Louis Vuitton has just opened its first UK café at Heathrow Airport’s Terminal 2, expanding the Maison’s lifestyle offerings once more. Named Le Café Cyril Lignac after its chef partner, the space is a nod to Louis Vuitton’s relationship with travel. And what better place to launch it than Europe’s largest airport?
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Le Café Cyril Lignac is part of Louis Vuitton’s growing presence in hospitality, joining existing cafés in Osaka, Doha, St. Tropez, and Paris.
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The café’s interiors, designed by Marc Fornes of New York-born architecture studio THEVERYMANY, reflect Louis Vuitton’s travel roots with aerodynamic design and aviation-themed touches.
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Chef Cyril Lignac, known for his restaurants in London and Paris, has curated a menu from breakfast to dinner. Given Louis Vuitton’s expertise in luxury chocolates, guests can also expect a range of carefully made patisseries for a final sweet touch before takeoff.
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