Falling for a Pop of Color – Chateau Chic

65 Years of Entertainment
November 1, 2024
Crab Call – Under the Scope
November 1, 2024
65 Years of Entertainment
November 1, 2024
Crab Call – Under the Scope
November 1, 2024

Dale and Dawn Prosperie have called their French Acadia-style home on the westside of town home since 2011. Designed by the couple themselves and brought to life with the help of draftsman Ronald Melancon, the house features a blend of traditional architecture and personalized touches.


Their home’s design centers around luxury and timeless style, boasting real acacia wood floors, custom marble in the foyer and master bathroom, and Tuscan-inspired arches that lend a warm, classic feel. The rich, architectural details extend to the maple coffered ceilings in the living room and staircase, while a Spanish cedar front door and windows enhance the home’s elegant curb appeal. Their custom maple wood cabinetry is another signature feature that ties together the French Acadia aesthetic with modern-day living.

In 2023, the Prosperies undertook a significant update to their home’s interior, repainting much of the space and transitioning from warm tones to a more neutral, calming palette. Their new colors include off-whites and blues, which they incorporated into their furniture as well, transforming the atmosphere of their home to one of lightness and serenity.

“Our fall decorations are neutral with pops of blue colors,” shared Dawn. “We have pumpkins in shades of white, beige, gold, and blue scattered throughout the house, and floral arrangements that complement the lighter tones we chose when we redecorated last year. We have our own pumpkin patch next to our staircase!” Shannon Bella, owner of Knight N Day Designs, is a long-time friend of the Prosperies, who has been part of the decorating process for over 15 years. Shannon was able to help tie together the new colors of the home in the stunning fall decorations. 


One of their favorite spaces in the home is the newly created sitting room, previously their dining room. The space now serves as a peaceful retreat where they enjoy religious artwork by local artist Natalie Haydel and a statue of Mary holding baby Jesus. “It’s where we pray, have quiet conversations with friends, or just relax while looking out of our big front window,” said Dawn.

With four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and an open kitchen and living area perfect for hosting family gatherings, the Prosperie home is not just a beautiful residence—it’s a welcoming place for friends and family to come together year-round.