Bulgari Opens in Vancouver’s New Luxury Shopping Center

By Karen Dybis | June 11, 2026

Bulgari’s newest boutique, in Vancouver, melds the brand’s Roman heritage with an interior design that feels like a warm Canadian summer day, thanks to its golden yellow and bright orange colors.

The 4,500-square-foot store is located in Oakridge Park, a luxury shopping center that just opened on May 28, with more than 100 stores, including Tiffany & Co., Chaumet, TAG Heuer, and Louis Vuitton—all owned, like Bulgari, by LVMH.

“As Oakridge Park ushers in a new era of luxury retail and cultural experience in Vancouver, we are proud to be part of this landmark destination,” Bulgari North America president Hervé Perrot said in a statement.

Bulgari Vancouver exterior — *The exterior is a mix of glass, travertine, and emerald green marble.*

“This new boutique represents an exciting milestone for the brand in Canada, bringing together our Roman heritage, exceptional craftsmanship, and elevated client experience within one of the city’s most dynamic and forward-looking developments,” he said.

Bulgari carries a curated assortment of fine and high jewelry, watches, and handbags at the Oakridge Park boutique, including its most recognizable jewelry collections, such as Serpenti, Divas’ Dream, Tubogas, B.Zero1, and Octo. The store was designed to also host events, according to the Bulgari statement.

Its facade features travertine columns, some inset with jewelry cases, alternating with floor-to-ceiling windows. The Bulgari name appears on a background of green emerald marble—an homage to the brand’s heritage, as green emerald was a symbolic motif for the Roman Empire, Bulgari said.

Bulgari Vancouver interior — *Semi-private seating areas for custom jewelry consultations are found in Bulgari’s new Vancouver store.*

Roman architecture is also represented inside, by columns on the legs of jewelry displays, as well as fluted walls. A standout element of the interior design is a decorative panel depicting two maps, one of Vancouver and one of Rome, with a gold Serpenti weaving a line between the two cities. Bulgari tapped Pictalab, a Milan-based creative team of decorators, painters, and craftspeople to create the piece.

Color and texture play a significant role in the boutique’s look. Hues of gold and sunny orange are found in the chandeliers, floor, and wall displays. The floors feature a variety of coverings, from soft rugs to decorative wood. Bulgari’s new store also contains several small seating areas and a salon for private jewelry consultations.

Top: Inside Bulgari’s boutique in the brand-new Oakridge Park shopping center of Vancouver (photos courtesy of Bulgari)