Such Stuff as Dreams are Made On
A small used furniture store in Mid-City could be just what you’re looking for when decorating the house of your dreams, especially on a budget.
HOME & GARDEN
A Market Re-imagined
A historic, Spanish colonial-style building in the Lower Garden District is transformed into an exquisite event space.
A Taste for Design
Amateur designer Jennifer Wade creates a space Uptown that reflects the lifelong passion of her husband, Chef Hao Gong, at his new Luvi Restaurant.
Spaces & Design: Cosmopolitan Dining
From concept and design to an eclectic, international menu, Emeril Lagasse’s fourth New Orleans restaurant reflects the new face of the celebrity chef and the ever-changing Warehouse District neighborhood.
In Her Element
New Orleans native Heather Silbernagel Somers launches interior design showroom Élan Studio, specializing in creating a classic, sophisticated ambiance for both commercial and residential spaces.
Home Design Overload
The 2016 NOLA Home Show featured a number of trends you can apply to your home this year.
Open Doerr Policy
A top executive from one of NOLA’s oldest furniture companies talks shop, history and family.
How to Choose Hardwood Floors for Your Home
Use these five expert tips to pick a beautiful, long-lasting hardwood floor.
501 Esplanade
Creative Creole Townhouse Renovation “We have to go through the back,” apologized interior designer Jennifer Kelly, unlocking a side-alley door to the Esplanade Avenue townhouse she was about to show me.
Adding a Little Luxury to Your Home
Seventy-two percent of homeowners plan to decorate or redecorate in the next two years, according to the 2012 Houzz and Home Survey; and 86 percent said that improving the look and feel of the space was their most important goal.
Keepin’ It Green
I don’t know about you, but by the time the twelfth night rolls around (the traditional day to take down the Christmas tree), my tree is already bundled and on the sidewalk.
INTERIORS | Building a Home Together
A pair of 30-somethings start from scratch Post-Katrina
Leave No Stone Unturned
From granite to quartzite and everything in between, the Stone Gallery gives you the materials to turn your room into a showroom
Clear Out the Clutter
Ten quick and easy ways to get rid of what you’ve got and organize
Decorating Is Fun!
Dorothy Draper’s protégé, Carleton Varney, shares his insights on interior design
A Toast to the Host
Our guide to surviving—and enjoying—a stress-free party-packed season
Dress Up Your Garden
It may not feel like fall, but now is the time to plant flowers and prepare for spring
Designs on Small Spaces
There can be many reasons you may find yourself in a smaller apartment or home.
Everything in Its Place
A journalist gives (and takes her own) advice on organizing, decluttering and simplifying your desktop
Petal Pushers
Two professionals florists offer advice on keeping fresh-cut flowers beautiful
A Private Place in Open Space
After Katrina, a porch was revived to become the preferred place to absorb life
A Banner Month
The season is the reason to decorate, and February has a multitude of reasons
Aubergine, Emerald and Amber
When decorating for Mardi Gras, give purple, green and gold a modern twist
Dickie Brennan’s Palace
Not surprisingly, the heart and hub of his home is its kitchen
Garden Delight
On the edge of New Orleans lies an idyllic estate surrounded by lush vegetation
Distinguished Living
An iconic New Orleans couple takes their treasures to higher ground
The Young One
While “only” 85 years old, the Tallerine House still has a sense of history
An Uptown Gem
In this Thomas Sully masterpiece, Deborah Vinson saw what most could not: a diamond in the rough
10 Things to Do in April
With spring in full swing, get inspired to make the most of the month!
10 things to do in February
Simple suggestions for passing the shortest month of the year.
10 things to do in December
The holiday season is here — make the most of it with inspired ideas that’ll help you breeze through the month.