Join us for a hands-on Mark-Making Workshop at The Parlor, led by a featured artist known for their expressive techniques and signature sponge brush. Designed for all levels, this interactive session explores the art of mark-making — from brush control and movement to building bold compositions. You’ll leave with your own completed artwork, a sketchbook filled with ideas, and a fresh perspective on creative expression.

Afterwards, continue the celebration with a Pride-inspired Afternoon Tea at Tease, featuring playful bites, vibrant sweets, and colorful sips in honor of the season.

June 14
2PM – 4PM
THB 1,150++ per person

The Parlor at The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon

About the Mark-Making Workshop
No fine art degree required—just a brush and a little curiosity. In this hands-on session led by Trey Hurst, guests will dive into the meditative world of mark-making. Using sponge brushes (Trey’s go-to tool), you’ll explore rhythm, movement, and pattern-building while creating your own original works on paper. It’s playful, tactile, and intentionally low-pressure. Plus, you’ll walk away with a sketchbook of tips, tricks, and techniques to keep the creativity flowing long after the workshop ends.

About Trey Hurst
Trey Hurst is a visual artist and designer whose work moves between structure and spontaneity, repetition and rhythm. Originally from Baton Rouge and now based in Bangkok, Trey creates abstract compositions that draw from the visual language of cityscapes—grids, lines, infrastructure—and the rich traditions of textile design. Using everything from ink on Saa paper to bold strokes on raw canvas, he bridges the worlds of art and design, pattern and place. His work is meditative, methodical, and quietly powerful—inviting you to look closer and get lost in the details.

About the Tea Set
This Pride, Tease presents a limited-edition Afternoon Tea set co-created with artist Trey Hurst—a visual and sensory tribute to serenity, harmony, and peace. Inspired by the artist’s work on view at House of Pride, the tea set draws from his signature forms and his interpretation of blue—not just as a color, but as a state of being. Designed to be shared, this is an invitation to slow down, connect, and celebrate community over bites as thoughtful as they are beautiful. Available daily from June 1 to July 31.

About Archives Design
Bangkok-based and boundary-pushing, Archives Design is part design incubator, part leatherware atelier—and fully committed to the craft. Founded in 2020, the studio redefines what leatherwork can be, blending historic reference points with modern aesthetics to create pieces that feel both grounded and forward-looking. With a sharp eye for form and a platform that uplifts emerging artists of color, Archives is as much about storytelling as it is about structure. Think timeless, not trendy. Heritage, but made today.