Saint Laurent reintroduces Rive Droite Paris

"...Saint Laurent marks yet another milestone as Rive Droite Paris officially reopens after an extensive year-long renovation. This newly transformed space has been meticulously designed to reflect the maison’s architectural vision with unparalleled depth and precision..."

For this remarkable revamp, the brand has collaborated with the world-renowned American artist Donald Judd Furniture, seamlessly merging the realms of art and fashion. The partnership introduces two newly developed metal finishes, elegantly applied to Judd’s timeless furniture designs (1928-1994), rendered in the maison’s signature monochrome palette of black and white. Judd’s iconic furniture now stands as the centrepiece of Rive Droite Paris, with its refined, minimalistic lines exuding a profound and powerful aesthetic.

The bespoke finishes, exclusively crafted by Donald Judd Furniture in collaboration with Anthony Vaccarello, have been meticulously designed for Rive Droite alone. Featuring steel and white-coated aluminium, these finishes grace the original metal furniture that Judd first designed in 1984. The entire collection, comprising 15 distinctive pieces, ranging from tables and chairs to desks and beds, now debuts in an entirely new colour scheme for the first time.

A defining highlight of the newly unveiled Rive Droite is the expansion into the realm of gastronomy. The boutique now welcomes Sushi Park, the legendary omakase restaurant from California, marking its first-ever location outside of Los Angeles. This much-anticipated addition offers an exquisite seasonal Japanese dining experience, meticulously curated to delight guests, while simultaneously elevating the refined and immersive world of Saint Laurent.

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