PIERRE AUGUSTIN ROSE UNVEILS FIRST PERMANENT GALLERY, SOHO NEW YORK

Parisian Design Label Pierre Augustin Rose, founded in 2018 by Pierre Bernard, Augustin Deleuze, and Nina Rose, opens their first permanent gallery at 224 Centre Street in New York, a new chapter unfolding inside a historic SoHo loft. 

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Occupying the fourth historic Odd Fellows Hall, the 6,000 foot space is a refined expression of Pierre Augustin Rose's aesthetic, offering an immersive glimpse into the trio's creative universe. This opening represents their commitment to a growing international presence, set in one of New York's most design-forward districts. 

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The new gallery embodies the brand's signature quiet elegance and luxury, the result is a space that feels at once monastic and modern, deeply considered and emotionally resonant. The gallery showcases the full breadth of Pierre Augustin Rose's designs, from voluptuous seating, tables, cabinets, lighting, and outdoor pieces.

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The interior combine historical character with minimalist purity, entirely faithful to their Parisian roots, contemporary works are shown alongside rare antiques, selected to spark visual and historical dialogue. Each object reflects the distinctive blend of 1930s Scandinavian restraint, empire-era elegance, and mid-century modern warmth. 

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