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Louis Vuitton unveils their Place Vendôme flagship store in Paris


ARCHITECT Peter Marino merges two historic Parisian mansions at Place Vendôme to create an extravagant new Louis Vuitton flagship store, honouring the founder’s Parisian beginnings. Returning the four floors to their 18th Century grandeur, originally designed by the architect of the Palace of Versailles Jules Hardouin-Mansart, the spacious arena of luxury combines the building and brands heritage with ultra-modern designs.

Flooding with natural light, the store set within the heart of Paris, the store features archival trunks, leather-lined shelving and references to French craftsmanship that makes for a fresh space – quintessential Louis Vuitton.

Place Vendôme store - Ground Floor (3) ©Louis Vuitton Stéphane MuratetLouis Vuitton Place Vendôme Flagship Store

Place Vendôme store - Ground Floor (1) ©Louis Vuitton Stéphane MuratetLouis Vuitton Place Vendôme Flagship Store

The new store, home to two working ateliers, opened its doors in early October to celebrate its grand opening. Exclusive guests including Julianne Moore, Mark Ronson and Jaden Smith gathered at Place Vendôme after the SS18 show to marvel at the heritage pieces that are displayed alongside the ready to buy clothing, jewellery and accessories. Combining the past and present to prove forever relevant comes naturally to Louis Vuitton, evidential through the harmonious blend in influences of art, fashion and architecture within the four-tier boutique.

Place Vendôme store - Men's Floor (2) ©Louis Vuitton Stéphane MuratetLouis Vuitton Place Vendôme Flagship Store

 by Joseph Furness

Louis Vuitton Place Vendôme flagship store Paris is open now to the public

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