A house of
two wings.
Great work deserves great presentation.
Maison Marquet is a modern media and IP house built around a simple belief: how something is presented changes how it is understood.
The Studio works on the things businesses build—the brands, companies, products, language and ideas behind them.
The Edit works on the things people live with—the clothes they wear, the homes they create, the objects they choose and the way they present themselves to the world.
Different rooms. Same point of view.
Where good work
becomes legible.
There is a gap between how good a company is and how good it looks, sounds and feels from the outside.
That gap is rarely solved by making something prettier.
It is solved by understanding what is already there—and finding the language, positioning and presentation that makes other people see it too.
OQM
PR, brand, and design for companies with something worth saying.
OQM is the house's boutique studio: the strategic and creative practice behind brand positioning, public relations, identity and presentation.
Small by design. Built around considered work rather than volume.
Enter →The Tenure
The marketing leadership between the agency and the hire.
Fractional CMO work for fashion, beauty and wellness brands that have already built something—and need someone senior enough to see the whole picture.
Strategy, positioning, marketing and growth without building an entire department around it.
Enter →One Quiet Hour
The tools for building beautifully without building a studio.
Templates, workbooks and practical systems for founders who need the thinking behind the polished thing—not another generic template.
Good work should not require a massive budget to look like good work.
Shop →FemFounder
For women who have already built the thing.
Editorial for women beyond the startup-stage conversation—the founders building companies, categories, careers and lives that have become considerably more interesting than a pitch deck.
Interviews, essays, profiles and conversations about what comes after “founder.”
Enter →The Quiet Read Between
The business publication at the center of The Studio.
The newsletter, podcast and book exploring the gap between how good the work is and how well that work is understood.
Business, brand, language and the decisions that determine whether good work gets recognized.
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Where presence
becomes personal.
Most accomplished women are considerably more impressive than they look.
They have been told the answer is confidence.
Confidence is a result, not a cause.
The Edit is about the things that come before it: taste, presence, style, environment, repetition and the decisions that make a person recognizable before she says a word.
KKM
Style, beauty, presence and the woman behind the work.
Kristin Marquet is the face and editorial voice of The Edit. KKM explores personal style, beauty, shopping and presence through a point of view built on years of reading brands—not simply wearing them.
The Style Presence Index is the entry point.
Enter →The Marquet
A house that knows who it is.
Home and living through the same lens as personal style: not trends, but continuity.
A home can grow, change and become more beautiful without losing the thing that made it feel like itself in the first place.
Enter →Prosecco & Pilates
The part nobody puts in the brand deck.
The polish is real. So is everything standing next to it.
Prosecco & Pilates is the lighter, funnier room in the house—the intersection of ambition, beauty, motherhood, wellness and the occasionally ridiculous reality of trying to keep everything together.
Enter →The Spritz List
The things worth buying, wearing, giving and knowing about.
The house's discovery and recommendation engine.
Fashion, beauty, home, lifestyle, seasonal finds, gift guides and the things that make it through the filter.
Less “everything you need.” More “these are the ones I'd actually choose.”
Enter →The Marquet Brand Desk
Brands worth knowing. Products worth trying.
The Marquet Brand Desk is the house's discovery desk—a place for emerging and established brands to introduce themselves for potential editorial, social, shopping, affiliate and partnership consideration across the Maison Marquet ecosystem.
Fashion, beauty, home, wellness, travel, accessories, food and drink, and the founders behind the products.
Submission is not a guarantee of coverage. The point is discovery: finding the brands with enough originality, quality and point of view to make it through the filter.
Introduce your brand →
Two frameworks.
Two books.
One point of view.
The Studio and The Edit each have a central intellectual property at their center.
Each takes the philosophy of its wing and turns it into something people can use.
The Style
Presence Index
Why are some women unmistakable before they ever speak?
The Style Presence Index examines the gap between how accomplished a woman actually is and how that accomplishment is translated through what she wears, how she presents herself and the signals she sends without realizing it.
The Quiet
Read Between
The gap between how good the work is and how good it looks.
The Quiet Read Between examines the language gap inside companies— the space between the quality of the work and the way that work is understood from the outside.
Because sometimes the problem isn't the brand. It's the translation.
Two rooms.
Two voices.
One house.
Each wing has its own editorial channel.
Not newsletters bolted onto a website. Standalone properties with their own identities, audiences and bodies of work.
The Quiet
Read Between
The Studio's newsletter, podcast and book live together in one place.
Business, brand, language and the decisions that determine whether good work gets understood.
The work behind the work.
Visit →Measured
The Edit's newsletter and podcast.
Style, home, presence and taste without the constant churn of trend culture.
A consistent way of looking at things.
Visit →Marquet
Kristin Marquet is a brand strategist, publicist, entrepreneur and author based in New York.
For seventeen years, she has worked across branding, public relations and communications, building and advising more than 500 brands across industries including luxury, fashion, beauty, wellness and lifestyle.
Her work has appeared in and been cited by publications including the Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Inc.
But Maison Marquet is not simply an extension of the agency.
It is what happens when the person who has spent years reading brands from the outside starts building a world of her own.
The same eye that evaluates a company's positioning now reads a wardrobe. The same instinct that understands how a brand becomes recognizable now applies to a home.
The same understanding of presentation that built businesses now informs the things people choose to buy, wear, live with and remember.
That is the connection between the rooms.
One point of view.
Many rooms.
Maison Marquet is intentionally built as a house rather than a single brand.