French luxury label Louis Vuitton opened doors to its first pop up store, Cabinet d’ecriture, at 6, Place de St. Germain, in Paris, dedicated to the art of writing last week. The store, which is slated to be open for a year, will display a series of manuscripts provided by Gaston-Louis Vuitton, grandson of the brand’s founder. These rare pieces trace the exchange of numerous letters between Louis Vuitton and many noteworthy writers, editors, and illustrators. The store hopes to attract many travel writers and sell paper, ink, and limited edition writing instruments created by St. Dupont.
The brand plans to slowly introduce this writing corner in their stores across the world in the coming year. This endeavor is an apt bid for the brand to grow as a luxury lifestyle brand, moving beyond fashion and luggage.
Louis Vuitton opens its first pop store dedicated to writing, Cabinet d’ecriture in Paris
