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Posted: April 8, 2025
Skulnick and Sabin of RIPCO represent Trudon in lease at Rockefeller Center
Manhattan, NY Trudon, the French candlemaker and fragrance brand, has signed a five-year lease for 368 s/f at Rockefeller Center.
Richard Skulnik and Ben Sabin of RIPCO represented Trudon.
“We are thrilled to bring Trudon to Rockefeller Center, a location that celebrates legacy and innovation. This boutique will allow us to share our passion for storytelling and craftsmanship with New York, a city synonymous with both. The Rockefeller Center boutique will invite New Yorkers and visitors alike to discover Trudon’s world of luxury and sensory delight, offering a unique experience in a location as timeless as the brand itself,” said Nils Beeman, president, Trudon North America.
“Trudon’s brand is built on unparalleled artistry and impeccable taste – a perfect fit for Rockefeller Center,” said EB Kelly, senior managing director, Tishman Speyer and head of Rockefeller Center. “We’re excited to introduce them to our guests and customers.”
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