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Style Edit: Henry Jacques’ Parisian apartment-like boutique at Hong Kong’s Elements mall

STORYMadeleine Fitzpatrick
The exterior of Henry Jacques’ boutique at Hong Kong’s Elements mall. Photo: Handout
The exterior of Henry Jacques’ boutique at Hong Kong’s Elements mall. Photo: Handout
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Guests are invited to linger, perhaps enjoying a coffee while admiring a curated set of lithographs around the central perfume display

Henry Jacques, the French haute parfumerie, envisions its retail spaces as “living” environments rather than shops in the conventional sense of the word. A case in point is the maison’s Hong Kong boutique at the upscale Elements mall in West Kowloon. The space exudes an aura more akin to a private Parisian apartment than a commercial outlet. Local cultural influences are subtly woven into the elegant French craftsmanship that defines the brand. Guests are invited to linger, perhaps leafing through an art book, or enjoying a coffee while admiring a curated set of lithographs around the central perfume display.

Henry Jacques’ Hong Kong boutique at the upscale Elements mall in West Kowloon. Photo: Handout
Henry Jacques’ Hong Kong boutique at the upscale Elements mall in West Kowloon. Photo: Handout
The Elements address itself speaks volumes about Henry Jacques’ commitment to French craftsmanship. Spanning 460 sq ft, the boutique was designed and built in France using solid oak, then carefully vacuum-packed and shipped to Hong Kong for meticulous reassembly. This attention to detail mirrors the exquisite quality of Henry Jacques’ artisanal perfumes, which are handcrafted from rare and precious ingredients sourced around the world.
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