A stylish new alternative to Lan Kwai Fong – a must-visit international bar for trendy men and women
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team compiled and reported
Located near Hong Kong’s renowned Lan Kwai Fong, there's a uniquely designed bar with a magical ambiance that feels like a scene from a fairy tale or movie – “The Iron Fairies.” Designed by a famous Australian designer, the bar is themed around the fairy tale of iron fairies and combines the designer’s experience working in the iron industry with fantasy elements. It is the third Iron Fairies bar in Asia, following those in Bangkok and Tokyo.
The Iron Fairies Bar in Hong Kong (Photo / The Iron Fairies, the same below)
The Iron Fairies Bar in Hong Kong is designed by a famous Australian designer
The Iron Fairies Bar in Hong Kong is themed around the fairy tale of iron fairies
Hong Kong is home to the third Iron Fairies bar in Asia
The Iron Fairies bar features a magical and industrial, rough-edged décor, with iron tools and elements visible everywhere. The most astonishing feature is the hanging garden on the ceiling, adorned with over ten thousand handcrafted, vibrant butterflies. Whether viewed from afar or up close, they appear to be fluttering, giving visitors the illusion of stepping into a fantastical dream world.
The Iron Fairies Bar in Hong Kong features a magical and industrial, rough-edged décor
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