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HOW DID WE FALL IN LOVE WITH THE FRENCH QUARTER?

At Once.Madly.

Our Story

It all started with an empty courtyard on Beaver Street, and a trip to the french quarter where the concept of Sewickley Quarter emerged. All the character and charm of a European courtyard, but in Sewickley, Pennsylvania.

Illustration of a decorative, classical fountain surrounded by leaves, with the text "Grand Intimacy with Quintessential Charm" below.


Bride and groom in wedding attire walking down an ivy-covered staircase.

The Takeaway?

Banana Fosters is always a good idea, and a true French Quarter courtyard consists of five essential elements:

enclosure

To stay tucked away, private and hidden.


foliage

Lush greens and nature you can see and feel.


focal point

A water element, typically a fountain, that adds drama and anchors the space.


light

Those forever flickering lanterns glowing day and night.


texture

Brick surfaces to stay grounded to your roots.

We gathered all of the French Quarter inspiration we could hold in our hearts, and released it into that empty courtyard in Sewickley, a Pennsylvania town with its own unique flair.

The rest…is history.

Meet the Team

Woman smiling in plaid blazer and casual outfit standing against brick wall, black and white photo.
Chef cooking on a grill outdoors with vegetables and tacos, wearing a dark uniform, surrounded by trees and a fence.
A woman smiling, wearing a blazer and jeans, standing in front of a sequin backdrop.