Your Historic Home Series

Walking through neighborhoods like the French Quarter, Marigny, or the Garden District, you’ll likely spot weathered bricks peeking through stucco…

When New Orleans was first settled, the region’s swampy landscape was filled with towering old-growth cypress trees. Early builders quickly…

From the intricate lacework of iron balconies to the colorful facades of Creole cottages, New Orleans architecture tells a rich…

New Orleans homes are known worldwide for their distinctive historic ironwork — from the famous and elaborate cast iron cornstalk…

Wood windows are a defining feature of historic homes in New Orleans, contributing to their character and architectural integrity. When…

Barge board is a distinctive building material with deep roots in New Orleans history. Found in many of the city’s…

Plaster has been a cornerstone of New Orleans architecture for centuries, contributing both beauty and functionality to historic homes. This…

Wood doors are an important character-defining feature of historic homes and buildings. Beyond providing security and access, they create visual…

Historic homes are more than just old buildings — they’re stories, legacies, and an essential part of what makes New…