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Whitespace

Branding & Design Bangkok, Thailand
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Whitespace is a Bangkok-based brand-driven design agency founded in 2004. Its 40-person team provides brand strategy, architecture, interior, industrial, communication, digital, and product design services across physical and digital environments.

Whitespace is a brand-driven design agency headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, with an additional location listed in Hamilton, Massachusetts. Founded in 2004, the agency describes a 40-person team working across creative strategy, architecture, interior, industrial, communication, and digital design.

The agency lists a minimum budget of $10,000 to $25,000 and an average hourly rate of $50. Its client types include startups and small businesses, and its listed industries include fashion and food and beverage.

Whitespace provides package design, branding, logo design, graphic design, creative services, web design, digital services, digital strategy, product design, and digital design. Its profile positions the agency as creating brand stories and experiences across physical venues, online environments, and other customer touchpoints.

Listed clients include JASPAL, Honda, Tim Hortons, DOTLIFE, Apple, NOOYOO, Uniqlo, and SABINA. The portfolio includes a package design project for NOOYOO, while team bios identify founder and president David J. Mayer, senior associate Kwanchai Athikomrungsarit, and brand director Jiranuch Sangvaree.

Whitespace has a 4.9 Google rating from 14 reviews shown on its DesignRush profile. Google reviewers describe the agency's interior, brand, architecture, and design services positively, although one review notes that the Bangkok office can be difficult to find.

Services

  • Package Design
  • Design Services
  • Digital Services
  • Branding
  • Logo Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Creative Services
  • Web Design
  • Digital Strategy
  • Product Design
  • Digital Design

Industries Served

Fashion Food and Beverage

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • 40-person multidisciplinary team spanning creative strategy, architecture, interior, industrial, communication, and digital design
  • More than 20 years of brand experience work and a portfolio entry for NOOYOO package design
  • Listed clients include JASPAL, Honda, Tim Hortons, Apple, Uniqlo, and SABINA

Client Review Analysis

Google reviews are strongly positive, with reviewers praising Whitespace's interior, brand, architecture, and design services; one review mentions that the Bangkok office can be difficult to find.

Frequently Asked Questions

Whitespace provides package, branding, logo, graphic, creative, web, digital, product, and broader design services, along with digital strategy.
Whitespace is headquartered at 1/7-9 Sala Daeng 1 Rama 4, Bangkok, 10500, Thailand, and also lists a location in Hamilton, Massachusetts.
Whitespace lists fewer than 49 employees and describes its team as comprising 40 creative strategists, architects, interior, industrial, and communication designers.
Whitespace lists a minimum budget of $10,000-$25,000 and an average hourly rate of $50 per hour.
Whitespace lists fashion and food and beverage among its industries.
Whitespace lists startups and small businesses as its client types.
Listed Whitespace clients include JASPAL, Honda, Tim Hortons, DOTLIFE, Apple, NOOYOO, Uniqlo, and SABINA.
Google reviewers give Whitespace a 4.9 rating from 14 reviews, with comments praising its professional interior, brand, architecture, and design services.
Whitespace shows a package design portfolio entry for NOOYOO.
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