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This Freret neighborhood home combined two buildings to blend indoor and outdoor living (opens the original)
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Over 300 years, many a New Orleans house has been divided, subdivided, added onto and conjoined with others to create a constantly changing kaleidoscope of neighborhood blocks. Such is the case in the Freret areaâs hodgepodge of shotgun houses, Creole cottages and bungalows. The home that Matt and Virginia Candler bought there in 2019 was originally two homes built at two separate times, then joined together by a previous homeowner. The resulting space attracted the Candlers and their three ch
This midcentury modern home in New Orleans’ Lakeview honors original owners through transformation (opens the original)
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When Julie and Michael Green bought a midcentury modern home in West Lakeview in 2022, they became the second owners. The home was built in 1964 on one-third of an acre by Judge Louis DiRosa and Lesley Broussard DiRosa. âWe really wanted to honor the home and the family that built it and lived here before us,â said Julie Green, a New Orleans native and commercial real estate agent. She shares the home with her husband, Michael Green, an engineering consultant, and their two children, both st
New Orleans plastering company specializes in ornamental plasterwork, ceiling medallions (opens the original)
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Starting today, and in the coming weeks, I will explore the work of Jeff Porée Sr., a master plasterer known for ornamental plasterwork, and Darryl Reeves, a blacksmith specializing in historic restoration. Along with the late Theodore âTeddyâ Pierre Jr., a master brick mason, Porée and Reeves were the featured subjects in last yearâs documentary âAncestral Artistry: The Influence of Africans & Creoles of Color on Louisiana Architecture." The Louisiana Architecture Foundation produced
How chef Brian Landry entertains guests at his French Colonial home on Bayou St. John (opens the original)
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Since moving into his French Colonial plantation-style home on Bayou St. John in March, Brian Landry has greeted each day surrounded by his definition of paradise. âI get to paddleboard on the bayou or ride my bike in City Park. I get these quick little recharge experiences before I walk downstairs to start my workday,â Landry said. The classically trained chef is also co-owner of QED Hospitality, a restaurant management group that specializes in food and beverage operations for boutique hot
Skip the grueling renovation. A Marrero company can refinish your bathroom or kitchen (opens the original)
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I think it is safe to assume (and yes, I know the rules about assumptions) that no one likes a grimy bathroom. As one of the most frequented rooms in our homes â not just by the homeâs occupants but also guests â our bathrooms see a lot of action. After a while, it shows through chipped and discolored fixtures, grout that no amount of cleaning can fix and moldy, discolored sealant. The national average for a bathroom renovation is $16,500 with a range of $180-$350 per square foot, accordin
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