The French house leaves rue Cambon for Rue Saint-Honoré, opening a new Paris flagship inside an 18th-century hôtel particulier.

Conceived as “a Maison for the Maison,” Fauré Le Page’s new address on Rue Saint-Honoré invites visitors to immerse themselves in its singular heritage. Designed by architect Jean de Gastines, the space unfolds across three levels, cultivating the art of receiving as much as the art of creation.
It begins in the vestibule, dedicated to the iconic Daily Battle bag, followed by the Archives room, before entering the salons devoted to the women’s and men’s collections. The library, which serves as a VIP salon, completes this journey conceived as an intimate exploration of the Maison.

The décor celebrates the elegance of grand Parisian residences, with Versailles parquet flooring, moldings, fireplaces, and restored historic volumes. Several art craftsmen were called upon to bring this world to life, including ironworker Romain Barré, who created a sculpture as well as the guardrail of the grand staircase, while decorative painters Dominique and Noé Bouillon, father and son, created a ceiling in “powder cloud” tones and a fresco inspired by the meadows of Normandy.
Art also occupies a prominent place in this new Maison. Under the impetus of Augustin de Buffévent, creative director, the space features a selection of works created especially for Fauré Le Page, including Agnès Soustiel’s ceramic animal sculptures, Arnaud Le Calvé’s robots, and Henriette Jansen’s floral sculptures. These pieces give the space an artistic dimension.

Fauré Le Page opens a grand new home on Rue Saint-Honoré

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