Loewe lands in Texas with first store opening

Loewe is once again strengthening its presence in the United States with the opening of its first store in Texas.

The Spanish brand, owned by LVMH, officially opened the boutique on Friday, which follows its 'Casa Loewe' concept built around a thoughtful blend of art, craft and fashion. Located in Highland Park Village and spanning 147 square meters, it features the brand’s full offering of women’s ready-to-wear and accessories.

The store's interior design aims to balance heritage craft and contemporary design with blue and white enameled tiles that grace the storefront and internal walls, contrasting with glass and poured cement.

The space also incorporates Loewe’s signature podiums, crafted from a variety of materials including tiles and Viola and green Calcutta marble. Completing the space are Angular Utrecht chairs designed by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, antique Spanish vessels, and handwoven Spanish rugs featuring designs by textile artist and frequent Loewe collaborator John Allen, among other elements.

Additionally, the boutique displays a piece by contemporary American artist Walter Price, as well as the 2023 Loewe Craft Prize finalist Claire Lindner.

“With an emphasis on considered curation and a commitment to creating fresh dialogues between craft and creative forms, Loewe Highland Park Village marks another chapter in the brand’s ever-evolving approach to intelligent visual expression,” the company said in a news statement.

Earlier this year, Loewe also opened a new store in the Hamptons. Likewise, it reopened its flagship store in Manhattan's SoHo district last summer.

Loewe lands in Texas with first store opening

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