Every flagship store now lives inside your phone — order online, pick up in store, same-day delivery, and live-stream store tours.
A store is no longer just a space, but a cloud shelf that is always online.
Guandu Ancient Town is a cultural icon of Kunming. WabiNian opened its first physical store here, blending floral window displays into the town's everyday bustle. Visitors pick up a dried bouquet to take home, or sit by the door watching florists wrap flowers — this is WabiNian's first face-to-face encounter with the city.
The store focuses on retail bouquets and botanical lifestyle products, catering to both tourist souvenirs and local residents' daily flower needs. Choosing an ancient town location gives the brand a grounding in everyday life.
Haiyan Village sits by Dianchi Lake, with wind, water, and old houses. Choosing this as the second store location is about freeing the floral space from a purely commercial context and rooting it in a village environment with genuine texture of life.
This store is co-built with investors, using a rent-plus-revenue-share model. The space is larger, allowing for floral workshops and small exhibitions. The Dianchi breeze passes through the flower racks, dried blooms swaying gently—this is the 'slowness' WabiNian wishes to convey.
The Muchun Lake store is WabiNian's community experiment. Co-built with joint-operation partner Zhinian Shared Garden under a 30% revenue-sharing model, it plants a floral space into the fabric of community life.
This is not just a flower shop. Neighbors stop by after work for a single stem, bring their children to floral workshops on weekends, and elders come to sit and chat—WabiNian wants to prove that a flower shop can become a warm node in the community. Flowers are the medium; what they connect is people to people.
The Wanghaili store is WabiNian's first step beyond Kunming. Located on the shores of Fuxian Lake in Chengjiang and co-built with Lanmei Aviation and Lanmu Cultural Tourism, it plants a floral space into a cultural tourism setting.
Fuxian Lake is Yunnan's signature lakescape. Here, WabiNian is creating more than a store—it is a natural gallery. Visitors come to see flowers, see the lake, and see Yunnan's botanical diversity. On September 12, 2026, the Wanghaili Store officially opens.
This store also marks the starting point of WabiNian's agri-cultural-tourism division. Chengjiang WabiNian Agri-Cultural Tourism Co. is already in preparation for registration, and the Wanghaili store will become the brand's first physical anchor in the Fuxian Lake area.
All four flagship stores are unified under the WabiNian cloud platform—one shared inventory, one membership, one fulfillment system across online and offline. Whether you're in-store, at home, or on the go, you'll enjoy the same WabiNian experience.
Pick your flowers on the mini-program or official website, and pick them up in-store with no waiting. Your store is your front warehouse.
Fastest 2-hour delivery within Kunming's main urban area—fresh flowers ordered today, delivered today.
Live streamers walk into every store to curate flowers in real time—watch, shop, and feel like you're there.
Floral classes, hands-on workshops, and in-store events—book with one tap and enjoy a reserved spot when you arrive.
Live streaming carries flowers to distant places; wholesale spreads them across the nation.
But some things can only be felt when you stand before the flowers—
The shifting hues of a preserved flower under light,
The gentle sway of dried blooms in the breeze,
The focused expression of a florist wrapping a bouquet.
Physical stores are not a supplement to channels—they are the completion of experience.
And the Cloud Store frees this experience from the confines of walls—
Order online, pick up in-store, same-city delivery, live-stream store tours,
every store is WabiNian's ever-present "live scene," letting beauty unfold anywhere.