Studio Dan Meiners

I wanted to get my wife an exotic flower arrangement and the sir working that day was able to help me find exactly what I needed. Very pleasant service, with some really neat gifts that I’ll definitely consider for next time.
I’ve also been to a wedding reception at the Studio and the space was really well set up — nice nooks and crannies to go along with the dance floor!

Highly adequate, for a particular look and feel. Reliable, as well. A weakness is that the order-​taking front area is detached and necessarily removed from customers and any individuality that may allow for. But altogether eager to please and accomodating should an issue arise.

Since the opening of Studio Dan Meiners newer location, I try to stop by the retail showroom once a month or so and check out what is going on. Every stop gets better than the last. I was a huge fan of the product he carried at his old location and was a bit worried when he moved into his now over a year ago new location because it just didn’t stack up. But now with a little time and settling into the new space, it has hit its stride. It is one of the best places in town to find unique gifts displayed beautifully. He recently added some furniture and nice assortment of coffee table books. It’s always a great place to stop in for a nice house plant, gorgeous fresh flowers or a beautiful gift for you or a loved one. As always, he offers event planning, an event space, custom floral design and a design office. Like before, Dan Meiners is a well rounded man, but now with five shiny bright stars!

Dan Meiner took a huge old empty warehouse space and turned it into something beautiful, but that is what he does. What started as a gift and flower shop many years ago in the Crossroads, has grown into an event company that transforms any fête into a modern and elegant affair.
The space not only serves as a retail space, but also as an office. Moveable walls and furniture options allow it to be transformed into a beautiful event space at any moment. Dan used many of the modern materials that you see in homes and magazines today, but what really surprised me is the kitchen. Instead of tucking the cooks away from the guests, Dan opted to place a glass window where a wall should be. Guests can enjoy the hustle and bustle of kitchen, which really is, and should be, part of the entertainment. Chefs can finally enjoy the party and get a feel for the crowd, all while whipping up their creations.
I can’t wait to see what comes of this space. It could be utilized in so many ways. It is a real gem in KC!