Wow!

8 years ago

This room is gorgeous! I absolutely love the fireplace. This home reminds me of my family's homes in new orleans and surrounding cities.
The colors are beautiful

Esplanade Ave., New Orleans, LA - historical mansion renovation in heart of FQ · More Info

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7 years ago
Hi Katrina,

Thank you for your comment, we loved working on this project and are glad that it brings back such fond memories for you.

Kindest regards,
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