With new art installations, Thai-inspired dishes, and exclusive shopping offerings, LV The Place Bangkok gives visitors more reasons to drop by.
Since opening in February 2024, LV The Place Bangkok has offered visitors a different way to experience Louis Vuitton, combining the House’s worlds of fashion, cultureCultureshared traditions, beliefs, values, customs, arts, and social practices that define the identity and way of life of a community, society, or nation.Go to Culture Glossary, art, and gastronomy under one roof. Now, the destination is welcoming a new chapter with an expanded Visionary Journeys exhibition, an evolving collaboration with Thai artists, and an expanded culinary experience at Le Café Louis Vuitton.
Located at Gaysorn Amarin, the multifaceted destination continues to explore the House’s heritage and creative vision while taking inspiration from Bangkok’s artistic and culinary landscape; the latest developments give visitors more reasons to return.
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What’s New In LV The Place Bangkok?
The latest iteration of Visionary Journeys, created in collaboration with OMA architect Shohei Shigematsu, introduces new exhibition spaces and an enhanced visitor journey. Newly opened to the public is the Asnières room, which offers a closer look at the Louis Vuitton family home and historic atelierAtelierAn atelier is a designer's or artisan's workshop where bespoke garments, jewelry, or art are conceived and hand-produced, rather than a conventional retail studio. In Philippine luxury and fashion circles,Go to Atelier Glossary established in 1859 outside Paris. Visitors can explore its architectural details and the craftsmanship passed down through generations of artisans.
Other rooms take visitors through the House’s history, from its early innovations in trunk-making at Origins to the meticulous techniques showcased in Workshop. Collaborations celebrates artists who’ve reimagined the Monogram canvas, while Fashion features memorable creations from the House’s artistic and creative directors. The experience concludes at Souvenirs, an interactive space where guests can take home a memento of their visit.
The exhibition also introduces a new artistic program developed with Bangkok Art Biennale, inviting three Thai contemporary artists to reinterpret the monumental Trunkscape installation. The first presentation, running from October 2026 through February 2027, features Nakrob Moonmanas, whose layered collage works are informed by Western art, Thai visual culture, and historical imagery.
A New Dining Experience At Le Café Louis Vuitton
The culinary offering at LV The Place Bangkok is also getting an upgrade. Le Café Louis Vuitton will expand its existing ground-floor location, with a new second-floor dining destination serving lunch, teatime, and dinner.
Led by Chef Christophe Grilo, with local chefs from the Louis Vuitton Culinary Community, the menu presents signature House creations, international influences, and Thai flavours. Dishes include Monogram Ravioli with lobster and tom yum-inspired coral bisque, as well as Caesar Salad Eclipse with Khao Man Gai chicken. The Silk Road Wagyu pairs the beef with Massaman curry and smoked potato, giving a Saint-Tropez-inspired creation a Thai interpretation.
The pastry selection follows the same approach. Alongside familiar favorites such as the Chocolate Monogram and Vanilla Dream are Bangkok-exclusive creations in local flavors, including Mango Charlotte, Siam Petula with pineapple, coconut, and pandan, and Thai Tea Fleur.
Discover LV The Place Bangkok
The retail space has also reopened with an updated shopping experience. Among its highlights is the Neverfull BB LV&I, available exclusively at the LV The Place Bangkok store within South Asia in Monogram, Monogram Dune, and Monogram Eclipse. Clients can further personalize the bag with a selection of straps, interior pouches, and keybells.
With its expanded exhibition, evolving artistic program, new dining spaces, and exclusive retail offerings, LV The Place Bangkok invites visitors to spend a little more time discovering the many sides of Louis Vuitton.
Visit LV The Place Bangkok at Gaysorn Amarin, Levels G–2, 496–502 Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok. Visionary Journeys is open daily from 10 AM to 8 PM, Le Café Louis Vuitton from 10 AM to 10 PM, and the store from 10 AM to 9 PM. For exhibition bookings, visit the official reservation page.
All photos courtesy of Louis Vuitton
Frequently Asked Questions
LV The Place Bangkok is Louis Vuitton’s multifaceted destination at Gaysorn Amarin in Bangkok, Thailand. Opened in February 2024, it brings together the House’s fashion, art, culture, retail, and culinary experiences.
Visitors can explore Visionary Journeys, an exhibition showcasing Louis Vuitton’s heritage, craftsmanship, collaborations, and fashion creations. Its spaces include Origins, Asnières, Workshop, Collaborations, Fashion, and Souvenirs, alongside the monumental Trunkscape installation.
The latest additions include an expanded Visionary Journeys exhibition, a newly introduced Asnières room, and an artistic programme with Bangkok Art Biennale featuring Thai contemporary artists. The destination also has an expanded Le Café Louis Vuitton and an updated retail space.
Le Café Louis Vuitton serves dishes inspired by the House’s culinary signatures and Thai flavours. Highlights include Monogram Ravioli with lobster and tom yum-inspired coral bisque, Silk Road Wagyu with Massaman curry, and pastries such as Mango Charlotte and Thai Tea Fleur.
LV The Place Bangkok is located at Gaysorn Amarin, Levels G–2, 496–502 Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok. Visionary Journeys is open from 10 AM to 8 PM, Le Café Louis Vuitton from 10 AM to 10 PM, and the retail store from 10 AM to 9 PM.
