Hermès has unveiled Maison Bond Street at 166 New Bond Street, London, becoming the house’s sixth Maison worldwide and marking a new chapter in its presence in the United Kingdom. Spanning nearly 2,000 square metres across six historic buildings, the space brings together Hermès’ sixteen métiers through an immersive experience shaped by craftsmanship, art, and design.

Dating back to 1769, the reimagined destination unfolds across five floors and fifty-five rooms, blending historic architecture with contemporary interventions by RDAI under the direction of Denis Montel. Visitors move through spaces dedicated to silk, leather goods, home collections, watches, jewellery, fashion, beauty, and equestrian worlds, connected by bespoke interiors and curated details.

More than 500 artworks, selected under Pierre-Alexis Dumas, appear throughout the Maison, alongside commissions including a horse sculpture by Jessica Wetherly and illustrated walls by Katie Scott. The upper floors also include dedicated artisan spaces, private lounges, rooftop gardens, and the Émile Hermès Collection.

To mark the opening, Hermès introduces a selection of exclusive creations across leather goods, jewellery, watches, perfume, and equestrian pieces, while the windows showcase The Rocabarn by British artist Kate Jenkins an imaginative equestrian installation celebrating the playful spirit of the house.

With Maison Bond Street, Hermès continues its vision of creativity, craftsmanship, and lasting luxury through a destination designed to feel both intimate and immersive.