Louis Vuitton Maison Seoul was designed by Frank Gehry, a master of modern architecture, and was inspired by the elegant movements of the traditional Dongnae Hak dance, which depicts the image of a crane fluttering in a white coat, and Suwon Hwaseong, an 18th-century building that contains Korean history.
Louis Vuitton Maison Seoul's interior is divided into five floors, showcasing the house's diverse collections, from women's to men's collections, watches, jewellery, travel goods, fragrances, candles and books. Architect and interior designer Peter Marino created a contrasting volume in each floor space, from the 12-meter-high entrance to the cozy lounge, and perfected the details through the use of various materials. The space on the first floor is home to the Objets Nomades collection, which is the first permanent exhibition in Korea, adding a touch of diversity to the Maison's interior design.

Louis Vuitton Maison Seoul

Thanks to you, I was able to shop comfortably and friendly, and I was able to make a good purchase! The male employee helped me think about things and even found things I didn't have, so I'm going to buy something again soon:)

I received my item, Louis Vuitton Diane Beige, as a gift!! It's such a wonderful gift!! I want to come again, but if I come too often, I'll get tired of it!!!!

A time to experience a fantastic atmosphere and taste~ Thank you ♡

I visited for the dinner course. I think it was even better because it was a fine dining restaurant based on Korean food. If you are looking for a restaurant that makes Korean food more interesting than fusion or European food, I highly recommend it. At the end, the chefs came to say hello and greeted me, and I felt so good that I finished it in a good mood~