Built in the early 19th century, this three-story family home features block-wide second-floor balconies, two brick chimneys and three sweet dormers. A classic arched transom and symmetrical shutters boost its classic regional curb appeal.

Blending classic elements like its custom cabinetry's intricate moldings, more contemporary pieces like its gleaming chrome-and-glass chandelier, and vivid regional touches like the sculptures above the stove and the woven cafe stools at the island, this kitchen both honors its 19th-century past and feels chic for a modern family.

There's no mistaking the setting of this vivid sitting room: from a dramatic neon installation to the iconic Blue Dogs in a painting on the wall, it's all about the French Quarter. A bold blue-and-gold color scheme infuses the space with personality.

This New Orleans townhouse is full of color, from its dusky blush drapes and wall-spanning art to the lipstick-red tufted armchairs arranged before its area rug and coffee table. A barely-there shade of blue draws attention to the room's handsome crown molding.