New orleans home aesthetic

“I have dreams of living in a cozy cottage, just like this one. One day, I will have it. It will become a reality. I’m speaking it into existence now. B and I will have our cozy cottage, with a secret garden, a warm reading nook, and a creek with a trickling water fall❤️”

“Don’t be afraid to do something unexpected.”

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

The asymmetrical facade, multiple gables, bay window, and wrap-around porches are all characteristics of the Queen Anne style of architecture

Field Trip Newsletter #87

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.