What would a luxury brand be without a space worthy of housing each of its collections? Just as the Mona Lisa has the Louvre and David has the Galleria dell’Accademia, Chanel’s creations now reside in a sacred setting at the heart of luxury and modernity in southern Mexico City: Artz Pedregal.

As expected, the new home of Chanel’s ready-to-wear and accessories was designed by renowned New York architect Peter Marino, who drew inspiration from Gabrielle Chanel’s iconic apartment at 31 rue Cambon, Paris.

This new flagship doesn’t just host the French house’s latest collections—such as the Fall/Winter 2025–26 line or the intricate Métiers d’Art looks—it also doubles as a gallery, featuring works by artists like Abelardo Morell, Johan Creten, Massimo Listi, Agnès Debizet, Paul Kingma, and Vera Lutter.

Spanning a total of 400 square meters, the boutique is divided into five salons with their respective fitting rooms. Handbags and accessories, watches and fine jewelry, shoes, and prêt-à-porter await visitors inside the boutique’s refined, welcoming walls—a new temple to beauty and the art of savoir-faire.

Visit Chanel Artz at Periférico Sur 3720, Jardines del Pedregal, Mexico City, and let yourself be swept away by the power of luxury and impeccable taste.