Prada has expanded and renovated architecture and picture, the historical store on rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore in Paris. The inauguration took place yesterday, during the Paris Fashion Week. The project, designed by architect Roberto Baciocchi, informs the label run by Patrizio Bertelli, Prada was founded by the evolution of the issues addressed in the recent history of the image of the stores and re-interprets the architectural language of the brand as a function of the characteristics of 'building: a building in the heart of Paris early nineteenth century. 
the ground floor is an impressive gallery of marble and mirror on which there are different environments and collected. Special rooms lined with green canvas Prada, dedicated to the sale of leather, and black marble and mirrors, accessories. The bright colors of Sappho, reds, greens and blues make up the display settings in the design of the new exhibition stalls. The deep green velvet sofas "Leaf Cover", designed by Verner Panton and reproduced exclusively for Prada, make it soft and appealing all the space.
black marble staircase, inserted into a large piece of furniture exhibition, leading from the basement floor, dedicated to the collection of women's clothing. The space is completely covered in soft velvet curtains of green silk on the walls and turn it into a modern studio, the experience of the private dressing room seems to extend to the whole environment.
The first floor is dedicated to the men's collection, is accessed by a second staircase, curved, covered in black marble, with ebony walls. Here the character is played by male and tailoring thin strips of ebony floors, wooden walls of the tent and saffiano colored. The bright orange color was chosen for the room of shoes.
an elegant second floor private apartment overlooks rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore and is reserved entirely to the special guests of the brand.
Photo: The shop of the Faubourg Saint-Honore in Paris
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