Eco-friendly pop-up store Mosscape opens at Scotts Square
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Verteran horticulture company Nyee Phoe Group has opened its first pop-up store, Mosscape Concept.
Located on the first level of Scotts Square, the 2800sqft space combines horticulture and entertainment – aptly named “HortiTainment” – blending a retail space, food-and-beverage counter and an educational zone.
Products for sale include preserved nature installations which come in several forms such as moss, foliage, flowers and trees, sold for decorations. They have been preserved so they do not need water or sunlight, making them suitable for nature lovers who are away from home often.
Visitors can also sign up for moss art workshops where they will be able to make their own moss terrarium.
For dining, the store offers locally grown farm-to-fork salads and desserts.
Questions & Answers
Q.What kind of products does Mosscape Concept sell?
What kind of products does Mosscape Concept sell?
The store sells preserved nature installations, including moss, foliage, flowers, and trees, for decoration. These items do not require water or sunlight, making them suitable for people who are often away from home.
Q.What kind of food and drink is available at Mosscape Concept?
What kind of food and drink is available at Mosscape Concept?
Mosscape Concept features a food-and-beverage counter. Visitors can purchase locally grown farm-to-fork salads and desserts while at the store.
Q.What educational opportunities does the store provide?
What educational opportunities does the store provide?
Mosscape Concept includes an educational zone and offers moss art workshops. Attendees can sign up to make their own moss terrariums during these sessions.
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