Parfum Christian Dior
Scope of work
Interior Design
Location
Paris, France
Photography : SeignetteLafontan
The Enchanted World of the Couturier-Parfumer
Couturier-parfumeur. This is how Christian Dior described himself. Founded in 1946, the House forever transformed the codes of feminine elegance. In envisioning its new headquarters,the challenge was to capture that enduring legacy while expressing the boldness and audacity at the heart of the Maison.
The headquarters embodies the signature codes of the House of Dior, carrying forward its rich heritage, from Montaigne grey and lush gardens to Parisian apartment style, cannage patterns, and Southern charm.
But beyond aesthetics, the interior design reflects a high standard of precision and intent. Everything, from ergonomics and acoustics to views and natural light, has been designed to reorient the workspace toward the outside world. This sense of openness is amplified by visual transparency and the generous presence of terraces, making the building truly one of a kind.
Spaces Designed for Experience
Instead of a standard office tour, here are the emblematic spaces that bring the Dior spirit to life:
La Galerie Dior: A timeline-like corridor that tells the story of the House, its icons, creators, and timeless signatures.
Recruitment Salons: More than a welcome, a full immersion into Dior’s world from the very first encounter.
The Agora: Perhaps the building’s most remarkable space. Designed for all employees, it hosts gatherings from intimate team meetings to large-scale assemblies.
Le Jardin Dior: A green, tranquil patio inspired by the gardens of Grasse. With its long banquettes and soft alcoves, it echoes the warmth of grand Parisian brasseries.
La Pergola: A restaurant flooded with natural light, offering a bucolic lunch break amid flowers, a taste of Normandy in the city.
Panoramic Terraces: Over 2,500 m² of landscaped terraces and balconies. From the Arc de Triomphe to the Eiffel Tower and across the Bois de Boulogne, the views are simply breathtaking.
