The LVMH Fashion Group lockup sits above a curved reception desk as an edge-lit piece — the lettering and rule glowing in a thin, even line against the panelled wall. Beside it, the group’s maisons — Celine, Givenchy, Kenzo, Loewe and Rimowa — run as individual lettering on a dark feature wall.
Luxury-group offices are judged by the same eye that judges their boutiques. Light bleed, uneven glow or a wavering baseline would be unacceptable here; the piece is fabricated so the illumination reads as one drawn line.