Showroom République Valmy

740 m²

Showroom République Valmy is a rare 740 m² glass-roof venue near République and Canal Saint-Martin (Paris 11). Built for Fashion Week HQ, launches and filming, with four skylights, high ceilings and vehicle-ready access for fast setup and smooth guest flow.

Glass-roof Hall

The Glass-roof Hall is the visual and operational core of the venue. A powerful daylight nave with clean white walls and strong perspective, framed by metal structure and four skylights, it gives you immediate scale without needing heavy decoration. Ceiling heights vary across the space (roughly 2.40 m up to 7.45 m in the main areas, with the skylight volume reading higher), which creates real staging options: runway, central aisle, immersive installation, or a segmented showroom flow with clear zones for product, meetings and content. The advantage is simple: your scenography and brand take priority, and the architecture does the rest.

Large 740 m² industrial-style showroom near République and Canal Saint-Martin in Paris

Diagonal view under steel beam with pendant lanterns and glass roofs

Central perspective of showroom hall facing feature wall and niches

Side bay of the glass-roof hall with mezzanine windows and track lights

Warm evening light inside glass-roof showroom with exposed steel

Low-angle view of polished concrete slab with steel beam line

Central skylight axis leading to garden door at the far end

Close view of clerestory windows, lanterns, and white trusses

Front quarter of hall with service bays and rolling grilles

Vertical view of central skylight crown and curved steel beam

Glass-roof ceiling with lanterns at Showroom République-Valmy, Paris 11

Street Entrance

Street access is a real operational advantage here. You can load in efficiently, run technical installs faster, and manage guest flow without chaos, which matters when turnover is high and timing is tight. The entrance supports professional formats where logistics decides the success of the day: press launches, private sales, showrooms, shoots, and productions that require clean arrivals and controlled movement. In practice, it reduces friction for teams, makes set-up and reset easier, and keeps the guest experience sharper because operations stay where they belong.

Industrial entrance passage with covered roof leading to Boulevard Jules-Ferry

Streetfront facade with long display windows on Boulevard Jules-Ferry, Paris 11

Upper Floors

Two upper levels (about 60 m² + 60 m²) with parquet floors add a calm layer above the intensity of the ground floor. They work best as back-of-house: fittings, VIP office, press room, production, or a quiet meeting zone overlooking the main hall. The key point is discipline: these levels are not designed for public circulation or guest overflow. Use them for staff, talent and operations, and you keep the guest journey simple, the main hall uncluttered, and the day running on time.

Bright upper-floor room with parquet flooring and two windows at Showroom République-Valmy

Upper-floor room with stair access and white gallery walls

Overlook from curved timber handrail onto upper-floor room with parquet

Long upper-floor room with parquet and continuous track lighting

Vaulted Cellar

The double-vaulted cellar (around 70 m² total, approx. 3 m ceiling height) is the hidden engine room that makes big formats run smoothly. Use it as stock, catering storage, technical hold, dressing, or a reset zone away from guests, so the main hall stays clean and controlled. This is also where you protect your timing: deliveries, back-of-house circulation and quick changes happen out of sight, which reduces noise and stress upstairs. Treat it as production infrastructure, not public experience, and the whole venue becomes easier to operate.

Vaulted stone cellar with stair access at Showroom République-Valmy

Vaulted cellar bay with stone walls and bronze floor lamps

Streetfront Store

A 65 m² streetfront boutique on Boulevard Jules-Ferry extends the venue to the city with a real retail feel and visibility. It can act as your “front door” for appointments, gifting, or a smaller activation while the main hall runs in parallel.

Facade presence is meaningful here (about 10 m on Jules-Ferry), which matters if you want Paris traffic and not just invited guests.

Streetfront store facade with long display windows on Boulevard Jules-Ferry, Paris 11

Bright store interior with corner glazing and door opening to Boulevard Jules-Ferry

Deep store bay with track lighting and full-height glazed entrance facing the street

Plan & Practicalities

Total surface: 740 m²
Ground floor about 490–500 m² (main hall + boxes + support areas)
Boutique ~64–65 m²
Floors 120 m² (2 × 60 m²)
Cellars 70 m² (2 × 35 m²)
Capacity / compliance: 209 people total including staff, ERP Category 5, activity types L and M
Operating hours: 9:00-21:00 (no dismantling at night, no install on Sunday)
Sound: limit around 70 dB (no additional sound system allowed; venue is already equipped)
Comfort: reversible A/C throughout except cellars, heating zones adapted by area
Connectivity: fiber Wi-Fi, high capacity coverage across the venue
Sanitary: multiple WCs on site including PRM access
Use cases: showrooms, fashion shows, private sales, shoots, press launches, automotive presentations, culinary events