LOEWE OPENS NEW CASA LOEWE FLAGSHIP IN SHANGHAI

Loewe has opened its new CASA Loewe Shanghai flagship store, located at the heart of the Jing’an district on the central crossroads of Nanjing West and Changde Road.

Loewe has opened its new CASA Loewe Shanghai flagship store, located at in the heart of the Jing’an district, on the central crossroads of Nanjing West and Changde Road. The striking 695 m²  space is the largest Loewe flagship store in Asia, offering a total immersion into its universe, and featuring a complete range of men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, bags, small leather goods, accessories, eyewear, shoes, jewellery, home scents, and store-specific products.

CASA Loewe Shanghai embodies the house’s singular approach to fashion, design, and art. The striking architecture plays on contrasts with a shimmering gold ceramic façade constructed from tiles that are handcrafted and enamelled in Spain, creating reflective, dynamic ripples of light. Interior shades of white, brown, gold, orange, and green play off marble, brass, glass, and oak. Both minimalist and textured, the space expresses Loewe’s signature fusion of modernity and craft.

Conceived as a vibrant collector’s home, CASA Loewe Shanghai showcases a thoughtfully curated selection of furniture—including Utrecht armchairs by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld and Axel Vervoordt’s serene floating stone tables —plus a selection of works by exceptional artists and artisans. Ceramics by John Ward, woven bamboo pieces by Hafu Matsumoto, and Ernst Gamperl’s oak vessel underline Loewe’s engagement with exquisite craftsmanship in every form. Vibrant paintings by Ken Price and Mahesh Baliga further enhance an immersive experience.

Two additional pieces will later join the store: Japanese ceramicist Takayuki Sakiyama’s stoneware sculpture Chōtō (Listening to the waves), which received a Loewe Foundation Craft Prize special mention in 2021; and Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2022 winner Dahye Jong’s horsehair and stainless steel spheres, commissioned as part of the Loewe Lamps Project (2024).