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A small studio between Wan Chai + Admiralty.
A place to slow down and work with clay.
13 Mar 2026
Summer is here!!! And it’s getting warmer and warmer!!! 😭 looking for a more comfortable strolling route!! Def check out this reel and take this route babies 🤩
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#hidden #shop #hkshop #shophk
08 Jun 2023
Dropping our November 2026 Ceramic Pottery Recurring schedule here 💖
📌 Class Type:
Monday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Tuesday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Wednesday Night – Wheel-throwing only
(Instructor: Karen)
Languages: Cantonese only
Thursday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Wednesday Afternoon - Conceptual Form + Hand-building
(Instructor: Simon)
Saturday – Wheel-throwing only
(Instructor: Karen)
Languages: Cantonese only
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📌 Additional Info:
Recurring classes (16+ only) – but we offer kids’ classes too! DM us to arrange 🐣
Group workshops & private lessons available — message us to set up a session! ✨
4 lessons for each course 🎓
Firing cost: $100/Kg 🔥
#ceramic #hk #discoverhk #hkceramic cozy studio home
01 Nov 2026
Drawn from the familiar, with a new chapter of work to share.
Having shown in Japan and the UK, Daniel Chau presents Narrative, bringing recent pieces to CoNinety.
In Narrative, Daniel works within a palette of blues, where subtle shifts in tone carry the work from piece to piece. Each vessel holds the quiet decisions made through throwing, carving and layering coloured slip.
When we are absorbed in making, progress can be difficult to recognise. Seeing the pieces together offers a chance to step back and notice what has gradually changed.
We hope this exhibition brings people who love clay together – to look closely, exchange experiences, and talk about techniques, experiments, failures and what keeps us making.
Whether you’re learning, have been making for years, or simply enjoy living with ceramics, come and spend some time with the works and meet Daniel.
Exhibition｜13–28 November 2026
Opening gathering｜13 November · 6pm
Hours｜Tuesday–Sunday · Noon–6pm
Co90
G/F, 27 Sau Wa Fong, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
30 Oct 2026
Snippets
24 Oct 2026
Dropping our October 2026 Ceramic Pottery Recurring schedule here 💖
📌 Class Type:
Monday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Tuesday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Wednesday Night – Wheel-throwing only
(Instructor: Karen)
Languages: Cantonese only
Thursday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Friday - Conceptual Form + Hand-building
(Instructor: Simon)
Saturday – Wheel-throwing only
(Instructor: Karen)
Languages: Cantonese only
⸻
📌 Additional Info:
Recurring classes (16+ only) – but we offer kids’ classes too! DM us to arrange 🐣
Group workshops & private lessons available — message us to set up a session! ✨
4 lessons for each course 🎓
Firing cost: $100/Kg 🔥
#ceramic #hk #discoverhk #hkceramic cozy studio home
30 Sep 2026
Talk about taking it slow
Free-riding on @vivianewu photo of the studio during my week “off” 😅
Clearly failing quite hard at being off. I kept finding myself coming back to this place, missing this place, and somehow still doing admin for this place remotely. So… holiday, but make it admin 🙃
I also very loudly announced that I’m heading to Japan, while simultaneously procrastinating on planning the entire thing 🙈 And before I know it, the holiday is almost over and Ayla’s school interviews are starting to pile up.
BUT — I do have a huge itch to come back and start reorganising this place again. Moving things around, clearing things out, figuring out what the next little chapter should look like. Thanks to @ceramics_by_michelle and teachers holding the fort while I’m gone 🤩
But before that!!!
@carollukpottery is taking over our @coninety this weekend for her solo 💥 She’s back in Hong Kong for a little while, reconnecting with home, friends and the community through her work.
Come by, say hi, and check it out! 🏠
29 Sep 2026
Today’s snippets of studio, alley and student works 🩷
10 Sep 2026
Dropping our September 2026 Ceramic Pottery Recurring schedule here 💖
📌 Class Type:
Monday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Tuesday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Janet)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Wednesday Night – Wheel-throwing only
(Instructor: Karen)
Languages: Cantonese only
Thursday – Hand-building + Wheel Throwing
(Instructor: Vernette)
Languages: English / Mandarin / Cantonese
Friday - Conceptual Form + Hand-building
(Instructor: Simon)
Saturday – Wheel-throwing only
(Instructor: Karen)
Languages: Cantonese only
⸻
📌 Additional Info:
Recurring classes (16+ only) – but we offer kids’ classes too! DM us to arrange 🐣
Group workshops & private lessons available — message us to set up a session! ✨
4 lessons for each course 🎓
Firing cost: $100/Kg 🔥
#ceramic #hk #discoverhk #hkceramic cozy studio home
24 Aug 2026
Lately, enquiries have been coming in from all directions — freelance, studio, shop. Which is great, except somehow they all seem to come with my least favourite part of work: admin 😂
This morning I missed my usual coffee because our neighbour hasn’t come back yet, and somehow I got lost in our little terrace instead.
I caught myself just staring out at the street and the trees.
Not wanting to move.
Not thinking about anything.
Just feeling the heat and humidity and letting my head go completely blank.
I was so zoned out that I didn’t really come back to myself until a group of office people rushed past for lunch, bickering about work.
And suddenly I noticed how magical this tiny little place actually is.
Hidden right in the middle of Wan Chai, somehow slightly removed from everything happening around it.
My tiny escape from Zoom, Teams, enquiries, admin, people asking questions, and all the little things waiting for a reply.
For a few minutes, nothing needed a response from me.
Maybe I didn’t miss my morning coffee after all.
Maybe I accidentally found my little loading screen instead. 😂🌿
20 Aug 2026
Simon’s work has been on our shelves at Co-Ninety for years — long before any of this. His forms were among the first things we chose to stock, and they are still the ones we return to. Something in the proportion holds.
Part of that is where he comes from. Simon is an architect: twelve years at Pei Cobb Freed in New York, then co-founding io Architects, where he designed the Miho School of Aesthetics outside Kyoto and worked with I.M. Pei on its chapel. Since returning to Hong Kong he has worked at Aedas and Herzog & de Meuron. He teaches architecture at CUHK.
He came to us as a workshop tutor. After five Moonjar sessions it was clear his way of working doesn’t fit into a single day.
He starts from form and proportion — where the weight sits, what the profile does at the shoulder, why one curve settles and another doesn’t. Less demonstration, more looking and reasoning aloud before anything is committed to. The conversations are as much of the class as the clay.
Best suited to those with handbuilding experience. The work begins from where your hands already are.
Three Fridays a month, 7:30–10:00pm.
DM to join or ask.
20 May 2026
Part of being a shared space is seeing how one tiny studio can live so many different lives — through the day, through the night, between different classes, teachers and people.
Sometimes I come back after just a weekend away and there are already little snippets of life everywhere. New pieces drying on the shelves, things coming and going, tools moved around, little traces of what happened while I wasn’t here.
It’s also probably why Co.Space always feels so lively — honestly, much more lively than my shop next door lol 😂
People come in to create, and eventually bring their creations home.
New tools get shared between studios
New energy gets shared between friends.
Snacks get shared between classmates.
Wine gets shared between studio mates. 🍷
Ideas, techniques, conversations and probably a bit of gossip get passed around too.
Things are constantly being made, fired, picked up and taken to new homes — while new things quietly take their place. (Can’t wait to try the new @sowtale hexagon throwing tool!
Maybe that’s what I like most about a shared studio and clay.
It’s not really just the space that we share.
It’s all these tiny bits of life that pass through it. 🤍
19 Aug 2026
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