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The Maple House

2008 — 2026

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MÉMOIRE MAISON

The Maple House

2008 — 2026

A story to pass on

A home. A thousand memories.

Turn the pages of your book, or take your time with the photographs and stories below.

The beginning

The day this became home

Every story begins with a doorway and the feeling that a new chapter can be written here.

First look

Before it became ours

The first images preserve what drew us in from the very beginning.

First memory

The moment we remember

Sometimes one first memory is enough to bring an entire home back.

A favourite place

Our favourite corner

There was one place we always returned to without even thinking.

Everyday life

The beauty of ordinary days

Familiar rituals and small details made up the true life of the home.

Together

The moments we return to

Some moments remain perfectly clear, as though they happened yesterday.

Family life

Around the table

Conversations, meals and laughter gave the years their rhythm.

Celebrations

Days worth keeping

Celebrations and special occasions left images we love to revisit.

A story to tell

The one that still makes us smile

Every home holds a story the family always tells the same way.

Small details

What made it ours

A door handle, late-afternoon light, an object that always stayed in the same place.

Through the seasons

A home in every season

The home never told quite the same story from one season to the next.

A changing home

Growing with us

The home changed at our pace, welcoming every new chapter.

Then and now

Everything that changed

The changes tell their own story of the time spent within these walls.

Our people

Everyone who made it home

A home is best remembered through the people who filled it with life.

Quiet moments

When the house was still

There were quiet mornings too, and evenings with nowhere else to be.

Outside

Beyond the front door

The garden, the street and the neighbourhood were part of the story too.

Sounds and voices

What photographs cannot hold

Voices, familiar sounds and words preserve another part of the memory.

What remains

What we will miss most

It is often the simplest details we miss first.

One last look

Before turning the page

One last walk through the home to carry what no moving box can hold.

In our own words

The story in one sentence

A home changes, but the story lived there remains.

A letter to our home

Thank you for these years

Thank you for holding the ordinary days as carefully as the milestones.

The next chapter

A new story begins

The home continues its journey, and we continue ours with every memory.

Mémoire Maison

The story stays with us.

This book keeps the trace of a place, a time, and everything that mattered.