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You can now have breakfast at Tiffany’s again.
The Landmark flagship store at 57th Street and Fifth Avenue in New York City has reopened for business after closing in 2019 for a stunning makeover, which includes the addition of a VIP stateroom and sculptural spiral staircase.
First opened in 1940, it was the first time the store had undergone a renovation and features nods to the building’s original design, such as the Atlas statue and the clock above the revolving doors.
The Landmark’s impressive 10 floors now house nearly 40 works of art, including never-before-seen works commissioned by Tiffany’s.
Among the collection are pieces by well-known artists such as Damien Hirst, Julian Schnabel, Rashid Johnson, Anna Wyant, and Daniel Arsham.
Tiffany & Co. This renovated Manhattan hotel is spread over 10 gorgeous floors and houses nearly 40 works of art
Among the collection are pieces by famous artists such as Damien Hirst, Julian Schnabel, Rashid Johnson, Anna Wyant and Daniel Arsham.
Wood parquet floors—a throwback to the building’s 1940 design—are seen throughout the newly-look store
In what is described as the “heart of the shop,” a sculptural spiral staircase with clear balustrades adorned with rock crystal
There is also a lush VIP room decorated in pink and blue polka dot wallpaper with luxurious looking furniture and a comfortable rug.
There is a new Tiffany & Co. clock, inspired by the original Atlas statue and clock, on the ground floor, which has wood floors—a throwback to the building’s 1940 design—that can be seen throughout the new-look store.
Upon entering the newly renovated space, customers will be drawn to the main floor of jewelry boxes “lit by an innovative skylight.”
Ceiling installation occupies almost the entire length of the room.
In what’s described as “the heart of the store,” a sculptural spiral staircase with sheer balustrades adorned with rock crystal—features that reflect the “sensual, organic designs of (jewelry designer) Elsa Peretti”—will take customers from third through eighth. Each floor can be reached by elevator.
On the eighth and ninth floors, customers can peruse dedicated museums and exhibition spaces.
Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud, the man behind New York’s Daniel and L’Hogratine, is assigned to the Blue Box Cafe in the newly renovated shop.
Including breakfast and tea, Boulud’s daytime menu is inspired by the season, and the café has its own dining area and bar with art installations.
To celebrate the unveiling of the new store, Tiffany & Co. is ready to release some exclusive and one-of-a-kind creations that will feature watches, home wear and eyewear that take inspiration from the Tiffany Setting engagement ring.
It will also feature the world’s largest collection of Tiffany High Jewelry such as the new design of the 128.54-carat Tiffany Diamond.
Another mirrored room is decorated with silver-tone metal hardware, which extends to the ceiling like a metal vine
One of Paige’s videos showed Julian Schnabel preparing a Tiffany & Co. dinner that had the names of his dream guests stenciled onto the plates.
The contours of the stair reflect the “sensual and organic designs of jewelry designer Elsa Peretti.”
Robb Report’s Paige Reddinger Roessler got a sneak peek inside the new Tiffany & Co earlier this week, including this window display by Tiffany’s Gene Moore.
It will also feature the world’s largest collection of Tiffany High Jewelry such as the new design of the 128.54-carat Tiffany Diamond.
Legendary architect Peter Marino presided over the interior transformation of Tiffany & Co. , while OMA New York and noted architect Shohei Shigematsu oversaw renovations to the building’s core infrastructure, circulation, and three-story addition.
OMA and Shigematsu also replaced the office space in the building in 1980 with a rooftop.
Robb Report’s Paige Reddinger Roessler got a sneak peek inside the new Tiffany & Co. earlier this week.
Posted on her Instagram story, she showed off the lavish new interiors as well as an ice cream cone creation designed by former Tiffany VP of window displays Jane Moore and some lavish pieces from the jewelry maker’s collections.
One of the store’s windows displays an image from Audrey Hepburn’s movie Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Some lavish pieces from the jeweler’s collections were on display
More jewelry pieces are on display within the store during the reopening event
People walk around the ground floor with a unique skylight above them (left) and on the right are the video walls showing views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline
Hailey Bieber’s nails, as well as her toes, were painted Tiffany blue for the reopening party Thursday night
Katy Perry (left) and Blake Lively (right) were also in attendance at the grand reopening
The photos also show the video walls installed on the ground floor showing views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline.
When they are turned off, they turn into mirrors.
There is also a lush VIP room decked out in pink and blue polka dot wallpaper with luxurious looking furniture and a cozy rug finishing off the area.
Another mirrored room is decorated with silver-tone hardware, which extends to the ceiling like a metal vine.
One of Paige’s videos showed a Tiffany & Co. dinner setting by artist Julian Schnabel that had the names of his dream guests decorated on the plates.
He was the global brand ambassador for Tiffany & Co. , Gal Gadot, attended the remodeled store’s ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, other A-listers celebrated the reopening Thursday in a star-studded event — including Katy Perry, Hailey Bieber and Blake Lively.
A luxurious VIP room awaits at Tiffany & Co’s renovated Fifth Avenue flagship.