Maison Verity — Elegant Real Estate Residences Page for Divi 5

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An elegant Divi 5 landing page for luxury real estate brokerages: private-register hero with stats, off-market property cards, discreet placement highlights, FAQ, and a refined consultation CTA in deep indigo and gold.

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Overview

Maison Verity is a full landing page built for a discreet, high-end real estate practice — the kind that sells homes without ever listing them. The design leans into that positioning with a restrained palette of deep indigo (#1E1B4B), warm brass (#9A7B4F), and a soft lavender-white (#F5F3FF) that carries between sections to hold the composition together. Serif display type (Cormorant Garamond, with Playfair Display in the testimonials block) does the emotional work; Outfit handles the small caps eyebrows and body copy in a quiet, sans-serif register.

The page opens on a dark, image-backed hero with a 180deg gradient overlay (0.82 → 0.58 opacity) so the wordmark, 64px serif headline, subhead and single brass CTA all remain legible over any photograph. Directly beneath, a thin top border separates a three-column stat row ($1.4B, 180+, 98.6%) — quiet proof numbers rather than a marketing chart. From there the page alternates: a lavender-white section holding the Private Register (short intro with a 72px gold hairline divider, then two rows of three residence cards with 12px-radius corners and soft indigo shadows), a white section of three testimonial blurbs with icons and Playfair headings, and another lavender-white "how it works" block of four icon cards arranged 2×2.

Spacing is generous and deliberate: 120px vertical section padding on desktop, stepping down to 90px on tablet and 60–64px on phone; the hero itself uses viewport-relative padding (10vw → 20vw). Rows are capped at 760–1200px so long lines never break the calm of the layout. On phone, every multi-column row collapses to a single stacked column, card padding tightens to 24–30px, and headings drop from 64px to 36px so the hierarchy still reads at arm's length.

What’s inside

Full-bleed hero section with gradient-overlaid background image, uppercase brass eyebrow, 64px Cormorant Garamond headline, subhead and a single brass CTA button on a preset1 box-shadow
Three-column proof-point row beneath the hero, separated by a 1px translucent hairline border, for headline metrics ($1.4B / 180+ / 98.6% style)
"Private Register" gallery — two rows of three residence cards, each with a Divi Image module, 12px rounded corners, subtle indigo shadow, and a heading + uppercase caption block
Editorial intro block with a small-caps eyebrow, 46px serif heading, 72px brass hairline divider (Divi Divider module) and centered lead copy
"A Record Kept Quietly" testimonial row — three Divi Blurb modules using Divi + FontAwesome icons in brass, centered Playfair Display h3 titles and a lift-on-hover translate transform
Four-card "how it works" grid (2×2) explaining the practice, each card a rounded white column with a large brass FontAwesome icon and Cormorant Garamond subhead
FAQ section anchored at `#faq` with a white background, ready to be linked from a nav or CTA
Fully responsive typography and padding: 120→90→60px section padding and 64→48→36px hero headline, with every multi-column row collapsing to a single stacked column on phone

Who it’s for

Maison Verity is built for practices that sell trust before they sell property — private client and off-market real estate brokerages, luxury estate agents, family-office real estate arms, yacht and jet brokers, and high-value auction houses. The tone is quiet and referral-led rather than loud and lead-form-first, so it also suits private wealth advisors, boutique law firms working in trusts and estates, art advisories, and heritage architects who present a small, curated portfolio to a vetted circle. Anywhere the buyer's question is "is this discreet?" before "what's the price?", the palette, typography and structural restraint of this layout carry the message better than a conventional listings page would.

Customization tips

Start with the palette — every accent runs through two hex values (#9A7B4F for the brass and #1E1B4B for the deep indigo), so swap those in a Global Color preset and the eyebrows, buttons, dividers, icons and headings update together. The hero's gradient overlay stops (rgba(30,27,75,0.82) → 0.58) can be lightened for brighter photography or deepened for busier imagery. Keep the hero headline to about 6–9 words; anything longer breaks the 780px max-width and starts to compete with the subhead. Residence card captions read best at 2–4 words (the built-in copy uses "Placed privately", "Available by introduction"). Feed the Private Register images at roughly 3:2 (940×650 works — the source uses the same Pexels dimensions), and the hero background at 16:9 or wider so the focal point survives the vertical crop on phone. If you need more or fewer residences, duplicate one of the 1_3 columns rather than editing the row's column structure; the shadow and radius live on the column itself.

How to install this layout

Download the layout JSON file from this page.
Open the target page in the Divi 5 builder.
Open the portability panel (up/down arrows icon) and choose the Import tab.
Upload the JSON. Tick “replace existing content” only for full-page imports.
Check the page at desktop and mobile widths, then swap in your copy and images.

Full walkthrough with troubleshooting: How to Import a Divi 5 Layout.

Questions about Maison Verity — Elegant Real Estate Residences Page for Divi 5

How does the residence gallery behave on mobile?

The two 1_3 / 1_3 / 1_3 rows collapse to a single stacked column on phone, cards keep their 12px rounded corners and shadows, and their internal padding tightens to 24px so the images still read at full width.

Which Divi 5 modules is this page actually built from?

Standard native modules only — Section, Row, Column, Text, Heading, Button, Image, Divider, Blurb and Icon. There are no third-party addons, so the layout imports cleanly into any Divi 5 install.

Where do the demo photographs come from and can I keep them?

The residence images are Pexels URLs pulled at generation time for the preview render. Replace each one with your own photography — the Image modules are already sized and shadowed, so you only swap the `src` and `alt`.

What should I edit first to make it my own?

The hero background image, the 64px headline, the three stats row ($1.4B / 180+ / 98.6% and their captions), and the six residence cards. Those four blocks carry most of the page's positioning.

Is there a working FAQ section on this page?

Yes — the page ends in a white FAQ section anchored at `#faq` so you can link to it from a menu or a hero CTA. Fill it with your own accordion or text blocks.

Can I use this for a mid-market agency, not just ultra-luxury?

You can, but lift the palette first: soften the deep indigo toward navy, brighten the brass, and rewrite the eyebrow and hero copy away from "Private Register" language — the structure works, the tone is deliberately private.

Which Divi version does this layout need?

Divi 5. The layout is generated natively for Divi 5 and validated against its real module structure before publication, so it imports clean into the current builder.

Can I use this layout on client websites?

Yes. Every download includes a commercial license covering unlimited sites you own or build for clients. Only reselling or redistributing the layout file itself is prohibited.