Overlooking Place Vendôme, within a graceful 17th-century building, lies Louis Vuitton's new salon for watches and fine jewelry. Occupying the upper floors is the high jewelry atelier, a space where Louis Vuitton's commitment to exceptional savoir-faire truly shines. Bathed in modern, beautiful light, this is a place where the old workbenches, etched with the memories of generations of artisans, are still cherished and used today, serving as a wellspring of inspiration for the craftspeople.



For the renovation of this historic building, Louis Vuitton commissioned architect Peter Marino, known for his adherence to French elegance, to design the layout and interiors. He selected materials such as light-toned rosewood panels and cigar-brown Havana leather to adorn the walls, creating a space that is both simple and warm, exuding a tranquil atmosphere that perfectly highlights the exquisite jewelry.

Currently on display is the high jewelry collection "L'Ame du Voyage," designed by Lorenz Bäumer. While previous "Voyage" collections drew inspiration from distant lands and diverse global cultures, this third iteration is themed around Paris, the "City of Light." The magnificent collection of fine jewelry, which artfully blends iconic Parisian landmarks such as the Arc de Triomphe and Place de l'Étoile, is truly breathtaking.