Imagine fulfilling your dream of renovating a captivating Victorian Home in New Orleans. It’s a city renowned for its distinctive character. The style doesn’t have to be limited to Victorian. Any residence that exudes that unique NOLA charm is a canvas for transformation. The thrill of infusing modern elements while preserving historical allure was an irresistible challenge. I experienced this firsthand when reviving a 1930s Spanish Colonial home in Los Angeles.
Recently, my inspiration soared to new heights when I stumbled upon an Architectural Digest feature showcasing a remarkable Victorian home in New Orleans. It’s one of my favorite cities in the world. And it took me by surprise when I saw the exterior of the home was adorned in enchanting shades of pink and green. Samantha Wetton and Alexandra Neu of Lafayette Studio decided to lean into a vibrant color palette for the exterior. It’s not every day that we see a pink and green home! Join me as we embark on a virtual tour of this mesmerizing residence. The home has its own delightful carriage house—a true testament to the perfect blend of past and present.
When History Meets Modern Charm: Restoring a Victorian Gem
Samantha Wetton and Alexandra Neu peel away the layers of unfortunate history and uncover the hidden architectural gems. The home was originally built in 1907. However, it was renovated in the ’80s and ’90s. The result! Preserving the home’s integrity, Wetton and Neu.
The plumbing, wiring, and even the kitchen floor were among the challenges in restoring the house’s foundations. Now the New Orleans property has a dynamic color story that represents the spirit of the historic city.
The Vibrant Living Room Oasis
The centerpiece of this inviting space is a custom sofa, adorned in the vibrant Mali Orange Fabric by Jane Churchill, perfectly complemented by the exquisite Oberon Bullion Fringe from Samuel & Sons. Flanking the sofa, custom side tables stand as testaments to meticulous craftsmanship. Transporting you to a bygone era, the room boasts treasures steeped in antiquity. Carved Italian alabaster marble table lamps cast a soft, enchanting glow, while an alluring yellow overdyed vintage hand-knotted Oriental rug anchors the space with its timeless allure.
One Kings Lane Velvet Sofa | Soho Home Orange Sofa | Anthropologie Sofa | Z Gallerie Sofa
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Sophisticated Dining Room: Victorian Home in New Orleans
The rich green walls elevate the dining experience. The decor includes Wells Abbott draperies, antique Thonet chairs, and a hand-knotted Oushak antique rug.
etúHOME Cloche | Anthropologie Plates | Anthropologie Colette Wine
Gold Flatware | Ceramic Jar | Terrain Serving Utensils
Le Creuset Dutch Oven | Astier de Villatte Cambridge Platter | Matouk-Schumacher Napkins
White Renovated Kitchen Design: The Heart of the NOLA Home Remodel
Finding the balance between old vs new is no easy task in a kitchen design. The most important room in any home remodel is the kitchen. This NOLA kitchen features a bespoke custom island with rattan and iron bar stools. It’s one of the few home rooms with a neutral color palette. For a modern twist, the design team added oversized pendant glass lamps. The stove is part of the La Canche Classique Collection. Summerby Chintz by Colefax. Do you know what accessory this kitchen needs? My square link serving board!
Kitchen with A Breakfast Nook
Malachite Home’s charming 1950s French rattan seats encircle a handcrafted table, thoughtfully designed by New Orleans resident Chip Martinson. The orange pillows add a pop of color!
A Whimsical Haven: Blue Toile Bedroom
I’m always a fan of Toile walls. The room has so many intricate details and textures including Isabelle Floral Toile wallpaper by Thibaut. The drapes and headboard are by Pindler. The pendant light adds an ethereal elegance to the space.
The Guest Bathroom
The main house has a beautifully designed blue and white guest bathroom. The vanity is by Sylvia T. Designs. The modern sconce is the Clemente sconce by Visual Comfort.
The Enchanting Primary Bathroom
The renovated primary bathroom is a harmonious blend of old-world charm and refined sophistication. My eyes are immediately drawn to the two antique Louis XV–style dressers. Such a clever way to repurpose antique furniture. A vintage 1950s chandelier by J.T. Kalmar dangles gracefully from above, creating an atmosphere of refined luxury. in the bathroom.
The Charming Carriage House
The carriage house is just as charming as the main house. Chip Martinson created the bespoke island to create an elegant feel to the space. The matte black backless stools add a nice contrast.
Just when you think this Victorian Home in New Orleans can’t get any more charming. There is a carriage house in the back of the property.
The Victorian Exterior
For those wondering about the exterior of the New Orleans Victorian home, the pink and green charming color palette is Farrow & Ball Setting Plaster No.231 with trim in Benjamin Moore Galapagos Green. The shutters are painted Jade Romanesque 476 by Benjamine Moore.
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