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Mimi Read

New Orleans, Providence
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New Orleans lawyer transforms Whitney Plantation into powerful slavery museum

New Orleans lawyer transforms Whitney Plantation into powerful slavery museum

At Whitney Plantation, one of the antebellum estates that line the Great River Road between New Orleans and B…

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Choosing to Ride Out the Storm (Published 2008)

Choosing to Ride Out the Storm (Published 2008)

Domestic Lives NEW Orleans HERE in New Orleans, August and September are the months when even the most provin…

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Loving New Orleans, With a Ready Escape (Published 2007)

Loving New Orleans, With a Ready Escape (Published 2007)

NEW ORLEANS JOANN CLEVENGER, a New Orleans restaurateur, first came here as a teenager, and she loves the cit…

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New Orleans, Where Rot Is Noble (Published 1990)

New Orleans, Where Rot Is Noble (Published 1990)

LIKE most New Orleanians, Peter Yokum is not a keen follower of the latest interior design trends. Rather, th…

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Artist finds contentment, inspiration far from big cities

Artist finds contentment, inspiration far from big cities

ST. AMANT - Here's an update from the wilds of Ascension Parish: 34 years after he fled New Orleans to avoid …

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Tama Grows Up (Published 1992)

Tama Grows Up (Published 1992)

A MODERN writer's work, it seems, is never done. Just when she finishes the prolonged ordeal of grueling mona…

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An 18th-Century Harbor Cottage in Nova Scotia Is Reborn with Storied Antiques and Seafaring Style Original

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Life strews happy accidents along every path, but some people really know how to work them. Canadian-born interior designer Philip Mitchell and his husband, Mark Narsansky, an advertising executive, have that wondrous blend of timing and talent. The two met almost 20 years ago through mutual clients and since then have shared a modern apartment in Toronto, a six-bedroom weekend cottage an hour’s drive away on Lake Erie, and an office and apartment in Manhattan.
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This 130-Foot Yacht Turns Sunset Cocktails and Seaside Suppers Into an Art Form Original

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“My favorite moments on the water easing away from the dock, headed out to sea,” says DavidSutherland of the voyages he and his wife, Ann, embark upon on their 130-foot Westport yacht. “We’ve just seen something new, and we hold so much anticipation for what we’ll see next.” Brie Williams for VERANDA The mahogany dining table on the aft deck, decadently set for six. Mariner chairs, Sutherland Furniture.
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A 1920s Southern Cottage Brings Grand English Style Indoors and Out Original

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The decorator William Eubanks has created sumptuous, sophisticated interiors for well-heeled clients internationally, but the city of Memphis, Tennessee, will always have an ancestral claim on him. After all, he was born and raised there and has never entirely pulled up stakes. His work has landed him for spells in New York and elsewhere, but his workrooms remain in Memphis, not to mention his harlequin Great Dane puppy, a dead giveaway that his heart won’t relocate.
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