The exhibition pays homage to the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, the event that coined the term Art Deco. Through more than 300 archival objects—ranging from rare trunks and travel accessories to decorative creations—the showcase explores how Louis Vuitton embraced the movement’s clean lines, refined ornamentation, and spirit of innovation.

This was an era when travel itself was an art form, and Vuitton’s pieces embodied both practicality and sophistication. Exotic veneers, polished metals, and bold detailing reveal how the Maison’s savoir-faire evolved in dialogue with modernist ideals, producing designs that were both functional and timelessly elegant.

But Louis Vuitton Art Déco is not a conventional retrospective. At LV Dream, the presentation unfolds as an immersive journey into the atmosphere of the 1920s. Thoughtful scenography, lighting, and spatial design evoke the optimism of the period, transforming the exhibition into a sensorial experience