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Restaurant Spotlight, Cabin Coffee Co
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Breakfast: Sandwiches, Pastries, Cinnamon Rolls & Bagels Lunch: Soup, Salad & Sandwiches Drinks: Coffee, Mocha, Latte, Cappuccino, Frappe & Fruit Smoothies 44A Town Square Blairsville, GA 30512 706. 745. 0073
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Cabin Coffee Co., Blairsville, GA
289 Highland Crossing East Ellijay, GA 30540 In Front of Lowe’s
Welcome to Cabin Coffee where their mission is to create a warm and inviting environment, while serving quality products. The folks at Cabin Coffee embrace their “Just Be Happy and Have Fun” tagline, and want you to feel like you’ve been welcomed into their home to relax with your favorite beverage and a tasty treat. Serving fresh roasted coffee and specialty drinks, you can enjoy your favorite morning cup on the couch by the fireplace or grab your latte for the road. They source premium Arabica coffee beans from various countries and roast them on site, ensuring maximum freshness and variety to meet your tastes. This local favorite also serves breakfast, lunch, and anytime snack items, in addition to hot and cold specialty drinks. One item unique to Cabin Coffee is their white coffee, which is prepared espresso style and included in several specialty drinks, such as the very popular Tumbleweed which pairs a white coffee latte with caramel, whipped cream and salted caramel on top.
Cabin Coffee of Blairsville was opened in 2014 by Wayne and Judy Jolley, who had a vision for creating a place for community on picturesque Blairsville’s downtown square. Since that time, they have grown the café to be a central meeting place for the community and visitors alike.
Located on the Square in Historic Downtown Blairsville, Cabin Coffee is open Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. They can accommodate special dietary needs with alternative milk and glutenfree selections. If you have a large group, call ahead and see if the Meeting Room is available. And…. Just Be Happy and
Have Fun at Cabin Coffee! ACLM
COL. POOLE’S
Georgia Bar-B-Q
PO Box 727 East Ellijay, GA 30539 706. 635. 4100
Oscar and Edna Poole Darvin Poole www.poolesbarbq.com
Fresh Roasted Coffee Everyday in a Warm Inviting Environment.
Beverages – Brewed Coffee, Latte, Mocha, Cappuccino, Frappes, Fruit Smoothies, Premium Teas Breakfast – Breakfast Sandwiches, Pastries, Bagels, and their famous Cinnamon Rolls Lunch – Sandwiches, Soup and Salads
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Visit Cabin Coffee Co. 44A Town Square Blairsville, GA 30512 706-745-0073 • Free Wi-Fi • Cabincoffeecompany.com Open Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 4:30 pm Saturday 7:00 am to 4:30 pm
IIn recent years, ASID (The American Society of Interior Designers) along with many other lifestyle and design research organizations have spent endless hours and dollars researching the impact of “good design” in relation to the human condition in interior spaces. Research has focused on both residential and commercial spaces. Research of commercial spaces has revealed that employers have been able to retain employees, reduce sick days and improve employee morale and well being by changing or improving certain design features in their offices.
These features include lighting, acoustics, design of private and public spaces and the comfort and ergonomic design of furnishings. In residential spaces, good design relates to specific design features incorporated in homes that support the analysis of the people living in the spaces. These design features may relate to requirements from the homeowner’s age, abilities, hobbies and overall lifestyle.
So many elements need to be considered when designing a space for someone to live in.
Today more than ever before, our homes need to be designed with attention to each persons or family’s specific lifestyle and needs. No two individuals or families are the same. Nor should their homes be the same. Each of us require different
“creature comforts” to support our needs. Our creature comforts are what help us function better in our homes and lead to a positive or happy experience. Creature comforts can relate to any activity: sleeping, cooking, entertaining, working, doing our hobbies, etc. A happy home is a
“well-designed” home that supports all aspects of the homeowner’s life.
What defines “good” design in your home?
Good design is not measured by aesthetics.
Aesthetics are secondary to function. How do you measure good function? Considering kitchen and bath designs; does your kitchen have a lot of lower cabinets with doors? Those are the ones where you have to get down on your knees to see what is in them and then crawl in to retrieve what you need. Then after you get what you need you are challenged to get up off the floor? For most, this is a bad design because of physical limitations. Kitchens designed for those with physical limitations, specifically the older generation have an abundance of lower cabinet drawers or pull outs and no open cabinets with shelves. Certified Kitchen and bath designers will ask enough questions and design your cabinets to fit your physical and functional needs. Another example relates to lighting: Do you have a hard time finding a good place to read with enough light to see? Again as we get older, we require more light to see. If you have to drag a lamp with a very bright bulb to your reading spot, typically leaving extension cords across the floor, then this is bad design. Having the proper lighting level for specific tasks requires thought, planning and proper placement and selection of lighting fixtures.
Strict building codes in the United States were established to set standards for stair dimensions and handrails to prevent trips and falls and promote general life safety. There are many other areas of home design to be considered to support all sorts of human limitations and needs that are not code related. The CDC has researched injuries in the home and most occur in bathrooms. Make sure your bathroom is designed with safety as a primary focus so accidents are minimized. Working with a certified designer who is trained to help you analyze your lifestyle and your needs then custom design your home is an investment well worth the time and effort to make sure your home supports a happy and healthy experience and environment for you. Good design is worth the investment. ACLM
Why Good desiGn is Good for you
Style & Design Editor Cindy Trimble on Good Design, an Investment for Happy and Healthy Living
Good kitchen design includes pull out drawers under the counters rather than cabinets. Bathrooms are where most in home accidents occur. Good design should include safety precautions.
Cindy Trimble, ASID is owner of StudioTrimble, Inc. based in Blue Ridge. She is NCIDQ certified and a Georgia Registered Interior Designer.
Cindy Trimble,StudioTrimble, Inc. 706-946-2030 www.studiotrimble.com
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