The Los Angeles-based luxury eyewear brand Jacques Marie Mage has established its first presence on the East Coast with the opening of its New York gallery in the heart of SoHo. Located at 140 Wooster Street, this new 2,100-square-foot space, spread over several levels, houses the brand’s collections, leather goods, jewelry, and a carefully curated selection of objects.
Designed in collaboration with French architect and designer Jacques Garcia, the gallery offers a spectacular interpretation of the Jacques Marie Mage universe, a blend of urban modernism, Art Deco refinement, and a fascination with the vast American landscape.
At the heart of this scenography, the monumental works of Quentin Garel occupy a central place. Three immense sculptures of animal skulls punctuate the space, their powerful forms engaging in a dialogue with precious woods, mirrored surfaces, and the architectural elements conceived by Jacques Garcia.
The experience continues upstairs, where visitors literally pass through the jaws of the wolf sculpted by Garel. This spectacular yet playful intervention transforms the passage between spaces into a genuine artistic experience.
Upstairs, the Special Collections, Special Editions, and Made-to-Measure services unfold in a more intimate atmosphere, amidst furniture, precious materials, and architectural details. Together, they create a universe where art, design, and craftsmanship converge, making this first New York gallery far more than just a new showcase for Jacques Marie Mage’s collections: a true cultural destination in the heart of SoHo.
