Hermès Opens a 2,000 Square Metre Six Building Maison on New Bond Street Filled With 500 Artworks

A six-building, five-floor Maison The new Hermès Maison Bond Street occupies six Grade II–listed buildings dating back to 1769, stitched together into a single, fluid space.

Across five floors, visitors navigate 55 rooms, four staircases, three elevators and two roof terraces, discovering ready to wear, leather goods, silk, equestrian, beauty, watches, jewellery and home in a sequence that feels more like a townhouse than a traditional flagship.

Hermès describes the opening as a “milestone” that reaffirms its long-standing commitment to the United Kingdom and marks its fourth London address and sixth in the UK and Ireland.

Architecture: preservation and reinvention The interiors were entrusted to RDAI (Rena Dumas Architecture Intérieure), under the artistic direction of Denis Montel, building on architectural elements previously reworked by Foster + Partners, including an impressive spiral staircase by Norman Foster…