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An extraordinary space has been unveiled at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2E

Paris, December 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Incredibly noble, symbolizing creativity and French elegance: they are Cartier(Cartier), Dior(Dior), Hermes(Hermès)and Chanel(Chanel)(Chanel ready-to-wear and accessories store makes its first-ever appearance in an airport duty-free zone in Europe). From now on, these four brands share a new prestigious location: Hall K of Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2E.

(Multimedia press release, please view:http://www.prnasia.com/mnr/201410_paris.shtml)

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The living, leisure, cultural, and shopping spaces, once again meticulously designed by the Engineering and Architecture Management Department of Aéroports de Paris, come together to offer travelers to France an unforgettablee"last stop in Paris" shopping experience"most”.

The central plaza of the lobby is paved with oak flooring rich in traditional Hungarian elements (echoing the Parisian interior design style) and furnished with a series of leather seats arranged informally in island shapes or set up as small lounges, all designed to create a warm and soothing atmosphere for guests.

To add a touch of charm to this magnificent gem of a space, French artist Nathalie Decoster created two massive bronze sculptures on either side of the plaza. They are respectively titled“Le Temps qui passe (Passing Time)”and“L'Air du temps (The Essence of Time)”. These two artworks, standing on Carrara marble pedestals from Italy, offer guests something to contemplate during their leisure time and inspire reflection on the concept of "time."

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