First Look: Inside Tiffany & Co.’s New Store in QueensPlaza

Featuring Australia’s first Elsa Peretti® gallery!

By Bianca Licina | 5th February 2024

While diamonds might be made under pressure, at Tiffany & Co., they are prized for their flawless design and expertly crafted luxury.

Say hello to the new and improved Tiffany & Co. store at QueensPlaza, boasting an impressive refurbishment made to celebrate the brand’s centuries-old legacy of timeless craftsmanship and exquisite design.

Right from the first glance, passersbys and incoming shoppers alike are drawn into the glittering world of Tiffany & Co. With a facade designed by Hugh Dutton, the store’s exterior features a kinetic light sculpture resembling the brilliance of the iconic diamonds of Tiffany & Co., offering a captivating experience before you even set foot inside the store.

Once you’ve crossed the threshold, the interiors are equally impressive. With every element of the store carefully considered in its design, your shopping experience is instantly elevated and your choices inspired by the creative designs surrounding you. Upon entering, custom textured silk wall panels (designed by Peter Marino for Rubelli) line the walls and an eye-catching blue bird wall with glass gems stands as a bold yet elegant statement inside the store. Inside the love and engagement salon, a bespoke hand-blown glass chandelier made in collaboration with LASVIT shines overhead, adding to the ambience of the store and exuding charm and luxury.

The all-new fitout showcases everything from Tiffany High Jewelry and Love & Celebration to designer jewellery, Tiffany Icons, and Home & Accessories creations – and even includes two uniquely designed private enclaves (complete with gold raked plaster walls) for esteemed clients of the brand.

Finally, those familiar with the brand will also be delighted to discover Australia’s first Elsa Peretti® gallery – home to some of the most beloved and organic Tiffany & Co. designs from collections past such as the iconic bone cuff and fashion-forward bean pendant. If that’s not enough to warrant a visit, then we’re not sure what is!