Shop Gallery 31 Rue de Turenne is a 70 m² corner boutique at the intersection of Rue de Turenne and Rue des Francs-Bourgeois. The space combines a 60 m² street-level gallery with a 10 m² basement reserve, allowing stock and operational functions to remain separate from the main presentation area.
Exposed stone walls, wooden beams and large display windows give the venue a distinctive Marais character suited to pop-up retail, capsule launches and Fashion Week presentations.
The corner position provides street presence on both Rue de Turenne and Rue des Francs-Bourgeois. Large display windows support visual merchandising, signage and product presentation, with visibility from several approaches around the intersection.
Inside, the venue combines white display walls with exposed stone and wooden beams. Track lighting and a simple open layout create a flexible backdrop for fashion, accessories and product presentations. The 60 m² ground floor is dedicated to the main presentation, while the 10 m² basement provides useful storage for stock, packaging and team equipment.
Address: 31 Rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris
Surface: approx. 70 m² total, including 60 m² ground floor + 10 m² basement reserve
Ceiling height: approx. 3 m
Access: direct street entrance
Transport: Saint-Paul (L1), Chemin Vert (L8)
• Corner location at Rue de Turenne x Rue des Francs-Bourgeois
• 60 m² ground floor + 10 m² basement reserve
• Exposed stone walls, wooden beams and large display windows
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At the junction of Rue de Turenne and Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, the venue sits in the southern Marais, close to Place des Vosges and Saint-Paul. This section of Turenne has a strong public-facing retail character, surrounded by fashion boutiques, galleries, cafés and restaurants along one of the district’s established shopping routes. See our Rue de Turenne guide for a comparison of the street’s different sections.
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Questions
Short answers to the practical questions that usually shape a venue decision.
Yes. The venue is particularly well suited to public-facing pop-ups thanks to its corner position at Rue de Turenne and Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, with large display windows on both streets. The location gives brands strong visibility at one of the most active retail intersections in Le Marais.
Yes. Its compact 70 m² format works well for capsule collections, brand presentations and Fashion Week activations where visibility and a central Marais address are important. For projects relying mainly on private buyer appointments, larger or more discreet showroom formats may be more appropriate.
The venue includes approximately 60 m² at street level, with the main gallery dedicated to presentation or retail, plus a 10 m² basement reserve for stock, packaging and operational needs. This keeps the customer-facing floor clear during the activation.
The interior combines exposed stone walls, wooden beams and clean display surfaces, giving the space a recognisable Marais identity without requiring heavy decoration. It works particularly well for brands looking for something warmer and more architectural than a standard white-box gallery.
Yes. Its corner position provides dual-aspect frontage and large windows visible from both Rue de Turenne and Rue des Francs-Bourgeois. This makes the space especially effective for window merchandising, launches and projects where spontaneous pedestrian discovery matters.
