Pop-up storerentals

Our exclusive pop-up stores in Paris, France

The Marais Paris, 3e and 4th arrondissements

Des pop up stores dans le Marais ce n'est pas ce qui manque. Et pour cause, ce quartier à la pointe des tendances jouit d'un fort trafic à la fois local et international. Vous avez sûrement déjà entendu parler des rues Vieille du Temple, Francs-Bourgeois ou encore des Rosiers, connues pour leurs friperies, leurs falafels aux côtés de designers, artistes galeristes et grands noms. Repères branchés de la capitale, les pop up stores y sont particulièrement recherchés car ils incarnent la vitalité et la nouveauté propre au quartier. Et forcément il s'agit de the place to be pour les rendez-vous Fashion Week.

Les Halles district & Etienne Marcel, 2nd arrondissement

With its strong commercial axes, such as the rue Etienne Marcel or the rue Montmartre, the 2nd arrondissement of Paris has a strong potential in order to create one’s pop up store. As it encompasses the mall of the Forum des Halles and its major brands, this neighborhood offers a stylish and relaxed atmosphere, which is influenced by its proximity to the Marais. The rue Montorgueil and its brasseries draw out both tourists and locals, which generates an important traffic at every hour of the day, during the weekend, or during the week, in the 2nd arrondissement.

Les Batignolles, the 17th arrondissement

Often qualified as a “village”, this neighborhood of the 17th arrondissement in Paris is known for its high-class, bohemian population, which is both friendly and young. We no longer count the number of unusual shops and picturesque brasseries. All the shops favoured by Parisians are there: Balibaris, Le Grand Appartement Sezane, A.P.C, Marie-Sixtine, Léon & Harper… The neighbourhood life in Les Batignolles is quite active, and the inhabitants favour local businesses. It actually is the reason why your pop up store will not be unnoticed.

And why not travel all around France?

A pop-up store in Lyon, France

Pop up stores are not exclusively reserved for capitals such as Paris. Lyon was voted the most attractive city of France, for three years in a row. Its peninsula is very dynamic. It is a place where major national brands, the luxury sector and independent shops mix together as they are scattered all around the city center. And pop-up stores have started to emerge for a few years, especially around the place Carnot or the place des Jacobins. We also think of the Village des Créateurs of the Grand Hôtel Dieu, which support fashion, decoration, design brands which are emerging. This is proof that the town and its inhabitants are fans of trends and young startups.

A pop-up store in Bordeaux, France

Bordeaux, one the cities prefered by the French, has all the advantages needed to launch one’s own pop up store. The 1200m which make for shop windows in the rue Sainte-Catherine, the historical center considered as a UNESCO world heritage, the festive and student-like atmosphere of the banks are what makes Bordeaux an attractive and dynamic city. And Bordeaux will gladly welcome your ephemeral shop.

A pop up store in Lille, France

The shopping is convivial and animated, which is characteristic of northern towns. In the Vieux-Lille, you will find shops that are more dedicated to design and craftsmanship whereas the city centre is where all the major brands are. Commerce and craftsmanship are the heart of the dynamism and the attractiveness of the town for tourists. Close to European frontiers, Lille makes for a European meeting point. As a true merchant city, with more than 4500 businesses, the pop-up store will find its place and will make inhabitants and passers-by curious. It is especially the reason why your pop-up store will not be unnoticed.