The centerpiece of the Maison is an awe-inspiring five-story atrium featuring four monumental sculptures crafted from Louis Vuitton's iconic Courrier Lozine 90 trunks. Each of these towering structures, reaching 16 meters high, tells a visual story with distinct canvas patterns representing historic Rayée stripes, timeless Monogram, ethereal Damier Azur, and an arresting metallic Monogram. These sculptures not only celebrate Louis Vuitton's heritage but also embody the vibrant energy of New York City through their upward twist and dynamic design.
Adjacent to the stunning atrium, an 18-meter mirrored wall, entirely constructed from stacked Keepall and Speedy bags, transforms Louis Vuitton's everyday designs into a grand visual statement. This architectural wonder is complemented by oversized photomurals that abstractly depict bag patterns, creating a seamless fusion of fashion and art, inviting visitors to engage with the brand in a newly immersive way.
On the fourth floor, visitors will find Le Café Louis Vuitton and Le Chocolat Maxime Frédéric, which mark the U.S. debut of these culinary offerings. The café merges French culinary artistry with New York's urban sophistication, led by celebrated chefs Christophe Bellanca and Marie George. Here, guests can explore a curated library of over 600 titles while enjoying a menu that's crafted to elevate the Maison's luxurious atmosphere, making it not just a shopping destination but a cultural hub.
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