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

We handle the full path from first enquiry to de-rig, so your team only makes decisions rather than phone calls. At this address specifically we manage landlord negotiation, the occupation agreement, insurance evidence, access and delivery scheduling, and the build programme across 840 sqm, plus staffing, furniture, payments, and reporting if you want them. Every space we present is vetted before it reaches you, and concierge included means you have one Paris-based contact for the duration rather than a chain of suppliers. You can see the full sequence in how our process works

How much does it cost to rent per day?

The day rate here is on request rather than fixed, because pricing for an 840 sqm floor in the 10th shifts with your dates, duration, and how much of the building services you draw on. Brief-based pricing is standard for a space of this size in Paris, and rates during Paris Fashion Week windows sit above quiet mid-season weeks. When you enquire we come back with a landlord-confirmed figure for your exact window, usually within 24h, alongside an estimate for build, furniture, and staffing so you see the full number rather than just the rent. Run your format through our budget calculator

How large is the space and how many people does it hold?

The floor measures 840 sqm, roughly 9,042 sq ft, with an occupancy estimate of approximately 870 people. That capacity assumes an event layout with clear circulation, so a seated brand presentation or a showroom with rails and appointment seating will run considerably lower, typically 150 to 300 depending on your build. For a press day or collection preview the volume lets you zone the floor into arrival, product, and interview areas without guests overlapping. In our experience handling bookings of this footprint in Paris, brands underestimate how much scenography a 9,042 sq ft plate absorbs, so we always model the layout before you commit to a rate.

Is this space suitable for a fashion showroom during market?

Yes, and showroom rental is one of the strongest uses for this floor. At 840 sqm you can run a dozen rails, separate zones per line or division, and multiple simultaneous wholesale appointments without buyers overhearing each other, which is the practical constraint in smaller Paris showrooms. The République location puts you one metro stop from the Marais showroom cluster, so buyers can add you to an existing appointment route rather than making a detour. Multi-brand groups and labels with several divisions get the most value here, since one booking replaces what would otherwise be two or three separate addresses. Request availability early, as market weeks in Paris commit months ahead.

What amenities are included on site?

The building provides a water closet and a heating system, and that is the confirmed extent of the fitted amenities on this floor. There is no kitchen, sound system, furniture, or fitting rooms included, so treat the 840 sqm as a shell that you specify from scratch. That is normal for short-term commercial space of this scale in Paris and it is why most brands taking this address pair the rental with furniture rental

What sort of fit-out is possible in an office shell like this?

A freestanding, non-invasive fit-out is what works here, meaning modular walls, rails, plinths, lighting rigs, and vinyl rather than anything fixed to the structure. Because the interior at 17 Rue du Faubourg du Temple has no decorative identity of its own, brands with a neutral, architectural, or industrial design language get the cleanest result, and bare office finishes will read as unfinished on camera without a proper lighting plan. Any structural change, wall penetration, or facade work needs written landlord consent, which we secure in advance as part of the agreement. Our branded store design

What permit or contract type do I need for a temporary activation here?

For a short-term rental in a Paris office building you will normally occupy under a convention d'occupation précaire or a bail dérogatoire, depending on how long you stay and whether you are selling on site. A licence to occupy style temporary use agreement covers most pop-up, showroom, and press day formats up to a few weeks, while retail sale to the public and any exterior signage can trigger additional local authorisation from the Mairie. Because the property is classified as office rather than commerce, we confirm the permitted use with the landlord before contracts move, and this is the single most common point brands miss when they approach a Paris office floor directly. Our permit guide

Can I sell product to the public from this address?

Yes in most cases, but retail sale from an office-classified property requires landlord consent and the correct occupation agreement in place first. Once that is cleared, an 840 sqm floor comfortably supports a sample sale with queue management, multiple fitting zones, and a card-only checkout bank, which is the format we see most often in this part of Paris. You will need to bring your own point of sale hardware, connectivity, and payment processing, since none is fitted on site. We handle till setup, card readers, and daily reconciliation so your team is not troubleshooting hardware on the first morning of trade. Confirm your sale dates when you enquire so we can clear consent in parallel with the contract.

How do buyers, editors, and guests get here on public transport?

République metro is 87 metres from the door, about a one minute walk, which makes this one of the better connected addresses in the 10th arrondissement for a fashion week venue. Goncourt sits 403 metres away, Temple at 449 metres, Jacques Bonsergent at 482 metres, and Oberkampf and Filles du Calvaire at 550 and 580 metres respectively, giving guests six station options within a seven minute walk. For press days that matters, because editors moving between appointments will accept a stop that requires no changes and no taxi. Place de la République itself is the reference point everyone in Paris knows, so wayfinding instructions stay short. If you are weighing this against other spaces in Paris

What is the neighbourhood like around Rue du Faubourg du Temple?

The address sits on the border of the 3rd, 10th, and 11th arrondissements, directly beside Place de la République and its 3.4 hectare square. It is a working, mixed, high-traffic part of Paris with theatre heritage nearby, including Théâtre Déjazet at 292 metres and the former Théâtre Historique at 162 metres, and it reads contemporary rather than heritage luxury. Contemporary ready-to-wear, denim, streetwear, footwear, eyewear, and beauty brands sit naturally in this context, while couture and fine jewellery are usually better placed in a Right Bank hôtel particulier. Crucially, you are one metro stop from the Marais showroom and press circuit while paying 10th arrondissement rates on 840 sqm. Brands booking here typically choose it for exactly that trade.

Can I use the space as a content studio or for a shoot?

Yes, the depth of the 840 sqm floor lets you build several sets in one day, which is why content studio takeovers work well here. The plain office finish is an advantage for shoots because it holds paint, vinyl, and set walls without competing with your art direction, though you will need to bring a full lighting package rather than rely on the existing fittings. Brands often stack a shoot day either side of a showroom or press day booking so the build is amortised across both uses. Heating is on site, which matters for talent comfort on winter shoot days in Paris. Tell us your shot list at enquiry and our team will confirm power, access, and crew timings with the building.

Does this space work for workshops, masterclasses, and team offsites?

Yes, the floor is listed for workshop, creative workshop, masterclass, networking event, corporate event, and team offsite formats. At 9,042 sq ft you can run parallel breakout groups, a plenary setup, and a catering zone on the same floor without moving between buildings, which is the main reason brands book an entire plate rather than a hotel room block. Unlike hotel venues there are no per-head catering minimums or rigid access hours, and unlike co-working you get an exclusive, unbranded floor rather than shared circulation. You will need to bring furniture, AV, and catering, all of which we can arrange within the same booking. Book by the day for a single session or book by the week for a longer programme.

How much lead time should I allow before my dates?

Allow six to ten weeks for a full activation at this size, and longer if your dates fall inside a Paris Fashion Week or market window. That timeline covers landlord agreement and occupation paperwork, any use consent for retail sale, design sign-off, and a two to four week build across 840 sqm. Simpler formats such as a single workshop day or an unbuilt buyer preview can move faster, and we have turned around bookings in under three weeks when the floor was available and the brief was light. Map your own dates against our activation timeline

Can you staff the space for me during the booking?

Yes, we provide retail staffing, hosts, and appointment coordinators for this address as part of the same booking. For a floor of 840 sqm with an occupancy estimate near 870, brands running public-facing formats typically need a larger team than they first assume, often six to twelve people across door, floor, fitting, and till on a busy sample sale day. Showroom and buyer appointment bookings need fewer bodies but more product knowledge, so we brief staff on your collection before opening. Multilingual French and English coverage is standard for Paris activations and we can add other languages on request. Share your opening hours and expected visitor volume at enquiry and we will build the rota with your rate proposal.

How do I enquire and what happens next?

Send us your dates, format, and approximate budget through the enquiry form on this listing and we will confirm availability for 17 Rue du Faubourg du Temple, usually with a reply within 24h. From there you receive a written proposal covering the rental figure, the occupation agreement route, and any build, furniture, staffing, or payments elements you want included. If the numbers work we take a deposit against the landlord agreement and lock your window; nothing is charged until the booking is confirmed. If the floor turns out to be too large or the dates are gone, we will put two or three alternative Paris options in front of you rather than leave you searching. One contact stays with your brand from that first message through to de-rig.

What is the day rate?

Rates are quoted on request — send your dates and use case through the inquiry card.

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.

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.

shell — paris · 75010

Office Space on Rue du Faubourg du Temple, Paris.

840 m²

9042 sq ft

paris

75010

on request

brief-based

private event

2 use cases

city

Paris

area

840 sqm

day rate

on request

postcode

75010

use cases

workshop · creative workshop · masterclass

included

wc · heating

about this space

This 840-square-meter office space is located at 17 Rue du Faubourg du Temple in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, France. The property provides a total area of approximately 9,042 square feet and is classified under the office category. The premises are equipped with essential amenities to support a functional work environment. Internal facilities include a water closet and a heating system for temperature control. Situated in the Île-de-France region, this commercial property offers a significant floor area suitable for various professional requirements. The space is presented in a neutral, professional manner, focusing on the core functional aspects provided within the building. All details regarding the size and location are derived directly from the property's technical specifications. This office listing emphasizes the available square footage and basic utilities provided on-site for potential occupants.

the fwv take

Book this one as a multi-line showroom rental and press day venue for market season, because 840 square metres on a single office floor is the rare Paris footprint that lets you run eight to twelve rails, three concurrent buyer appointments and a packing and steaming back-of-house without any of those functions colliding.

What makes this address work for market week is the République metro entrance sitting 87 metres from the door with Goncourt, Temple, Jacques Bonsergent and Filles du Calvaire all inside a seven minute walk, which means editors and buyers can slot you between Marais appointments without losing half an hour to a taxi, and the uninterrupted floor plate absorbs an occupancy of around 870 for a launch evening without a reconfiguration.

The aesthetic match is established contemporary rather than heritage luxury: ready-to-wear, denim, technical outerwear, footwear, eyewear and fragrance labels with 30 to 150 staff and a real wholesale structure, brands confident enough to build their own scenography from modular rails, plinths and a lighting rig, since the interior is a neutral professional shell with only wc and heating and will photograph as unfinished unless you commit to production and build.

In our experience the March and late September windows on floor plates above 500 square metres in the 10th and 11th go under contract nine to twelve months out, off-season creative workshop and team offsite bookings clear in six to eight weeks, and the operational quirk worth flagging before you enquire is goods access on Rue du Faubourg du Temple, where kerbside loading is tight and truck arrivals need to land before 09:00, so we sequence deliveries through venue sourcing at the point of offer rather than after signature.

what's included

wc
heating

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how to book this space

01
Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 840 sqm floor plan and amenities for Office Space on Rue du Faubourg du Temple, Paris, 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. Pricing on this space is quoted on request.
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

workshopcreative workshopmasterclassnetworking eventcorporate eventteam offsite

location

plotting…

paris · 75010·48.8685° · 2.3660°

getting here & street life

nearest transit

Républiquemetro87 m · 1 min
Goncourtmetro403 m · 5 min
Templemetro449 m · 6 min
Jacques Bonsergentmetro482 m · 6 min
Oberkampfmetro550 m · 7 min
Filles du Calvairemetro580 m · 7 min

the neighbourhood

The Place de la République is a square in Paris, located on the border between the 3rd, 10th and 11th arrondissements. The square has an area of 3.4 ha. Named after the First, Second and Third Republics, it contains a monument, the Monument à la République, which includes a statue of the personification of France, Marianne.

Théâtre Historique · 162 m
République station · 197 m
Boulevard du Temple (photograph) · 247 m
Saint-Martin-des-Champs, Paris · 285 m
Théâtre Déjazet · 292 m

frequently asked

Yes, the 840 sqm floor at 17 Rue du Faubourg du Temple is available for pop-up shops, and its open office footprint is well suited to a temporary retail build. Because the interior is a neutral professional shell rather than a fitted store, your brand controls the entire customer journey from entrance to till point. Brands running temporary retail at this scale in the 10th arrondissement typically dedicate around 300 to 400 sqm to the shop floor and use the remaining depth for stock, fitting areas, and staff back-of-house. You should budget for shopfittings and lighting, since the on-site amenities are limited to wc and heating. Enquire with your dates and format and we will confirm whether the floor is available for the window you need.

who it suits

Brand Scale

This space fits established brands with 30 to 150 staff, eight figures of annual revenue, and a multi-market wholesale or distribution structure that requires an entire building floor rather than a room. At 840 sqm across a single office footprint at République, the scale only makes financial sense when a brand is running several functions at once: a full collection buildout, multiple simultaneous buyer appointments, a press area, and back-of-house for packing and steaming. Brands at this stage typically find that they can consolidate what would otherwise be three separate bookings into one address. Where we see mismatches is when a 5 to 15 person label with one collection and a single showroom rail enquires here; they end up curtaining off 600 sqm they paid for and would be better served by a smaller spaces in Paris option closer to the Marais or Sentier. Equally, a heritage maison wanting a Right Bank address with period detail is wrongly positioned here.

Aesthetic Fit

Brands with a neutral, architectural, or industrial design language work best, because the interior is a plain professional office shell with no decorative identity of its own. That suits contemporary ready-to-wear, denim, technical outerwear, streetwear, footwear, eyewear, and skincare or fragrance lines that build their own scenography with modular systems, freestanding rails, plinths, and lighting rigs. The volume rewards brands who treat the floor as a blank canvas and invest in production and build rather than relying on inherited character. What does not work: couture, fine jewellery, and heritage luxury houses that need boiserie, parquet, cornicing, or a hôtel particulier frame to hold the product's price point. Also a poor fit for brands wanting an instantly photogenic backdrop with no build budget, since bare office finishes and basic amenities of wc and heating will read as unfinished on camera.

Best Use Cases

First choice is a multi-brand or multi-division fashion showroom for market season, since 840 sqm absorbs a dozen rails, seating for wholesale appointments, and separate zones per line without buyers overhearing each other. Second is a press day venue and collection preview, with the République metro entrance 87 metres from the door making it a simple stop for editors moving between appointments. Third is a large-format brand presentation space or seasonal launch, given the occupancy estimate near 870 and the open floor plate. Fourth is a creative workshop, masterclass, or team offsite programme, which the listed categories already support. Fifth is a content studio takeover, using the depth of the floor for multiple set builds in one day. Sixth is a sample sale space, where volume matters more than finish and heavy footfall needs queue management and fitting zones. Seventh is a corporate or networking event tied to fashion week week.

Budget Signal

Expect mid-market pricing per square metre for central Paris, materially below equivalent volume in the 1st, 8th, or the Marais, which is the core reason brands take this address. In our experience the profile that gets the most from this space is the brand that would otherwise be paying a premium for a 200 sqm Right Bank showroom and instead buys four times the floor area one metro stop from the Marais. Compared with hotel event spaces you avoid per-head catering minimums and rigid access hours; compared with co-working venues you get an exclusive, unbranded floor rather than shared circulation; compared with shared pop-up formats you control the entire visitor journey. The trade-off is that the price reflects a shell, so budget for build, furniture, and lighting, and run the numbers through our budget calculator before committing.

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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

getting here & street life

frequently asked

who it suits

Brand Scale

Aesthetic Fit

Best Use Cases

Budget Signal

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set in cormorant.
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