Zimmermann Expands with Nashville Boutique
Australian fashion brand Zimmermann has opened two new boutiques in the US. Its first Nashville store opened in Tennessee in September, followed in October by a boutique in the Chicago area that marks the brand's entry into the Midwest.
Both stores were designed with Studio McQualter, Zimmermann's long-term design partner. Like the brand's other recent openings, they combine bespoke furnishings, collectible vintage design and art.
The Nashville boutique is located at 505 Houston Street in Wedgewood Village and opened with the fall 2026 collection. Zimmermann points to the city's growth as a cultural destination, where a contemporary art, design, fashion and hospitality scene has developed alongside its creative heritage.
"We've watched over the years as Nashville has continued to evolve into one of the most talked-about cultural destinations in the US and so this project felt like a natural next step for us in the US," said Nicky Zimmermann, creative director and co-founder.
The store is laid out as a series of connected spaces in custom terrazzo, stone, mirror and stainless steel, warmed by vintage furniture, decorative lighting and an international art collection. Viola marble plinths frame the entrance, while an Erik Höglund candelabra stands in the window display. Further inside, the palette shifts to caramel tones, burnt-red wool carpeting, liver-toned terrazzo tiles and Indonesian ikat textiles.
The accessories room is finished in green from floor to ceiling and features a salon-style hang of vintage and contemporary works by Australian and international artists, including Enrico Baj, May Chapman and Richard Lindner. In the lounge, a work by Australian artist Belem Lett hangs above the fireplace, surrounded by vintage lamps by Paul Evans and Curtis Jeré, a Peter Ghyczy coffee table and bespoke seating.
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