Theatrical fixtures light a display window at the Paris boutique of Lanvin, renovated and expanded by Architecture & Associés.
Air from a fan lifts a satin dress from Spring/Summer 2008.
Custom steel-framed vitrines and oak paneling and flooring define ready-to-wear.
The label was founded by Jeanne Lanvin in 1889.
Clothing hangs on custom steel racks across from vitrines filled with accessories.
Mirror multiplies the oak banister staircase.
A limited-edition hand-painted porcelain figurine by Alber Elbaz.
A gilt-framed mirror.
Archival photographs.
A 1933 photograph of a Lanvin model hangs above the custom perfume counter.
Shoes fill a custom steel shelving unit.
The couture salon's desk is constructed from steel and enameled glass.Source: Interior Design
