The most hotly anticipated opening of the summer, Fivelements Habitat launched today in Hong Kong, in its new Times Square location in Causeway Bay. The award-winning holistic and integrated wellness lifestyle brand brings together the best of Hong Kong’s growing wellness community with a focus on alternative and holistic healing modalities.
“We are thrilled to be launching our newest urban wellness model in Hong Kong, bringing wellness closer to home for city dwellers as well as local and international companies through Fivelements’ tailored personal and Workplace Wellness programmes,” said Lahra Tatriele, Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer of Fivelements. “We are truly honoured to be working with such a talented line-up of teachers and holistic therapists. Designed by our Fivelements Design team from Bali and Hong Kong, Fivelements Habitats are specially curated for restorative healing, stress reduction and rejuvenation: they are in essence, dynamic sacred spaces for personal transformation.”
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The huge 15,000-square-foot location offers a selection of classes, workshops and training courses, in yoga, mindfulness, tea ceremonies, sound and movement. The programmes are designed with both Hong Kong residents and travellers to the city alike, as well as corporate clients looking to broaden the scope of their workplace wellness.
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With up to 20 classes scheduled each day, there’s a huge variety on the Sacred Arts programme from physical exercise and fitness to more mindful and spiritual sessions, including activities like anti-gravity aerial yoga, mat Pilates, five rhythms dance, mantra meditation, and Japanese flower arrangement. The schedule includes sessions form some of Hong Kong’s best wellness practitioners, including Natalie Soderstrom, Victor Chau, Martha Collard, Malbert Lee, Gianni Melwani, and Tamer Begum, in addition to the in-house wellness curator, May Nogoy, and tea curator, Resham Daswani.
