The first LIMÉ street retail store opened its doors in a historic building at 14 Kuznetsky Most. This is not just a store, but a real multifunctional art space with an area of 3000 m2, where all three lines of the brand are represented: women's, men's and children's.

The building, built in 1903 to a design by Adolf Erichson, was originally known as the "Siberian and American Fur Goods Store." In the Soviet years, the "All—Union Fashion House" was located here, and then the flagship of Nike.

The concept of the new flagship LIMÉ was developed by the Spanish architectural firm Castel, known for its projects for fashion brands in Paris, London, Madrid and Barcelona.

The idea of LIMÉ is to connect the "fashionable" past and the future of the building. The architects carefully preserved the historical facade and decor, and added elements of modern design in the style of industrial minimalism to the interiors.

Main materials: natural stone, concrete, wood and metal. The combination of historical stucco, columns and parquet with modern elements creates a unique atmosphere.

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