Showroom Spaces For Rent in Paris

Why rent a showroom in Paris?

Paris is the perfect place to organize your showroom!

Paris, which draws a crowd eager for trying new apparel, is full of unique showroom-ready venues available for rent from a few days to a couple of months: old warehouses, apartments, studio spaces, etc.

Raw concrete floors? Spotlights? Steel pillars? Whether you are looking for spectacular, bright or characterful spaces, on Storefront, you are guaranteed to find the most suitable venue for the event you are organizing.

What is a showroom?

A showroom is a transitory showcase space that can open for a single day or several weeks, even months. 

A temporary showroom rental does not bind you with a lasting lease, allowing you to get your customers to try and feel, organize your events or validate the potential of a Paris neighborhood while benefiting from great adaptability.

How much does a showroom cost to rent in Paris?

Every showroom in Paris charges a different price for rental. It depends on where it’s located and how popular the location is.

On average, renting a Paris showroom ranges from 200 euros a day to 2000 euros a day. Keep in mind, there is a difference between a hire price and a dry hire price.

A hire price rate is what you pay for the space with extra services. These services can include caterers and servers.

 A dry hire rate is what you pay for a showroom space without the extra services. This means you have to provide your own workers or do the labor yourself.

Things to consider when choosing a showroom venue/location in Paris 

• The first factor to consider when choosing a showroom location in Paris is the cost. You have a budget that you want to stick to. You can’t go over your budget. You also don’t want to undershoot too much. If a showroom space is too cheap, there’s a reason for it. You should also factor in the security deposit. Most renters will require a security deposit in case of any damage to their property.

• Next, you want to consider the actual location of the showroom venue in Paris. There should be easy access to the building.

• You want plenty of parking for your guests. If there isn’t parking space, public transportation should be accessible.

• The location you choose should also be easy for your guests to find. If it’s too difficult, they might give up and head home.

• Your renter is going to require that you purchase insurance. This goes along with the security deposit. Now, the type of insurance you need will depend on the renter.

• More than likely, you’re going to need security. Security workers help with chaos and keep the rowdy under control. You have to ask your renter if they provide security. If so, the price to rent is going to be a bit higher.

And if the renter doesn’t offer security and workers, you’re going to have to hire your own. Is there Wi-Fi or internet access? Guests like to be plugged in. They need to be able to check their e-mail or post on social media.