A warm community space — Belgrade, Batumi, now Chiang Mai: events, coworking and a house of friends. Identity, an event-poster system, print and donation cards, the site — and hundreds of gatherings: kirtans, quizzes, films, yoga, house concerts.
OmHome is a warm space for meeting and talking: a house of friends, run by people who create an atmosphere of comfort and care. Events, coworking and a cosy atmosphere for the Russian-speaking — and not only — community. First Belgrade, then Batumi, now Chiang Mai.
"We've opened spaces like this before, in Georgia and Serbia. In a few months they hosted hundreds of gatherings: lectures, yoga, house concerts, board games, films, kirtans. Each time it became a meeting point for people looking for a friendly atmosphere and new acquaintances."

The mark is an arched window holding everything a home is made of: a sprout, a cup of tea, a wisp of incense and a lotus at the base. Below — the city: OmHome Chiang Mai, previously Belgrade and Batumi. Palette: deep dark green and gold; type — monospaced, like a stamp on an envelope.


Films and quizzes, yoga and workshops, live music and kirtans, board games and house concerts, coworking in a calm setting. Every event gets its own poster on one template: weekday, date, time, an image in an arch, title and subtitle. Colour by event type: dark green for kirtans, terracotta for cosy tea evenings, burgundy for quizzes, cream for board games.


No alcohol, no drugs, no meat. Everything rests on respect, friendship and caring for each other. Participation is by donation: people decide for themselves whether to give; you can come without it. OmHome is a living venue — you can propose your own event: a workshop, a house concert, a board-game night, a meetup.


For the walls and tables of the space — a set of cards in the brand's dark green: QR codes to Instagram, Telegram and the site, a donation card (THB / USDT / RUB), a temple-donation card, mantra cards and kirtan lyric sheets (Gaura Arati, Nrisimha Pranama, Sri Gurvastakam) — so a guest can sing along without asking for the words.


Founder and curator of the space, identity, posters and print, site, community. Three cities, hundreds of gatherings.