



The new L'Ensemble storefront was designed by interior designers Patrick Bozeman and Edgar González, featuring wood sculptures by Chandler McLellan and hand-picked mid-century furnishings. The space includes walnut chairs and a smoked glass top coffee table by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, while fitting rooms are draped in white wool curtains by Nordic Knots.
The boutique presents an artfully assembled collection that represents a curated range of aesthetics—from the architectural pleats of Homme Plissé by Issey Miyake to the refined tailoring of Kallmeyer, the understated elegance of Veronica de Piante, and the sculptural accessories of Savette.
For the discerning shopper with a more modest budget, L'Ensemble hasn't forgotten you. The store thoughtfully incorporates the clean Scandinavian aesthetics of Mfpen, the timeless feminine silhouettes of Skall Studio, and the French-inspired pieces from Loulou de Saison—all brands that deliver on both quality and design without the stratospheric price tags of their luxury counterparts.
Their DUMBO location also marks L'Ensemble's expanded commitment to menswear, reflecting the evolving landscape of contemporary fashion where gender boundaries continue to blur. The boutique now offers carefully selected pieces for men alongside its established womenswear and home goods collections.
L'Ensemble specializes in meeting clients' fashion needs across various occasions—daytime, weekend, and evening wear—while offering unique pieces that are difficult to find elsewhere. The boutique focuses on creating an inspiring and inviting shopping environment with styling advice and wardrobe building services.

L'Ensemble's arrival strengthens DUMBO's position as Brooklyn's premier destination for design, culture, and sophisticated retail experiences. The neighborhood's historic charm, waterfront location, and easy accessibility from Manhattan continue to attract retailers and shoppers seeking unique, high-quality product