Les Journées Particulières 2026: More encounters, more exchanges, an equally enthusiastic public. When artisan craftsmanship inspires dreams around the world. 

Over three days, visitors went behind the scenes of the LVMH Maisons during the sixth edition of Les Journées Particulières.

From Louis Vuitton's historic workshops in Asnières to the Galerie Dior in Paris, via the Moët & Chandon cellars in Épernay, from Hennessy's Domaine du Peu in Charente to Loro Piana’s Ulaanbaatar facility in Mongolia, and all the way to the Chandon vineyards in Napa Valley, California, Les Journées Particulières invited the public to explore the places where the savoir-faire of the Maisons comes to life. Workshops, estates, cellars, and manufactories each express, in their own way, the close tie between a craft and the place of its birth—bringing visitors as close as possible to the materials, terroirs, and gestures that create exceptional works.

Throughout the event, guided tours, masterclasses, and hands-on workshops allowed the public to discover the trades and techniques behind LVMH's creations, brought to life by teams who pass on their expertise with passion every day. Guestbooks at numerous sites captured the enthusiastic reactions of visitors from Paris to Shanghai, New York to Tokyo. They praised the artisans’ expertise, delighted to share their work, as well as the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of this exceptional savoir-faire. They also highlighted the beauty of the locations.

Architecture itself told the public the story of the LVMH Maisons, through the discovery of historic buildings and iconic addresses. In Paris, Chaumet's private mansion on Place Vendôme and the Hôtel Colbert de Torcy, home to Celine's ready-to-wear workshops, bear witness to the deep connection between the Maisons and the capital's architectural heritage. In Rome, the historic Bvlgari boutique on Via dei Condotti embodies the Maison's heritage in the heart of the city. In New York, the Tiffany & Co. Landmark, an iconic Fifth Avenue building, opened the doors to a place where the evolution of the Maison and that of the city have mirrored each other for over eight decades. In Rio de Janeiro, the Copacabana Palace—Belmond's legendary hotel—brought its heritage into dialogue with Brazilian culture. Meanwhile, the Paris Match Archives in Paris unveiled 75 years of photographic memory. These are all sites where the history of the Maisons merges with that of the territories, cultures, and communities surrounding them.

In China, Les Journées Particulières inaugurated a new initiative this year. In Shanghai, within the historic Zhangyuan district, fifteen Maisons gathered at the Maison LVMH to offer savoir-faire demonstrations, conferences, meetings with artisans, and an exhibition. The Louis Vuitton Mansion in Shanghai, Chandon in Ningxia, and Officine Universelle Buly in Hong Kong SAR extended this discovery, illustrating the diversity of the Group's footprint and how its Maisons bring their identities to life across different cultural contexts.

"Les Journées Particulières are a reminder of the exceptional treasure embodied by our savoir-faire, the high quality of our products, the anchoring of our Maisons in local regions, and the tremendous heritage this constitutes for everyone," stated Antoine Arnault, Image & Environment, LVMH.

Since their creation in 2011, Les Journées Particulières have offered a rare opportunity to discover what underlies the singularity and strength of LVMH Maisons: exceptional savoir-faire, intimately tied to the places, cultures, and histories that shape their identity. By opening their doors, the Maisons reveal a living heritage, shaped by past generations and carried forward by today's talents. In return, this deep-rooted connection helps nourish the vitality of the regions where they are established.