Lemieux et Cie opens its new SoHo flagship at 161 Grand Street, in the heart of New York's Little Paris. Founder Christiane Lemieux invites you to join the launch celebration, an evening of champagne, conversation, and a first look at everything the new space holds.

The flagship is designed around a simple conviction: that beauty is not decorative. It is functional. It shapes how we feel, how we move, and how we live. Guests will move through the new collections, crafted with the same attention to material and proportion that has defined the brand from the beginning, alongside vintage furniture chosen for its character. Together they make the case that great design has no single era. The entire evening is a Night in Paris brought to New York, with French brands joining the celebration and extending the spirit of the Little Paris block into the store itself.

Lemieux et Cie was founded in 2020 by designer, author, and entrepreneur Christiane Lemieux as a return to meaning in design. After decades of building some of the most innovative home brands, including DwellStudio and The Inside, Christiane created Lemieux et Cie to embody her deepest values: provenance, craftsmanship, and the enduring beauty of thoughtful interiors.

Shaped by a French-Canadian upbringing, global travels, and a lifelong study of art and design history, Christiane brings an editorial eye to every collection. From the restraint of Jean-Michel Frank to the warmth of Børge Mogensen, from ateliers in Saigon to rug weavers in Jaipur, every piece carries cultural lineage and narrative depth.

At its core, Lemieux et Cie is not trend-driven, but human-driven. Each piece is created by artisans, not algorithms—designed to be lived with, collected, and passed down. These are heirloom objects meant for future auction houses, not disposal. Lemieux et Cie is a modern maison that exists for the collector, the aesthete, and the client who sees beauty as a form of care. Heritage-minded. Artisan-made. Built to last.