<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Thai design typically tends toward the vibrant and ornate: riotus batiks and metalwork hammered into curvy basrelief. But for proof positive that minimalism is continuing its less-is-more domination of the planet, head for Bed Supperclub, Bangkok's latest hot spot. From the outside, its ovoid shell resembles a '70s spaceship preparing for liftoff. Indoors, an all white hangarlike design features a long row of beds where the supine sup on chef Dan Ivarie's nouvelle take on Thai classics-served by a waitstaff clad only in pajamas.</font>