[ 01 ] PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Villa Solène
— Provence · France · 1,420 m²
'25
Maison Ivoire
Architecture · Interiors · Landscape · Est. 2008
The forever place.
An architecture and interior studio for homes that outlast the people who commissioned them. We work with one client at a time — from the first survey to the last shelf of linen.
Mayfair · Provence · Costa Brava · Lake Como · Marrakech · Klosters · Capri · Cap-Ferrat · Antibes · Sotogrande ·
[ Services ]Three practices,
Three practices,
one elegant standard.
From the cantilevered steel of the structural frame to the linen runner on the dining table — we hold the whole project under one roof.
[ 01 ]
Architecture
- Concept design
- Construction documents
- Permits & approvals
- Site supervision
[ Selected work ]Recent residences
Recent residences
& estates.
Four of the most recent. The archive holds 116 more — available on request after a first consultation.
[ 02 ] TOWNHOUSE
Marble Court
— Mayfair · London · 840 m²
'24
[ 03 ] COASTAL ESTATE
Casa Brava
— Costa Brava · Spain · 2,100 m²
'24
[ 04 ] LAKE PAVILION
Lake Pavilion
— Lake Como · Italy · 380 m²
'23
[ Our impact ]
Eighteen years of craft
across fourteen countries.
120+
Residences delivered
18
Years of practice
14
Countries
100%
Client satisfaction
[ The team ]Designers, makers,
Designers, makers,
builders.
A 16-person studio in Marylebone — architects, interior designers, landscape architects and a small in-house furniture shop.
[ 01 / FOUNDER ]
Émilie Laurent
Founder · Principal
[ 02 / ARCHITECT ]
Marcus Vale
Senior Architect
[ 03 / INTERIOR ]
Nadia Brunner
Interior Lead
[ 04 / LANDSCAPE ]
Hiroshi Tan
Landscape
A closer look / MAISON IVOIRE
Rooms with a life beyond the photograph.
Start with the property, your priorities and the people who will call it home.
Plan a residenceFrom the first sketch
A considered path from idea to place.
Understand the site
Light, context, daily routines and the constraints of the property shape the brief.
Explore the possibilities
Review layouts, materials and priorities together before committing to a direction.
Resolve the details
Agree the scope, the next decisions and the responsibilities that carry the work forward.
Good to knowA few things
A few things
you might ask.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
A location, a few photographs and a sense of your priorities are a useful start. Drawings and surveys help when available.
Can we discuss an early-stage idea?
Yes. An initial brief can explore feasibility, priorities and the questions to resolve before a detailed design begins.
How are budgets and timelines established?
They depend on the site, scope and approvals. Request a project-specific proposal before making commitments.
The next step
Plan a residence.
Start with the property, your priorities and the people who will call it home.