Under the direction of Anthony Vaccarello, Saint Laurent unveils a new space on Avenue Montaigne. Conceived as a more intimate extension of the Champs-Élysées flagship, it carries the same architectural rigour and sculptural clarity, distilled here into a quieter, more personal gesture. Refined over more than two years, the project completely reimagines the address.
Furniture and artworks anchor the space within the Maison’s cultural heritage. Selected pieces include a pair of Süe & Mare armchairs, a daybed by Paul Poiret for Atelier Martine, a François-Xavier Lalanne table, and works by Jean-Michel Frank, Charlotte Perriand, and Josef Hoffmann — signatures that echo the collector’s spirit of Monsieur Saint Laurent.
Works from the Pinault Collection, including a previously unseen piece by Mark Bradford, enter into dialogue with the setting and reaffirm the Maison’s commitment to contemporary art.
On the upper floor, a private salon overlooking Avenue Montaigne offers a more confidential experience. A landscaped terrace completes the ensemble, offering a moment of calm in the heart of the 8th arrondissement.
