Balcony Mardi Gras Queen Original Painting

Balcony Mardi Gras Queen Original PaintingThe oversized Mardi Gras Queen on the second floor balcony is a product of imagination, styrofoam, and papier mch pulp. This grand two story home is not only decked out in Mardi Gras splendor such as beads, wreaths, bunting, and of course its sculpture but also with eight columns, five floor to ceiling arched windows, a floor to ceiling entrance, and a dormer on the roof. As you drive up to this house, the columns stand out but the elaborate woodwork,

Although Ybor City

Layers of foliage

The chimney is probably well used in the winter

and manicured hedges—enhances the estate’s stately presence

it looks great

allée)of a double row of southern live oak trees about 800 feet long

Saints and Sinners harkens back to its history for once upon a time the building was in the red light district

and the great ambience it possesses

Court of the Two Sisters print

Using light gold for the siding

This massive Moorish Revival home is the largest octagonal house in the U

This NOLA home personifies Mardis Gras with its colors