328sqm Haussmannien Showroom on Boulevard Haussmann, Paris.
about this space
This commercial property is located at 167-169 Boulevard Haussmann in the 75008 postal code of Paris, France. Situated within the Île-de-France region, the space offers a total area of 328 square meters, which is equivalent to 3,531 square feet. The property is categorized as a showroom, event venue, and unique space. The interior layout is described as a Haussmannien showroom suitable for various event requirements. Factual information from the provided record indicates that the premises include a water closet as a primary amenity. The address is listed as 169 Boulevard Haussmann 167 in the city of Paris. All details regarding the size, including the 328 square meter measurement and the 3,531 square foot conversion, are derived directly from the space specifications. This unique venue provides a professional environment for showroom use and event hosting. The property is located within the country of France and maintains the specific Haussmannien architectural style mentioned in the documentation. Every aspect of this 328 square meter commercial listing adheres to the official street address and category classifications provided for this Paris location.
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how to book this space
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Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 328 sqm floor plan and amenities for 328sqm Haussmannien Showroom on Boulevard Haussmann, Paris, then note the window you want in Paris. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.
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Send the brief
Use the request panel on this page to send your dates, expected footfall and budget. Pricing on this space is quoted on request.
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Get availability and a quote
We confirm availability with the operator and come back within 24 hours with the all-in cost: rent, staffing, permits and fit-out for Paris.
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Lock the contract
Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.
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Build and open
Fit-out, install and staff the pop-up. Our production team handles delivery, install and the strike at the end of the run in Paris.
activation ideas
SS/AW Seasonal Showroom
This is the format the space was built for, and 328sqm of Haussmannien floorplate in the 8th gives you enough room to run a full seasonal collection without splitting across two addresses. Brands running seasonal showroom rental in spaces like this typically allocate around 200sqm to rail and mannequin presentation, then hold back 100sqm for seating, catering and a quiet corner for order writing. Ceiling height and window depth mean you can hang double-height rails against the mouldings and still keep circulation clear for eight to ten buyers moving at once.
Buyer Appointments and Wholesale Sessions
The location does the heavy lifting here, because the buyer and agent population already works this stretch of the 8th and arrives by taxi rather than on foot. With Saint-Philippe du Roule four minutes away and Miromesnil at six, appointment scheduling holds tightly, and 328sqm across a Haussmannien layout lets you run three concurrent wholesale appointment tables without groups overhearing each other. In practice the room separation handles confidentiality without requiring temporary partition build, though you will want to bring your own rails and steaming setup.
Press Day and Media Preview
This works as a press day venue because the arrival sequence is calm, the boulevard is wide enough for drop-off, and guests are not competing with retail crowds to reach the door. For a rolling press day we would plan 40 to 60 journalists and stylists across a four hour window rather than a single seated moment, using the front rooms for the collection edit and the rear for one-to-one desk time with the press office. The single WC is the constraint worth flagging, so keep concurrent attendance under 60 and stagger invite slots accordingly, which our activation service handles as standard.
Fashion Presentation During Paris Fashion Week
For a static or walk-through fashion presentation this reads as a genuine fashion week venue, and 328sqm supports a seated audience of roughly 100 or a standing walk-through of 150 to 180. What makes this work specifically is the Haussmannien architecture, which gives you a finished backdrop before a single build element goes in, cutting production spend meaningfully. Plan a 14:00 to 18:00 slot when the surrounding office traffic softens, and budget for sound and lighting rigging since the space arrives without technical infrastructure.
Sample Sale
A sample sale works here as an invite-only or registered-list format rather than a public queue, because almost nobody walks this boulevard without a reason. At 328sqm you can hold 250 to 300 units on the floor with 60 to 80 shoppers inside at a time, using the rear rooms as fitting and stock and the front rooms for rail density. Because there is no fixed till infrastructure, plan a mobile point of sale and payments setup and route the queue internally rather than onto the pavement.
Editorial and E-commerce Shoot
Parquet, mouldings and deep Haussmannien windows give you three or four distinct set-ups inside one booking, which is why crews book this type of space for editorial shoot and e-commerce shoot days back to back. A two-camera e-commerce day with a crew of eight to twelve fits comfortably inside 328sqm, with one room held as styling, steaming and equipment staging. Natural light is strongest through the middle of the day, so schedule window-dependent set-ups before 15:00 and move to lit interiors afterwards.
Brand Shoot and Video Production
The space performs as a content studio for campaign film because the architecture carries the frame without a set build, and the floorplate absorbs lighting, grip and a monitor village in a single room. Crews of up to 20 work here without congestion, and the room-to-room layout gives you a natural talent holding area away from the shooting floor. Expect to bring generators or verify power draw in advance, and confirm noise windows for the residential frontage if you are shooting into the evening.
Product Launch and Press Event
A seated or standing launch works well here for 100 to 150 guests, and the address itself is part of the pitch when the audience is press, buyers and licensing partners rather than consumers. Use the front rooms for arrival and product display, the largest room for the moment itself, and a rear room for catering pass and staff. With one WC on site, a two to three hour standing format is the honest ceiling, and our team will usually specify additional facilities through production and build for anything longer.
Influencer Event and Content Day
The multiple room set-up is what makes this credible for influencer programming, because you can run 25 to 40 creators through three separate content stations instead of bottlenecking them at one backdrop. Brands typically build a product moment in the window room, a seated interview or podcast corner in a quieter rear space, and a catering and dwell area in between. Taxi drop-off directly on the boulevard matters more than it sounds when your talent is arriving in look, and the calm street means no crowd management on the pavement.
Art Exhibition or Gallery Showing
Wall run and ceiling height make this viable for a gallery-style hang, and the Musée Jacquemart-André corridor two hundred metres away means the local art and antiques audience is already in the neighbourhood. Expect capacity of around 150 standing for a private view and comfortable viewing for 40 to 50 at any one time across the connected rooms. Track lighting is not in place, so plan a temporary lighting rig and wall protection strategy given the period mouldings and parquet.
Workshop, Masterclass and Networking Formats
Smaller intimate formats hold up here because 328sqm can be honestly zoned down rather than left echoing, which is where a lot of large showrooms fail. A hands-on workshop seats 30 to 40 at tables in the main room with materials staging next door, while a masterclass or industry networking evening runs to 80 standing. The afternoon window from 14:00 onwards is the quietest for concentration-led formats, and layout planning is straightforward with furniture rental brought in per session.
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the neighbourhood
Maisons with wholesale ambitions, jewellery and accessories houses, licensing groups and the press offices that service them are the working population of this stretch of the 8th. Walk the blocks around 167-169 Boulevard Haussmann during market week and you find first floor showrooms behind discreet brass plaques, Italian leather goods agents holding buyer appointments on rue de Courcelles, PR agencies clustered between rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and rue de Miromesnil, and a steady population of art and antiques dealers feeding off the Musée Jacquemart-André corridor. Rue de Penthièvre and rue La Boétie carry the small ateliers and framing workshops; rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, six or seven minutes south, carries the flagship names. It is a professional fashion district rather than a shopping one, and that distinction matters. In our experience placing brands across spaces in Paris, the clients who understand this area treat it as a business address first and a backdrop second, which is exactly what a 328sqm Haussmannien showroom rewards.
Brands choose this part of the 8th over the Marais and Rue Saint-Honoré because the buyer and press audience is already here, sleeping in the hotels around Champs-Élysées and Concorde and moving between appointments by taxi rather than on foot. The Marais gives you culture and walk-in energy but also gridlocked logistics, small floorplates and a saturated calendar during Paris Fashion Week. Le Marais and Rue de Rivoli make sense for consumer facing pop-up shop formats; Boulevard Haussmann makes sense for showroom rental, press day location bookings and invite-only fashion presentation space where the guest list is fixed and the objective is order volume, not passing eyeballs. You also get more usable square metres for the money than an equivalent address in the Golden Triangle, with proper Haussmannien ceiling height, parquet, mouldings and window depth that reads well on camera. The tradeoff is honest: this is not a neighbourhood with street theatre. If your KPI is discovery, look elsewhere. If it is buyer throughput and controlled press access, our venue sourcing team consistently steers international brands here first.
Arrival at this block is calm and unhurried, which is precisely what teams tell us they want on a press day. The boulevard is wide, tree lined and dominated by office and residential frontage, so drop-off is straightforward and guests are not fighting a retail crowd to reach the door. Mornings run on suits and appointment traffic between Saint-Philippe du Roule, four minutes on foot, and Miromesnil at six; George V and Franklin D. Roosevelt sit within eight minutes for guests coming from the Champs. Lunchtime brings a brief surge from surrounding offices, then afternoons soften considerably, which makes 14:00 to 18:00 the productive window for buyer appointment blocks and content studio or brand shoot use. What consistently works here is the sequencing of a quiet street, a formal entrance and then a light-filled interior. What does not work is high-volume temporary retail or any format relying on spontaneous walk-ins, because almost nobody wanders this boulevard without a reason. Run the numbers before committing using the budget calculator.
getting here & street life
nearest transit
- Saint-Philippe du Roulemetro331 m · 4 min
- Miromesnilmetro519 m · 6 min
- Courcellesmetro571 m · 7 min
- George Vmetro601 m · 8 min
- Monceaumetro626 m · 8 min
- Franklin D. Rooseveltmetro656 m · 8 min
the neighbourhood
The Boulevard Haussmann, 2.53-kilometre (1.57 mi) long from the 8th to the 9th arrondissement, is one of the wide tree-lined boulevards created in Paris by Napoleon III, under the direction of his Prefect of the Seine, Baron Haussmann.
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frequently asked
Yes, this 328sqm Haussmannien floor at 167-169 Boulevard Haussmann is available for pop-up shops as well as showroom and event use. The scale of the space means you can run a temporary retail floor and still hold back a room for stock, styling or private appointments. In our experience handling bookings on Boulevard Haussmann, brands treating the address as a pop-up shop tend to combine open retail at the front with a seated selling area deeper into the apartment layout. Pop-up use at a Haussmannien address in the 8th is normally structured as a short-term rental under a convention d'occupation précaire or bail dérogatoire, which we prepare for you. Tell us your dates and format and we will confirm what is possible at this specific address.
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