The store at 279 Rue Saint-Honoré, which originally bowed in 2011, reopened on Friday after a full interior remodel. A series of salon-like rooms inspired by traditional Parisian boutiques each feature a specially curated product line, with a mix of products from the main Michael Kors collection and the Michael Michael Kors lifestyle line.
The store sells ready-to-wear, handbags, small leather goods, and footwear, as well as watches, jewelry, and eyewear.
Established by Carlo Lamberti in 2006 and already a leader in the luxury restaurant, retail and residential fields, Lamberti Construction is a prestigious London based general contractor, providing high-quality bespoke interiors and turning your design concept into reality.
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On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of its first-ever boutique worldwide and the first one opened in Paris in 1980, Ermenegildo Zegna expands its presence in France with a new Flagship Store located on 39 Avenue George V in the 8th arrondissement, strengthening its retail network in the market.
The Paris boutique is complimented by a careful selection of design elements including unrivaled contemporary décor pieces and furnishings such as Digamma lounge chairs by Ignazio Gardella (1957), Cassina armchairs, a set of Campanino 900 chairs designed by Fratelli Levaggi and an Altai carpet (2020) whose design is inspired to Gio Ponti. To enrich the space, the boutique also features a couple of Gio Ponti armchairs (1964) and a cocktail table from Fernand Dresse (1968)
About an hour outside the center of Rome, in the coastal suburb of Ostia, a disadvantaged neighborhood is characterized by row after row of run-down concrete apartment buildings.
It’s worlds away from the splendors of Rome, but it’s also the location of a state-of-the-art, bright orange and saffron yellow building that has just opened expressly for the children of this neighborhood.
Created within an abandoned school, the first Punto Luce Delle Arti (Bright Point of Art) is the result of a collaboration between Roman luxury brand Bulgari and Save the Children. It’s an educational center that gives children and teenagers free access to courses, academic support, and social activities, all focused on arts and crafts.
The building itself is a bright spot in an otherwise grey landscape, with a giant red lamp painted at its entrance to illustrate the ‘punto luce’ theme.
Aside from the money donated by Bulgari, 35 percent of the cost of the project was donated by over 40 suppliers who work with the brand, from designers to painters and chair manufacturers.
Zordan s.r.l. sb is one of the suppliers who has worked on the project. In line with its ethical vision of the business, Zordan has donated half of the furnishings made for the new Save the Children Bright Point of Art.
Following the launch of the Blue Box Café at the brand’s flagship store in New York City a few years ago, Tiffany & Co is further expanding its presence, opening a Cafe in London at Harrods on Knightsbridge.
Guests at the café will be able to enjoy breakfast, afternoon tea, and dinner while being surrounded by Tiffany jewelry inside what will feel like one of the brand’s famed blue boxes. The café will open its doors in February 2020 for a limited period of time, so if you’re in the market to recreate that famous Breakfast At Tiffany’s scene, we suggest you make a reservation immediately.
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Prada Group, the holding company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has agreed to buy the four Prada stores in Milan for EUR 66 million from Fratelli Prada, the co-founders of the Prada house. Fratelli Prada is owned by Miuccia Prada, Alberto Prada and Marina Prada Bianchi.
The stores being sold include Prada’s first ever store at Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan, which the brand opened in 1913, two stores in Via Montenapoleone and one in Via Spiga. In a statement, the company said this “will be an important step in further developing and extending the group’s brand identity.”
Although Prada has seen rising sales, their stock has fallen six percent this year. Like many luxury brands, Prada can expect a potential hit to their growth due to ongoing protests in China.
Louis Vuitton’s London Maison reopened on October 24th at 17-20 New Bond Street. The store underwent months of renovations to reveal a complete reimagining of the space, featuring a sweeping double helix-shaped staircase crafted in cerused oak and worked as a sculpture with an offset center.
Nine important artworks are featured throughout the store in addition to a permanent selection of Objets Nomades, the collection of designer travel and home-related objects that launched in 2012, keeping alive Louis Vuitton’s long tradition of beautifully crafted travel-inspired objects.
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London’s new street food market isn’t popping up where you’d quite expect……….…unless you’re thinking of a Grade I listed, deconsecrated church in Mayfair celebrated as one of the finest examples of 19th-century Greek revival architecture in London, that once counted President Dwight Eisenhower amongst its regulars………in which case, it’s exactly where you’d expect.
St. Mark’s, deconsecrated in 1973, “a building of great historical importance, classified as a grade 1 listing building” to clarify, the same level as Buckingham Palace. Sandwiched snugly and somewhat incongruously between two grand mansions, St. Mark’s was built in the 1820s, became the unofficial ‘American church’ during WWII, fell out of use in the 70s.
Now, after a painstaking £5m restoration, it’s back in its full former glory – to host the sophomore site of Mercato Mayfair.
Mercato Mayfair is a sustainable community market that houses restaurants, delis, cocktail bars, patisseries, and food counters galore. Community is a key focus, and educational programs — including workshops, events and cookery classes — will take place in the vaulted basement. There is also a rooftop terrace and outdoor space, which will be particularly lovely during the summer months.
Lamberti Construction is the General Contractor who has worked on the project.
It’s been an amazing challenging, but at the end we have made it….. transforming this grade 1 listed building into Mercato Mayfair it’s been an amazing achievement for all of us, moreover we are extremely delighted that all effort made by Lamberti Construction and whole team can be seen in such great result…..Go and visit this new vibrant place in the heart of London – Carlo Lamberti – General Manager at Lamberti Construction
