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 home closed yesterday but lucky for you I took lots of pictures to share. The house itself was gorgeous even before the designers got to work but now it pretty fabulous.
Actually I took so many pictures I think I’ll break the tour up into two posts… So today we’ll start downstairs.
Foyer & Stairwell by MMR Interiors This Foyer is breathtaking and I have to say one of my favorite spaces in the house.
Study by Michel Smith Boyd Interiors
Living Room by Shaun Smith Home I wish I could have captured this better in a photo. This room had high gloss lacquer walls and ceilings that were so amazing. Shaun Smith was at the house and explained the process, seven coats and extensive prep work were required to achieve the look.
Parlor by Reagan Hayes, Inc.
In the parlor there was more drama on the ceiling mimicking the lines of the light fixture.
and the entire house was full of the most amazing art.
Dining Room By William Rankin McClure IV
Family Room by Parker Kennedy Living
You know I love this wall, does it look familiar?
Kitchen by James Farmer Design
Butler’s Pantry by LCH Interiors The butler’s pantry was another favorite of mine, but who doesn’t want a pantry full of champagne and caviar?
And that’s just the downstairs! and I haven’t even got to the guest cottage yet…Stop by tomorrow for more of the 2016 Traditional Home New Orleans Showhouse
Wow what a stunning home and of course I want that black and white sofa 😉
How did I know you’d love it?
oooh i love that black and white sofa and that gallery wall! gorgeous! also some of your photos are sideways? wasn’t sure if you knew so figured i would pass it on!
Thanks for mentioning it Cassie, I see that they are sideways on my on phone but not my computer. I had this happen once before forever ago and of course I can’t remember what I did to fix it. Technology errrr.
You truly have a talent for design. The pictures are great. Can’t wait for tomorrow’s. It was so much fun being with you and your mom.