One Loudoun just got a double dose of luxury, and your sweet tooth and accessories collection are about to benefit. Two new boutiques have quietly opened their doors in One Loudoun, creating what I like to call the perfect retail trifecta: fine Belgian chocolates, sparkling jewelry and the convenience of a vibrant walkable neighborhood. Let’s dive into what makes Neuhaus and Kendra Scott such exciting additions to our community.
Neuhaus: Belgian heritage comes to Exchange Street
If you’ve ever searched for the perfect gift and thought, “I wish a European chocolatier would just land in Ashburn,” your wish has been granted. Neuhaus, the legendary Belgian brand that invented the praline back in 1912, has opened a 600‑square‑foot shop on Exchange Street theburn.com. Tucked between the LaserAway studio and Kendra Scott, the boutique offers a dazzling array of boxed chocolates and pralines, all crafted in Belgium theburn.com. With only one other Northern Virginia location (at the Mosaic District), this shop brings a touch of continental charm to our corner of Loudoun.
Kendra Scott: jewelry with a splash of Austin flair
Right next door, the Kendra Scott boutique has started its soft opening ahead of a grand debut on December 5 theburn.com. The 1,500‑square‑foot store features elegant displays of bracelets, necklaces, earrings and rings in Kendra’s signature modern‑boho style theburn.com. Positioned next to Neuhaus and across from the under‑construction Arhaus furniture store theburn.com, this shop rounds out a luxury corridor on Exchange Street that caters to shoppers looking for statement pieces and special gifts.
What this means for One Loudoun (and you)
From a community perspective, the arrival of Neuhaus and Kendra Scott signals continued investment in One Loudoun as a premier lifestyle destination. High‑quality retail offerings often serve as amenities that increase foot traffic. Imagine grabbing a latte, treating yourself to a praline, and then picking up a new necklace, all within a few steps of home. These experiences create a sense of place that appeals to residents and the community.
