Blue neon-lit warehouse space with a glowing LV monogram and red light trails streaking across the floor.

Celebrating 163 Years of Travel

Client: Louis Vuitton
Industry: Fashion & Luxury
Output: Experiential

Louis Vuitton brought its travelling heritage exhibition, Volez, Voguez, Voyagez, to North America for the first time, taking over the landmarked former American Stock Exchange building at 86 Trinity Place to trace the house's history from 1854 to the present.

DE-YAN designed the set and experiential environment for the exhibition's New York opening, working alongside production partner KCD Worldwide to translate the historic Art Deco building into ten distinct immersive chapters. Each room staged a different facet of the brand's story including trunk-making, travel by train, plane, and boat, and the house's collaborations with cultural figures, turning a museum-style retrospective into a fully spatial, walk-through experience.

Silhouette of a dancer against a red light projection with rippling wave-like patterns.

Silhouette of a person with raised arms backlit by a blue radiating light pattern resembling wings.

Cube-shaped installation with walls covered in overlapping neon Paris and Louis Vuitton script projections in pink, red, and green.

Dark lounge area with blue neon ceiling strips, low seating, and a central pillar.

Industrial ceiling and columns crossed by diagonal red neon light beams in a dark venue.

Dim corridor with a red neon sculpture on the wall beside a red-lit walkway.

Blue neon tube installation crossing a ceiling above a glowing pink and orange text display on the wall.

Red-lit bar counter with a DJ booth and overhead stage lights in a dark venue.

Celebrating 163 Years of Travel

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