
French high jeweler Boucheron has unveiled its second U.S. boutique, choosing the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas as its latest home. Nestled inside the opulent Fontainebleau resort, this 1,560-square-foot space merges Parisian sophistication with the vibrant energy of Vegas.
CEO Hélène Poulit-Duquesne explained the brand’s decision: “Las Vegas’ status as a global luxury destination makes it ideal for expanding our presence among both American and international clientele.” The boutique’s design balances the elegance of Place Vendôme with a splash of Vegas brilliance, featuring bold hues of blue, pink, and purple.
A Store Designed to Shine
Unlike traditional jewelry stores, Boucheron replaces standard selling tables with intimate round tables, fostering a personalized shopping experience. The boutique’s walls feature shimmering moiré wallpaper, mimicking the fluidity of silk and enhancing the light play throughout the space.
The VIP lounge, inspired by Boucheron’s Jardin d’Hiver in Paris, adds a Vegas twist with metallic blue, green, and orange tones. Vintage lamps by Pierre Chareau, whose works are displayed in the Museum of Modern Art, add a historic touch. The boutique’s exterior stays true to Boucheron’s signature green, seamlessly connecting it to the brand’s Paris headquarters.
The Art of Luxury
Poulit-Duquesne takes a hands-on approach to store design, personally selecting elements like wallpaper, furniture, and décor details. The boutique also features a growing global art collection, with handpicked pieces from celebrated artists, including Franco-Swiss photographer Erwan Frotin.
“With each boutique opening, we aim to create an immersive luxury experience that reflects our heritage while embracing the unique spirit of its location,” Poulit-Duquesne notes.
With its bold aesthetics and deep-rooted history, Boucheron’s Las Vegas boutique is more than just a jewelry store—it’s a destination. Will this new space set a new standard for luxury retail?