New Yorkers can now buy Louis Vuitton monogrammed goods and eat them, too.

Customers are greeted with a towering installation in the store’s atrium, designed by Shohei Shigematsu, an architect at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture firm. Four sculptural pillars of stacked Louis Vuitton trunks climb toward the roughly 50-foot ceiling, reminiscent of a game of Tetris.

Louis Vuitton 57th Street, which opens to the public on Friday, boasts a restaurant, chocolate shop and towering stacks of trunks to rival the Manhattan skyline.

Louis Vuitton is pulling out all the stops with the unveiling of its dazzling new pop-up. Taking center stage while its Fifth Avenue flagship undergoes extensive renovation, this location holds the title of Louis Vuitton's biggest U.