In Nice, many shops call themselves concept stores, and they look very little alike. You will come across a designer wardrobe, a Scandinavian furniture showroom, a record shop that also sells furniture and a shop where you print your own t-shirt. This guide does not rank them. It groups them into three families, fashion, home and the unusual, so you know which door to push depending on what you are after.

Descriptions are taken from official websites, ratings, review volumes and opening hours from Google Maps, all consulted on 29 September 2026. No shop mentioned has paid for its place in this guide.

The guide in one table

AddressCategoryLocationGoogle rating (29/09)Go there for
Lulli sur la ToileDesigner wardrobe5 rue de la Liberté4.5 from 48 reviewsA garment, a bag, a piece of jewellery
HattoriWomenswear, independent designers10 rue Catherine Segurane5 from 19 reviewsA pared-back silhouette
Les Choses qu’on aimeHomeware, art and craft2 rue Defly4.9 from 79 reviewsA beautiful object for the home
Good Design StoreScandinavian furniture and lighting12 rue Catherine Segurane3.8 from 54 reviewsA piece of furniture
Pop ArtCustom t-shirts and gallery3 rue Saint-François de Paule4.9 from 145 reviewsA made-to-order gift
EvrlstRecords, furniture and vintage4 rue du Lycée4.7 from 119 reviewsA record or a lucky find

Fashion

Lulli sur la Toile, rue de la Liberté

Born in Marseille under Anne Vouland’s lead, Lulli sur la Toile now has around fifteen boutiques and nearly 220 labels according to the company. Its Nice address, 200 m² at 5 rue de la Liberté near place Masséna, opens Monday to Saturday from 10am to 7pm, and online orders can be collected there. Ganni, Jérôme Dreyfuss, Forte_Forte, Kujten, Ginette NY and Barbour are among the names shown in store. The Google rating, 4.5, rests on 48 reviews.

Hattori, rue Catherine Segurane

In the port district, Hattori presents itself as a concept store dedicated to womenswear, between minimalism and character. The selection brings together independent designers and premium labels, chosen for the quality of their materials and the precision of their cuts, in clothing, sneakers and accessories. The online shop offers, for example, a wide-leg jean at 195 euros. Open on Monday afternoons and from Tuesday to Saturday, with a midday break.

Home

Les Choses qu’on aime, rue Defly

Les Choses qu’on aime celebrates a taste for beautiful things, art, craft and well-made objects. You will find homeware and small pieces for the house, such as an orange blossom scented candle sold for 25 euros on its website. It is one of the best-rated addresses in this guide, 4.9 from 79 reviews.

Good Design Store, rue Catherine Segurane

Good Design Store is dedicated to Scandinavian design furniture, lighting and Nordic decor, with houses such as Ferm Living, Muuto, Ethnicraft or Serax. The shop has several showrooms, including the one in Nice, and an online store. Its rating of 3.8 from 54 reviews is the lowest in the guide.

Something different

Pop Art, rue Saint-François de Paule

A few steps from the cours Saleya, Pop Art combines a shop of clothing to customise with a gallery of artists’ work. You design your own t-shirt, and the online shop advertises free delivery with no minimum order. With 145 Google reviews and a rating of 4.9, it is the most reviewed address in this guide.

Evrlst, rue du Lycée

Evrlst is at once a record shop, a furniture store and a vintage clothing shop, listed as such on Google Maps. Its records are also sold online on a specialist platform. The shop opens Tuesday to Saturday, from midday.

Where to start

  • To get dressed. Lulli sur la Toile if you want a wide designer choice, leather goods and jewellery included, Hattori for a tighter selection around independent designers.
  • For the home. Les Choses qu’on aime for objects and craft, Good Design Store for furniture.
  • To give something different. Pop Art for a customised piece, Evrlst for a record or a second-hand find.
  • To buy without travelling. Five addresses out of six have an online shop with a basket.

What this guide does not say

This guide makes no claim to be exhaustive. ICI Concept Store, Trésors Publics, Mon Œil, La Baraque or Kosmos, though regularly mentioned, were set aside so that each category stays readable. Opening hours for Hattori and Evrlst come from Google Maps and may vary with the seasons. As for Google ratings, they capture a moment, and an average over 19 reviews is not as solid as one over 145.

To find out where the format comes from, read our article what is a concept store. If you are also passing through the Alps, our guide to concept stores in Annecy follows the same category-based approach. Finally, before buying a piece, our guide to designer ready-to-wear gives you the markers to judge a garment. And if you are passing through Lyon, our guide to concept stores in Lyon sorts them by district.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best concept store in Nice?

There is no single one, it all depends on the category. For designer clothing, Lulli sur la Toile and Hattori. For the home, Les Choses qu’on aime or Good Design Store. For an unusual find, Pop Art or Evrlst. Google ratings range from 3.8 to 5, on very different numbers of reviews.

Where can you buy designer clothing in Nice?

On rue de la Liberté, Lulli sur la Toile presents a selection of designers such as Ganni, Jérôme Dreyfuss, Forte_Forte or Kujten, with bags, jewellery and shoes. On rue Catherine Segurane, Hattori champions independent designers and premium labels in clothing, sneakers and accessories.

Where can you find designer homeware in Nice?

Les Choses qu’on aime, rue Defly, brings together art, craft and well-made objects, such as an orange blossom scented candle at 25 euros. Good Design Store, rue Catherine Segurane, specialises in Scandinavian furniture and lighting, with houses such as Ferm Living, Muuto or Ethnicraft.

Which unusual concept store should you visit in Nice?

Pop Art, rue Saint-François de Paule, lets you customise your own t-shirt and shows artists’ work. Evrlst, rue du Lycée, combines a record shop, furniture and a vintage store. They are the two most unexpected addresses in this guide.

Do these concept stores sell online?

Lulli sur la Toile, Hattori, Les Choses qu’on aime, Good Design Store and Pop Art have an online shop with a basket. Evrlst sells its records on a specialist platform, the rest is discovered in store.

Sources

  1. Lulli sur la Toile, Nice boutique, consulted on 29 September 2026, address, opening hours, floor space and featured designers, around fifteen boutiques and nearly 220 labels according to the company
  2. Hattori, official website, consulted on 29 September 2026, positioning and product range
  3. Les Choses qu'on aime, official website, consulted on 29 September 2026, product range and price example
  4. Good Design Store, official website, consulted on 29 September 2026, speciality and houses stocked
  5. Pop Art, official website, consulted on 29 September 2026, t-shirt customisation and gallery
  6. Evrlst, online record shop, consulted on 29 September 2026, online record sales
  7. Google Maps, concept store Nice search, ratings, review counts, categories and opening hours recorded on 29 September 2026
Margaux Delaunay

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Margaux Delaunay

Stores and shoes

Margaux explores concept stores and designer boutiques, in Paris and beyond. She writes about the stores that truly curate, and about shoes, from sneakers to loafers.