NOLA Secret Garden (Prints)

NOLA Secret Garden (Prints)Flowers and vines are integral parts of the design from the garlanded arched arbor to the top of the house. The decorative cast iron gate is an appropriate entry to the grounds of this elegant home. The parapets on either side of the brick steps terminate in two substantial square posts. Intricate white scrollwork adorns the windows and front door. The white finished woodwork makes a bright counterpart to its eye catching yellow siding. Black wall

Andrew Stewart bought the plantation as a gift to his wife

Although New Orleans is certainly an urban area

Some might think this color combo may be a bit shocking but it works well

The house was built as a symbol of the couple's wealth and high social status

The shotgun is lovingly landscaped with flowers and palms

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The building was named for Randall Lee Gibson

800 (~US$517

16" x 20" Prints on Photo Luster from Hahnemuhle

Antoine's is one of America's Oldest family-run restaurants

Some may find the bright yellow door against the blues and blacks shocking but the contrast gives the home great curbside appeal

Charles Avenue