Louis Vuitton‘s Orchard Road boutique in Singapore recently celebrated its 20th anniversary in the iconic shopping mall with a complete makeover. The exterior façade is done up in stone glass and metal, featuring the Maison’s signature Monogram Flower pattern reinterpreted in shiny copper with a fading effect. Inside, the boutique is all subtlety and class, with luxurious fittings such as cerused oak with gold leaf, natural stone floors, plush furniture by Paul Evans and Helene de Saint Lager, and splendid hand-knotted carpets from Nepal. Original art pieces by Farhad Moshiri, Michael Brunn and Lonneke Gordijn adorn the interiors. But what really stands out is Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta’s installation created from glass, wire, LED and electronics, and equipped with a motion detector. What’s the motion detector for, you ask? Well the installation delightfully interacts with visitors when they pass. Now that is truly engaging, we say.
