Store 62 Rue Charlot is a 146 m² corner boutique showroom at the intersection of Rue Charlot and Rue de Normandie in the Haut Marais. The venue combines 116 m² at street level across two connected volumes with a 30 m² lower-level reserve, creating a practical separation between presentation, appointments and back-of-house functions.
The corner façade provides approximately 20 metres of glazing across four large windows and two independent entrances. The restored frontage, with green woodwork and black ironwork, gives the venue a distinctive street presence, while natural light reaches both ground-floor volumes.
Inside, the venue has a bright white-box gallery feel with polished concrete floors, exposed stone columns and professional track and spot lighting. The main volume, with approximately 3.37 m ceiling height, provides the larger presentation area, while the second volume at approximately 2.98 m works well for meetings, appointments, additional display or a separate content zone.
A built-in counter provides a useful hospitality and operational point during showroom or press-day use.
The 30 m² lower-level reserve keeps stock, packaging and operational equipment separate from the main presentation floor. The venue also includes a kitchenette, Wi-Fi, alarm system, air curtain and WC. Two street entrances provide additional flexibility for guest circulation and multi-day showroom operation.
Address: 62 Rue Charlot, 75003 Paris
Surface: 146 m² total, including 116 m² ground floor + 30 m² reserve
Frontage: approx. 20 m, 4 large windows + 2 entrances
Ceiling heights: approx. 3.37 m main volume / 2.98 m second volume
Equipment: professional track and spot lighting, Wi-Fi, picture rails, air curtain, alarm, kitchenette and WC
Transport: Filles-du-Calvaire (L8), Temple (L3), Oberkampf (L5/9), République (L3/5/8/9/11)
· Corner frontage at Rue Charlot x Rue de Normandie
· 146 m² total: 116 m² street level + 30 m² reserve
· Approx. 20 m of glazing, 4 large windows
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At the corner of Rue Charlot and Rue de Normandie, the venue sits in the Haut Marais between Rue de Bretagne, Marché des Enfants Rouges and Carreau du Temple. The surrounding streets combine independent fashion, galleries, concept stores, cafés and restaurants, within an established showroom circuit. Our Rue Charlot street guide looks more closely at the different storefront, courtyard and corner formats along the same route.
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Questions
Short answers to the practical questions that usually shape a venue decision.
Yes. The venue combines 116 m² at street level with a 30 m² lower-level reserve, making it practical for Fashion Week showrooms that need presentation space, buyer appointments and separate back-of-house storage. Its Haut Marais location also places it within one of Paris’s main showroom districts.
Yes. Store 62 Rue Charlot is particularly well suited to public-facing pop-ups thanks to its corner position, approximately 20 metres of glazing, four street windows and two entrances. The street-level layout allows retail, product launches and brand activations to operate without relying on a hidden courtyard entrance.
The venue provides approximately 116 m² at street level across two connected spaces, plus a 30 m² lower-level reserve. The main room has a ceiling height of approximately 3.37 m, while the secondary area is around 2.98 m high and can be used for meetings, appointments or a separate presentation zone.
Yes. The 30 m² lower-level reserve can be used for stock, packaging, equipment and team operations, keeping the public showroom or retail floor clear throughout the rental period.
The venue includes professional track and spot lighting, Wi-Fi, picture rails, an alarm system, an air curtain, a kitchenette and WC facilities. Exact equipment requirements should still be confirmed for each project before booking.
