Latest Blog Posts for Period Homes

• Another Deep South Master
  on Apr 14, 2010 in norman architecture Mississippi architecture Period Homes creole architecture southern architecture Louisiana architecture Ken Tate
  Another architect doing great work in the South is Ken Tate from Louisiana.  Ken, who was born in Mississippi, studied at Auburn.  His work is spectacular.  Ken, as others I have covered, does an incredible job of reinterpreting histor...
• Another Deep South Master
  on Apr 14, 2010 in norman architecture Mississippi architecture Period Homes creole architecture southern architecture Louisiana architecture Ken Tate
  Another architect doing great work in the South is Ken Tate from Louisiana.  Ken, who was born in Mississippi, studied at Auburn.  His work is spectacular.  Ken, as others I have covered, does an incredible job of reinterpreting histor...
• Modern Twist on Classical Designs -- Part III
  on Mar 23, 2010 in charlotte north carolina modern architecture classical architecture 1920's architecture scottish revival colonial revival Ken Pursley southern architecture period revival
  A talent I've recently found that is taking modern twists on classical designs to a new level is Ken Pursley out of Charlotte, North Carolina.  His work is outstanding.  Doing both renovations and new construction, his take on design is fre...
• Modern Twist on Classical Designs -- Part III
  on Mar 23, 2010 in charlotte north carolina modern architecture classical architecture 1920's architecture scottish revival colonial revival Ken Pursley southern architecture period revival
  A talent I've recently found that is taking modern twists on classical designs to a new level is Ken Pursley out of Charlotte, North Carolina.  His work is outstanding.  Doing both renovations and new construction, his take on design is fre...
• A Big Thank You!
  on Mar 19, 2010 in Southernhospitalityblog.com 2009 Southern Accents Showhouse southern hospitality
  Thank you Rhoda at Southern Hospitality blog for the nice feature today on her blog.  She featured the Southern Accents showhouse and had many nice things to say.If you'd like to see it, go to www.southernhospitalityblog.com...
• A Big Thank You!
  on Mar 19, 2010 in Southernhospitalityblog.com 2009 Southern Accents Showhouse southern hospitality
  Thank you Rhoda at Southern Hospitality blog for the nice feature today on her blog.  She featured the Southern Accents showhouse and had many nice things to say. If you'd like to see it, go to www.southernhospitalityblog.com...
• Crazy About Montecito
  on Mar 12, 2010 in italian architecture santa barbara style architecture italian chandelier architecture Lascuax tile interior design Portuguese house John Saladino Montecito Michael Smith
  Of all the places I've traveled to in the United States, Santa Barbara is probably my favorite.  To be more exact, Montecito.  If you can say a city or town has "it", this place definitely does.  With the beach, the mountains, the clim...
• Crazy About Montecito
  on Mar 12, 2010 in italian architecture santa barbara style architecture italian chandelier architecture Lascuax tile interior design Portuguese house John Saladino Montecito Michael Smith
  Of all the places I've traveled to in the United States, Santa Barbara is probably my favorite.  To be more exact, Montecito.  If you can say a city or town has "it", this place definitely does.  With the beach, the mountains, the clim...
• Period Revivals in Cowtown
  on Mar 11, 2010 in italian architecture period revival homes english tudor Fort Worth architecture David Adler Spanish Colonial Architecture english architecture
  Fort Worth is known as cowtown -- where the west began.  While that puts images into people's minds of horses, cattle, ranches and cowboys (and we do have that) many do not realize the incredible amount of great Period Revival houses in our city...
• Period Revivals in Cowtown
  on Mar 11, 2010 in italian architecture period revival homes english tudor Fort Worth architecture David Adler Spanish Colonial Architecture english architecture
  Fort Worth is known as cowtown -- where the west began.  While that puts images into people's minds of horses, cattle, ranches and cowboys (and we do have that) many do not realize the incredible amount of great Period Revival houses in our city...

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