Printemps New York

Something new and refreshing in town! It’s a pleasure to step inside—spacious fitting rooms, a lovely atmosphere, and an overall great vibe. It’s the kind of place you want to visit not just to shop, but to enjoy the experience. Feels like you’re transported somewhere special—definitely not your typical Sephora.

A great Paris store comes to NY! Ultra high end selection of French designers. And small cocktail and appetizer bars scattered throughout. And what decor! Culminating in the Red Room - an amazing historic space masterfully restored. This place is worth a visit even if you’re not in the mood for French designers.

The store boasts a stunning aesthetic, with its beautiful architecture and thoughtfully curated displays, yet the website gives the impression of a much larger experience than what is actually offered. Visitors will find that the store spans only two floors, and a leisurely exploration can be accomplished in a relatively short amount of time. While some products are on the pricier side, items such as perfumes are surprisingly affordable, making them a great find for shoppers. The bar area, although inviting, serves drinks that fall just short of exceptional, appealing more to the social atmosphere than to the palate. Overall, the store gives off the vibe of a trendy showcase, brimming with the latest styles. For those looking to avoid long lines and crowds, it is advisable to visit during the weekdays around 3 PM when the foot traffic tends to be lighter. If you find yourself in the Wall Street area, this store serves as a delightful pit stop with plenty to see and enjoy.

Paris has arrived to Manhattan and its in the heart of the financial district. This elegant and masterfully designed space is beautifully curated and makes one truly stroll thru the entire space as each section opens up. There are spa treatments and a beauty corridors that leads to it. Sweeping staircases and a cart to receive champagne for one’s walk. Be sure to check out the ‘red room’ as these beautifully orchestrated tiles fill the entire space from floor and cover the ceiling with such precision, honoring the structures within the room. You must see this in person and feel how lucky we are to have something like this in the states.

Beautiful and gorgeous store with many little bars, seating area through out as well as cafe inside. There was no wait to get in unlike some folks complaints. Not much line at cafe either and got a table to relax and drink latte and pastry. Walking around different rooms, it was beautiful, artsy and welcoming.

The most stunning new retail experience in the city, Margot. It’s smaller than I thought and it’s both luxurious and unstuffy, you can say quirky even, but in the best way possible. The offerings are a tight & highly curated blend of Designer and contemporary brands. Nike men’s shop on 1 along with home/ gift. But the main attraction is on the 2nd floor, where most of their offerings are impeccably merchandised. The design of all the spaces within the entire space is a balance of opulence and quirky that just works. Love the beauty area where the vault of this former bank once stood, it’s a tunnel that leads to the 3rd phase of your adventure in either direction. The true star, however, is where women’s shoes are housed. 3 million tiny tiles line the space and it’s gigantic in height and width. The most breathtaking retail room in the city & perhaps, the country? It’s a dream for your artistic eyes. The bars must be experienced at a later date but they looked chic. Whoever designed this space was challenged with multiple levels of complexity and should be applauded for the most beautiful retail experience in NYC right now. This makes the Ralph Lauren mansion on the UES and BG seemed dated in comparison. That said, most of the merchandise are not exclusive to this brand and could be found online. The pull of this brand (they like to say they’re not a department store, so what is these days ?) is the design of its spaces, the service & its adult beverage options while shopping (for me) but it could be different for you. It’s worth two train rides and a 2 avenue walk because it’s a destination and an immediate NYC retail landmark.

Printemps NYC brings Parisian elegance to the heart of New York—and it’s stunning. The space is beautifully designed, minimal yet luxurious, and gives off that effortlessly chic French vibe from the moment you walk in. It’s more than just a store—it’s an experience. From curated fashion pieces and designer collections to thoughtful home and lifestyle finds, everything feels elevated and unique. The staff is stylish, helpful, and knowledgeable without being pushy, which makes the shopping experience even better. If you’re into fashion, aesthetics, and that refined-but-cool energy, Printemps NYC is definitely worth checking out. Perfect spot to browse, shop, and feel inspired. @raquelgerlani

As a fan of Parisian shopping, I’m thrilled to see Printemps make its debut in NYC! The store brings a touch of Parisian elegance, but I did notice that the brand selection isn’t as extensive as at the flagship location in Paris. While department stores are typically organized into clearly defined sections—like women’s and men’s fashion, home goods, shoes, and beauty—I found the layout at Le Printemps NYC a bit unclear. Aside from the shoe department in the Red Room and the Beauty Corridor, the other departments weren’t as easily distinguishable, which made the shopping experience feel less structured. The store also features several cafés, a bar, and a restaurant, which I haven’t had the chance to try yet but am looking forward to on a future visit.

From Paris to New York ( Two fashion capitals) Printemps Department store will be opening there First U.S.A based store . I attend a Orientation Class of Printemps Department/Boutique store here in N.Y.C at there N.Y.C based headquarters on 1 Wall Street building (I DO NOT WORK FOR PRINTEMPS I'M JUST WRITING REVIEW OF THIS STORE), According to the Orientation Teacher the person who designed the architect/ Interior Design of this store is Paris based Interior Designer/Architect "Laura Gonzalez" with Spanish-Spain roots . There will be a Bird cage with metal structure on the sales floor to have Designer to be presented under the bird cage . There will be also be restaurants and Bars as well in this Boutique-Department store , one of the bars is going to have a wall dedicated to its Former French colonial Empire Designs -Interior ( Francophonie), North America French Colonies : Quebec, Louisiana State - Louisiana Purchase land , French West Indies Colonies : Martinique, Guadeloupe, Saint Martin, Haiti, Saint Lucia, Dominica (Roseau), Saint Barts , etc. French South America Colonies : French Guiana . French Asia Colonies : Vietnam , Laos, Cambodia , etc. French Africa Colonies : Senegal , Ivory Coast, Benin, Niger , Morocco, Burkina Faso,, etc. . French Middle East /Indian Ocean Colonies : Lebanon, Syria ,etc. . French Pacific Ocean Colonies : Tahiti , New Caledonia , etc. . And back to the Restaurant & bars category the culinary arts director will be Two time finalist of Bravo top chef who is a New York Native : Gregory Gourdet who influenced by Haitian & West Indian culinary arts - food . Any how Printemps boutique will carry Calvin Klein , Jimmy Choo , Moncler , Canada Goose , A.P.C , Alexander McQueen- Footwear/Garments , Givenchy , Loewe ,Balmain , Burberry , Armani, YSL , Dior , Adidas , Veja sneakers,Lacoste, Sandro ,etc. Clothing Designers companies . This store will be in competition with Century 21 department store since its walking distance in the Financial district area , there also will be in competition with Bloomingdales, Saks, Nordstrom , Bergdorf Goodman , Macys, Lord & Taylor.com , Gilt.com , Blair.com , The Real Real, from train ride from Lower Manhattan to Midtown from this location Printemps store . Printemps is high end department store in Europe similar to Gallery Lafayette , Harrods, Liberty , Selfridges and etc. Department-boutique stores across Europe . There many places to visit in the area as well Wall street Stock Exchange Building and Museums and shops ,Cafe's in Downtown/Lower Manhattan Areas . P.S.: Fun fact for those who don't know Fashion , "Paris,London,Milan, and of course New York ", are top four fashion capital of the world I'm pretty sure the real fashion students know what I'm talking about, much respect to ya'll hard work in the garment-fashion industry! !. Very convenient by the MTA transportation: Subway: 4,5-Train .Wall street, Train station. Or 2,3-Train.Wall street, Train station. Or J,Z- Train. Board street. Train station. or R,W-Train.Rector Street . Train station. ( Late Nights the N-Train runs here instead Of the R-Train . ) or 2,3,4,5,A,C,J,Z-Trains. Fulton street Train Station / World Trade Center (Path Trains to Metropolitan Areas of New Jersey(Newark)/New York City Areas Bus: M55 , and etc buses Ferry: Staten Island Ferry .Whitehall Terminal