moncler new bond street
The Moncler boutique on New Bond Street in London, designed by Gilles&Boissier, embodies elegance that blends tradition and modernity. Its Victorian-inspired façade, with its symmetrical lines and moldings, contrasts on the ground floor with textured black paint. This subtle interplay between classic and contemporary reflects the soul and architecture of London and the Moncler spirit.
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Inside, metal arches punctuate the space, creating a striking contrast with the marble surfaces. These raw structures add a modern touch while complementing the elegance of the materials: fluted walnut walls and smoked oak moldings.
The checkerboard floor of Taj Mahal and St Laurent marble, combined with the interplay of mirrors and English moldings, creates a harmonious scene. A circular space, like a pivot between two worlds, with its black lacquered walls and polished, hammered granite floor, offers a moment of pause before exploring each unique space, each with its own distinct color palette. A green room, in Green Aosta marble, and a red room, where lacquer and tapestry play with gloss and matte finishes, form sensory capsules.
On the first floor, with a distinctly London feel, irregularly slatted moldings in smoked oak, fluted mirrors, and marble dance in a ballet of materials. The staircase, the boutique’s central feature, rises to the second floor where a nickel display seems to float in the air. Metal pillars clad in LEDs outline a futuristic corridor, offering a final luminous touch to this reimagined tribute to London elegance.
Inside, metal arches punctuate the space, creating a striking contrast with the marble surfaces. These raw structures add a modern touch while complementing the elegance of the materials: fluted walnut walls and smoked oak moldings.
The checkerboard floor of Taj Mahal and St Laurent marble, combined with the interplay of mirrors and English moldings, creates a harmonious scene. A circular space, like a pivot between two worlds, with its black lacquered walls and polished, hammered granite floor, offers a moment of pause before exploring each unique space, each with its own distinct color palette. A green room, in Green Aosta marble, and a red room, where lacquer and tapestry play with gloss and matte finishes, form sensory capsules.
On the first floor, with a distinctly London feel, irregularly slatted moldings in smoked oak, fluted mirrors, and marble dance in a ballet of materials. The staircase, the boutique’s central feature, rises to the second floor where a nickel display seems to float in the air. Metal pillars clad in LEDs outline a futuristic corridor, offering a final luminous touch to this reimagined tribute to London elegance.
