Louis Vuitton is synonymous with luxury, and the brand is doubling down on opulence and exuberance at its new five-story flagship store in New York City.

According to GQ, the location is “replete with 50-foot ceilings, a museum’s worth of modern art, a premium chocolate bar and haute cuisine restaurant, and a state-of-the-art library.” 

Most notably, the store, located on 57th Street in Manhattan, is temporary, serving as “merely a stopgap pop-up meant to last just a few years while the real LV flagship undergoes renovations around the corner on Fifth Avenue.”

Shoppers can expect to find four floors of Louis Vuitton retail, including “ready-to-wear and accessories, luggage and leather goods, jewelry and homewares, and an entire floor of private shopping salons.”

This is not the only showstopping display of Louis Vuitton in New York City. While most buildings are covered in unsightly scaffolding while undergoing renovations, the luxury brand’s Fifth Avenue location is covered in a “massive stack of monogrammed trunks as it undergoes its multi-year transformation.”