La Signature reopens in EPCOT's France pavilion with oak shelves, crystal chandeliers and a Guerlain makeup vanity

By entgrove · October 16, 2026

La Signature, the Guerlain fragrance and cosmetics shop in EPCOT's France pavilion, reopened on October 14 after closing for refurbishment on June 29. The renovated shop has parquet floors, light oak built-ins, crystal chandeliers, a wall telling the Guerlain story and a vanity for makeup consultations.

La Signature, the Guerlain boutique in the France pavilion at EPCOT, reopened on October 14 after a refurbishment that began June 29. The shop returns with new floors, new built-ins and new offerings, and Cast Members say the goal is a personal visit for everyone who comes in.

Inside the renovated La Signature

Pale wood, parquet and crystal replace the shop's old white cabinets, tile and lantern lights.

• Oak built-ins. Light oak built-ins with gold scrollwork frame lit niches, each holding a few bottles or a folded paper fan.
• Parquet floors. Parquet now covers most of the floor, replacing octagonal gold and cream tile.
• Marble and bees. A white marble inlay with gold trim runs down the center aisle, with gold bees at its corners.
• Crystal chandeliers. Chandeliers hang over the main floor, led by one long multi-tier fixture, where simple lantern-style pendants hung before.
• Bee motif. Gold molded bees sit on the wall panels, and embossed bees cover the amber bottles on the shelves.
• Before the work. The old shop had white cabinets, dark wood counters and glass shelving in the same spaces.

Arched windows along one wall let daylight onto the parquet. Outside, the storefront sits under a covered walkway, with a cream and gold GUERLAIN sign reading "Paris, 1828" above the door and blue L'Heure Bleue bottles in the window.

A wall that tells the Guerlain story

A stone-look wall between the windows traces the perfume house back to 1828.

• Founder's motto. Gold lettering quotes Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain in 1828: "Make excellent products. Never compromise on quality. Scrupulously apply simple ideas."
• Framed history. Frames show the Guerlain perfume factory in 19th-century Paris and a photo of a raw materials library.
• Imperial license. One frame appears to hold a supplier's license from Empress Eugénie dated May 11, 1853.
• Six portraits. Portraits of people behind the house each pair with a signature bottle and year, from Eau de Cologne Impériale in 1855 to Tobacco Honey in 2024.

Makeup consultations and fragrance counters at La Signature

The displays run from entry-level scents to high-end collections, Cast Members say.

• L'Art & La Matière. A lit counter shows this collection, with a card naming each fragrance in front of a tall faceted bottle.
• Patterned lipsticks. Lipstick cases in leopard, tortoiseshell and snakeskin-style patterns sit between the bottles.
• Les Masculines. A counter by this name lines up bottles with years beneath them, including 1959, 1992, 2004 and 2024.
• Shalimar and Mitsouko. Five large bee-stamped amber bottles fill a lit niche; two labels read Shalimar and Mitsouko, two classic Guerlain perfumes.
• Scent, then color. A two-step display asks guests to pick a scent first and a color second, with cubes in six shades.
• Makeup vanity. Two cream chairs embroidered with the Guerlain name face lit mirrors and trays of lipsticks, powders and blushes.

A smaller display pairs Musc Outreblanc and Pêche Mirage with a folded paper fan. Disney says makeup consultations are available, and the vanity is set up for them. Nearby, the Orchidée Impériale skincare line sits around a glowing blue flower sculpture under a sign reading "20 Years Pioneering Longevity Science."

Our take. If you bought Guerlain at Plume et Palette over the summer, La Signature is the place again from October 14; ask a Cast Member about a makeup consultation when you arrive.