Louis Vuitton’s Hotel at 28 Berkeley Square is a masterclass in hospitality-led retail. To mark the Monogram’s 130th year, the Mayfair townhouse transforms heritage into a multi-sensory journey. From the Keepall Lobby’s repair concierge to the playful Neverfull Gym and Bar Noé’s subterranean intimacy, the activation trades transactional shopping for spatial storytelling. By prioritising dwell time and emotional resonance, LV proves that in 2026, luxury is no longer seen, it i

Louis Vuitton’s "Hotel Bangkok" is a masterclass in performative heritage. To mark 130 years of the Monogram, the Maison transformed a 1920s residence into a cinematic journey through its most iconic bags. From a "Neverfull Gym" to a "Noé Bar," the experience reimagines luxury as a place of passage rather than a static product. By blending archival storytelling with the atmospheric grit of a heritage site, LV proves that true icons don’t just endure, they travel.

Louis Vuitton’s refreshed Seoul Dosan flagship reimagines retail as a hotel-inspired journey rooted in the House’s art of travel. Across three floors, iconic Monogram bags are curated through concierge, lounge and lifestyle settings, blending heritage, hospitality and storytelling. It’s a powerful example of how luxury flagships are evolving from stores into immersive brand destinations, where legacy codes are experienced, not just displayed.

Louis Vuitton’s Sanlitun Taikoo Li Maison reframes flagship retail as cultural infrastructure. Designed by Jun Aoki, the sculptural façade draws on Taihu stone and fashion silhouettes, blending local heritage with couture. Inside, light-filled atriums, a gallery-like retail journey and Beijing’s first Le Café Louis Vuitton turn shopping into a lifestyle experience. It’s a clear signal of future retail: architecture-led, culturally rooted, and built for connection, dwell time

Louis Vuitton’s Lumière Voyage pop-up transforms a luxury atrium into a glowing dreamscape of art and travel. At its heart, golden illuminated flowers radiate warmth, reimagining the Monogram Flower as a symbol of exploration. Framed in gold and inspired by LV trunks, the space blends heritage with fantasy — where product, light, and storytelling meet to create an immersive journey through the art of travel.

Louis Vuitton transforms Chengdu’s creative spirit into a sensory playground with “Chengdu, Play.” Blending culture, fragrance, and taste, the pop-up celebrates the launch of the City Guide: Chengdu Edition and Journey to China fragrance series. From Zhai Yongming’s poetic storytelling to immersive scent experiences and local culinary collaborations, the space bridges French luxury with Sichuan artistry—turning exploration, culture, and creativity into one seamless journey.

RIMOWA’s Groove pop-up blends Art Deco elegance with modern minimalism. Inspired by 1920s architecture, the space uses grooved lines, marble flooring, and geometric pedestals to embody movement and travel. It showcases the new Groove leather bag collection—crossbody, hobo, and tote styles in soft pinks, rich maroons, and timeless monochromes—elevated through tiered displays and focused lighting. A refined, immersive concept that turns heritage into a contemporary design state

In central Shanghai, Louis Vuitton sets sail with The Louis — a ship-shaped flagship blending architecture, culture, and heritage. Wrapped in metallic monogram and stacked like iconic trunks, the three-storey space features immersive exhibitions, limited-edition retail, and Le Café Louis Vuitton. It’s a voyage through the brand’s storied past and creative future, proving once again that when it comes to physical brand worlds, Vuitton leads the fleet.

Rimowa’s latest Tokyo takeover transforms Isetan Shinjuku into a celebration of craftsmanship and innovation. Showcasing the new “Bronze” Original collection and debuting its Vitra design collaboration, the activation blends precision, utility, and luxury into a tactile brand experience. From personalised leather tags to exclusive product previews, The Craft of Rimowa is more than a pop-up, it’s a statement of what modern retail can be when physical space becomes part of the

SDD25/20_04: Casetify has unveiled its first-ever Casetify Travel pop-up in Shanghai, transforming the South Plaza of Jing’an Kerry Center into an immersive airport-inspired experience that fuses travel, tech, and self-expression. The space is themed "Start with resilience, defined by me" and showcases the brand’s new line of elastic, anti-fall suitcases and travel accessories. Designed like a futuristic city terminal, complete with check-in counters, baggage carousels, and b

SDD24/39_01: Louis Vuitton's hand-painted 'Voyage' window displays on New Bond Street, London, captivate passersby with intricately sculpted animals, bringing the brand’s luxury travel bags and trunks to life in a visually magical experience. Pictures courtesy of Tim Nash / @tim_nash_

SDD24/38_01: Rimowa presents 'The Original One', a limited-time pop-up concept space at Shenzhen Luohu MixC. Featuring a striking art installation by OrangeTerry, it showcases Rimowa's iconic groove design with thousands of meticulously arranged metal pieces, blending classic aesthetics with travel inspiration. Pictures courtesy of Rimowa.

SDD24/31_05: Experience the excitement of the Rimowa "Love to be Popular" concept pop-up at Changsha IFS! This limited-time event offers a fun and interactive space where visitors can meet bellman Richard, complete a photo-taking challenge, and receive a physical photo as a keepsake. Participants also have a chance to win exclusive gifts. Located on the first floor of IFS, No. 188, Jiefang West Road, Changsha, guests who follow Rimowa's official social account and reply with

SDD24/22_05: Louis Vuitton, renowned for its exceptional trunk-making heritage, has launched the "Memories of Trunks" pop-up in Seoul....

SDD14_01: Rimowa Craftland Exhibition Pop-Up Space, Nanjing Station China.