In 1994 Roy Morton, a native of Birmingham, Alabama, had a vision. He discovered an untouched market of individuals who valued the beauty, history and personality of architectural antiques from around the world; hence the birth of Architectural Heritage.

Tucked inside the expanse of 6,500 square foot warehouse or nestled in the outdoor garden, the distinctive architectural element that you are searching for can be found here somewhere. With new containers arriving every six to eight weeks, inventory selections are changing constantly, and the list of riches amongst them is infinite- limestone mantels from the South of France, marble and stone statuary, stacks of old doors, iron gates, planters, urns, baptismal fonts, one-of-a-kind garden pieces, and terracotta tile out of a château in the French countryside.

The most recent addition to Architectural Heritage is an expansion of the garden into a gated, outdoor collection of some of the finest European architectural antiques. The space was designed with the intention of showing, in its purest form, how architectural elements can be seamlessly incorporated into a working garden. Stroll through the crushed stone covered walkways, noticing how a stone trough and a 19th century French water pump can make the most unique fountain, or how an 18th century wall fountain with Lady Bank Roses makes the most serene setting.

Architectural Heritage has recently added an authentic English line of hardware and an outdoor teak furniture collection to their present listings. In addition to the outdoor collection, Architectural Heritage continues to be an exclusive distributor for New Orleans based Bevolo Gas & Electrical Lights.