tiles deliver a dramatic storefront, with petroleum blue ceramics and zinc patina arches framing the eye popping window displays. The bold red and blue colour scheme continues throughout the store, with the house’s emblematic red carpet underfoot and women’s shoes displayed on a bright blue suedine podium. Contrasting colours make a loud statement According to Louboutin, the boutique “looks like a living room where women do not feel like they are in a store but in the home of a friend who loves them and knows them well”. Imaginary fruit trees adorn the walls, feeding into the whimsical feel of the store. Red tiles make for a dramatic storefront The men’s room features shades of brown and beige to bring a masculine touch, with walnut wood, gold stained mirrors and warm colors giving a luxurious feel. The store is home to the new capsule collection of Cabaraparis, a tribute to Christian’s hometown Paris. The brand’s sneaker range makes an appearance The Hong Kong store follows the recent opening of a Macau boutique at the Shoppes at Four Seasons. The Macau store features flower-painted walls designed by French artist Alexandre Poulaillon. A marble table stands in the centre of the room, displaying the sneaker range. The second room houses two sofas specially designed by French artisan Jean Roger, using eye-catching fabric and ceramic scones. Gold-textured brass around the arched mirrors contributes to the feel of a cosy boutique. This story appears in the August 26, 2020, issue of Inside Retail Weekly.