CAMPAGNE
“EQUESTRIAN HERITAGE & VALUES”
Étienne de Meaussé competing in eventing in Normandy in the 1940s.
This image evokes a long-standing connection with horses, passed down through the family since the first horsemen of the 14th century.
It already reflects the principles that would shape the House’s equestrian philosophy: poise, precision, controlled effort and attention to detail.
At this Normandy stud farm, not far from the famous Haras du Pin in Normandy, many horses have been born, reared and trained.
The stables reflect the daily routine: grooming, setting off for training, and returning to rest.
It is through this discreet regularity that Montileoni expresses its commitment to performance and elegance.
The Haras’ House embodies this heritage within a family-run, stable and vibrant setting.
It marks the passing of the seasons, generations of horses, departures for competitions and returns to the stables.
Here, elegance does not stem from décor, but from continuity, from daily life, and from a way of living alongside the horse.
A foal resting in one of the stud farm’s stalls, still far from any concept of life.
It all begins in these simple moments: observing, caring, waiting, letting time take its course.
The stable holds on to this essential lesson: what seems natural is often the result of constant care.
The paddocks provide the natural setting for rearing and training horses.
Here, the focus is less on the spectacle and more on the preparation: the space, the tranquillity, the daily routine.
For Montileoni, this image serves as a reminder that quality comes from the long term, from consistent effort and from what lies beneath the surface.
The detail of the coat brings the horse back to the material, the texture and the light.
In this living surface, we find a level of attention akin to that paid to leather, finishes and objects.
Equestrian extends this sensibility: a quest for precision, tactility and understated beauty.
Horses grazing in the pasture reveal a quieter side of equestrian heritage.
Less tied to competition, it speaks of rhythm, presence, balance and freedom.
It is also in this serene relationship with the horse that Montileoni finds a form of understated elegance.
Movement reveals the horse’s strength, but also the control that makes that strength apparent.
Every line, every step, every stride is the result of patient breeding and consistent training.
The House is committed to this same pursuit of precision: creating pieces that serve their purpose with rigour, without ostentation.
At the heart of the sport: out in the field, in the thick of the action, at the forefront of performance.
Every manoeuvre requires precision, repetition and respect for the horse — technique is only worthwhile if it serves the movement.
The Equestrian range translates equestrian heritage into a concrete language: equipment, high standards, functional elegance.
Performance is never down to the rider and horse alone: it depends on the team and on preparation.
The House embodies this culture of attention to detail: fine-tuning, observing, supporting and, above all, ensuring the horse’s wellbeing.
The family legacy becomes a team effort: a understated, disciplined approach, focused on the sport without losing sight of elegance.