moncler champs élysées
On the Champs-Élysées, Moncler has opened its largest flagship store in the world. Drawing inspiration from Haussmannian architecture, Gilles&Boissier has designed a series of Parisian salons arranged around a monumental rotunda, where luxurious materials and striking visual perspectives come together to create a spectacular experience.
paris, france
Moncler is opening an exceptional flagship store on the Champs-Élysées, spanning over 1,000 square meters—the brand’s largest to date.
Drawing inspiration from Haussmannian architecture, Gilles&Boissier draws on classic French design elements, evident from the moment you enter, where cut stone and a Versailles-inspired floor pattern—composed of two types of marble—come together to create a striking graphic perspective.
The spaces are designed as authentic Parisian salons, where the nobility of the materials is softened by a warm and enveloping atmosphere. At the heart of the project stands a spectacular rotunda: a metal staircase connects the two floors, creating a monumental space conceived as a true exhibition venue.



Moncler is opening an exceptional flagship store on the Champs-Élysées, spanning over 1,000 square meters—the brand’s largest to date.
Drawing inspiration from Haussmannian architecture, Gilles&Boissier draws on classic French design elements, evident from the moment you enter, where cut stone and a Versailles-inspired floor pattern—composed of two types of marble—come together to create a striking graphic perspective.
The spaces are designed as authentic Parisian salons, where the nobility of the materials is softened by a warm and enveloping atmosphere. At the heart of the project stands a spectacular rotunda: a metal staircase connects the two floors, creating a monumental space conceived as a true exhibition venue.


















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