A new era of luxury is on the horizon in Beverly Hills.
Louis Vuitton is set to redefine the concept of flagship stores with a stunning, immersive destination opening in 2029. Envisioned by architectural legends Frank Gehry and Peter Marino, the project will bring together fashion, design, art, and fine dining into one iconic space at the heart of California’s most glamorous neighborhood.
Architectural Marvel in the Making
Frank Gehry, the visionary behind the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, will design the 45,000-square-foot flagship. The design features twin buildings joined by pedestrian bridges and wrapped in Gehry’s signature sculptural fluidity, topped with green rooftop terraces for a touch of eco-luxury.
An Interior World of Modern Opulence
Inside, Peter Marino will bring his refined vision to life. The interiors are expected to reflect both timeless luxury and contemporary artistry, with materials and layouts that offer an elevated and sensory-rich shopping journey.
More Than Retail: A Cultural Experience
Louis Vuitton’s upcoming Beverly Hills flagship isn’t just about fashion—it’s about storytelling and cultural connection. The three-level store will include:
- Full women’s and men’s collections
- Jewelry, watches, and beauty
- Travel and lifestyle goods
- Gourmet restaurants
- An exhibition space for rotating art and fashion installations
A Symbol of Vuitton’s LA Vision
This development represents a renewed push by LVMH to establish a cultural foothold in Los Angeles after their Cheval Blanc hotel project was blocked. Now, with groundbreaking expected in 2026 and doors opening in 2029, Louis Vuitton is poised to make Beverly Hills a true global hub for luxury and creativity.
