New orleans aesthetic interior

Today I have a big treat for you guys. Last Thursday had the opportunity to visit the 2016 Traditional Home New Orleans Showhouse. This year’s tour house was a million dollar Queen Ann Victorian built in 1895 on St.Charles Avenue one of the most prominent streets in New Orleans. Tours to the 4,000 square foot […]

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Field Trip Newsletter #87

Scope them out all in one day, or tackle them a few at a time: these are the top 10 historic hidden gems in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

Invite yourself inside Klaus's New Orleans compound on The Originals.

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.

Few books have captured the beauty of New Orleans interiors and Creole-style design quite like Richard Sexton’s New Orleans: Elegance and Decadence. Published in 1993 (Chronicle Books) and …

In the historic cottage updated by architect Bryan Young with his client Sukey Novogratz, music and laughter are never in short supply

Scott Rodger is known in music circles as the successful manager and producer for artists including rocker Paul McCartney and operatic tenor Andrea Bocelli, but in New Orleans, he's also well-known for being the owner of one of the Garden District's most historic houses, the cornstalk fence house, also known as Col. Short's Villa.

Large parcel plotted for sixteen 25 x 118 lots on Farragut St. along with eight 48 x 179.50 lots facing Saux Lane. Grand Mansion from 1934 prominently sits on t