After 37 years of business, we strive to be the leading, most respected purveyor of homewares and interior design services. We help clients to design their dream spaces.
After 37 years of business, we strive to be the leading, most respected purveyor of homewares and interior design services. We help clients to design their dream spaces.
Whether Richard is at the ballpark or strolling the metro parks with his dog Ellie, he will always be found with a welcoming smile at the Maison Maison door. Richard’s knack for marketing and business is key to creating beautiful designs. His dedication to bringing clients a better space, is one of the core foundations of our mission statement.
Richard and | started Paysage in 1985, sold it in 2015, and created Maison Mason back home in Rocky River. We have loved the "home" business every day for almost 38 years! I love warmth, textures, mixes of woods and styles. I want the room to feel comfy and functional. I love working some my client's preexisting pieces so it retains their character. And | adore aged elements that add so much character to a space. My influences are Rose Tarlow for her weathered wood
Jesse has an artistic flair. Within the family he is the younger talent, but don’t let that fool you. Customers can attest that Jesse is confident in aiding families to find the perfect products that satisfy need. Being a man full of love, trust and dependability, you can always find Jesse putting others before himself.
pieces and well-loved fabrics. She blends those ideas with almost formal profiles to make a really interesting room. I also love Nancy Braithwaite for her use of black with cream, aged finishes, and humor in design. I use a more neutral palette for my clients with pops of natural colors to create a serene space, without forgetting the kids and the dogs. I still love doing design today as much as | did when we started 38 years ago!
My style of design is sophisticated eclectic. I am influenced by the organic style of Isabel Lopez Quesada, of Spain taking the new and the old, modern and traditional, along with the garden, stringing it all together to create a beautiful environment to live peacefully. Others that have influenced my style are Furlow Gatewood from Americus Georgia and Kathryn Ireland, from London, two different designers, from far
ends of the earth, yet create incredible spaces with a combination of fabrics and furniture styles. Each with an organic embrace. I typically start with a neutral palette for upholstered furniture pieces, unless it is a fantastic old piece that you love, let's reupholster it in
a fun patterned fabric, which I love to do. Adding color with pillows, artwork, wall color, wallpaper. Love wallpaper! I mix textures from the floor up. Sisal carpets layered with heirloom rugs or sustainably foraged hides. Stone, marble and terra cotta tiles add wonderful warmth and it is great to find vintage tiles to work in any room. I love blue and white Qinghua porcelain pottery. I feel it is neutral in any design setting, paired with fresh greenery, it is stunning. Wood accessories work into any room, such as trays, bowls, screens, and candlesticks. Lighting styles can range anywhere from old School house to contemporary depending on the room. Task to ambience can be achieved.
Richard and | started Paysage in 1985, sold it in 2015, and created Maison Mason back home in Rocky River. We have loved the "home" business every day for almost 38 years! I love warmth, textures, mixes of woods and styles. I want the room to feel comfy and functional. I love working some my client's preexisting pieces so it retains their character. And | adore aged elements that add so much character to a space.
My influences are Rose Tarlow for her weathered wood pieces and well-loved fabrics. She blends those ideas with almost formal profiles to make a really interesting room. I also love Nancy Braithwaite for her use of black with cream, aged finishes, and humor in design. I use a more neutral palette for my clients with pops of natural colors to create a serene space, without forgetting the kids and the dogs. I still love doing design today as much as | did when we started 38 years ago!
Whether Richard is at the ballpark or strolling the metro parks with his dog Ellie, he will always be found with a welcoming smile at the Maison Maison door. Richard’s knack for marketing and business is key to creating beautiful designs. His dedication to bringing clients a better space, is one of the core foundations of our mission statement.
Jesse has an artistic flair. Within the family he is the younger talent, but don’t let that fool you. Customers can attest that Jesse is confident in aiding families to find the perfect products that satisfy need. Being a man full of love, trust and dependability, you can always find Jesse putting others before himself.
My style of design is sophisticated eclectic. I am influenced by the organic style of Isabel Lopez Quesada, of Spain taking the new and the old, modern and traditional, along with the garden, stringing it all together to create a beautiful environment to live peacefully. Others that have influenced my style are Furlow Gatewood from Americus Georgia and Kathryn Ireland, from London, two different designers, from far ends of the earth, yet create incredible spaces with a combination of fabrics and furniture styles. Each with an organic embrace.
I typically start with a neutral palette for upholstered furniture pieces, unless it is a fantastic old piece that you love, let's reupholster it in a fun patterned fabric, which I love to do. Adding color with pillows, artwork, wall color, wallpaper. Love wallpaper! I mix textures from the floor up. Sisal carpets layered with heirloom rugs or sustainably foraged hides. Stone, marble and terra cotta tiles add wonderful warmth and it is great to find vintage tiles to work in any room.
I love blue and white Qinghua porcelain pottery. I feel it is neutral in any design setting, paired with fresh greenery, it is stunning. Wood accessories work into any room, such as trays, bowls, screens, and candlesticks. Lighting styles can range anywhere from old School house to contemporary depending on the room. Task to ambience can be achieved.
Jane and Richard were married on August 22, 1969. They began their most romantic and adventuresome journey. They both have always been on the edge of wild, including the additions of their children: Dana, their daughter, and Jesse, their son.
Paysage (now Maison Maison) was created in 1985 with first store located in Rocky River, Ohio. At the time, we were sending catalogs to local mailboxes.
Jane and Richard wondered if people would like the style they had created. Mixing French Country, South California, and their own lifestyle experiences, they built PaysageStyle.
The second location opened on Cleveland’s East Side in 1991. Eventually, Jane and Richard consolidations with one grand location in Cleveland Heights in 2001. Their son, Jesse, was named the general manager of the new storefront.
Jane and Richard successfully open a new Paysage location in Wilmington North Carolina in 2005 with Jane and Richard moving to Wilmington, NC. They were snowbirds looking for a southern nest.
The North Carolina location is sold to its employees in 2015 along with the Eastside Cleveland property. Richard and Jane return to Rocky River and continue to serve their community with the interior design and home furnishings business under their new name: Maison Maison.
With four grand children and a look towards great-grand children, Richard and Jane found their forever after-home in Rocky River.
The same place they met SIX decades prior. Maison Maison opened its final location, nestled in the Historic District of Downtown Rocky River, Ohio in 2018.
Jane and Richard were married on August 22, 1969. They began their most romantic and adventuresome journey. They both have always been on the edge of wild, including the additions of their children: Dana, their daughter, and Jesse, their son.
Paysage (now Maison Maison) was created in 1985 with first store located in Rocky River, Ohio. At the time, we were sending catalogs to local mailboxes.
Jane and Richard wondered if people would like the style they had created. Mixing French Country, South California, and their own lifestyle experiences, they built Paysage Style.
The second location opened on Cleveland’s East Side in 1991. Eventually, Jane and Richard consolidations with one grand location in Cleveland Heights in 2001. Their son, Jesse, was named the general manager of the new storefront.
Jane and Richard successfully open a new Paysage location in Wilmington North Carolina in 2005 with Jane and Richard moving to Wilmington, NC. They were snowbirds looking for a southern nest.
The North Carolina location is sold to its employees in 2015 along with the Eastside Cleveland property. Richard and Jane return to Rocky River and continue to serve their community with the interior design and home furnishings business under their new name: Maison Maison.
With four grand children and a look towards great-grand children, Richard and Jane found their forever after-home in Rocky River. The same place they met SIX decades prior. Maison Maison opened its final location, nestled in the Historic District of Downtown Rocky River, Ohio in 2018.
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