Description

The Lanvin Madison Avenue flagship, designed by the visionary Belgian architect Bernard Dubois, marks a new chapter in the house’s 134-year-old history with a pared-down design concept that subtly references Art Deco and Neoclassical design. Occupying a generous 2,150 square feet on the ground floor of an elegant eleven-story brick edifice, the space radiates a sense of revitalized poise and refined sophistication. Immersed in a soothing palette of monochromatic beige tones, the boutique stands as a canvas where fashion takes center stage. Stepping into the flagship, visitors are greeted by a series of three expansive front windows, each an impressive 188 inches tall, inviting the essence of Madison Avenue into the boutique. The interior ambiance is enriched by plush, padded fabric walls that envelope the space, while built-in white wool area rugs lend an air of comfort. Limestone floor tiles ground the environment, illuminated by spotlights discreetly nestled within the ceiling and display shelves with Marmorino plaster backdrops seamlessly marry form and function.