THE DESIGN CHASER - A Textile-Led Transformation Of Château La Banquière
Château La Banquière sits within a serene park, framed by centuries-old oaks and sprawling vineyards, a setting that became a natural starting point for the design. Each room is conceived as a dialogue with natural light and the surrounding landscape, where stone, wood, air, and textiles interact and animate the spaces throughout the day.
VOGUE: A Historic Treasure at Place des Vosges
The interior we created celebrates the apartment’s rich heritage while introducing a contemporary flair, blending timeless architectural details with modern design elements to create a space that feels both rooted in history and refreshingly current.
ELLE DECOR - Chic Thrifting: Architect Marianne Tiegen's Tips for Second-Hand Decor
Now, in each of her projects, she incorporates a touch of secondhand, blending the old and the new, going ‘in search of new treasures’ to fuel her designs, mixing eras to bring unique interiors to life.
ASPIRE - Marianne Tiegen Completes A Textile-Forward Transformation Of Château La Banquière
“For Marianne Tiegen, La Banquière stands as a manifesto: sustainable hospitality does not mean austerity; it means selecting materials and techniques that age with dignity, that carry memory, and that contribute to a circular, regenerative design economy.”
ARCHITECTURE LIST - Chalet Cocagne: Marianne Tiegen’s Alpine Symphony of Natural Color
Fabrics, linens, and limewash paints infused with plant-based pigments create an interior that feels luminous yet grounded. A linen sofa in bespoke “Orange” grey recalls the clouds over mountain peaks, while a headboard in wool and linen captures the silvery tones of thistle. Through this process, color craft becomes both poetic and practical.
CASA STILE- Marianne Tiegen: The Art of Slow Textiles in Contemporary Interior Design
At the heart of her practice lies the concept of ‘slow textiles’: an approach rooted in natural dyes, skillfully restored reclaimed fabrics, and a meticulous search for vintage textiles that carry stories within their fibers. Every Tiegen project is a dialogue between heritage and modernity, restraint and emotion, beauty and responsibility.
LUXLIFE - Textiles As The Heart Of Sustainable Luxury
“For Marianne Tiegen Interiors, La Banquière is a manifesto: sustainable luxury does not mean frugality, but a thoughtful choice of materials and techniques that become more beautiful with age, carry memory and contribute to regenerative design.”
MATERIAL DISTRICT - Rediscovering Circular Luxury
“The design of Chalet 1936 focuses on reuse. Instead of buying new, Tiegen sourced materials and furnishings from antique markets, second-hand dealers, and architectural salvage sites. Local artisans helped adapt these elements to fit the home.”
ARCHUP - Sustainable Interior Design
“Marianne’s work shows that sustainable interior design is not just about materials; it’s about care and respect. Each reclaimed piece carries history and craftsmanship. This approach encourages us to rethink waste and value what already exists. It reminds us that our homes can be both stylish and responsible, offering comfort without costing the earth. “
ROBB REPORT - You Can Live in the Former Monty Python Studio in London’s Primrose Hill
“Architects Powell Tuck Associates and interior designer Marianne Tiegen preserved the building’s industrial charm, its soaring steel-girder ceilings, corrugated metal roof, and polished concrete floors, while introducing light, openness, and subtle warmth. The result is a theatrical home that pays homage to its industrial architecture and creative legacy while still feeling welcoming and cozy, a rare combination in London.”