JLNO Kitchen Tour
Saturday, March 24, 2012 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Junior League of New Orleans Seventh Annual Kitchen Tour is a self-guided tour of 11 beautifully appointed kitchens in the Uptown and Old Metairie neighborhoods. 1. Julia Reed & John…
New Orleans Homes & Lifestyles - Spring 2012
Last Indulgence: Boil Down
Spring in New Orleans is the prime time for the spicy, joyous celebration of a crawfish boil
Trendwatch: Green Theme
There’s no time like spring to ramp up the color and bring the outdoors in
Masters of Their Craft: In A Lather
Local soap-maker Emily Manger Davis has a true passion for her work and for the city she calls home.
Living with Antiques: Hold Your Liquor
From antique beer bottles and vintage mini-bottles to absinthe memorabilia, the Southern Food & Beverage Museum has a vast array of boozy items on display
For the Garden: Freshen Up
Home and restaurant kitchen gardens provide the ultimate in quality control
Gatherings: Catch of the Century
Rich with flavor and history, Bruning’s crabmeat-stuffed flounder lives on and lives well
Artist Profile: Kim Bernadas
Look at the latest public work by Kim Bernadas and the classical influences that inspire this New Orleans sculptor are clear. Called Birth of a Muse, the bronze nude rises resplendent from a giant fleur-de-lis. But to see what informs…
Style
French Flair (Flammarion, $49.95) Author and photographer Sébastien Siraudeau has a talent for discovering the most stylish and interesting interiors in France, and French Flair presents more than 100 exceptional gems. An eclectic mix of themes, designs and inspirations, each…
Editor’s Note: Time for Traditions
Winters in New Orleans are never that bad, I suppose, but that doesn’t ever stop me from being happy to see spring. I am always delighted to trade hot chocolate for snowballs, thick socks for flip-flops, sweaters for sundresses. And…
Rebel With A Cause
Decorator Valorie Hart energized a faded cottage by breaking all the rules
Home Renewal: The Final Frontier
With an abundance of stuff and an imperative to live smaller, modern Americans are on a quest for storage and efficient living
