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"Maison Orl\u00E9ans\nA Timeless Escape in the Historic French Quarter\nThough located in New Orleans's French Quarter, Maison Orl\u00E9ans has a Garden District feel.\n\nDesigner Lisa M. Condon used bold hues in the entrance hall.\nRobert M. Coleman Partners created high ceilings and large windows in the public rooms, which flank a center hall.\n\nEuropean antiques define the living room.\n\"The living room doesn't feel like a public space,\" says Condon. \"It feels like a home.\"\nIntimate seating areas are arranged within the dining room. Alexandra Ridge did the decorative wall painting.\nCondon chose hunter-green walls and stained mahogany wainscoting for the library. The 19th-century Portrait of a Gentleman hangs above the marble mantel.\nReproduction quarter-tester beds are found in all of the guest rooms, as are pine floors, with area rugs, and antique iron summer covers for the faux fireplaces.\nLouis XV-style wing chairs flank a drop-leaf table in a guest room.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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