Liaigre Named Henri Corbin de Mangoux as US CEO
The design firm tapped an experienced executive to lead its operations and join the group's executive committee.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in People

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Liaigre has appointed Henri Corbin de Mangoux as the new Chief Executive Officer of Liaigre USA. He will lead national operations while also joining the Liaigre Group Executive Committee.
Why it matters
The appointment signals a renewed focus on the United States market as the brand looks to grow its presence in residential and hospitality design services.
The new CEO brings over 15 years of international business experience to the role. Liaigre, which has operated for more than four decades, aims to leverage this leadership for its next phase of growth.
The players
Henri Corbin de Mangoux
He is the newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of Liaigre USA who previously managed operations across Southeast Asia, India, and the Pacific.
Liaigre
This is a luxury design firm that has operated for over four decades in residential and hospitality sectors.
The details
Henri Corbin de Mangoux, who joined Liaigre in 2024, previously served as General Manager for Southeast Asia, India, and the Pacific. In his new capacity, he will report directly to the President of Liaigre to drive expansion in the US.
Timeline
Henri Corbin de Mangoux joined Liaigre in 2024.
The appointment was officially announced on September 22, 2026.
Market Landscape
This leadership change continues the brand's strategic efforts to modernize its international management structure. The move follows the trajectory established by the 2024 executive leadership transition at Liaigre.
Clients and partners can expect a push toward broader design services in the residential and hospitality sectors. The new leadership is tasked with increasing the brand's footprint throughout the country.
The takeaway
The appointment highlights the continued importance of international expertise in scaling luxury design firms across competitive markets. Consumers in the United States should anticipate more robust design offerings as the company expands its national presence.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Hotel Designs.
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