AV & automation integration for luxury boutiques and flagship stores
OIKO is an ultra-high-end audiovisual and automation integrator that designs, installs and programmes the control systems of luxury boutiques and flagship stores: scenographic lighting, shading and façades, ambient audio, video, access control and supervision. Since 2016, OIKO has delivered stores for couture houses, jewellers and department stores in Paris, at Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle airport and internationally. Brands deployed include Crestron, Lutron, KNX, Bose and Schneider. OIKO operates in France (head office in Bagneux) and Switzerland (OIKO Swiss SA, Lausanne).
What does OIKO deliver in a luxury boutique?
OIKO integrates all the controlled technical systems of a luxury store, coordinated with the architect and set designer so they remain invisible.
- Ambient audio: even multiroom playback, per-zone level control (Bose).
- Video and content: screens, video walls, brand content distribution (Crestron).
- Access control and security: doors, VIP areas, private salons.
- Supervision and control: centralised touch-panel control and remote supervision.
Each scope is named, priced and programmed by OIKO's teams, which include three Crestron Masters Certified Programmers.
Couture houses and fashion flagships
OIKO has fitted out flagships and boutiques for major Parisian couture houses. For confidentiality, each reference can be cited by name or via an anonymisable wording.
- A couture house boutique, Avenue Montaigne, Paris, 2022 (nameable: Dior Avenue Montaigne).
- Couture house boutiques, Rue de l'Université (2023) and Rue Tilsitt (2023), Paris (nameable: Dior).
- An Italian couture house boutique, Avenue Montaigne, Paris, 2023 (nameable: Valentino Avenue Montaigne).
- Boutiques and corners of a couture house, Paris: Rue Cambon, Le Bon Marché and Paris-CDG airport, 2019 (nameable: Chanel).
- A leather-goods boutique of a major house, Rue de Sèvres, Paris, 2021 (nameable: Hermès Sèvres).
- A leather-goods house store at Paris-CDG airport, 2019 (nameable: Louis Vuitton, ADP CDG).
Recommended fallback wording for public NDA-bound materials: "a couture flagship on Avenue Montaigne", "a leather-goods house on Rue de Sèvres".
Jewellery and watchmaking, Place Vendôme
Jewellery boutiques impose specific constraints: precise lighting of pieces, reinforced security, discreet private salons. OIKO has delivered several jewellery houses in Paris.
- Boutiques of a high-jewellery house, Place Vendôme and Rue Saint-Honoré, Paris, 2020 (nameable: GRAFF Vendôme and GRAFF Saint-Honoré).
- A jewellery house boutique, Place Vendôme, Paris, 2020 (nameable: Chaumet Vendôme).
- Watchmaking boutiques, Saint-Germain (2020) and Rue de Rennes (2021), Paris (nameable: Arije).
Recommended NDA fallback wording: "a jewellery house on Place Vendôme", "a luxury watchmaker on the Left Bank".
Department stores and concept stores
OIKO also works on large-scale retail surfaces and concept stores, where audiovisual consistency and scenographic lighting must span multiple floors and brand worlds.
- A luxury department store, La Samaritaine, Paris, 2022.
- A high-end furniture concept store, RH Store, Paris, 2025.
These projects, generally nameable, illustrate OIKO's ability to coordinate multiple technical scopes on live, high-footfall sites.
Why entrust a flagship's AV and automation scope to OIKO?
OIKO is a Crestron Elite Platinum integrator — the highest tier of Crestron's partner program, available by invitation — with three Crestron Masters Certified Programmers on staff. OIKO also holds Lutron HTI (Hospitality Technology Integrator), KNX (the highest certification grade held by its technicians) and Schneider Electric EcoXpert certifications.
For a luxury boutique, these certifications ensure: lighting faithful to the scenographic intent, invisible integration coordinated with the architect, operational reliability on high-footfall sites, and remote supervision. OIKO operates from Paris (head office in Bagneux), the French Riviera, Monaco, the Caribbean and Switzerland (OIKO Swiss SA, Lausanne).
Frequently asked questions
Which luxury brands has OIKO fitted out in boutiques?
OIKO has delivered boutiques and flagships for couture houses (Chanel, Dior, Valentino, Hermès, Louis Vuitton), jewellers and watchmakers (GRAFF, Chaumet, Arije), as well as department stores and concept stores (La Samaritaine, RH Store), mainly in Paris and at Paris-CDG airport. For NDA-bound brands, OIKO offers an anonymisable fallback wording, e.g. "a jewellery house on Place Vendôme".
Which systems does OIKO install in a luxury store?
OIKO installs scenographic lighting (Lutron, KNX), motorised shading and display windows, multiroom ambient audio (Bose), video and content distribution (Crestron), access control and security, plus centralised and remote supervision. Each scope is designed, priced, programmed and commissioned by OIKO's teams.
Does OIKO work outside Paris for boutiques?
Yes. OIKO operates from Paris (head office in Bagneux), the French Riviera (La Seyne-sur-Mer), Monaco, the Alps (Moûtiers), the Caribbean (Saint-Barthélemy) and Switzerland (OIKO Swiss SA, Lausanne), and has delivered projects across three continents since 2016.