Skip to content
RetailNews Asia
Fashion

French Chic Meets Thai Style: Maje Unveils First Concept Store in Bangkok’s IconSiam

By Mei Ling Tan
2 min read
French Chic Meets Thai Style: Maje Unveils First Concept Store in Bangkok’s IconSiam
French Chic Meets Thai Style: Maje Unveils First Concept Store in Bangkok’s IconSiam
In this article (3)

The French fashion label Maje has unveiled its inaugural concept store in Thailand. The new establishment is situated in Siam Takashimaya, part of the renowned Bangkok shopping complex, IconSiam.

New Store, New Design Concept

Positioned on the M Floor of Takashimaya, the shop introduces a rejuvenated design idea that marries Parisian chic with a contemporary, feminine sensibility. The store’s layout was crafted in collaboration with designer Valeriane Lazard, who sought inspiration from the Mediterranean’s unique aesthetic, focusing on natural materials and light.

Visitors are welcomed with a dark-glazed facade, which leads into a more luminous interior space. The finishing touches include pink terracotta floor tiles from Raujolles, hammered wrought-iron racks, ceramic display stands crafted in Portugal, and a centrally located curved sofa.

The store utilises materials like wood, wicker, and lime-coated walls consistently throughout its design, along with textured glass shelves and mirrors that subtly alter their appearance under different lighting conditions throughout the day.

Spring/Summer 2026 Collection

In addition to its stylish interior, the boutique showcases Maje’s Spring/Summer 2026 range, which draws heavily from the maritime theme. The collection fuses practical elements such as hoods and workwear inspirations with more prep-oriented details. It also features loose silhouettes, lightweight materials, culottes, and designs that are reminiscent of sails.

Questions & Answers

What is the design inspiration behind Maje’s new store in Thailand?
The design concept for Maje’s new store combines Parisian style with a modern, feminine approach. It was created in collaboration with designer Valeriane Lazard, who drew inspiration from the Mediterranean, emphasising the use of natural materials and light.

What kind of materials and elements are used in the interior of the new Maje store?
The store uses natural materials like wood, wicker, and lime-coated walls. Other design elements include pink terracotta floor tiles, hammered wrought-iron racks, ceramic display stands from Portugal, and a curved sofa situated in the store’s centre.

What are some key features of Maje’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection?
The Spring/Summer 2026 collection is centred around a maritime theme. It combines practical elements like hoods and workwear inspirations with preppy touches. The range also features loose silhouettes, lightweight fabrics, culottes, and sail-inspired shapes.

Weekly Briefing

Asia's retail intelligence, in your inbox

We respect your inbox as much as we value your time. That's why we only send carefully curated weekly updates, packed with the most relevant news, trends, and insights from the retail industry across Asia and beyond.

Protected by a quick human check. No spam, ever.