Margaux Gibson

A California native who lends both vibrant creativity and savvy business skills, Margaux Gibson teams up with The Agency Pasadena to deliver an exceptional real estate experience to her diverse clientele. With an artist’s eye for detail, design and beauty, she knows how to bring dreams to life, infusing dedication to quality and on-point intuition into every interaction, transaction and relationship.

A descendant of one of California’s most colorful and successful businessmen Elias Jackson “Lucky” Baldwin, Margaux inherited her ancestor’s drive for success; her work ethic ensures she always completes the task at hand with flying colors, whatever it may be. Additionally, Margaux’s lineage has direct ties to Madrid Spain, where her relative, decorated historical character Francisco Serrano Domínguez Cuenca y Pérez de Vargas, was the first Duke of la Torre, Grandee of Spain, Count of San Antonio and Prime Minister of Spain. Margaux takes great pride in her family’s heritage and upholds herself to high standards with regard to customer service and etiquette.

Margaux is a designer and sales agent by nature. At age 16, she started working in fashion, costume, theatre, film and television. Sofia Coppola hired Margaux at 17 to work for her clothing line, “Milkfed,” a venture that led her to become a fashion stylist and designer under her own label, “MARGAUX.” Margaux’s love of design, history and art led her to purchase an iconic Wallace Neff-designed Los Angeles County Historic Landmark, Singer Mansion. Designing the interior and exterior of the estate has been a continual passion and inspiration. Margaux’s artistic works have been featured in The Hollywood Reporter, fashion magazines and popular media as well as on Hollywood celebrities and musicians.

Margaux loves embarking on new adventures and is always up for a challenge. She has been active in the local and surrounding community, working with charities and organizations to raise funds and support projects close to her heart—a truly rewarding service. Margaux has been instrumental in fundraising, project management and leadership with many local organizations, including Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden, the Arcadia Historical Society and Glendora Education Foundation.