Surplus leather among circular touches in Hermès’ extended stores
Luxury brand Hermès has renovated and expanded three stores: in Bordeaux, France; Crans-Montana, Switzerland; and a third in Kyoto, Japan.
In the historic city centre since 1977, the Bordeaux store is a testament to the house’s attachment to the region and local customers. It expresses its confidence in France, where it has 28 stores.
As part of the house’s circular approach, all the materials used are natural and sourced in France, Portugal, or Italy. The furniture in the leathergoods area reveals the original natural stone.
An oak cabinet dedicated to wine pays homage to the wine-growing region. Made at Hermès by Ateliers Horizons, the case is wrapped with pieces of leather originating from unused materials within the house.