Showroom Cité Dupetit-Thouars is a multi-level showroom compound located in the Upper Marais, steps from Carreau du Temple, one of Paris’ most active Fashion Week and buyer circulation zones.
Spanning 256 m² across ground floor and first level, the space combines skylit volumes, inter-connected rooms, and strong operational infrastructure suited for showroom presentations, press appointments, and brand activations.
The layout allows clear functional zoning between display, meetings, and back-of-house operations while maintaining a cohesive brand environment across both levels.
Positioned within a quiet private courtyard off Cité Dupetit-Thouars, the showroom benefits from controlled access and destination-driven footfall rather than open street traffic.
This configuration supports appointment-led formats, private previews, and professional showroom use, ensuring discretion while remaining directly connected to the Haut-Marais showroom ecosystem.
Circulation remains fluid during Fashion Week periods, driven by nearby showrooms, agencies, and Carreau du Temple events.
The ground floor reads as a bright white-box gallery structured around skylights and industrial glass openings that diffuse natural light throughout the space.
Generous ceiling heights and open floor spans enable rails, installations, plinths, and scenographic build-outs without spatial compression.
Upstairs, exposed wooden beams introduce material contrast and a more intimate showroom atmosphere, suited for capsule presentations, VIP appointments, or press previews.
The dual-level configuration supports layered showroom operations.
The ground floor accommodates primary collection display, buyer circulation, and reception flow, while the upper level functions as a secondary presentation zone for styling, meetings, or segmented brand storytelling.
Multiple entrances and internal connections allow operational separation between public access, staff logistics, and service circulation when required.
Address: Cité Dupetit-Thouars, 75003 Paris
Total surface: 256 m²
Spatial configuration: Ground floor showroom volume + first-floor presentation spaces
Access via private courtyard
Multiple independent entrances
Natural light via skylights and industrial glass openings
• 256 m² duplex showroom across two levels
• Courtyard setting with private access
• Loft-style upper floor for meetings & hosting
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Located in the Haut Marais, steps from Rue de Turenne and Carreau du Temple.
The area concentrates showrooms, agencies, and contemporary brands, ensuring steady Fashion Week circulation while remaining less saturated than prime retail streets.
Easy access via République, Filles du Calvaire, and Temple stations.
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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, press appointments and buyer meetings thanks to its 256 m² duplex layout, private courtyard setting and location close to Carreau du Temple. The configuration allows brands to separate presentation, meetings and operational functions while keeping a coherent visitor journey.
The showroom is accessed through a private courtyard rather than relying on open street traffic. This creates a more controlled arrival for buyers, press and invited guests, while the Haut Marais location keeps the venue close to the main Fashion Week showroom circuit.
The venue is arranged across a ground floor and a first level. The main floor works naturally for collection display, reception and buyer circulation, while the upper level can be used for additional presentation, private appointments, styling or meetings.
Yes. Skylights and industrial glass openings bring daylight into the main ground-floor volume, while the upper level offers a warmer loft atmosphere with exposed wooden beams. This gives brands two visually distinct environments within the same venue.
Yes. Multiple independent entrances and internal connections allow guest access, staff circulation and service functions to be organised separately when required. This is particularly useful for multi-day showrooms, press days and projects with deliveries, stock and operational teams working alongside appointments.
Yes. The duplex layout makes it possible to dedicate the ground floor to the main collection or presentation, while the upper floor supports meetings, VIP appointments, capsule collections or private hosting. The kitchen, storage and back-of-house areas also help keep operational activity away from the main guest-facing spaces.
