The Maison Blanc

Rooted in the quiet beauty of French architecture, this residence unfolds as a series of light-filled spaces shaped by natural materials and thoughtful restraint. White brick, plaster accents, arched doorways, warm white oak, and expressive stone create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and deeply personal.

At the center of the home, the Chef’s kitchen pairs richly veined Calacatta marble with white oak cabinetry, while intimate living spaces and a dedicated library with a ladder-accessible fireplace open toward private courtyards and gardens. The primary suite offers a serene retreat, defined by soft natural light and a calm, spa-like bath.

Outside, the architecture gathers around a secluded inner courtyard anchored by a distinctive porte-cochère and carriage-style garage—creating a private setting for long afternoons, evening dinners, and an effortless connection to the landscape. Designed for beauty, restoration, and the quiet rituals of everyday life.