About Margaux

Margaux Gibson, a sixth-generation California native, is renowned for her vibrant creativity, extensive industry knowledge, and sharp business acumen. As an agent at The Agency Beverly Hills and  The Agency Development Group, she consistently delivers exceptional experiences for her clients at every stage of the process.

With an artist's eye for detail and a passion for design, Margaux is committed to providing high-quality care and insights throughout all interactions and transactions. A licensed real estate agent since 2021 and a seasoned real estate investor since 2011, she possesses substantial experience across the entire industry from buying and selling to renovations and marketing.

"I love this industry and being part of The Agency culture." Margaux shares. "I embrace big goals and challenges; navigating through obstacles and solving problems is always thrilling for me."As a dedicated professional, Margaux is highly respected for her positive contributions. She consistently adds valuable insights, inspires creativity, and motivates others to reach their full potential.

Descended from one of California's most colorful and successful real estate entrepreneurs, Elias Jackson "Lucky" Baldwin, Margaux embodies her ancestor's relentless drive for success. Her strong work ethic ensures that she approaches every task with determination and excellence. Raised in California, she has developed a profound understanding of historical records, land grants, and deeds, further enriched by her ownership of the historic "Singer Mansion," designed by Wallace Neff."I truly enjoy delving into archival real estate documents in museums, historical societies, and libraries," Margaux reflects. "Learning that my father's great-great-grandfather (Baldwin) was the largest landowner in California at the turn of the century was both fascinating and inspiring."Margaux's lineage extends beyond California, with European roots tracing back to Madrid, Spain. Her ancestor, Francisco Serrano Domínguez Cuenca y Pérez de Vargas, holds the prestigious titles of the first Duke of la Torre, Grandee of Spain, Count of San Antonio, and former Prime Minister of Spain. Margaux takes immense pride in her heritage and upholds high standards in customer service and etiquette. Building on her experience, Margaux's understanding of the paramount importance of privacy and discretion for high-profile clients further demonstrates her capability to handle sensitive situations with professionalism and trust.

An innate sales agent & designer, Margaux's creative journey began at 16 in the fashion industry, encompassing costume design, theater, film, and television. At 17, she was fortunate enough to start working with Sofia Coppola on her clothing line, "Milkfed." This early experience paved the way for her own label, "MARGAUX," as well as a career as a fashion stylist and fashion designer. Her passion for design and history culminated in the purchase of the iconic Wallace Neff-designed Singer Mansion, where she continually draws inspiration for her artistic pursuits. Her creative works have garnered recognition in The Hollywood Reporter, fashion magazines, and across popular media, adorning celebrities and musicians alike. Margaux's experience with demanding Hollywood clients and her adventurous, challenge-seeking nature make her well-suited to thrive in fast-paced, high-pressure environments where adaptability and a proactive approach are essential.

She actively engages in the local community by collaborating with charities and organizations to support meaningful projects an endeavor she finds truly rewarding. Her leadership, project management skills, and fundraising efforts have significantly impacted local organizations, including the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden,, California Hospital, Foothill Unity Center and various public art initiatives.