Myosotis Flower – Neon Workshop and Florist Workshop | Kwun Tong

Myosotis Flower turns a few hours in an industrial-building studio into something you can take home: a custom neon design or a preserved-flower piece made by hand. You choose the project, then work with an instructor on the arrangement or design.

I like the choice between neon work and floral craft, and the chance to make something personal rather than simply buy a souvenir. I also like that the preserved-flower workshops include guidance on color and placement, with a decorated photo area for pictures of the finished piece.

One thing to weigh: the projects take two to three hours, and the neon option can feel rushed if your design takes a while to sketch. The workshop voucher is date-specific and cannot be cancelled or refunded, so settle on your project and schedule before booking.

At a glance

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• Make a keepsake: Choose a neon design, floral mirror, bell-jar box, or shime nawa arrangement.
• Pick your time: Flower workshops last two hours; neon workshops run for two and a half or three hours.
• Choose your materials: Neon wire comes in six colors, while floral options include preserved roses, hydrangea, and dried flowers.
• Get hands-on help: Instructors can advise on color and placement, while leaving room for your own design.
• Take photos in the studio: Neon, a tent, and a floral frame are among the decorated photo settings.
• Find it in Kwun Tong: The studio is in Mai Tak Industrial Building, at 221 Wai Yip Street.

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A creative break inside Mai Tak Industrial Building

Myosotis Flower is at Flat 6B3, 6/F, Block B, Mai Tak Industrial Building, 221 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong. This is a workshop visit, not a sightseeing tour: the main event is the time you spend making something at the studio.

That distinction matters when planning your day. You are booking a set-length class at a specific address, so allow enough time to get there and settle in before your session. The provided details do not name a meeting guide or give directions from nearby transport stops. If you need help confirming how to find the unit, contact the studio at [email protected] or +852 6371 8663.

The studio itself is part of the appeal. Its decorated spaces include neon, a tent, and a floral frame, giving you places to photograph your work once it is finished. The atmosphere is described as comfortable and tidy, with room to work and tools available for the activity. It is a practical bonus, not a replacement for the workshop: the main reason to come is to make the piece.

Choose a project that fits your style

There are five workshop formats, and they suit different moods. If you like graphic design and glowing color, try a neon project. If you would rather work with flowers, choose a mirror, bell jar, or shime nawa piece.

The preserved-flower mirror is the lowest-priced option, from US$48.45, and takes two hours. Its listed materials include one 5-centimeter rose, two 2-centimeter roses, hydrangea, and dried flowers. You arrange the flowers on a mirror, making a decorative object that combines a useful surface with a handmade floral design.

The bell-jar flower box takes two hours and starts at US$73.90. It includes one 5-centimeter rose, three 2-centimeter roses, hydrangea, and dried flowers. Compared with the mirror, it has one additional small rose and a different display format. Choose it if the enclosed, flower-house look appeals to you more than a mirror.

The shime nawa workshop also takes two hours and starts at US$48.45. Its flower selection is listed as one 5-centimeter rose, two 2-centimeter roses, hydrangea, and dried flowers. The details do not explain the design style or finished dimensions, so check with the studio if you want to know exactly how the completed arrangement will look.

For neon, you can choose a wooden canvas or an acrylic board. Both include two lengths of EL wire, each listed at 2 meters, in orange, yellow, green, blue, white, or pink. The design limit is described as a word of up to 10 letters or a simple pattern. That gives you room for a short phrase or graphic, but it is not a large sign-making session.

What happens during the flower workshop

The flower sessions last two hours. You work with preserved roses, hydrangea, and dried flowers, arranging them into your selected format. An instructor is on hand to explain the process and offer ideas for color combinations and placement.

That guidance is useful if you arrive with a loose idea but no firm plan. You still have room to make choices, rather than simply copying a finished example. The most praised parts of the experience are the patient instruction, the range of flowers to choose from, and the freedom to shape the arrangement yourself.

A mirror or box is a good choice if you enjoy a hands-on activity but do not want to spend a long afternoon on it. The fixed two-hour format gives you a clear time commitment. Still, creative work can move at different speeds: you may want to decide on a general color scheme before you start, so you have more time to arrange and refine the flowers.

The materials differ slightly between the two flower projects. The bell jar includes three small roses, while the mirror and shime nawa each include two. All three list a larger rose, hydrangea, and dried flowers. The studio offers plenty of dried-flower choices, according to the supplied experience details, which gives you some scope to make the piece feel personal.

The neon session needs a little planning

A neon workshop may sound like a simple matter of bending wire into a word, but the process also involves shaping the design and attaching it to a backing. The wooden-canvas version takes two and a half hours. The acrylic-board version takes three hours, so plan for a longer session if you choose that format.

The materials allow for a small design rather than an oversized sign: two 2-meter lengths of EL wire, with a limit of about 10 letters or a simple pattern. Before you arrive, think through your wording or basic shape. A short design leaves you more time to focus on bending and securing the wire.

One practical note comes from the class experience: starting the draft can take longer than expected, and shaping the wire onto the board may be fiddly. The acrylic workshop has been described as difficult to complete within the three-hour window when the design process runs long. That is not a reason to avoid it, but it is a reason to keep your idea straightforward and arrive ready to sketch.

The wooden-canvas workshop is the shorter option, while acrylic gives you a different backing and an extra half-hour of class time. Both are listed with two lengths of wire. The supplied prices are HK$430 for wooden canvas and HK$470 for acrylic, compared with stated original prices of HK$588 and HK$599. The separate package prices are shown from US$54.79 and US$59.89, respectively. These are the stated figures in different currencies, so compare the price displayed for your chosen booking rather than trying to treat them as direct conversions.

How the price compares with the time and materials

For a two-hour flower workshop, the mirror and shime nawa options start at US$48.45, while the flower box starts at US$73.90. The mirror is the clearest value choice if you want a guided activity and a finished floral piece without choosing the more expensive bell-jar format.

The neon options start at US$54.79 for wooden canvas and US$59.89 for acrylic. Their listed workshop prices are HK$430 and HK$470. The acrylic class costs more and runs longer, so it makes sense if you specifically prefer that backing or want the extra time. If your priority is a shorter session, the wooden canvas is the more practical pick.

You are paying for the activity, the materials included in the selected project, instructor support, and access to the studio setting for photos. The value is strongest if you enjoy making things and want a souvenir that reflects your own choices. If you mainly want a quick photo stop, two or three hours is a substantial commitment.

The overall experience is rated 4.7 out of 5 from 11 ratings. That is a positive signal, but it is a small sample. The consistent strengths are clear instruction, a comfortable setting, a good choice of dried flowers, and help with design decisions. The main caution is that a detailed neon design may take longer than expected.

Who will enjoy Myosotis Flower

This workshop suits friends, couples, or solo visitors looking for a creative activity with a tangible result. The flower projects are a sensible pick if you enjoy color and arrangement but prefer a shorter session. The neon classes suit you if you want to shape a phrase or simple pattern into a light-up piece.

It is also a good fit if you want a Hong Kong activity that is not centered on food, shopping, or major sights. You spend your time making rather than covering ground, and you leave with something more personal than a standard souvenir. The studio’s photo spots make it easy to document the finished work without needing to find another location afterward.

It may not be the right choice if you want a flexible drop-in activity. The voucher is valid only on the specified date and time, and cancellations or refunds are not available. Nor is it ideal if you dislike careful handwork or want a guaranteed quick finish, especially for neon.

Make the booking decision

I would choose the preserved-flower mirror for a relaxed, two-hour introduction to the studio’s craft. It has a clear materials list, a manageable duration, and the lowest listed starting price alongside shime nawa. Pick the bell jar if you prefer that display style and want the additional small rose.

Choose neon if you already have a concise design in mind. Keep it to a short word or simple pattern, and allow the full stated class duration. If you are unsure about the finished form of the shime nawa piece, or want to check how much time your neon idea may need, ask the studio before booking.

Book it if you want a guided, hands-on session and a keepsake you help design. Skip it if you are short on time, uncertain about your date, or hoping to make a complicated neon sign in one sitting.

FAQ

Where is Myosotis Flower?

The studio is at Flat 6B3, 6/F, Block B, Mai Tak Industrial Building, 221 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong.

How long do the workshops take?

The flower workshops take two hours. The wooden-canvas neon workshop takes two and a half hours, and the acrylic-board neon workshop takes three hours.

What is the least expensive workshop?

The preserved-flower mirror and shime nawa workshops start at US$48.45.

What flowers are included in the mirror workshop?

The listed materials are one 5-centimeter rose, two 2-centimeter roses, hydrangea, and dried flowers.

What is included in the flower box workshop?

The flower box includes one 5-centimeter rose, three 2-centimeter roses, hydrangea, and dried flowers.

What can I make in the neon workshop?

You can make a word of up to 10 letters or a simple pattern using EL wire. The listed wire length is 2 meters, with two lengths included.

What colors are available for the neon wire?

The listed colors are orange, yellow, green, blue, white, and pink.

Can I take photos at the studio?

Yes. The studio has photo settings that include neon, a tent, and a floral frame.

How do I contact the studio?

You can email [email protected] or call +852 6371 8663.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

No. The supplied booking terms state that cancellations and refunds are not available. The voucher is valid only on the specified date and time, if a time applies.