by Mary Neff Stewart | photo Paul Costello
When a client reaches out to Jackson native and New Orleans- based interior designer Rivers Spencer, they usually are interested in a certain look—one featuring spacious rooms filled with crisp, tailored style dappled with lots of light and the ideal touch of dazzling...
by Mary Neff Stewart | photos by Abe Draper
It began as a simple chance encounter by the pool. Heather and Tommy Hixon met 30 years ago at a party Tommy was hosting at his parents’ beautiful estate in Ridgeland. The couple married and began their family, and Tommy’s parents remained in the residence for years....
by Kelli Bozeman | photos by Amber Wolf
From the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s, a grand Greek Revival home called Ossian Hall stood in the East Beach area of Pass Christian. With its two-story white columns, deep balconies, and elegantly decorated rooms, the residence was the setting of a silent movie and...
by Mary Neff Steward | photos by Andrew Welch
Nancy and Owen Mayfield were living in a stately early 20th-century Victorian apartment in the Hayes Valley neighborhood of San Francisco when Owen casually showed Nancy a listing for a lovely Greek Revival house in their hometown of Jackson. Nancy, an interior...
by Mary Neff Stewart | photos by Abe Draper
When Robert Covington, from the founding family of Copiah Bank, contracted architect George F. Barber in 1905, his dreams of creating a magnificent Neoclassical home in his hometown of Hazlehurst began to materialize. Barber, of the architectural firm of Barber...
