Louis Vuitton Maison Seoul
Fashion · Seoul
Frank Gehry's sweeping glass facade and Peter Marino's warm-textured salons make Louis Vuitton Maison Seoul an architecture stop as well as a luxury browse. Explore the collections, then consider the glass-domed café if you want design, fashion and a sit-down break in one outing.
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Frank Gehry’s Kinetic Architecture
- The Cheongdam flagship makes an immediate impression before you even step through the doors. Its sweeping glass facade, envisioned by Frank Gehry in conversation with Korean cultural forms, catches natural light from every angle. Inside, Peter Marino’s airy interior design features soaring twelve-meter ceiling heights at the entrance and intimate salons dressed in warm textures.hypebeast+1
Multi-Floor Fashion & Fine Goods
- Spread across five distinct levels, the maison organizes collections seamlessly. Shoppers can explore men's ready-to-wear and accessories on the lower ground floor (B1), while the first and second floors are dedicated to women's leather bags, fine jewelry, and seasonal wardrobe pieces. Dedicated advisors provide attentive guidance, making the selection of silk scarves, coats, or signature fragrances smooth and relaxed.tripinfo
Le Café Louis Vuitton
- Perched on the fourth floor under a glass dome ceiling, Le Café Louis Vuitton marries Parisian culinary craft with Korean ingredients under Chef Yoon Tae-gyun. The sunlit dining space pairs branded tableware and logo latte art with dishes like beef monogram mandu (traditional dumplings) in soy-sesame broth, Korean peach charlotte, and vanilla cakes, framed by curated art books.tripinfo+1
