Modern Greek Revival

The Highlands

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Nestled within a historic, coveted neighborhood lined with mature trees, this 4,000 square foot residence emanates timeless refinement. Originally home to longtime friends turned clients, the owners sought a shift from traditional to transitional style, aiming to honor their past while embracing their present and future. With Jerad’s expert guidance, the interiors now merge cherished antiques with contemporary elements, reflecting the family’s evolving tastes and lifestyle.

Stepping into the grand entry loggia sets the stage for the home’s elegant yet welcoming ambiance. Walls in cream grasscloth and a silver-washed Oushak runner greet guests with understated sophistication.

The stunning kitchen showcases a fresh, modern grid-wood and tile flooring, complemented by custom-stained cabinetry. This blend perfectly balances warmth and luminosity, creating a space conducive to both culinary endeavors and relaxed family gatherings.

In the master suite, a classic retreat awaits, with faux elephant skin walls and Parisian-style lamps. The ambiance is one of serene sanctuary, ideal for beginning and ending each day.

Throughout the home, traditional artwork gives way to carefully curated contemporary pieces, while antiques and case goods feel relevant among transitional upholstery and furniture in shades of silver, citron, and pale gray.

Exuding soulful charm, classic roots, and a touch of freshness, this tailored home now meets, and exceeds, the desires of these discerning owners.

Baton Rouge

Louisiana

After two years of planning, this dream house came to life, blending the best of Greek revival architecture with the amenities and practicality of contemporary life. The formal design features exquisite marble flooring, deep moldings, and custom plaster medallions, all enhancing crystal chandeliers.

The open floor plan offers views of adjacent rooms, the magnificent pool, and the motor court. Custom marble mantles, reflecting the architectural style, anchor the living areas, primary bedroom, and walnut-paneled study. Richly-colored upholstery, rugs, and fine old paintings perfectly balance with the home’s stunning architectural details.