Addicted to going out but every place is closed, young people bring the ‘bar’ home

The difficulty emerges the wisdom! Only then can we see that human creativity has no limits.
While the epidemic situation in Thailand is still not stable, many shops, especially bars and discos, have to temporarily close. Along with that, young people also have to temporarily leave their familiar chill and dance places.

Some people will feel bored, others will take this opportunity to unleash their creativity. Nothing can make it difficult for young people today. Well, I couldn’t go to the shop, so a Thai friend “brought” a “bar” right to his house. The article shares about the “home bar corner” of a young Thai man. (Photo: Facebook) Accordingly, this guy Wat Sudkla from Thailand decided to edit the balcony of the house into a miniature bar. Although only with a fairly narrow area, at first glance, I don’t think it can make anything outstanding, but with only a set of tables and chairs and a few dozen empty beer cans, this balcony has been amazingly transformed. The guy’s balcony before it was decorated. (Photo: Wat Sudkla) And here is the result. (Photo: Wat Sudkla) From a monotonous empty area, Wat Sudkla has turned the small area in front of the apartment into a virtual living corner just like being in a bar. More specifically, this bar corner also has an outdoor view overlooking the city. At night, the lights are turned on, making the space even more chill. Turning on the lights in the evening is no different from a corner in the bar. (Photo: Wat Sudkla) Sitting here with a friend, sipping a few drinks, chatting is nothing better. (Photo: Wat Sudkla) There is also an overhead view overlooking the city at night, chill out! (Photo: Wat Sudkla) Owning a unique and quality sip corner like this, what else do you need to go to the shop? (Photo: Wat Sudkla) And this is the owner of the idea of ​​​​”home bar” that we have admired just now. (Photo: Wat Sudkla) Interesting ideas and unique images of Wat Sudkla’s balcony have been shared on social networks and received many positive responses. Many young Vietnamese people also expressed their interest and quickly tagged friends to invite each other to do it for their balcony.