Press

Press

For journalists, editors and stylists working on a story. Images, facts and a person who answers.

  • [PRESS KIT LINK TO CONFIRM] High-resolution imagesProduct and interior photography.
  • [LOAN POLICY TO CONFIRM] Samples for shootsSubject to availability and dates.
  • [RESPONSE TIME TO CONFIRM] Typical replyOn working days.

For journalists, editors and stylists working on a story.

Press contact

Write from the contact page and put PRESS in the first line. Press enquiries are answered ahead of the general queue, within one working day.

Press kit

High-resolution product and interior photography, dimensions, material information and the logo in print and screen formats are sent on request. Tell us the publication and the pieces involved and we will send only what is relevant rather than a folder of everything.

Using our images

Images may be used in editorial coverage with the credit Maison Laval. They may not be cropped to remove the piece, altered in colour, or used in advertising without written permission.

Loans for shoots

We lend pieces for editorial shoots subject to availability. Ask at least three weeks before the shoot date; less than that and it depends entirely on what is in stock.

Interviews and fact-checking

Tell us the angle and your deadline and we will put you with the person who actually made the decision you are asking about. If you want to check a figure before you print it, please do — we would much rather that than see an estimate printed as fact.

Company details

Registered name, legal form, address and register entry are listed in the imprint. Background on how and why we make what we make: about Maison Laval.

Press

Working with us

All questions
Can I interview the studio?

Yes. Tell us the publication, the angle and your deadline, and we will put you with the person who actually made the decision you are asking about.

Do you supply product cut-outs?

Yes, on transparent backgrounds, for layout work. Ask for the specific pieces rather than the whole library.

Can you confirm a figure before I publish?

Please do ask. We would much rather check a number than see an estimate printed as a fact.