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Satisfy Opens First Brick-and-Mortar Store in Paris’s Marais District, Designed by Ciguë

architecture-design · 2026-09-25

Satisfy, a running brand based in Paris, has launched its inaugural physical store, named Satisfy Supply, in the Marais area, crafted by the local design firm Ciguë. The shop showcases a minimalist aesthetic, featuring a triptych by Othelo Gervacio, stainless steel rods for hanging apparel, and artistic wooden plinths for footwear. Customers are invited to engage with well-trained sales personnel. The fitting rooms are adorned with rustic timber and linen drapes, complemented by a bespoke scent that adds to the luxurious ambiance. Nearby, the Fuel Station offers beverages for runners and serves as a meeting point for Satisfy’s ‘LSD’ club runs. This opening signifies a transition from online retail to community involvement, evidenced by long queues.

Key facts

  • Satisfy opened its first brick-and-mortar store in Paris’s Marais district in [Month] 2025.
  • The store, Satisfy Supply, is located on Rue de Saintonge and is accompanied by a coffee bar called Fuel Station across the street.
  • Ciguë, a multidisciplinary architecture and design office founded in 2003, designed the interiors.
  • The main store features a wall-spanning triptych by painter Othelo Gervacio depicting the American West.
  • Clothing is displayed on suspended stainless steel rods or gridded racks, shoes on wood plinths, and T-shirts on cast-Zamak alloy slabs.
  • There is no explanatory text in the store; sales associates underwent months of product knowledge training.
  • Fuel Station serves drinks categorized as ‘pre-high’ and ‘post-high’ and hosts Satisfy’s ‘LSD’ club runs.
  • Satisfy is exploring opportunities for further expansion, according to a spokesperson.

Entities

Artists

  • Brice Partouche
  • Alphonse Sarthout
  • Othelo Gervacio
  • Anna Fixsen

Institutions

  • Satisfy
  • Ciguë
  • Ace Hotel
  • Wallpaper*
  • ELLE DECOR

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • Marais
  • Rue de Saintonge
  • Arizona
  • Athens
  • Greece
  • Route 66
  • Brooklyn
  • United States

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