Le Labo Opens Its First Barcelona Boutique in the Heart of Eixample
by Adriano Batista
Le Labo Fragrances has opened its first store in Barcelona, Spain, located in the city’s Eixample district. This new space strengthens the brand’s presence in Spain and reflects its commitment to craftsmanship and local culture. Known for its personalized approach to perfumery, Le Labo, which means “the laboratory” in French, designs its stores to resemble working labs. Here, fragrances are mixed on-site, allowing customers to experience the art of slow perfumery firsthand.
The Barcelona boutique is a tribute to the city’s architecture and traditions. The original Catalan-style ceiling has been carefully restored, keeping the natural tones of the terracotta tiles and the wooden beams that frame the space. This connection to local craftsmanship is further highlighted through specially commissioned artworks that celebrate the region’s native flora and landscapes. The store’s design also includes vintage furniture and a wall of handmade, hand-painted local tiles featuring a floral pattern, adding a touch of Barcelona’s heritage to the space.
In addition to its fragrances, the store offers a range of body care products, inviting visitors to explore the full collection.
LE LABO – Carrer del Rossello 226, L’Eixample Barcelona, 8008, Spain
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