Siam Discovery The Exploratorium is amplifying its positioning as ‘The Biggest Arena of Lifestyle Experiments,’ offering thrilling and exhilarating experiences where everyone can endlessly Experiment, Create, and Cultivate. As part of this innovative journey, Siam Discovery collaborates with the beloved art toy characters LuLu the Piggy to unveil Thailand’s first exclusive pop-up store, “LuLu the Piggy – Stay with you Bangkok.” This unique pop-up shop debuts from July 5 to August 31, 2024, on the 1st floor of Siam Discovery, catering to the fervent art toy lover community and highlighting Siam Discovery’s “Be the first” ethos.
LuLu the Piggy, those charming little pig elves, have whimsically escaped from a luncheon can to explore the intriguing world beyond. With their pink hues and playful antics, they embody a lifestyle teeming with curiosity – a trait that resonates with many. These lovable and occasionally lazy piggies have captured the hearts of fans worldwide, with a diverse array of actions and collections, their cuteness is downright irresistible. They’ve been the stars of various buzz-worthy events, like the “LuLu the Piggy Coffee Shop” in Shanghai and the MOSTown x LuLu the Piggy “MOST-OLYMPIGS” event, earning a cult following particularly strong in Hong Kong.
What makes the “LuLu the Piggy – Stay with you Bangkok” pop-up particularly special is its commemoration of LuLu the Piggy’s 5th anniversary and its grand debut in Thailand. Fans can immerse themselves in the latest LuLu blind box series such as “LuLu the Piggy – Ocean” and “LuLu the Piggy – Vintage Teddy Shop Vinyl Face (Teddy Lulu)”—no pre-orders necessary, and no need to travel abroad to snag these coveted items. The pop-up brings a treasure trove of blind boxes to Thailand, including themes like Pigchelin Restaurant, Beach Party, Journey to the West, Fitness Club, and Travel, among many other exciting offerings.
The fun doesn’t stop there! Everyone is invited to ‘Come Play With Us’ at the pop-up, which promises a delightful blend of activities. Dive into the game zone, explore the Plushy Plushy zone featuring trendy fashion and lifestyle products, and get creative in the DIY zone where you can personalize your own LuLu the Piggy items. Cool off with LuLu the Piggy-themed ice cream or simply enjoy the multitude of photo opportunities that the vibrant setting offers.
Moreover, don’t miss this special and sweet collaboration with the cozy all-day brunch spot babyccino & co., located on the G Floor of Siam Discovery. This partnership brings to life a menu brimming with whimsical delights such as LuLu Ice Cream Sandwiches in cereal milk cocoa and strawberry milk vanilla, LuLu Very Berry Pancake Stack, and LuLu Raspberry Jelly Matcha Cream. To quench your thirst, try the LuLu Matcha Coconut Cloud or the LuLu Berrylicious Milkshake—each as charming as the piggies themselves.
The excitement keeps on rolling! Siam Discovery is pushing the envelope with a unique global collaboration that blends art toy trends like never before. The beloved LuLu the Piggy joins hands with KANAPOT, a leading contemporary Thai fashion brand known for its cultural flair and creativity. Together, they presented “Zero Limits Be Plus,” an inspiring fashion show that fused Thai designer ingenuity with the whimsical world of art toys. This collaborative effort not only sparks fresh concepts but also champions Thai design and contemporary culture, boosting national soft power and paving the way for designers on the global stage.
So, ‘Come Play With Us’ at “LuLu the Piggy – Stay with you Bangkok,” an unprecedented event in Thailand. Visit the 1st floor of Siam Discovery The Exploratorium for a fun-filled, heartwarming, and utterly unforgettable experience.
This is absolutely amazing! LuLu the Piggy is so adorable and I can’t wait to visit the pop-up store!
Agreed! LuLu has such a unique charm. But I wonder if pop-up stores like these are worth all the hype?
Totally! It’s not just about the toys but the entire experience. The DIY zone sounds fun!
I think it’s just marketing hype. There are so many other art toys that deserve attention.
Maybe, but LuLu the Piggy has a huge fan base. It’s clearly successful for a reason.
I’m slightly annoyed by the constant commercialization of art. This pop-up seems to just be another way to get people to spend more money.
But isn’t that the point? To create an experience that fans are willing to pay for? It supports the artists too!
I get that, but it feels too forced sometimes. Like, where’s the line between art and pure commerce?
LuLu the Piggy in art toy form is genius! Art toys are becoming a cultural phenomenon.
Yes, but how sustainable is this trend? It feels like a bubble that could burst.
Maybe, but for now, it’s thriving. Trends evolve, and something new will come up eventually.
The collaboration with KANAPOT sounds so innovative! It’s great to see Thai designers getting a global platform.
Right? This could really boost Thai fashion and design. Think about the potential!
Absolutely! It’s the fusion of art and fashion that makes it unique.
Does anyone else feel like these events are only for people with lots of disposable income?
Yeah, it does seem pretty pricey. But I guess experiences like these are considered luxury items.
That’s true, but sometimes you have to splurge on things you love. It’s about passion, not just money.
Fair point. Passion is priceless, I suppose.
The food offerings at babyccino & co. sound delicious! I’m drooling just thinking about the LuLu Ice Cream Sandwiches.
I love that there’s a mix of activities like gaming and DIY. It really feels like an all-around experience.
I’m skeptical about the long-term appeal of LuLu the Piggy. Trends like these tend to fizzle out.
Anyone know if there will be any special guests or artists at the event?
Haven’t heard any announcements yet, but it wouldn’t surprise me if they had some big names drop by.
I think it’s awesome that a popular character like LuLu the Piggy can bring people together. Art is all about community.
I hope they have enough stock. These events can get crazy crowded and sell out fast.
Tell me about it. I missed out on the last pop-up because everything was gone by the time I got there.
Best to get there early then. Can’t miss the chance on those blind boxes!
I’m concerned about the environmental impact of these ‘pop-up’ shops. Are they really sustainable?
Good point. Everyone’s talking about sustainability, yet these pop-ups generate a lot of waste.
I’m super excited! Just booked my tickets to Bangkok for this. Nothing like combining travel with art!
Does anyone else think that the ‘Pigchelin Restaurant’ theme is a bit odd? Like, why pigs in a restaurant?
I find it quirky and fun! It’s all part of LuLu the Piggy’s charm.