No need to travel far — 2 hidden Taipei spots for forest-themed photos

▲ Little Flower Field Studio is full of floral elements. (Photo /Little Flower Field Studioprovided)

Reported by Peng Huaiyu / Taipei

Modern people are placing increasing importance on lifestyle aesthetics, and unique boutique shops are springing up one after another. Floral decorations rich in natural elements are especially beloved by forest-style hipsters. Dried flower arrangements, with their soft colors and long-lasting preservation, instantly elevate the ambiance of any home — no wonder they’re so popular. There’s no need to venture into the suburbs; you can actually capture stunning "disguised forest" aesthetic shots right in the city. ETtoday EBC has planned a half-day tour of forest-themed boutique shops. Whether you want to be a goddess or an elf, these two spots can make your dream come true.

▲ Little Flower Field Studio is full of floral elements. (Photo / by Reporter Peng Huaiyu)

1. HANADA Little Flower Field Studio
What a dreamy combination — dried flowers meet girly illustrations.Tucked away in a lane on Section 5, Nanjing East Road in Taipei, as soon as you push open the glass door, the fragrance of flowers greets you. The first thing that catches your eye is walls adorned with colorful hanging dried flower bouquets. Thistles, lavender, strawflowers, cosmos, and baby’s breath all take center stage as dried flowers, making you feel as if you’re in a flower field, immersed in a wonderfully dreamy little world. The left side of the shop features artwork from illustrator Bonnie — from best-selling stickers to tote bags, all hand-drawn and designed by Bonnie. Every corner is perfect for photos, exuding a dreamy space that feels “made for girls.”

▲ In addition to selling dried flower bouquets, you’ll also find plenty of adorable girly illustrations here. (Photo /Little Flower Field Studioprovided)

▲ Girly illustration goods are also a highlight here. (Photo / by Reporter Peng Huaiyu)

The shop was founded by two art school graduates born in the 1980s. Ruru previously worked in graphic design, and all the floral arrangements in the store were created by her. Bonnie is an illustrator specializing in girly-themed drawings. She gained popularity by selling handmade stickers on a well-known website. At Ruru’s invitation, the two high school friends combined their talents to establish “Little Flower Field Studio,” providing urban dwellers with a beautiful space for mental relaxation. Additionally, Little Flower Field occasionally offers courses such as Christmas wreath-making and dessert illustration, helping you transform into a full-fledged hipster from the inside out.

▲ A seasonal Christmas wreath-making class is one of the offerings. (Photo /Little Flower Field Studioprovided)

Address: 1F, No. 1-1, Lane 286, Section 5, Nanjing East Road, Songshan District, Taipei City
Business hours: 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM

▲ Fujin Tree 353 is located in a quiet alley in Minsheng Community on Fujin Street. (Photo / fromFujin Tree 353 official Facebook page, the same applies below)

2. Fujin Tree 353 Café
A 10-minute walk from Little Flower Field takes you to the tranquil Minsheng Community. Fujin Tree Café, decorated with plant elements, is filled with floral and greenery arrangements everywhere, making you feel as if you’ve wandered into a garden. Every photo you take here is effortlessly stylish. Wooden tables and chairs add warmth to the decor. The café positions itself as a “gathering courtyard for lifestyle proposals.” It’s not just about the vibe — the food is equally thoughtfully prepared, offering Simple Kaffa’s carefully selected coffee and homemade rustic desserts to satisfy both the taste buds and souls of busy modern people.

▲ Fujin Tree 353 is filled with plant décor everywhere, offering a healing atmosphere.

Address: 1F, No. 353, Fujin Street, Songshan District, Taipei City
Business hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM