LV Dream will lead visitors through nine distinct rooms that showcase defining eras of the brand. ‘The World of Louis Vuitton According to Rei’ space is dedicated to Rei Kawakubo, the artistic director of Comme des Garçons, who was the creative brain behind Bags With Holes in 2014. Also on display are rare and historic pieces never seen by the public, such as two portraits of Louis Vuitton by Alex Katz and Mister Cartoon. The Origins room, establishes a link between early examples of savoir-faire and newer creations by Nicolas Ghesquière and Virgil Abloh along with Jeff Koons, Stephen Sprouse and Marc Newson.

Staying true to the brand, the Café is sleek and stylish. Surrounded by tropical plants and muted tones, the space is a calming and plush respite for guests. On the menu is a selection of pastries that have been developed especially for the Café by Frédéric. They also feature the recognisable LV motif.

Similarly to the Café, the Chocolaterie leans heavily into the brand’s DNA with an assortment of delectable treats that play on the Maison’s motif, famously showcased on its monogrammed leather goods. The sweet, bite-sized chocolates come perfectly packaged in LV’s signature emblematic boxes and make for the perfect gift.

For those wanting to do a little shopping, there’s also a Gift Store with items developed with an exclusive LV Dream design, as well as small leather goods, accessories and fragrances. LV Dream is open all week from 11am to 8pm. Admission to the exhibition is free, but a reservation must be made via louisvuitton.com. Admission to the Café, Chocolaterie and Gift Store is without reservation.