Newly opened store at Copley Place, Boston represents the first step in Tiffany’s new store design evolution. At 9,000 SF, the store creates a luxurious atmosphere that immediately immerses customers into the world of Tiffany. Upon entering the store, customers are at once impressed by two vivid Andy Warhol-style works by Courtney Heather, where the iconic Bird on a Rock is seen flying over Boston landmarks including Trinity Church and Longfellow Bridge. Hand applied cloud plaster adorns the walls while artisan raked plaster finish encompasses the columns. Suspended from the ceiling in jewel colored tones that mimic pink tourmaline and citrine is a bespoke, hand-blown crystal glass chandelier sculpture by Lasvit. The piece is a joyous first impression of the new store.

The Love & Engagement salon is soft and romantic, a perfect setting to shop for engagement rings. The walls are upholstered in a creamy embossed silk fabric while the window sills are finished in white marble. Double height drapes gently fold and cascade down to provide a backdrop to two consultation desks. Custom-made oval shaped desks offer comfortable areas for clients. The herring bone wood floor in a custom color with a white tile border creates an understated beauty. A crown of white porcelain leaves draws inspiration from Tiffany’s long-standing history with nature. The chandelier and wall sconces were created by Andreea Braescu in her artist’s studio in Romania.

the VIC Salon, born out of wondrous dreams, mesmerizing beauty, and a magnificent immersive experience, transports clients into a botanical realm of a magnolia forest, inspired by creations of Lewis Comfort Tiffany. Executed by Wanda Barcelona, this artist utilized traditional techniques and the latest state of the art technology. The salon redefines the definition of a luxurious client experience. Lush and exquisite blooms in subtle hues of peach and corals encompass the room and provide a sense of romance and joy. Gentle curved corners and rounded furniture shapes further reinforce the sense of wonder and beauty.

-Boston, MA, Fall 2021

In the press: CPP-Luxury, WWD