In the historic cottage updated by architect Bryan Young with his client Sukey Novogratz, music and laughter are never in short supply
Mitch and I absolutely love driving around neighborhoods to check out the local homes when we travel. So here's a New Orleans House Tour.
“Don’t be afraid to do something unexpected.”
In the historic cottage updated by architect Bryan Young with his client Sukey Novogratz, music and laughter are never in short supply
There is no American city quite like New Orleans: it’s a little Spanish, a little French, but mostly uniquely the thing that it is. Call it a je ne sais quoi. I highly recommend a visit, but if a trip to the Big Easy isn’t in the cards for you right now, there is still a way you can enjoy its unique architecture and laid-back vibe—through these tours of five of NOLA’s most beautiful homes.
One of my favorite places to visit in order to stroll the streets and to take photographs is in the Historic Garden District of New Orleans. Let me quantify that statement by saying when the weath…
New Orleans has many unique architectural styles when it comes to the residences & houses that make up much of the city.
It can feel like owning even a house is a pipe dream. But that won’t stop us from daydreaming about the perfect properties, and we're madly in love with these historical homes.
A pair of LA designers allowed history to take the lead for their first project in the Louisiana city
A vibrant new photo book celebrates homes with big personalities
In the historic cottage updated by architect Bryan Young with his client Sukey Novogratz, music and laughter are never in short supply
Morris Adjmi juxtaposes time-worn details like original crown plaster molding with a thoroughly modern take on furnishings
In an excerpt from Dabito's new book, Old Brand New, the designer describes how he took a white box home in New Orleans and gave it character.
We’ve been dreaming of doing a kitchen renovation ever since we first started discussing buying a home six years ago. It took us longer than we anticipated, but two years ago we purchased our first home together and have been gritting our teeth in anticipation of finally getting to renovate the kitc
Read the top 10 things to do in New Orleans. (Besides drunken debauchery on Bourbon Street.) Including visiting Jackson Square.
The asymmetrical facade, multiple gables, bay window, and wrap-around porches are all characteristics of the Queen Anne style of architecture
New Orleans, Louisiana // Valerie Esparza
This list of AMAZING Airbnbs in New Orleans ranges from surprisingly affordable penthouses & historic homes to houseboats, tiny homes & more!
The couple’s vast collection of folk art covers the interior walls like a modern day version of the storied Parisian salons. “We like to pile it on thick,” Emily says with a laugh.
As one of the oldest and most culturally diverse cities in the country, New Orleans is an architectural marvel. We pick 13 of our favorite buildings.
If you don't walk around the French Quarter when you visit New Orleans, are you sure you were in the right city? Jokes aside, there are so many things to do in the French Quarter (not just Bourbon Street) that are related to the very history and culture of the Crescent City, it's an essential...
One of New Orleans' newest small luxury hotels, this historic property in the Warehouse District feels like a private sanctuary in the heart of the city.
Creole Townhomes New Orleans French Quarter In the late 18th century around 1788 and 1796 when two great fires occured in the City of […]
A modern couple has reignited tradition in the home where William Faulkner penned his first novel. Step inside the Faulkner House in New Orleans.
For the rare moments when you're not out enjoying New Orlean's amazing restaurants. Tagged: Dining Room, Chair, Table Lighting, Table, Medium Hardwood Floor, Storage, and Ceiling Lighting. Photo 8 of 20 in Antoine Bordeaux House by M James Eliades.
Tour an architect's home located in New Orleans Garden District. The Georgian Style home is a combination of old vs new world styles.
Well this is a strange situation! After over a year of planning to plunge into homeownership in Spring 2020, I really thought we’d considered everything: the pre-approval, the location, the budget, the savings, the credit scores, the accurate reporting our self-employed income, and—of course—the pac
Swing down to the American South and tour the confectionery homes of New Orleans. Fully colored in the spirit of Mardi Gras, this print will bring the party straight to your home. This piece is a great complement to a NOLA lover's home, whether they live there or just miss it. Available in 11" x 14" or 18" x 24" Printed as a matte finish on 80# acid-free cover stock paper. About the frame: This is a basic, lightweight wood poster frame. Alder, semi-hardwood .75″ (1.9 cm) thick frame from renewable forests; Lightweight; Acrylite front protector; Hanging hardware included.
A brief 24 hours in New Orleans included a wide range of design and lifestyle inspiration.
I'm prepping for my trip to New Orleans this weekend and continue to be inspired by charming Southern Porches that act as an extension of the home inside.
During their regular walks around Coliseum Square with their French bulldogs Louie and Lady, Amy and Garrison Neill often wondered about a stately Greek Revival home on the park.
A pair of LA designers allowed history to take the lead for their first project in the Louisiana city
In the historic cottage updated by architect Bryan Young with his client Sukey Novogratz, music and laughter are never in short supply
Before Diogo moved in, the 100-year-old Spanish Revival home looked like a frat house. There were couches everywhere, different colors on the walls in every room, and the yard was a wreck.
We never tire of a beautiful home tour, and our latest design feature left us wanting to know more. We chose to feature a recent project from New Orleans interior…
The Garden District is an absolutely stunning and charming neighborhood located in New Orleans, Louisiana. I can’t express how much I love walking around this neighborhood! The houses are grand and the atmosphere is incredible. I recently spent an extended period of time staying in this neighborhood
Recently sold: $1,390,000. This fully renovated and meticulously restored French Quarter Creole Townhouse combines old world charm and modern amenities. Original details are plentiful including ceiling medallions, plaster crown moldings, and marble mantels. All new electric, plumbing and 3 zone HVAC make this home as livable as it is lovely. There are 3 bedrooms (all en suite), 3 1/2 baths and gourmet kitchen with La Cornue stove and Thermador appliances. The fantastic covered street gallery and rear balcony overlooking the intimate, manicured courtyard are the icing on the cake.
A hotel review of Maison de la Luz in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Discover the epic things to do in NOLA - from food, festivals to history, here are the top 50+ New Orleans Bucket list items for your trip!
Now accepting reservations: Maison de la Luz, a soon-to-open guest house in New Orleans by Atelier Ace, the team behind Ace Hotels. It's the team's second
“Don’t be afraid to do something unexpected.”
We’re taking a moment to appreciate all things The Big Easy, from Shea’s homemade jambalaya to New Orleans’ best design moments.
