The design reveals Dior's luxury universes in a pared-down atmosphere — from men's and women's ready-to-wear to accessories, fine jewelry and timepieces to Dior Maison objects and La Collection Privee fragrances. The selection is enriched with original creations imagined exclusively for this location and available in limited editions.

Paying homage to the enduring friendships woven between Dior and the artists, this boutique also serves as a gallery, presenting a series of captivating artworks throughout its rooms, including paintings by Chinese artists Wang Xiyao and Xu Zhen, furniture by Franck Evennou, Claude Lalanne and Gio Ponti, special commissions from Chinese artist Hong Hao, and a floral composition by Azuma Makoto, subtly relating the love that the founding couturier cultivated for flowers and nature.

"Prolonging this enthralling dialogue between art, architecture and artisanship in France and China, uniting heritage, iconic codes, and contemporary creativity, the decor of House of Dior Beijing is punctuated with works by international and Chinese artists, demonstrating Dior's respect and admiration for local artistry and long-standing engagement with Chinese contemporary art," says Delphine Arnault.

"Over the years, we have built a close, ongoing relationship with China's cultural and artistic community, collaborating with many remarkable talents through projects like 'Dior Lady Art' and 'Lady Dior as Seen By'. It has been a truly inspiring journey of creative exchange."