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
- Trey Laird
- My love of houses and their interiors started as a young child. I was fortunate to grow up part of my life in Baton Rouge and being surrounded by the beautiful architecture there and in New Orleans and St. Francisville where my grandparents lived. Today I am a designer and builder of period revival homes with a goal of making every house a place someone will call home.
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Hi there, came here from Rhoda's blog, and just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed seeing your work. What a beautiful house, filled with perfect details! I look forward to seeing more of your work here. :)
Mary @ Little Red House
Hi Trey. I came from Rhoda's blog as well. I am a designer in the Dallas area, and my team and I went to the Ft. Worth showhouse in October. It was a magical experience touring the house. It is one of the grandest, yet most livable homes I've seen, and I was envious of everyone who had a part in it. I'm happy to find your blog. Keep up the amazing work.
Hi Mr. Laird, I too have found your blog thru Rhoda's Southern Hospitality. I am a Single mom in the Military. I have been following her blog for years. I am thankful she featured you and now I will follow you for years. Your work is to say the least stunning. I too have a love for homes and a love for estate sales. A majority of the times that I will go to an estate sales is because it has given me the opportunity to view the home. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to see homes that without blogs like yours I would never be able to see. You are a leader and I now am one of your followers.
I was blog surfing and found yours through her post. I'm a residential architect - FINALLY - I've found a blog that is more architecture than decor. Love it. Great taste!
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