Flower in Hand By P.
1032, 67 Soi Phahon Yothin 18/1, Chom Phon, จตุจักร, Bangkok 10900
This is where flowers become participatory art instead of passive bouquets. The workshop calendar and exhibition programming put you in direct contact with stems, not just selecting from a cooler. If you want a florist that doubles as a creative space, come between Wednesday and Sunday.
You walk into a studio where flowers occupy two roles at once. One half functions as a retail florist with custom arrangements and delivery service, the other as a small art cafe and workshop venue where the same blooms become teaching material. The aesthetic leans toward pinks and delicate meadow wildflowers, arranged with a design sensibility that earned the space repeat invitations to Bangkok Design Week.
The calendar runs workshops in floral arrangement most weekends, and during the January 2024 edition of Bangkok Design Week the studio presented "The Dancing Flower," a free installation and workshop series that let visitors physically interact with fresh flowers instead of just observing them. That project distilled the venue's broader concept, which frames flowers as tools for enhancing quality of life through relaxation and hands-on engagement. The installation ran from January 27 to February 4 with open hours from 10AM to 5PM, drawing foot traffic that extended well beyond the studio's usual retail base.
The coffee element is functional rather than ambitious. Slow-drip brew anchors a small menu meant to keep workshop participants caffeinated without turning the visit into a meal. The space itself expanded from an earlier, smaller Ari Soi 2 location into the current Phahon Yothin address, which doubled the workshop capacity and added infrastructure for event hosting and larger group bookings.
The venue identifies as LGBTQ+ friendly and maintains gender-neutral facilities. Wi-Fi, card payments, and same-day delivery service are standard. The studio closes Mondays and Tuesdays to restock and prep for the rest of the week, so plan around the Wednesday-to-Sunday window. If you need arranged flowers for an event or want to learn basic floral design in a space that treats the work as creative practice rather than commodity retail, this is the most design-conscious option near the Chatuchak corridor.