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Boutique rénovée de 22 m² dans le 7ème arrondissement.

23 m²
248 sq ft
paris
FR
€180 / day
per day
showroom
2 use cases
city
Paris
area
23 sqm
day rate
€180 / day
postcode
use cases
showroom presentation · art exhibition · gallery showing
included
Internet · Air Conditioning · Security System

about this space

Située dans le 7ème arrondissement, cette boutique de 22 mètres carrés a été entièrement rénovée. Adaptable pour un showroom ou une galerie d'art, elle présente des murs blancs et est équipée de cimaises. Parmi ses caractéristiques, on trouve l'accès à Internet, un système de sécurité, une réserve, des comptoirs, des cabines d'essayage, un portant à vêtements, un éclairage, du mobilier, des équipements audio et vidéo, ainsi que des installations électriques et de chauffage. De plus, elle dispose d'un parking, d'un ascenseur et d'une cuisine.

the fwv take

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This renovated boutique on the border of Paris' 7th arrondissement excels as a fashion presentation or brand shoot location, largely due to its ready-made fixtures including garment racks, counters, and a dedicated stock room which eliminate the need for pre-show build-outs and streamline short-term lease operations.

Its basement position ensures consistent lighting, crucial for meticulous product photography and content creation, where daylight shifts would otherwise complicate the process.

This space speaks to mid-scale, contemporary brands with an understated luxury focus in areas like fine jewellery, eyewear, or ceramics—those that benefit from a more private, low-key setting rather than high-street exposure, making it quite distinct from a venue catering to high-volume pop-up retail.

Based on our direct experience with the area, Paris Fashion Week dates in March and late-September are the most competitive, booking swiftly, so we advise confirming your needs, such as logistic specs for elevator use over a standard loading bay, early in the planning phase—details we cover in our comprehensive permit guide for Paris activations.

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what's included

  • Internet
  • Air Conditioning
  • Security System
  • Stock Room
  • Counters
  • Fitting Rooms
  • Garment Rack
  • Lighting
  • Furniture
  • Sound & Video Equipment
  • Electricity
  • Heating
  • Parking
  • Elevator
  • Kitchen
  • Wifi

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how to book this space

  1. 01

    Check the shell and the dates

    Review the gallery, 23 sqm floor plan and amenities for Boutique rénovée de 22 m² dans le 7ème arrondissement, then note the window you want in Paris. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.

  2. 02

    Send the brief

    Use the request panel on this page to send your dates, expected footfall and budget. The listed rate is a starting point at €180 per day.

  3. 03

    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.

  4. 04

    Lock the contract

    Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.

  5. 05

    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 boutique space is particularly suited for conducting seasonal showrooms, thanks to its garment racks and fitted counters. Brands running seasonal showrooms typically set up private appointments to create an intimate viewing experience for buyers and press. The space comfortably accommodates around 25 people and its basement location ensures a controlled environment for showcasing collections.

Art Exhibition or Gallery Showing

With its white walls and cimaises, this location serves well as an art exhibition or gallery showing venue. These features allow for easy hanging of artworks or photography without damage. The equipped space can accommodate private viewings, optimally serving up to 25 attendees and supporting controlled lighting for art display needs. For those exploring spaces in Paris, this offers a refined setting.

Press Day / Media Preview

This renovated boutique is effectively structured to host press days or media previews. The integrated sound and video equipment, along with wifi, provide seamless multimedia presentations. Brands can leverage this space for focused appointments, accommodating a maximum of 25 media representatives at a time, which enhances press interactions in a curated setting.

Sample Sale

The 22 sqm area is a viable choice for hosting a sample sale, particularly for niche products such as accessories or luxury items. With existing counters and fitting rooms, brands can set up quickly without significant investment. The venue is best used for small, appointment-based shopping experiences targeting a curated audience over walk-in traffic.

Brand Shoot or Content Day

Given the consistent lighting provided by the basement location, the boutique is well-suited for brand shoots or content creation days. The provided audio-visual equipment supports high-quality video production, and existing furniture allows versatile setup configurations for various product shoots or editorial content. Utilizing this space can yield professional results effortlessly.

Buyer Appointments

This boutique is strategically equipped with the necessary fixtures to facilitate buyer appointments. The garment racks and stock room cater to an organized display of collections, making it easier for brands to engage buyers in private settings. The setting enhances personal interaction, providing a controlled environment that brings focus solely to the products.

Influencer Event

Hosting an influencer event here leverages the boutique's intimate ambiance and inherent privacy. The space's central location in Paris enhances accessibility for local influencers, while amenities like the kitchen and fitting rooms support personalized styling and catering options. This setup is ideal for select, high-value engagement rather than large public gatherings.

Workshop or Creative Workshop

Conducting workshops in this space is operationally sound given its supportive fixtures such as tables and counters. Internet access facilitates interactive digital elements during workshops, making it perfect for creative sessions with up to 25 participants. The boutique creates an inspiring setting for brands intending to host exclusive, skill-based interactions.

Brand Activation

For brand activations seeking a customized and intimate space, this boutique offers utility with its existing AV equipment and fitting rooms. Ideal for a smaller audience, brands can design bespoke experiences, focusing on a curated list of invitees. The space functions well for controlled, appointment-based activations rather than massive footfall events.

use cases

showroom presentationart exhibitiongallery showing

location

plotting…
paris·48.8583° · 2.3018°

what's around

6 stores within 600 m, incl. G20, Vog, Monsieur Chaussure

brands nearby

G20VogMonsieur ChaussureInstitut KaritéAlma DécoLiolàRoméo et JuliettePicard
fashion stores
2
beauty
3
design & interiors
1
hotels
3
cafés
11
restaurants & bars
28
other retail
12
  • Le Violon d'Ingres10 m
  • Les Cocottes10 m
  • Le Bistrot des fables30 m
  • Boulangerie Laurent B40 m
  • Bistro Saint-Dominique40 m
  • G2060 m

the neighbourhood

This part of Paris' 7th arrondissement hosts a rich tapestry of independent brands, art galleries, and creative studios, making it ideal for those in the fashion, art, and design sectors. With streets like Rue Saint-Dominique nearby acting as anchors, this area attracts boutique brands and ateliers, from fine jewellery and eyewear to ceramics and quiet luxury tailoring. High-end galleries along with concept-driven retailers find their niche here, taking advantage of the area's preference for minimalistic and refined aesthetics. In our experience placing brands in this neighbourhood, the proximity to institutions like the American University of Paris and historical landmarks enhances its appeal for culturally rich, nuanced brand presentations. For those looking to operate within Paris, consider exploring spaces in Paris that harness similar creative potential.

Brands often choose this area over centralised fashion corridors like the Marais or Champs-Élysées due to its more intimate atmosphere and refined business environment. Unlike these bustling districts, the 7th arrondissement offers better value per square meter and is less inundated with tourists, providing the perfect setting for invite-only events or private showroom viewings. This neighbourhood's closeness to hotels and key transportation hubs such as the Alma-Marceau metro station ensures convenience for press and buyers arriving from international locations. For those launching an activation here seeking tailored creative approaches, our concept and direction services might suit your needs better than relying on general rentals you might find in more hectic areas.

Arriving at this venue on Rue Saint-Dominique, one experiences a calm yet sophisticated scene, marked by a steady rhythm of locals moving between cafes and boutiques. Ideal for a settled pace of foot traffic, clients generally arrive on pre-confirmed times, making it much suited to appointment-based formats. From morning through afternoon, the blend of residential and commercial dynamics supports select clientele interactions rather than high-volume sales. Delegated through our direct agency work here, the street dynamic works particularly well for brands aiming for a discreet, curated presence. However, this neighbourhood is not suited for ventures that require high street visibility or spontaneous walk-in traffic commonly sought by tourist-centric brands. Instead, it serves best those market activations and showrooms valuing quality engagements over quantity, further elaborated through our permit guide tailored for seamless operation.

getting here & street life

nearest transit

  • École Militairemetro508 m · 6 min
  • La Tour Maubourgmetro629 m · 8 min
  • Alma-Marceaumetro743 m · 9 min
  • Pont de l'Almarail · RER C494 m · 6 min
  • Bosquet - Saint-Dominiquebus · 80 92130 m · 2 min
  • Rapp - La Bourdonnaisbus · 69 86 42171 m · 2 min

street activity

high footfall.

28 places within 200 m · 18 stores · 39 cafés and restaurants · pedestrianised street

within 200 m
28
within 400 m
60
within 600 m
60

the neighbourhood

The Istituto Statale Italiano Leonardo Da Vinci is an Italian government-owned Italian international school in Paris, France. Its scuola media and liceo scientifico, along with the school administration, occupies one campus in the 7th arrondissement. The elementary school is housed in a different campus in the same arrondissement.

  • Lavirotte Building · 115 m
  • American University of Paris · 162 m
  • American Library in Paris · 217 m
  • Organisation internationale de la Francophonie · 223 m
  • Saint-Pierre-du-Gros-Caillou · 296 m

frequently asked

Yes, this 23 sqm boutique in the 7th arrondissement of Paris is suitable for pop-up shops, particularly those focused on accessories or fragrances with private client appointments. The existing fittings such as garment racks, counters, and a fitting room make the space move-in ready for such uses, and the included amenities like parking and an elevator facilitate convenient VIP arrivals. The space's understated luxury ambience is ideal for brands that value curated customer experiences over spontaneous foot traffic. Consider exploring other spaces in Paris

who it suits

Brand Scale

This 23 sqm boutique suits an independent brand with a 2 to 12 person team, roughly 1 to 6 years of trading, and either a growing wholesale book or a DTC base that concentrates in Paris. The footprint holds around 25 people comfortably and no more, so the operational logic is appointment based rather than volume driven: one or two people running a rail, a counter and a fitting room across a two day press window or a full market period of up to 168 days. Basement positioning means you are inviting people rather than catching them, which is why buyers, press and private clients work here and mass footfall retail does not. Brands with 50 plus person teams, multi rail seasonal ranges or a requirement for street level frontage on a flagship axis will find this too small and wrongly positioned, and are better served by larger spaces in Paris with ground floor visibility.

Aesthetic Fit

White walls plus hanging rails make this a gallery neutral shell, and the brands that read best in it are quiet luxury tailoring, fine jewellery, leather goods, ceramics, eyewear, fragrance, editioned art and photography, and any minimal Scandinavian or Japanese influenced design language. Product does the talking because the interior is deliberately silent: cimaises let you hang work or framed campaign imagery without drilling, and the existing furniture and lighting support a considered, low intervention install. Where we see mismatches is when a maximalist streetwear or high colour beauty brand books a small basement expecting immersive scenography. Heavy set builds, tall structures and daylight dependent concepts are the wrong fit here given the ceiling and access constraints, and those concepts need a shell with more volume and a proper production and build allowance.

Best Use Cases

First choice is a wholesale showroom for market appointments, because the garment rack, counters, fitting rooms and stock room already exist and buyers can be received privately on the hour. Second is an art exhibition or gallery showing, which the cimaises and white walls were effectively renovated for. Third is a press day or collection preview, supported by sound and video equipment, wifi and a kitchen for light catering. Fourth is a content studio or lookbook shoot, since lighting is controlled and daylight variance is not a factor. Fifth is a sample sale across a short run, with counters and fitting rooms in place and the pedestrianised Saint Dominique restaurant cluster feeding evening traffic. Sixth is a small accessories or fragrance pop-up shop for private clients, where parking and elevator access make VIP arrival straightforward.

Budget Signal

This sits at the accessible end of the 7th arrondissement market, well below what a comparable street level temporary retail space near Rive Gauche commands and materially below a hotel event room in the Alma or Invalides corridor for the same number of days. For that tier you get something a hotel salon cannot offer: a fully fitted commercial shell with fitting rooms, stock room, counters, AV, kitchen and security, meaning fit out spend stays low and you are trading or presenting from day one. Compared with co-working event rooms it reads as a real brand presentation space rather than a meeting room, and compared with shared pop-up formats you keep full control of the walls and the guest list. In our experience the profile that gets the most from this space is the brand redirecting saved rent into product, staffing and press outreach, which is worth modelling through our budget calculator before you commit to dates.

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edition
vol. iv · ss27
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cormorant · plex mono
finish
gold foil 871c