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LVMH Headquarters & offices · Paris, France

A glass-roofed courtyard with bamboo and dark timber walls inside LVMH's headquarters
The glass courtyard, 22 avenue Montaigne · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
A lobby with escalators and a reception desk
The lobby and escalators · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
A long glass gallery with sofas and timber louvres
The glass gallery · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
A dark wood exhibition room with fashion displays
Exhibition room · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
The Fondation Louis Vuitton's glass sails above trees
Fondation Louis Vuitton · Moktarama / CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

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LVMH · Paris, France

Behind a glass gallery on avenue Montaigne sits a Zen garden of bamboo — and 15 km away, Louis Vuitton's trunk-makers still work in the family's 1859 Asnières workshop.

The headquarters, the craft workshops, the benefits and 38 years of group history — then the business. Every number from LVMH's own Universal Registration Document, its website and the architects' pages.

  • 4,000 m²HQ interiors by Wilmotte & Associés (2004)
  • 71%of employees are women
  • 190nationalities among 211,000 people
  • €221Mspent on training in 2025

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Sources: LVMH Universal Registration Document 2025 · lvmh.com (Work at LVMH, history) · Wilmotte & Associés project page

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THE HEADQUARTERS · 22 AVENUE MONTAIGNE · 2004

A Japanese-minimalist lobby with a bamboo garden, on Paris's fashion avenue

LVMH owns the building at 22 avenue Montaigne. Wilmotte & Associés designed 4,000 m² of interiors: a two-level reception joined by wood-clad escalators, executive offices, the boardroom and a ground-floor multi-purpose room. A glazed gallery leads visitors through a Zen garden planted with bamboo to a space for temporary exhibitions of the Maisons' creations.

  • Owned by LVMH
  • Interiors: Wilmotte & Associés
  • 4,000 m² (≈ 43,056 sq ft) of interiors
  • Inaugurated 2004
  • Bamboo Zen garden
The courtyard under its glass roof
Courtyard · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
Bamboo in the courtyard
Bamboo garden · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
An entrance with tall graphic panels
Entrance · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
Lounge chairs in the gallery
Gallery lounge · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
A green and blue glass detail
Glass detail · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
Display cases with objects
Displays · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
A dress in a vitrine
Vitrine · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés
A lit glass case
Glass case · Photo: André Morin / Wilmotte & Associés

Fondation Louis Vuitton

Frank Gehry's building in the Bois de Boulogne opened in 2014.

View from a terrace to La Défense
Terrace view · Gerda Arendt / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
The foyer
Foyer · Gerda Arendt / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Facts: Wilmotte & Associés project page “LVMH headquarters” · LVMH URD 2025, §6.3 Administrative sites · lvmh.com history

Headquarters and the group's landmark workplaces

BuildingAddress
LVMH headquarters (owned)22 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, France
Louis Vuitton Asnières workshop and family home17 rue de la Comète, 92600 Asnières-sur-Seine, France
Fondation Louis Vuitton (Frank Gehry, 2014)Bois de Boulogne, next to the Jardin d'Acclimatation, Paris, France

Source: LVMH URD 2025 (registered office, §6.3) · lvmh.com Les Journées Particulières 2026 (Asnières) · fondationlouisvuitton.fr · See them on the map ↓

HQ interior architectWilmotte & Associés
HQ interior project4,000 m² (≈ 43,056 sq ft)
HQ inaugurated2004
Owned offices, New York (3 buildings)≈ 17,800 m² (≈ 191,600 sq ft)
Owned offices, London (4 buildings)≈ 3,500 m² (≈ 37,700 sq ft)
Asnières workshop since1859
Fondation Louis VuittonFrank Gehry · 3,600 glass panels in 12 sails · 11 galleries
Fondation usable floor space7,000 m² (≈ 75,350 sq ft)

Source: Wilmotte & Associés “LVMH headquarters” · LVMH URD 2025 §6.3 · Louis Vuitton heritage page · fondationlouisvuitton.fr “The Building”

Office tour videos

Loïc Prigent Discovers the Asnières Atelier | Savoir-FaireLouis Vuitton (official) · 2019 · YouTube ↗

Benefits (group-wide, and France)

Employee shares70%

LVMH Shares (2024): preferential share subscription offered to more than 135,000 employees in 11 countries/regions; nearly 60% subscribed in France.

Incentive pay (France)98%

Incentive agreements cover 98% of employees in France, on top of mandatory profit-sharing.

Savings plan (France)100%

A company savings plan with employer matching is available at every Maison in France.

LVMH Heart Fund€30M

Free, anonymous 24/7 hotline for psychological and social support, plus emergency financial aid; nearly 15,000 people helped since 2021.

Living wage100%

A Group fair-wage policy (with the Fair Wage Network); the 2025 “adequate wage” target was met at 100%.

Training2.3 days

Per employee in 2025; average spend €1,047 a person and 82.4% of employees trained.

Flexible hours16%

Have variable or adjusted working hours (27% in France); the Group favors flexible working where operations allow.

Social protectionHealth

Health and provident insurance are part of the compensation package.

Source: LVMH Universal Registration Document 2025, Sustainability report – Social (§1.4.2, §1.4.5, training indicators). Parental-leave length is not published at Group level.

Why people stay: what LVMH itself describes

19,000Internal moves in 2025

Internal mobility was the HR priority in 2025; close to 19,000 permanent employees changed jobs inside the Group.

Career CompassEvery manager trained

A compulsory career-development program for all Maisons; all managers trained by April 2026.

3,803Craft apprentices since 2014

Trained by the Institut des Métiers d'Excellence in 43 professions; 71% joined the Group or kept studying (2025).

73New “Virtuosos” in 2025

Craftspeople, designers and client advisors honored for exceptional skill and asked to pass it on.

76%Answered the Pulse survey

More than 145,000 employees replied to the Group-wide engagement survey (October 2024).

18.8%Turnover in 2025

Permanent-contract departures, down from 19.3% in 2024; retail and seasonal jobs weigh on this rate.

Source: LVMH Universal Registration Document 2025 (Social, §1.1, §1.2, §1.5) · URD 2024 (2024 turnover)

Who works here

Jobs · Dec 31, 2025 (211,552 people)
Sales & admin 111,818Managers 50,137Production 32,877Technicians 16,720
Gender · 2025
Women 71.4%Men 28.2%
190

nationalities

37

average age

50%

of key positions held by women

20% / 19%

work in the United States / France

Source: LVMH URD 2025, Social §1.2 and §1.6 (headcount excl. apprentices) · lvmh.com Work at LVMH (nationalities). Percentages for jobs calculated by eciffo.

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From a trunk-maker's workshop to avenue Montaigne

  1. 1743–1854
    Roots in Champagne, Cognac and Paris

    The group's oldest houses date back centuries: Moët & Chandon (1743), Hennessy (1765) and Louis Vuitton, the Paris trunk-maker founded in 1854.

    Source: LVMH URD 2025, History

    Old engraving of workers packing bottles in a large hall
    Moët & Chandon packing hall, Épernay, 19th-century engraving · Victor Rose / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
  2. 1859
    Asnières: the Louis Vuitton workshop

    Outgrowing his Paris workshop, Louis Vuitton bought land in Asnières-sur-Seine, by the Seine docks and the first train lines to Saint-Lazare, to build an atelier. Trunks are still made there today.

    Source: Louis Vuitton heritage page · lvmh.com (Les Journées Particulières, Asnières)

    Rue Louis Vuitton street sign in Asnières
    Asnières · Chabe01 / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  3. 1987
    Moët Hennessy + Louis Vuitton = LVMH

    The merger of Moët Hennessy and Louis Vuitton created LVMH. It was announced on June 3, 1987 at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée — on avenue Montaigne, where the group now has its headquarters.

    Source: lvmh.com history · LVMH URD 2025 · date and venue: Wikipedia (French)

    Façade of the Hôtel Plaza Athénée with red awnings
    Hôtel Plaza Athénée, avenue Montaigne, 2017 · Joe deSousa / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
  4. 1989
    Bernard Arnault takes the lead

    Bernard Arnault became the leading shareholder and Chairman and CEO, aiming to make LVMH the world leader in luxury.

    Source: LVMH URD 2025 · lvmh.com history

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  5. 1999
    A New York headquarters by Christian de Portzamparc

    LVMH opened its New York headquarters in Manhattan, in a building designed by Pritzker Prize winner Christian de Portzamparc. Today the group owns three New York buildings with about 17,800 m² of offices.

    Source: lvmh.com history · LVMH URD 2025 §6.3

    LVMH Tower in New York
    LVMH Tower, New York · Jaugustin / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
  6. 2004
    22 avenue Montaigne

    LVMH inaugurated its new Paris headquarters on avenue Montaigne, with 4,000 m² of interiors by Jean-Michel Wilmotte's firm: wood-clad escalators, a bamboo Zen garden and an exhibition space.

    Source: lvmh.com history · Wilmotte & Associés project page

    Avenue Montaigne
    Avenue Montaigne · Fred Romero / CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  7. 2014
    Fondation Louis Vuitton opens

    Frank Gehry's “cloud” of 12 glass sails opened in the Bois de Boulogne. Initiated by Bernard Arnault in 2006, it has welcomed nearly 12 million visitors.

    Source: lvmh.com history · fondationlouisvuitton.fr · LVMH URD 2025

    Fondation Louis Vuitton
    Fondation Louis Vuitton · Moktarama / CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  8. Today
    An owned HQ for a 211,552-person group

    LVMH owns the building at 22 avenue Montaigne, its registered office, while most other Group offices are leased.

    Source: LVMH URD 2025, §6.3 and Note 1

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Map: how the headquarters moved

Louis Vuitton's workshop has stood in Asnières since 1859. The group itself was announced in 1987 at the Plaza Athénée on avenue Montaigne — and since 2004 its headquarters has been on the same avenue.

  1. 1 · 1859Asnières-sur-Seine — Louis Vuitton workshop and family home, 17 rue de la Comète
  2. 2 · 1987Hôtel Plaza Athénée, avenue Montaigne — Where the Moët Hennessy–Louis Vuitton merger was announced
  3. 3 · 1999New York, East 57th Street — LVMH's U.S. headquarters by Christian de Portzamparc
  4. 4 · 200422 avenue Montaigne, Paris — Group headquarters (owned)

Places: lvmh.com history and Les Journées Particulières · LVMH URD 2025 · Plaza Athénée venue: Wikipedia (French) · Locations: OpenStreetMap

What LVMH does

LVMH was formed in 1987 when Moët Hennessy merged with Louis Vuitton. Today it groups 75 “Maisons” — from Dom Pérignon and Dior to Tiffany & Co. and Sephora — sold through 6,283 stores in 81 countries.

Five business groups: Wines & Spirits, Fashion & Leather Goods, Perfumes & Cosmetics, Watches & Jewelry, and Selective Retailing.

Where the money came from · Revenue by business group, 2025

Fashion & Leather GoodsLouis Vuitton, Christian Dior Couture, Loro Piana, Fendi, Celine…
€37.8B
Selective RetailingSephora, DFS, Le Bon Marché
€18.3B
Watches & JewelryTiffany & Co., Bvlgari, TAG Heuer…
€10.5B
Perfumes & CosmeticsParfums Christian Dior, Guerlain, Fenty Beauty…
€8.2B
Wines & SpiritsMoët & Chandon, Hennessy, Dom Pérignon…
€5.4B

Source: LVMH URD 2025, Business and financial review §1.1 (revenue by business group, EUR millions)

Revenue, 2025€80.8Bdown 5% (−1% organic)
Profit from recurring operations€17.8B22.0% margin
Net profit, Group share€10.9B2025
Revenue per employee€382K€80.8B ÷ 211,552

Source: LVMH URD 2025 (consolidated income statement) · per-employee figure calculated by eciffo

Growth: revenue vs. people

2.1×revenue, 2016 → 2025
€37.6B → €80.8B
0.99×employees, 2023 → 2025
213,268 → 211,552
YearRevenueEmployees
FY2016
€37.6B
—
FY2017
€42.6B
—
FY2018
€46.8B
—
FY2019
€53.7B
—
FY2020
€44.7B
—
FY2021
€64.2B
—
FY2022
€79.2B
—
FY2023
€86.2B
213,268
FY2024
€84.7B
215,637
FY2025
€80.8B
211,552

Calendar years, IFRS, € billions. Revenue 2016–2022: LVMH annual results releases (2016, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022); 2023–2025: URD 2025. Employees: year-end headcount excluding apprentices (URD 2024 and 2025); earlier years not checked in official documents. Multiples calculated by eciffo.

Chief executives

Bernard Arnault
2017 · Jérémy Barande / CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
1989 – today
Bernard Arnault

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer since 1989, and the Group's majority shareholder.

No free-to-use photo.
1987 – 1989
Alain Chevalier

Head of Moët Hennessy, who announced the merger with Louis Vuitton's Henry Racamier in 1987.

Formed by the 1987 merger of Moët Hennessy (Alain Chevalier) and Louis Vuitton (Henry Racamier).

Source: lvmh.com history · LVMH URD 2025 · Alain Chevalier and Henry Racamier: Wikipedia (French)

LVMH's official social accounts

Official group accounts linked from lvmh.com. Each Maison (Louis Vuitton, Dior, Sephora…) runs its own accounts.

LVMH: questions people ask

Where is LVMH's headquarters?

At 22 avenue Montaigne in Paris's 8th arrondissement. LVMH owns the building; it is also the company's registered office.

Source: LVMH URD 2025 (§6.3 and Note 1)

Who designed LVMH's headquarters?

The interiors were designed by Wilmotte & Associés (Jean-Michel Wilmotte) and inaugurated in 2004: a two-level reception with wood-clad escalators, executive offices, the boardroom and a glazed gallery through a bamboo Zen garden.

Source: Wilmotte & Associés project page · lvmh.com history

How big is LVMH's headquarters?

Wilmotte's interior project covers 4,000 m² (≈ 43,056 sq ft). LVMH does not publish the total floor area of the building.

Source: Wilmotte & Associés project page

Can you visit LVMH's offices or workshops?

During LVMH's Les Journées Particulières, Maisons open their sites to the public; in 2026 this included the Louis Vuitton workshop and family home in Asnières. The Fondation Louis Vuitton by Frank Gehry is open to visitors year-round.

Source: lvmh.com Les Journées Particulières 2026 · fondationlouisvuitton.fr

How many people work at LVMH?

211,552 employees at the end of 2025 (excluding apprentices), 71.4% of them women, from 190 nationalities. About 20% work in the United States and 19% in France.

Source: LVMH URD 2025 · lvmh.com Work at LVMH

What benefits does LVMH offer?

LVMH Shares, an employee share plan offered in 2024 to more than 135,000 employees; in France, incentive agreements covering 98% of staff and savings plans with employer matching; and the LVMH Heart Fund, a free, confidential 24/7 support line with emergency financial aid.

Source: LVMH URD 2025, Social §1.4

Does LVMH allow flexible or remote work?

LVMH says it favors flexible working methods where the operational context permits, and has right-to-disconnect charters at Maison level. 16% of employees have variable or adjusted hours. No Group-wide remote-work rule is published.

Source: LVMH URD 2025, Social §1.4.5

What is LVMH's employee turnover rate?

18.8% in 2025 for permanent contracts, down from 19.3% in 2024.

Source: LVMH URD 2025 and 2024

How much does LVMH invest in training?

€221.1 million in 2025 — 2% of payroll, €1,047 and 2.3 days per employee; 82.4% of employees were trained during the year.

Source: LVMH URD 2025, training indicators

Who is LVMH's CEO?

Bernard Arnault, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer since 1989 and the Group's majority shareholder.

Source: lvmh.com history · LVMH URD 2025

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