Quinton MC

15/08/2026

Every space in a home deserves the same attention - the living room, the bedroom, the room a guest uses once and remembers.

Quinton interiors works with private clients and developers in Monaco and along the Côte d’Azur, from initial concept through to the finished room.

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14/08/2026

20/07/2026

Some see a coffee table. I see a whole experience - the curation of colour, fibre, finish, smell, touch. The work is conducting: directing the eye, composing the feeling before the room exists.

17/07/2026

The Quinton Edit - issue 02 .

A season of movement - on the water, on land, and in the conversations in between.

New name, more momentum, and a little more of me in the mix than there used to be. The latest Quinton Edit is up - link in bio.

14/07/2026

Most people think a cabin has to look like a boat. I don’t.

This one has grasscloth, linen, curated watercolour artworks, a handcrafted ceramic lamp, preserved florals — the same care I’d give a bedroom on land.

That’s my approach. Always considered, always unique.

Quinton Marine.

09/07/2026

In my part of the world, June and July are the wind-down months - everything slowing toward August. On land, that’s true for me too.

At sea, it’s the opposite. Cannes, the Monaco, and the work to prepare for September is all go.

06/07/2026

I don’t talk about myself often — let alone post a photo. This is a vulnerable moment 🫣. The work usually does that for me.

But a practice is a person, and mine is built on a simple idea: that the best rooms don’t announce themselves. They hold. They wear in. They feel like they were always meant to be there.

I’m Tenille. I run Quinton — interiors for life on land and at sea, from Monaco.

If that’s the kind of quiet you’re after, we’d get along.

02/07/2026

The life of a project doesn’t always end at handover.

Sometimes, months or even years later, the opportunity arises to refine a space even further. Here, the removal of a structural column allowed the refrigerator to be integrated behind full-height cabinetry, creating a cleaner architectural line, improved functionality and additional storage.

The finishes remained unchanged. Sometimes it’s not about adding more—it’s about removing what no longer belongs.