Villa Monaco Featured in Clientele Luxury Magazine
Villa Monaco has been featured in the Fall 2026 Global Edition of Clientele Luxury, with a four-page travel feature exploring autumn on the French Riviera and life at our private estate in Cap-d'Ail, just minutes from Monaco.
Titled “A Fire of Olive Wood,” the feature by Travel Editor Kate Benson captures a quieter, more intimate side of the Côte d'Azur after the height of summer, from evenings beside the fire and Mediterranean dining to Villa Monaco's art, historic design and panoramic views across the sea towards Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.
Villa Monaco Featured in Clientele Luxury Magazine
A Fire of Olive Wood: Autumn at Villa Monaco
Clientele Luxury's feature explores Villa Monaco as a private retreat where the character of the French Riviera changes with the seasons. As summer gives way to autumn, the article describes warm days on the terraces, evenings around the fireplace, Mediterranean dinners prepared by the villa's private chef, and the changing light over the infinity pool and Mediterranean Sea.
The story also looks inside the house and at the collection that has developed over decades. Among the pieces highlighted are a nineteenth-century Venetian Murano mirror, Josef Hoffmann's Kubus sofa, Michel Ducaroy's Togo seating, and a restored 1918 barber chair — objects that sit alongside modern art and vintage furniture as part of everyday life at Villa Monaco.
Created by Jessica Stockmann as a family retreat and shaped over the years together with her daughter Nisha Stockmann, an interior designer, Villa Monaco is presented as a home in which significant art and design are lived with rather than staged.
A Private Estate at Monaco's Edge
The feature also explores Villa Monaco's position between the privacy of a secluded Mediterranean estate and the energy of Monaco just beyond its gates.
With panoramic views across the Mediterranean towards Cap-Ferrat, six suites across the main and guest villas, expansive terraces, an infinity pool and dedicated service, Villa Monaco offers families and groups the privacy and freedom of an entire estate while remaining just minutes from Monte-Carlo.
The article highlights the villa's private chef and hospitality team, as well as the estate's gardens, where lemons, oranges, olives and other Mediterranean plants contribute to the rhythm of life at the property.
It also captures one of the qualities that makes autumn on the Côte d'Azur particularly special: warm days, quieter beaches and evenings by the fire, while Monaco's cultural and social calendar continues with events including the Monaco Yacht Show, Monaco's National Day and the Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival.
