Jesse James
Since its founding in 1946, Dior has called the legendary hôtel particulier home. Initially built in 1865 by Napoleon’s son, the property is iconic and eye-catching. The space first caught the eye of Christian Dior himself due to its outstanding and elegant architecture. The building is an emblem of Parisian elegance and French haute couture, though recently, the historic location underwent a thorough makeover.
The space has been a work in progress for the past few years, finally reopening to the public for the first time. Described as “like no other in the world,” the location is outfitted with exceptional attention to detail and quality. Housing a bevy of clothing and accessories, the space features the addition of the La Galerie Dior, which is a permanent exhibition space including 166 couture creations in 13 thematic areas. The area was designed to celebrate the fantasy and heritage that the Dior name has come to represent. More than a style showcase, the space is a brilliant display of creativity and luxury.
Take a closer look at the newly-renovated Dior location at 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris. Find out more about the renovation from Dior and keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more outstanding design and style news coming soon.
Photos via Kristen Pelou/AdrienDirand
