HAUS | Mexico City

From Venice to Mexico City

Originally rooted in Marghera, Venice—where Golden Goose was born, HAUS expands its vision to Mexico City, weaving new Golden threads into its global, multicultural tapestry. The new space is a true “home away from home” where craft, culture, and community intertwine.

HAUS Mexico City draws from the idea of an artist’s home, beginning with the initial act of creation: the sketch. In this space hand drawn outlines offer a glimpse into the artist’s personal notebook.

White line sketch on a black background showing a plant and handwritten text "From Venice to Mexico City".

Conceived as a hybrid spatial narrative in the vibrant La Roma neighborhood, HAUS CDMX blends the retail concept with an immersive domestic experience. Living Room, Kitchen, Bedroom and more: each floor welcomes you into the unique imaginary of the house.

With local culture at heart, HAUS CDMX finds its home in a historic building reimagined in collaboration with architect Michel Rojkind, preserving the original façade of a Mexican Porfirian house. Each year, a different artist creates a mural, transforming the entrance into an ever-changing landmark.

Wooden staircase and golden circular wall art in decorated hallway with sneaker piles at Mexico Haus location

White historic building facade featuring Golden Goose store behind black metal fence during Mexico Haus tour

Metal bed frame displaying clothes in room with distressed walls and large mirror at Mexico Haus location

Illuminated antique wooden wardrobe displaying clothes in minimalist room with dresser at Mexico Haus location

A creative hub where artists, designers, and the community connect through events, workshops, and cultural programs. With areas like the Library and Listening Room, every corner inspires exchange.

Wooden shelves displaying sneakers in room with leather chairs at Mexico Haus location

Gold clothing racks displaying garments in distressed mirrored room at Mexico Haus location

Green industrial workshop machines near wooden counter and sink at Mexico Haus location

A monumental staircase connects three immersive floors—each dedicated to Co-Creation, personalization, and cultural discovery, highlighting the ongoing dialogue between Mexico and Italy.

Vintage memorabilia and bicycle displayed on tall stairwell wall at Mexico Haus location

Listening lounge with DJ turntables and framed concert posters at Mexico Haus location

Long wooden table with sneaker press machines on vintage rug at Mexico Haus location

Haus Mexico City