Louis Vuitton unveils trunk-inspired facade for NYC flagship renovation

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Louis Vuitton is renovating its flagship store in New York City, covering the construction site with a facade designed to look like stacked luggage trunks. The temporary store nearby features sculptures by OMA partner Shohei Shigematsu. The facade mimics the brand's iconic trunks, complete with details like handles and locks. The design honors Louis Vuitton's historical Trianon Grey canvas and includes 840 rivets etched with the brand's name. The temporary store at 6 East 57th Street includes a chocolate shop, clothing sections, and the brand's first U.S. cafe. It features towering sculptures and a mix of old and new furniture, maintaining a focus on design and sustainability.


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