While out looking at Mardi Gras decorations, J & I spotted this gem on Washington Avenue near Commander's Palace between Prytania & Magazine Streets in The Garden District. What I love most is the simplicity of the Carnival decor. I am not a huge fan of the bouncy house balls strung up in bead strings, for they look quite cheap, but I am a huge fan of these. I even contacted the artist to place my "needs" for next year. I love how the mask and bead string look on this classic white Garden District manse. It's hard to make Mardi Gras classy, but this home does it and does it well.
My 2021 Mardi Gras posts:
Acorn Cottage Facade | House Float {Coliseum & Chestnut} | House Float {Eleonore & Patton} | NolaBee Jester | House Float {6016 St. Charles Avenue} | House Float {Maison MASKquerade} | Circus House Float {5531 St. Charles Avenue} | House Float {St. Charles Avenue & Audubon Place} | House Float: Queen Jubilee {St. Charles Avenue & Fourth Street} | House Float {Krewe of Garden Party} | Acorn Cottage: Custom Mat | House Float: Spirit of Mardi Gras {806 Napoleon Avenue} | House Float: Acadiana Hay Ride {Euterpe & Constance Streets} | House Float: Butterflies of Winter {3801 Magazine Street} | House Float: Gogh Mardi Gras | House Float: Commander's Palace | House Float: Iberia Bank {St. Charles & Louisiana Avenues} | Acorn Cottage: In the Courtyard | House Float: Lights in Lakeview {Porteous & Memphis Streets} | House Float: Mask & Bead Garlands {Washinton Avenue} |
Good evening, Ron! That house really has made Mardi Gras decorations classy! Love the mask and beads--the simplicity of them against the white mansion makes quite a statement! Keep those house floats coming! Cheers! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous and yes, very tasteful.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous house..It reminds me of my grandparents house..(the northern version) Pillars and double porches..Love the mask!!
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