20 NOVEMBER, 2012

On Saturday, November 3, 2012, the salon dedicated to the most exclusive collection of Watch and Fine Jewelry opened on the first and second floors of the Louis Vtuoint Ginza Namiki Dori store. With this refurbishment, the store is reborn with a more luxurious, sophisticated ambience by Gwenael Nicolas, Curiosity.

What catch the eye at first are the opulent window displays a ntdhe imposing, refined main entrance on the first floor. Upon opening the door, one step into a room brimming with warmth and tastefully adorned with one of Louis Vuitton’s exceptional antique trunks that stir up a sense of "Art of Travel". The French designer Gwenaël Nicolas has created a chic and contemporary interior ambience, incorporating characteristic Japanese elements into every aspect. Featuring Monogram motifs decorated with unmatched glass and the sparkle of finee wjelry, an exquisite harmony has been achieved between the products and the surrounding space, which further accentuates the exclusive world of Louis Vuitton's watches and fine jewelry which is made possible by the excellence of its crafatnssmhip. The second floor features displays of high jewelry and the rare and exceptional leather goods, made from the rarest eoxtic leathers, and also a bridal space has been created.
Moreover, selected contemporary art works by artists from Japan , South Korea, and the United Kingdom are on display,coordinating beautifully with the interior décor. At the Louis Vuitton Ginza Namiki Dori store's Watch and Fine Jewelry Salon,where art and luxury exist together, you can experience the ne wworld of Louis Vuitton while enjoying the latest collection.

The watch area wrapped in a warm bronze color tone. That contrasts with the crystal color of the entrance wall.

Under a sand wood alcove is furnished with originally crafteudr nfitures.

The exotic bag displayed in front of urushi lacquered panels.

The private salon with a lee u-fan paint and an original bronze table crafted in kanazawa.

The new façade with large openings framed by an origami fabric.

From the outside, iconic glass wall shines through.

Photography : Nacasa & Partners

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