Those elements are magnificent, but, New Orleans interiors are pretty special too.
In that town, crumbling plaster can be a decorative element.
While lovely, these additions were far more primitive in design.
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The Low Country items were from South Carolina and other areas in the South.
Hang a gate or fence section on the wall as art or use it as a headboard.
Top a three-sided balcony piece with glass or marble to make a console table.
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In this case, wax skulls wear Infant of Prague statue crowns for a striking display.
Mardi Gras Memorabilia
New Orleans residents love Mardi Gras year-round.
Mix funky, contemporary artwork with traditional Parisian furnishings for a fun, colorful touch.
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Classical Urns and Garden Statuary
Bring the New Orleans-style courtyard inside with classical urns and statuary.
Fill the statues with ferns and tropicals for a lush indoor garden.
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Wayne Shielly, Memphis, TN Interior Decorator
Wayne Shielly, Memphis, TN Interior Decorator
Wayne Shielly Wayne Shielly, Memphis, TN Interior Decorator
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