I used to run a small woodworking studio in a crowded European city. As an independent furniture maker, I loved my craft, but high rent, limited space, and constant noise made it hard to focus. I dreamed of working somewhere with more room, natural materials, and a slower rhythm.
A trip to Thailand changed my perspective. I discovered a strong tradition of craftsmanship, access to beautiful hardwoods, and a culture that values patience and detail. The idea of relocating started to feel realistic.
After some research, I found a workshop-friendly property through https://thailand-real.estate/ in a quiet area near Lampang. The space allowed me to combine living and working under one roof—something I could never afford back home.
Today, I design and build custom furniture for international clients, ship globally, and collaborate with local artisans. My work feels more intentional, and my days are no longer rushed.