Inside a 1903 Little Rock Home Where French Flair Meets Southern Grandeur
Designer Kevin Walsh and his husband Brett Pitts weren’t actively looking for a new home in Little Rock, given that they already owned a property they loved. However, when a 1903 building on a historic corner of town became available, they couldn’t resist. “Brett always had his eye on this place,” says Walsh, owner and lead designer of local Bear Hill Interiors. “Originally, there was a grocery store on the first floor and living quarters above. Then, in the 1970s, designer Victor Zanovich purchased it and lived there until his passing in the mid-2000s.” The two-bedroom residence had remained in Zanovich’s family until Walsh and Pitts purchased it with the idea of using it as their “city home” once they retired. In the meantime, though, it would serve as the perfect place to entertain.
