In the heart of the Golden Triangle, a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées but far from its hustle and bustle, the Hotel Champs-Élysées House reinvents its signature style by revealing three new sequels conceived by Roche Bobois, a global icon of French design. This unprecedented collaboration marks a new era for Parisian luxury hotels: a stay that is experienced as an artistic, architectural and sensory immersion.
Behind its Haussmannian facade, which was once that of the private mansion of the Princess of Essling In the time of Napoleon I, the establishment combined historical heritage with contemporary boldness. This prestigious past explains the still visible presence of certain iconic architectural elements, notably the grand staircase crowned with an imperial eagle, a vestige of the splendor of the First Empire. Today, more than a hotel, it is a home, a place one enters as if stepping into a work of art, where design tells a story, where space engages in dialogue, where light sculpts. Through these three suites designed by Roche Bobois, the Maison Champs-Élysées asserts a lifestyle Subtle, creative and deeply sensual Parisian.
A flamboyant vestibule inspired by Pedro Almodóvar: the prelude to an immersion
Even before discovering the suites, the visitor is greeted by a vibrant vestibule, designed as a nod to the filmmaker's universe. Pedro AlmodóvarChromatic explosions, expressive patterns, graphic accents: here, color becomes a language that prepares the traveler to enter an atmosphere where every detail has been designed to resonate with their emotions. This scenography sets the tone: a stay in these suites is an artistic experience before it is a hotel experience.
Suite 111 – Odéa: organic elegance and gentleness incarnate
In Suite 111, gentleness reigns supreme. The ambiance evokes a soothing cocoon, a sensory refuge for travelers seeking balance, calm, and refinement. The sofa OdeaWith its soft, reassuring curves, it invites you to curl up in a naturally comforting seat. Opposite it are the coffee tables. SharkWith their organic shapes and warm hues, they extend this gesture of gentleness. The rug Cloud, in a deep green, encourages the eye to rest and the body to ground itself.
In the sleeping area, the bed Backstage It stands like a textured, enveloping, almost protective alcove. The furniture ElantaWith its rounded corners and soft tones, the suite completes a world where design whispers. Everything in this suite seems designed to soothe: the subdued lighting, the palette of materials, the feeling of a space that breathes. A luxurious interlude in the heart of Paris.
Suite 112 – Bubble: a contemporary manifesto blending boldness and comfort
Suite 112 is for those who love design that surprises and tells a story. Here, the sofa bubble, A true icon of Roche Bobois, it commands attention from the moment you enter with its generous, sculptural, almost playful silhouette. Its rounded shapes, echoed in the armchair of the same name, transform the living room into a visual and tactile cocoon.
La Silo consoleA subtle blend of travertine and chrome elements adds a mineral and contemporary dimension. The floor lamps FujiEquipped with magnetic diffusers, these lamps allow you to shape the light like a living material: softer in the evening, more directional in the morning, creating a true choreography of light that accompanies the moments of your stay. In the sleeping area, the Bubble bed echoes this round and enveloping signature, inviting blissful rest. Suite 112 is an immersion in the iconic DNA of Roche Bobois: boldness, curves, and a sculptural presence.
Suite 114 – Hyago: The Expressive Poetry of Kenzo Takada
Suite 114 is a world unto itself, almost narrative. The sofa Hyagodressed in fabric Kori imagined by kenzo takadaIt stands out as an expressive piece, embroidered with golden flowers that seem to shimmer in the light. On the floor, the rug Jiku, also signed by the designer, diffuses a gradient solar pattern, like an indoor sunrise.
Coffee tables Paris Panama add a sculptural dimension, while the light fixtures MeiThe lamps, with their striated ceramic shades, diffuse a delicate, almost ceremonial light. In the bedroom, the bed Cherche MidiThe leather and fabrics created by Kenzo Takada extend this intimate, warm, almost meditative aesthetic. Suite 114 is a sensory, enveloping experience where design conveys emotion.
Roche Bobois: the visionary DNA of French design that is as much experienced as it is contemplated
If Roche Bobois is today a global benchmark in design, it's thanks to a DNA shaped by over 60 years of innovation, creative collaborations, and artistic expertise. Founded in Paris in 1960, the company conceives of furniture as an art form. Each piece is designed as a dialogue between function, emotion, and aesthetics—a design that can be touched, felt, and that transforms the spaces it inhabits. Present in 55 countries, the brand embodies French excellence at its most contemporary.
Roche Bobois has built its unique identity on a collaborative approach, working alongside leading designers and prestigious fashion houses: Kenzo Takada, Jean Paul Gaultier, Ora Ito, Marcel Wanders… These partnerships enrich a diverse, joyful, sometimes theatrical, and always refined creative universe. Far from static design, the brand cultivates a vibrant aesthetic that embraces color, free-flowing forms, and visual storytelling.
Innovation is also a core part of its identity: developing exclusive fabrics, researching materials, committing to eco-responsibility, and showcasing European craftsmanship. Roche Bobois is not just a furniture manufacturer; it's a cultural player. The suites at the Maison Champs-Élysées demonstrate this: they don't simply incorporate iconic pieces, they present a certain... lifestyle French, where one inhabits space as one inhabits a work of art.
The Maison Champs-Élysées: a couture, sensory and resolutely Parisian atmosphere
Entering the Maison Champs-Élysées is an experience that begins long before you reach your room. The hotel cultivates a unique atmosphere, one of subtle contrasts and enveloping sensations. Its Haussmannian façade opens onto spaces where imperial history and contemporary design intertwine delicately. The Second Empire salons, with their historic moldings, wood paneling, and golden light, exude a refined elegance. A gentle acoustic, an almost theatrical silence, lends the spaces an intimate depth.
The grand staircase, surmounted by its imperial eagle, impresses with its grandeur but captivates above all with the atmosphere it exudes: a blend of solemnity and modernity, like a film set ready to come to life. The variations of light on the polished steps, the discreet echo of footsteps, the cool feel of the banisters beneath the hand all contribute to a unique sensory experience.
Restaurant FrivolousBold and vibrant, it plays a different tune: assertive colors, graphic textures, creative energy. You can feel the life, the warmth, the brilliance of the materials. Conversely, the wellness area Unlimited cultivates a hushed, almost confidential atmosphere. The water in the pool diffuses a moving light, the noble materials resonate under the fingers, and each breath seems to harmonize with the enveloping silence of the place.
57 rooms and suites This sensory experience is extended. One perceives the softness of the fabrics, the warmth of the indirect lighting, the rare tranquility of a hotel located in the heart of the 8th arrondissement. It's an intimate, hushed, almost secret Paris that one discovers from one's bed or window. An address designed for those seeking discreet, lived-in luxury, where emotional comfort is as important as the beauty of the surroundings.
By partnering with Roche Bobois to create three signature suites, the Maison Champs-Élysées redefines contemporary hospitality. The organic softness of Suite 111, the iconic boldness of Suite 112, and the expressive poetry of Suite 114 compose a trilogy where each traveler finds their own unique world.
These suites are more than just rooms: they are sensory experiences, narrative spaces where design is lived. With them, the hotel asserts a rare identity, where luxury is expressed not through ostentation but through nuance, beauty, and emotion. For those wishing to discover an intimate and inspiring Paris, Maison Champs-Élysées is more than ever a unique destination, an insider's secret nestled in the heart of Paris's Golden Triangle.
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