushed me to develop my own e-commerce company. The support and solidarity here are amazing. Eighteen feels more like a family than just an office. Whether it’s sharing ideas or grabbing a coffee or beer on the rooftop, the connections you make are genuine and valuable. It’s the perfect place to work on different projects and learn a lot about business and new, efficient techniques. That’s why I’m glad to help showcase Eighteen’s spirit through the creation of its website.