Siam Square is well known for a must-go shopping stop in Bangkok, equivalent to Harajuku in Japan, maybe. The turnover rate of tenants is high. You may not find the same shop at a particular spot on your next visit. Making appointment by using a small shop as a landmark is not practical for this area if you don’t go there often enough. The shop could be gone at anytime. Whatever kind of space available is valuable as long as it’s accessible by public and people just don’t really care about decoration & display if the products are interesting. Some shops are so small that the space is barely enough for the owner and the goods. Public domain then becomes extended part of the shop where transactions take place.
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