What is the day rate for this boutique in Paris 12e?

The day rate is €192 for the full space, which sits at the accessible end of the Paris short-term commercial space market. That figure covers the fitted boutique itself, including electricity, heating, air conditioning, wifi, lighting and the existing shop fixtures, so your incremental costs are usually limited to stock, staff and any styling you add. Longer runs and quieter mid-week windows are quoted on a brief-based basis, so tell us your dates and format when you enquire and we will confirm the total in writing. In our experience with addresses at this price point in Paris, brands find the all-in cost lands well below a bare-shell rental once fit-out is factored in.

What is the minimum and maximum booking length?

You can hire this space for as little as one day and for up to 28 consecutive days. That range covers a single press day or private event at one end and a four week pop-up shop run at the other. Most brands using a 21 sqm shared boutique in Paris settle on three to fourteen days, which is long enough to build local word of mouth without overextending staffing. If you want to test the concept first, a one or two day short-term rental over a weekend is a low-risk way to gauge conversion before extending.

How big is the space and how many people can it hold?

The space measures 21 sqm, roughly 226 sqft, with a realistic occupancy of around 20 people at any one time. That capacity works well for a collection preview, a networking evening or an intimate brand presentation, and comfortably for one or two staff plus browsing customers during retail hours. For a launch party with a rolling guest list, we normally recommend timed arrival windows so the room never feels congested. Brands that need to host 50 or more guests at once should look at a larger Paris venue rather than trying to stretch this footprint.

What does "shared boutique" and basement floor level actually mean here?

It means you rent a defined exhibitor area inside an active, already-trading boutique rather than an empty single-tenant shop with its own street frontage. Visitors arrive through the host store, so you benefit from an existing flow of customers who came for craft, wellbeing and lifestyle products, and the bright shop window carries the shared display. The floor level is registered as basement within a mall-type retail building, which is why the interior relies on the installed lighting scheme rather than daylight from all sides. If your brand needs total control of the frontage, exclusive signage and a blank white box, this is not the right fit, and we will say so before you commit.

What retail fixtures and equipment come with the space?

The boutique includes counters, fitting rooms, garment racks, furniture, a lighting scheme, a stock room and sound and video equipment. That combination is why brands describe this address as move-in ready: you can hang a rail, dress the counter and open without hiring shelving or building changing facilities. The sound and video kit is useful for a looping campaign film during a collection preview or for background music through a trading day. In our experience handling bookings at fitted Paris boutiques like this, the stock room is the amenity brands underestimate most, especially for a sample sale carrying high unit volume in a small area.

Are wifi, a kitchen and climate control included?

Yes, the rental includes internet and wifi, a kitchen, air conditioning, heating, electricity, a security system and CCTV. The kitchen matters more than brands expect, because it lets you serve hot drinks and light refreshments during buyer appointments or a press day without bringing in catering infrastructure. The host operator already runs a hot drinks welcome, which suits the conversational, maker-led selling style this interior was designed around. Connectivity is stable enough for card payments and live stock lookups, and we confirm the setup with you in advance if you are running a tablet-based till.

Do I need a permit to run a pop-up shop at this address?

No separate City of Paris retail permit is normally required, because you are occupying a space inside an existing commercial boutique that already holds its retail use classification. What does need attention is exterior signage, any street-facing display and any activity that spills onto the pavement, all of which are governed by Paris signage rules and the host building's own house rules. If you plan window vinyl, an A-board or an outdoor element, flag it when you enquire and we will confirm what is permitted before you print anything. Our permit guide

What kind of contract will I sign?

For a booking of one to 28 days at this address you sign a short temporary use agreement, effectively a licence to occupy the exhibitor area, not a commercial lease. This keeps the arrangement outside the French bail commercial regime, so there is no renewal right and no long-term liability attached to your brand. Longer French retail occupations sometimes require a bail dérogatoire, but that structure is not needed within this 28 day maximum. We issue the paperwork, the dates, the included amenities and the payment schedule in one document so your legal team has a single thing to review for the temporary rental.

How do visitors and stock get to the space?

Porte Dorée metro is 118 m away, about one minute on foot, with the Porte Dorée tram stop even closer at 98 m, and Porte de Charenton and Michel Bizot are both roughly four minutes' walk. There is parking on site and an elevator in the building, which is what makes a basement-level space workable for deliveries of rails, crates and packaging. When you book we agree a delivery window with the host so your stock arrives outside trading hours and does not cut across customers. Brands travelling in for the day usually taxi from central Paris in around 20 minutes, and there are three hotels within 200 m if your team is staying nearby.

What is the Porte Dorée neighbourhood like for footfall?

Footfall here grades as high for a residential arrondissement, with 33 places within 200 m, 39 stores and 18 cafés and restaurants in the immediate radius, on a pedestrianised street. Everyday anchors including Franprix, Casino, Naturalia, Krys and Nicolas bring steady local traffic, and the Palais de la Porte Dorée sits 327 m away drawing cultural visitors. This is neighbourhood retail rather than a tourist luxury corridor, so the audience skews local, repeat and receptive to craft, wellness and slow fashion propositions. If you want a comparison against a Marais or Sentier address before deciding, you can see the wider set of spaces in Paris

Can I use it for a sample sale, wholesale appointments, a press day or a shoot?

Yes, the listing is approved for pop-up store, retail activation, showroom presentation, brand activation, private event and networking event use. A sample sale works because of the stock room and existing racks and counters; a low-volume fashion showroom works if you book wholesale appointments in advance rather than expecting walk-in buyers. Press days and collection previews suit the 20 person occupancy, with the kitchen handling refreshments and the video equipment carrying your campaign film. Content studio days are also possible on request, using the lit window and styled interior as a backdrop between trading periods, and we confirm shoot conditions with the host before your dates are locked.

Can you supply furniture, staff and additional fit-out?

Yes, we can add plinths, seating, rails and display props through furniture rental

What does Fashion Week Venues handle on my behalf for this booking?

We handle the host negotiation, dates, the temporary use agreement, signage clearance, delivery windows, staffing and on-the-ground coordination for the duration of your run. What we manage on your behalf at this address specifically is the interface with the boutique operator, since a shared space means agreeing display boundaries, opening hours, stock storage and how your brand sits alongside the existing craft and wellbeing merchandising. Concierge included means one account contact from enquiry through to load-out, so you are not chasing a landlord in French. We also brief your staff on the site rules before opening day, which prevents the small friction points that cost trading hours in shared retail.

How do I enquire and what happens next?

Send your dates, format and rough budget through the enquiry form on this listing and we reply within 24h with confirmed availability and a full quote. There is no charge until confirmed, so requesting availability costs you nothing and holds nothing until you sign. Once you approve, we issue the temporary use agreement and deposit terms, then move into planning: delivery scheduling, staffing, styling and any signage approvals. You can see the full sequence in how our process works

What is the day rate?

€192 / day. Weekly and press-preview rates are quoted on request.

Is staging, branding and fit-out permitted?

Yes. Fashion Week Venues runs the full production build — signage, fixtures, lighting, sound, catering and staffing — subject to venue rules. Include your fit-out brief in the inquiry.

Included on-site: Internet, Air Conditioning, Security System, Stock Room, Counters, Fitting Rooms, Garment Rack, Lighting.

How far in advance should we book?

Fashion week windows book 6–10 weeks out. Off-season activations can be secured in 2–3 weeks.

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Boutique partagée à Paris 12e.

21 m²

226 sq ft

paris

€192 / day

per day

pop-up store

3 use cases

city

Paris

area

21 sqm

day rate

€192 / day

postcode

—

use cases

pop up store · retail activation · showroom presentation

included

Internet · Air Conditioning · Security System

about this space

Cette boutique active offre un espace chaleureux et bien situé pour les exposants, leur permettant de bénéficier d’un flux naturel de visiteurs. Conçue pour favoriser les échanges autour de l'artisanat et du bien-être, l'espace se distingue par sa vitrine lumineuse et son ambiance professionnelle. Les participants disposent d'un accès à Internet, du Wi-Fi, d'une cuisine et de diverses commodités telles que des cabines d'essayage, des comptoirs, des équipements sonores et vidéo, ainsi qu'un espace de stockage. En outre, l'espace est équipé d'un système de sécurité, de la climatisation, du chauffage, ainsi que de l'électricité. Une attention particulière a été portée à l'accueil avec des boissons chaudes pour créer une expérience inspirante.

the fwv take

Take this Porte Dorée boutique for a low-build trading pop-up or a tightly edited sample sale, because at 21 sqm with counters, garment racks, fitting rooms, lighting and a stock room already installed you can load in, dress a rail and be selling the same morning without a single day of production spend.

The physical driver here is the lit shared vitrine facing a pedestrianised stretch with 33 businesses inside 200 metres and metro plus tram both under 120 metres from the door, which converts everyday local traffic into browsers, while the lift and on-site parking make the basement floor level genuinely workable for crates and packaging; what it will not give you is exclusive street frontage, since every visitor enters through the host store.

This is a space for founder-led brands one to four years in, working in handcrafted jewellery, ceramics, natural skincare, small-batch fragrance or slow fashion knitwear, with a warm maker-led aesthetic that reads correctly beside the existing craft and wellbeing merchandising; luxury maisons, streetwear drops and gallery-white minimalist concepts should look at other spaces in Paris with single-tenant control.

In our experience the September and early March fashion week windows fill first even out in the 12th as overflow demand pushes east, so enquire six weeks ahead for those dates and two to three weeks otherwise, agree your delivery slot with the host operator before trading hours, and budget for French-speaking retail staffing if your team is flying in, because a shared boutique rewards someone who can actually tell the product story at the counter.

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
CCTV

package add-ons

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how to book this space

01
Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 21 sqm floor plan and amenities for Boutique partagée à Paris 12e, then note the window you want in Paris. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.
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 €192 per day.
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.
04
Lock the contract
Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.
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.

use cases

pop up storeretail activationshowroom presentationbrand activationprivate eventnetworking event

location

plotting…

paris·48.8344° · 2.4052°

what's around

6 stores within 600 m, incl. Votre Marché, Asian Spa, HK Barber

brands nearby

Votre MarchéAsian SpaHK BarberIbisL’Atelier des barbiersFranprixCoiffure ParisCasinoSelectourMidasKrysNicolasNaturaliaLe Jardin D’Eden Beauty

beauty: 6
hotels: 3
cafés: 9
restaurants & bars: 9
other retail: 33

Votre Marché10 m
Idzif Pro20 m
Asian Spa20 m
Oulala Coffee40 m
Le Comptoir Dorée60 m
HK Barber60 m

getting here & street life

nearest transit

Porte Doréemetro118 m · 1 min
Porte de Charentonmetro329 m · 4 min
Michel Bizotmetro353 m · 4 min
Porte Doréetram98 m · 1 min
Porte de Charentontram568 m · 7 min
Montempoivretram658 m · 8 min

street activity

high footfall.

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

within 200 m: 33
within 400 m: 60
within 600 m: 60

the neighbourhood

Porte Dorée is a station on Line 8 of the Paris Métro in the 12th arrondissement.

Musée national des Arts d'Afrique et d'Océanie · 327 m
Palais de la Porte Dorée · 327 m
Cité nationale de l'histoire de l'immigration · 327 m
Porte de Charenton station · 395 m
Michel Bizot station · 444 m

frequently asked

Yes, this 21 sqm shared boutique near Porte Dorée in the Paris 12th arrondissement is available for pop-up shops and is already set up as a trading retail environment. Because counters, garment racks, fitting rooms, lighting and a stock room are in place, you can open a pop-up shop with almost no build and start selling on day one. Brands running this format here typically use it for a capsule drop, a single product family or a seasonal launch rather than a full collection. You can book by the day, which makes it a practical way to test Paris temporary retail before committing to a longer central site.

who it suits

Brand Scale

This 21 sqm shared boutique suits a founder-led brand with a 1 to 6 person team, roughly 1 to 4 years of trading, and annual revenue under €500k, typically selling direct to consumer online with a small stockist list. At this footprint you are merchandising one capsule, one season, or one product family, not a full range, and the practical staffing model is one or two people covering the counter and fitting rooms for the day. The basement level and shared boutique format mean footfall arrives through the host store rather than your own frontage, so brands that need a controlled, single-tenant environment or space for a 60 person press crowd will find this too small and wrongly positioned. Larger houses running buyer schedules during market week should look at the wider set of spaces in Paris with dedicated street entrances instead.

Aesthetic Fit

Warm, artisanal and wellness-led identities fit this interior most naturally: handcrafted jewellery, ceramics, natural skincare, small-batch fragrance, slow fashion knitwear, linen and accessories, plus anything with a maker story that benefits from being explained face to face. The bright shop window, soft lighting, wood and neutral surfaces, and hot drinks welcome support a conversational retail experience rather than a hard sell. Where we see mismatches is when a brand arrives with a high-gloss, minimal, gallery-white concept or a streetwear identity that needs raw concrete, scaffolding and volume, because the existing fixtures and shared co-tenancy cannot be stripped back to a blank box. Loud sportswear drops and luxury leather goods presentations will read as visually out of step with the neighbouring craft and wellbeing displays.

Best Use Cases

First choice is a short pop-up shop of three to fourteen days, since counters, garment racks, fitting rooms and a stock room mean you can trade from day one with almost no build. Second choice is a sample sale, where the storage space and existing fixtures absorb high unit volume in a small area. Third is a collection preview or intimate brand presentation for local press and micro-influencers, helped by the sound and video equipment and the kitchen for refreshments. Fourth is a content studio day, using the lit window and styled interior as a backdrop between trading periods. Fifth is a small networking or private event of around twenty guests, the realistic occupancy here. Sixth is a low-volume showroom rental for wholesale appointments booked in advance, and adding retail staffing keeps the counter covered while you take meetings.

Budget Signal

This sits at the accessible end of the Paris temporary retail market, well below Marais, Saint-Honoré or Le Sentier street-level rates and closer to a shared pop-up format in price, but with real shop infrastructure included. For that tier you get a fitted, trading boutique with security, air conditioning, heating, wifi, lighting, furniture and a kitchen, which removes most of the build and rental costs a bare short-term commercial space would add. Compared with a hotel event room you gain daily walk-in trade and a genuine sell-through test; compared with a co-working venue you gain fitting rooms, counters and a window. Brands at this stage typically find it the cheapest credible way to test Paris retail before committing to a central site, and modelling the full day cost through our budget calculator usually confirms that. The trade-off you are paying less for is prime address prestige and exclusive use.

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about this space

the fwv take

what's included

make the space yours.

how to book this space

Check the shell and the dates

Send the brief

Get availability and a quote

Lock the contract

Build and open

use cases

location

what's around

getting here & street life

frequently asked

who it suits

Brand Scale

Aesthetic Fit

Best Use Cases

Budget Signal

set in cormorant.printed for paris, this session.

set in cormorant.
printed for paris, this session.