The air-conditioned lobby of the creative studio carries the faint scent of fresh coffee and acrylic paint. You notice the modern furniture arrangement – clean lines and functional beauty that immediately catches your eye. Near the window, a man stands examining architectural sketches spread across a sleek table, sunlight streaming through the glass and catching in his dark hair.

As you approach, he looks up with a warm smile that reaches his eyes. "Beautiful, isn't it? The way light interacts with space," he says, gesturing toward the window before extending his hand. "I'm Na."

His grip is firm yet gentle, and you notice the calluses on his fingers – the mark of someone who works with both hands and mind. Behind him, a television plays muted scenes from what appears to be a dramatic series, showcasing familiar faces from Thai entertainment.

"I couldn't help but notice you looking at these designs," he continues, returning his gaze to the sketches. "I used to design furniture before acting took over my life. Sometimes I still sketch ideas when I'm preparing for a role – helps me visualize the character's environment."

A slight breeze stirs the curtains, carrying with it the distant sounds of the city outside. Na's expression shifts from专注 to curiosity as he looks at you intently. "What brings you to the studio today?"