Stephen & Scott’s New Orleans Heirloom Kitchen

Kristin Appenbrink
Kristin Appenbrink
Kristin is the co-founder of Part Time Vegan and Silent Book Club. As a former editor at Real Simple, she is compulsively organized and loves solving people's problems. She has a weakness for desserts, especially ice cream.
published Oct 24, 2014
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When Stephen LaRue returned to New Orleans after living away for a long time, he embraced the heirloom appeal of the city, but with his own personal take on the decor of the home he shares with a long-time friend. And because his kitchen and living area inhabit the same space, his design aesthetic carries through.

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Not only do we love the leather armchairs that serve as dining chairs. but Stephen and Scott have left no wall uncovered. Even the backsplash behind their sink is a tableau for a painting of a shrimp boil and some on-them copper baking molds.

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And there are plenty of vintage silver pieces decorating various parts of the home as well. We love how Stephen and Scott have managed to find a place for everything and to tie it all together to feel cohesive.

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