Flowerlab by Chanana - Central Park Bangkok
Central Park Bangkok, 946 Rama IV Rd, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
Order the preserved flower boxes if the arrangement needs to last beyond a single week. The 3-5 year lifespan justifies the higher price point, and the Korean training shows most clearly in the restrained color palettes. Fresh bouquets lean pastel and earth-toned. The sculptural pieces work best for event staging rather than personal gifting.
You step off the escalator at Central Park Dusit and the first thing visible through the glass storefront is the tiered display of boxed arrangements organized by color tone. Eve Chanana opened this branch after building the flagship location on Charoen Nakorn Road near ICONSIAM, and the Central Park outpost follows the same Korean-minimalist design logic: natural asymmetry, dimensional layering, deliberate restraint in palette.
The training is literal, not stylistic borrowing. Eve travels to South Korea annually to study with professional Korean florists, then translates those techniques into bouquets, boxes, baskets, and larger sculptural installations for events. The preserved flower category is the practical standout. These arrangements hold their form and color for 3 to 5 years without water or direct sunlight, which makes them function more like interior design elements than traditional floristry.
Pricing starts under 1,000 baht for smaller fresh bouquets and reaches above 8,000 baht for large preserved boxes or custom event work. The mid-range (2,000 to 5,000 baht) covers most gifting occasions. Consultation runs through LINE or phone before ordering, and delivery operates throughout Bangkok for fresh work. Preserved and dried arrangements ship nationwide via EMS.
The shop operates within Central Park mall hours (10 AM to 9 PM daily), so late-evening or early-morning pick-up is not an option. Order fresh arrangements 2 to 7 days ahead. The color-organized display makes it easy to narrow by tone first (pastel, vivid, earth, rainbow), then by occasion or recipient preference.