Shop Gallery 84 Rue de Turenne is a 90 m² ground-floor boutique showroom in the Marais. The venue combines 70 m² of street-level presentation space with a 20 m² basement reserve, allowing stock and operational functions to remain separate from the main showroom floor.
The 7 m full glass frontage gives the venue direct visibility on Rue de Turenne and brings strong natural light into the front of the space. The façade also provides a useful surface for window display, signage and product presentation.
Inside, the venue combines exposed stone, structural columns, white walls and directional track lighting. With a ceiling height of approximately 3.2 m, the open-plan layout works well for rails, plinths, furniture and temporary brand installations.
As a pop-up store, the linear layout provides a simple circulation path from the glass frontage through the main presentation area. The 20 m² basement reserve keeps stock, packaging and operational equipment away from the client-facing floor.
Address: 84 Rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris
Surface: 90 m² total, including 70 m² ground floor + 20 m² basement storage
Frontage: approx. 7 m full glass façade
Ceiling height: approx. 3.2 m
Equipment: track lighting, Wi-Fi, picture rails, air conditioning + heating, kitchenette, restroom and alarm
Transport: Filles-du-Calvaire (L8), Oberkampf (L5/9)
• 7 m full glass façade with direct street visibility
• 70 m² ground floor + 20 m² basement storage
• Exposed stone, open-plan layout and professional track lighting
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84 Rue de Turenne sits in the middle section of the street, between Francs-Bourgeois and the Poitou–Bretagne area. This part of the Marais combines fashion showrooms, independent retail, galleries, design destinations, cafés and restaurants, with a useful balance between professional activity and street visibility. The different commercial sections of the street are mapped in our Rue de Turenne street guide.
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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 Fashion Week showrooms that want both professional presentation space and direct street visibility. Its 70 m² ground floor provides an open setting for collections and appointments, while the separate 20 m² basement reserve keeps stock and operations away from the presentation area.
Yes. The venue has a 7-metre full glass façade directly onto Rue de Turenne, giving brands strong visibility from the street. The open-plan ground floor can be adapted for temporary retail, capsule launches, product presentations and public-facing brand activations.
The space combines approximately 70 m² at street level with a 20 m² basement reserve. The main floor follows a simple linear layout with around 3.2 metres of ceiling height, allowing brands to organise merchandising, racks, presentation zones and appointments without overcomplicating circulation.
Yes. A separate 20 m² basement reserve can be used for stock, packaging, equipment and other back-of-house needs. This is particularly useful for multi-day showrooms and pop-ups where the customer-facing floor needs to remain clean throughout the project.
The venue includes track lighting, Wi-Fi, picture rails, air conditioning and heating, a kitchenette, restroom and alarm system. The neutral gallery-style interior, exposed stone details and existing lighting allow many projects to operate with relatively limited additional installation.
