Each time Susan and Mauricio Prieto were in New Orleans to visit his brother Carlos Miguel, the conductor of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, they wondered out loud "Why aren't we living here? This place is amazing." And they'd lived in some pretty amazing places — 15 years in Barcelona… Read more

When Glenn Foster first entered the world of countertops, it felt a lot like football. The former Saints defensive end started SLAG (an abbreviation for Southern Louisiana Granite) with his wife Pamela after renovating homes damaged by the Baton Rouge floods and seeing the great need for cou… Read more

It is always a treat to visit with local attorney and art collector Jim Mounger at his beautiful art-filled Uptown home, especially during the holidays. Ever the consummate host — his holiday parties are spectacular — even dropping by the day after for a glass of wine is filled with fun conv… Read more

New Orleans Auction Galleries is hosting an interiors auction on Wednesday, October 28. Over 500 items are featured in Wednesday's auction and range from artwork to jewelry to furniture in many different styles.  Read more

The Georgian-style home that CeCe Colhoun shares with her husband Trevor, their young sons Trevor Jr. and Blaise, and Leia, their goldendoodle, is all about personal style, sentimental furnishings, and the stunning aesthetic of Audubon Park. Just about every space in the house opens up to th… Read more

New Orleans Auction Galleries is back with another impressive event starting Saturday, September 26. The Estates Auction features close to 1,100 items including furniture, artwork, carpets, lighting, and fine jewelry, as well as many political documents and memorabilia. The pieces come from … Read more

While people visit New Orleans for the food, music, and Mardi Gras, many also venture here for the antiques. With famed shops across the city and Instagram accounts like Estately Nola and ADIOS selling secondhand treasures, decorating with these finds can often be challenging, especially for… Read more

Children see the world very differently than we do. They infuse wonder, imagination, and a little bit of magic into everything they do. An enchanting bedroom, intentionally planned with plenty of open floor space for creative playtime, encourages budding artists and tiny adventurers to while… Read more

According to artist and designer Ellen Macomber, her son's light filled bedroom is the reason she bought her Central City house. "Previous owners installed the windows which were from a cabin in North Carolina. I stood at the window and looked into the backyard and knew that this was the hou… Read more

When artist Natalie Erwin, originally from Fort Worth, Texas, was ready to decorate her daughters' bedroom in their new home in New Orleans, she turned to Madre, an interior design firm from Dallas. She and her husband were renovating a large-scale house on St. Charles Avenue, so working wit… Read more

In an Uptown cottage near Audubon Park, interior designer Melissa Rufty created a gem of a pied-à-terre for out-of-town clients planning to spend more time in the city since becoming recent empty nesters. She previously worked with the couple on their permanent residence, so she had their tr… Read more

New Orleans has its fair share of eccentric quirks. It's only fitting that the city would be filled with historic homes in hues across the spectrum. On Friday, June 12, the Preservation Resource Center is hosting a one-hour webinar all about interior and exterior paint. During "Beyond the Wa… Read more

Vishion, a new Charlotte-based interior design startup, recently announced the winners for the 2020 Vishion Design Award. Maureen Stevens, creator of Maureen Stevens Design and a New Orleans resident, walked away with this year's grand prize.  Read more

Secondhand shopping takes some effort in order to be successful. Between doing the research on pricing and authenticity, and finding the desired object in the first place, the act (or the art) is not for the faint of heart. Read more

What was once an annex of the Soule Business College in the Garden District is now a stunning family home that truly shines at the holidays. The two-story brick structure was built in 1923 and originally housed the typing and stenographer departments of the trade school. Pam Dongieux renovat… Read more

Designers Cathy Kincaid and Lisa Fine will be visiting New Orleans on Wednesday, December 4 to share their newly published books. A book signing event will be hosted at Magazine Street Court (3806 Magazine Street) by Jane Scott Hodges, Ware Porter, Mellisa Rufty, and Adrienne Casbarian.  Read more

Combine your love of the holidays and New Orleans this season with the Preservation Resource Center. Their annual Holiday Home Tour takes place this December and offers a whole new take on your typical Garden District Tour. Proceeds from the weekend's events directly support the preservation… Read more

When artists Nancy Rhett and Garland Robinette’s daughter, Charley, went off to college, the couple decided it was time to downsize. They wanted to remain near Audubon Park, a place they consider to be their spiritual center, but they also wanted a smaller, low maintenance footprint and enou… Read more

When KiKi and Mike Nixon bought their home in 2000, they could see great potential in both the neighborhood, Treme, and the old Victorian house. Although the house, built in 1905, had been converted along the way into four apartments, glimpses of its original elegance enticed the couple to e… Read more

It's hard to miss Textures Warehouse. Located on the corner of Ninth Street and Tchoupitoulas Street, the outside of the Uptown warehouse is bright and bold, while the inside is truly a décor lover's dream. Read more