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CONTENTS OCTOBER 2015 // ISSUE NO.324

Home 66

The High Life

Lauren DeLoach designs

a high-rise residence that reﬂects its Southern setting and sky-high style.

Top Style Kathie Chrisicos fashions a contemporary pied-à-terre for a couple seeking streamlined sophistication.

Cultivated Composition A sophisticated but subdued interior by Joel Kelly allows his client’s art collection to shine.

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Style News October’s essential design events, fresh releases and noteworthy styles.

High-Rise, High Impact Sky-high style doesn’t have to sacriﬁce time-tested tastes, and these swoon-worthy residences prove why.

designers pay homage to architect/developer John C. Portman Jr. with inspired vignettes.

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Real Estate Property Report Calendar Cultural happenings around Atlanta Naomi On the appeal of sky-high living. Dish Dispatches from the local culinary scene Etc. Quintessentially Atlanta … with Marcia Editor’s Letter Resources + Ad Index Cover photographed by Emily Followill

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EDITOR’S LETTER

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AS A CHILD GROWING UP IN small-town St. Louis, Eero Saarinen’s Gateway Arch was one of the few area landmarks that afforded me the opportunity to peruse the city from a thrilling bird’s eye view. (Of course, it was not until I spent a couple of years among the bustle of Boston that I began to appreciate, if not long for, the Midwest’s blissfully wide-open horizontal spaces.) Fast-forward to 2015, and I feel fortunate to count myself so intimately familiar with Atlanta’s freshly anointed residences in the sky. For this issue alone, our photography crews had the distinct pleasure of spending their days more than 40 stories above Peachtree to capture what appears to be a dazzling new direction for local design. That Atlanta has become a city in which clients commission design schematics from another continent (page 66), and where pied-à-terres are counted as the norm rather than the exception (page 78) at our most luxurious developments speaks to this changing of the guard. And though the Atlanta skyline may change on what seems like a monthly basis, there’s one thing that’s proved a near constant in the 10 years I’ve lived here: Our design community is fiercely talented, exceptionally gracious and wildly creative. Indulge with us in the Elizabeth Ralls “new” look of modern—and, Editor in Chief @elizabeth_ralls | twitter while you’re at it, enjoy @eliz_ralls | instagram the view!

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STYLE IDEAS // DISCOVERIES // DEBUTS

Painterly Pattern

JIM THOMPSON’s vibrant collaboration with Atlanta mixed-media artist Brian Carter, STUDIO B, debuts

this fall. Expect abstract interpretations of historic architectural motifs—such as laurel leaf, fretwork and Greek key—rendered in a loose, handpainted style (all nine graphic patterns are hand-brushed, -drawn or -stamped), and reimagined with playful names like Too Too Tango and Greek to Me. jimthompsonfabrics.com

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Through October 1, 2015 Don’t miss this fall’s DISCOVER ADAC design series, where industry professionals and design-lovers alike will soak up insider knowledge from the likes of MILES REDD, NICKY HASLAM, KERRY JOYCE, HUTTON WILKINSON and NATE BERKUS, as well as preview hot new collections such as Jim Thompson’s studio B. Keynote presentations will include lively conversation at the hands of Architectural Digest’s MARGARET RUSSELL and Domino’s ROBERT LELEUX. Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ Elizabeth Ralls will moderate a

will include New York designer Lindsey Coral Harper, Nashville designer Chad James, and Atlanta designers Margaret Kirkland and Mallory Mathison. Through October 1. Events

are complimentary and open to the public, but registration is required; visit adacatlanta.com/discover-adac

October 10, 2015 Get insider antiquing tips from Tyler Lynch on Saturday, October 10, for THRIFT WITH TYLER GOES NORTH, an interactive fundraiser during which Lynch will share his tricks on scoring the best antique ﬁnds in any setting. The full-day event will kick off the Westside at STEVE MCKENZIE’S, where participants will enjoy light refreshments and raffles while browsing the store’s fall arrivals. Afterward, guests will head 50 miles north of Atlanta via a luxury tour bus as Lynch provides an exclusive tour of his favorite thrifting and antiquing spots. Each participant will receive a boxed lunch, signature cocktail and swag bag, and a portion of the proceeds raised from ticket sales, and 100 percent of raffle proceeds, will beneﬁt THE GEORGIA TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION. facebook.com/thriftingwithtyler

October 17, 2015 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, sister publication New England Home, Esteem Media and High Point Market Authority present “Design and Sense of Place: How do Geography and Aesthetic Relate?” at Fall Market on Saturday, October 17. Participating panelists include Atlanta designer SUSAN FERRIER, Chicago-based MEGAN WINTERS, Boston designer HEATHER WELLS and Washington D.C.’s MARY DOUGLAS DRYSDALE. Magazine editors Kyle Hoepner and Elizabeth Ralls will moderate the discussion, which will take place in the High Point Theatre at 9 a.m. Visit

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October 29, 2015 ALEX HITZ, CHARLOTTE MOSS, KEITH LANGHAM, CAROLYNE ROEHM, NEWELL TURNER and FRANCES SCHULTZ will be recognized in Atlanta on Thursday, October 29, by the Southeastern Horticultural Society (SHS) during its inaugural “Visionaries of Design Awards.” A luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club will honor these celebrated experts in design, gardens, lifestyle and entertaining, and will include a panel discussion, book signing and culinary creations designed by Alex Hitz. A tented gala awards dinner, to take place that evening in the pasture of a private Atlanta

from top left Carolyne Roehm and Charlotte Moss (top right) will be honored as “Visionaries of Design” by the Southeastern Horticultural Society; Nate Berkus is part of a keynote presentation at ADAC; Susan Ferrier of McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors will participate in a High Point Panel Discussion.

residence, will feature tabletops by notable Southeastern ﬂoral designers and fare by renowned chef Alex Hitz. For

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1 // A collaboration between Design Galleria Kitchen & Bath Studio and Clay Snider, this exquisite master bath features ingenious design details at every turn.

2 // Beth Webb dials up the drama in this pied-Ă -terre in which statement-making pieces rival the home's sky-high views.

3 // In this Ritz Carlton Residences living room by Robert Brown, jewel tones render the space rich and inviting.

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STYLE REPORT

With demand for Atlanta’s high-rise residences reaching fever pitch, we explore 14 dazzling spaces redefining the direction of local design.

THE MARKET FOR LUXURY condominiums in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood has quite literally soared to great heights. Inventory for residences rising high above storied streets like Peachtree and West Paces Ferry is evaporating before our eyes, thanks to a combination of fivestar amenities, architecturally brilliant build-outs and marketing savvy that includes hiring local interior design stars to outfit units with luxuriously appointed interiors. The lock-and-leave, walkable lifestyle afforded by Atlanta’s more recent in-town developments, whether it’s residences atop hotels such as the Mandarin Oriental and the St. Regis, or mixed-use developments like the Sovereign, is indeed a relatively recent phenomenon—but it’s also one that’s taken off at the speed of light. Here, our editors take a closer look at the residences—each of which have been featured on the pages of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles—that are not only redefining our fair city’s sense of style, but also ushering in an exciting new chapter for cutting-edge design. And, we endeavor to determine which elements are responsible

WRITTEN BY Elizabeth

Ralls

for skyrocketing these particular interior spaces head and shoulders above the rest.

>> DOUBLE THE DRAMA. WHAT’S BETTER THAN A ROOM WITH A VIEW? AN EQUALLY REMARKABLE SPACE FROM WHICH TO TAKE IT ALL IN. Whether it’s from the comfort of a bub-

bling soaking tub [8] or from behind a showstopping desk [2], create “wow” moments that are as striking as they are personal. Also of key importance: ruthless editing. Clear the clutter to keep the interior space as sculptural as its bird’s eye views.

>> CONTEMPORARY DESIGN NEED NOT SACRIFICE WARMTH OR COMFORT. EVEN THE SMALLEST SPACES CAN PACK IN THE PUNCH, WITH SHOWSTOPPING ART OR STRIKING TEXTURE. Homeowners looking to downsize,

both in square footage and responsibilities, are more likely to embrace contemporary design when it comes to decorating their high-rises. That doesn’t have to equate to a cold aesthetic, however. Keep the direction of your design 25

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4 // Barbara Westbrook created a collected feel in the living room of this Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta, residence with showstopping art, plenty of seating and room to breathe.

5 // A reﬂecting pond by Atlanta Water Gardens completes the design of the outdoor terrace of this penthouse, whose outdoor space was given just as much thought as the interiors.

6 // Pattern and texture

time-tested with a splashy work of art presiding over the mantle [4], or a large-scale sculpture that can hold court over one end of the residence [2]. Silver-leafed grasscloths in the entryway and stone surfaces employed in unexpected ways [1] also add to the glam quotient.

striking guest bedroom inside the Sovereign de-

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7 // Maximizing storage in a high rise can be a challenge. Pieces owner Lee Kleinhelter created the infant’s equivalent of a gallery wall with precious children’s books, accessories and clothing.

8 // A master bath by Capella Kincheloe brings the outdoors in with

>> KEEP IT SUBSTANTIVE. CLEAN, MODERN SPACES COMMAND ATTENTION AND MAINTAIN

>> PUSH THE BOUNDARIES; YOU MIGHT JUST CREATE YOUR OWN SET OF RULES IN THE PROCESS. ESTABLISHING AN ECLECTIC

reign supreme in this

but comfortable perch from which to enjoy the drama of sweeping vistas [11]; or, add layers of your very favorite things to create the city dweller’s ultimate personal escape [12].

interesting stone applications (think a fireplace designed with book-matched Calacatta marble) to plumbing fixtures and cutting-edge technological advances, are practically standard with newly developed high-rise residences, so don’t be afraid to be daring with your design. Envelop the walls in jewel tones [3] (or in ink-black, for that matter [10]) to create a cocooning effect. Add graphic appeal with layers of textures [6], from the upholstery fabrics and textiles down to the carpeting. Walls of windows have the ability to make design details feel more transparent, so make every decision count [13].

natural textures, a stump

DEPTH. Curate each piece within the space as

if it were a gallery so that each piece achieves maximum impact. Employ the same color palette throughout the space to provide for unobstructed views [9]. Taking a pared-down approach helps create a more spacious feeling in a place with limited square footage.

>> RETHINK SPACE ALLOCATION. WITH STORAGE SPACE AT A PREMIUM, MAKE EVERY WALL COUNT. Think outside the box. Allow open

shelving, for example, to become a gallery wall in its own right [7]. Design elements that appear to float, like a suspended bed or bedside table, contribute to the illusion of more space. [6]

>> DON’T NEGLECT OUTDOOR SPACES. JUST BECAUSE LAWN MAINTENANCE IS NO LONGER AN ISSUE DOESN'T MEAN YOUR OUTDOOR

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>> PLAY UP ARCHITECTURAL ANGLES.

TERRACE, COURTYARD OR BALCONY MUST PLAY

pendant.

SHAPELY BUILDINGS LIKE ROBERT A. M. STERN’S

SECOND FIDDLE. This is your connection to the

OCTAGONAL MANDARIN ORIENTAL AND SMALL-

great outdoors; use it wisely. Whether it’s as elaborate as a reflective pond [5] or as subdued as a durable chaise lounge, make certain this is one area that makes you (and your guests) comfortable at such great heights [14].

9 // At the St. Regis

WOOD, REYNOLDS, STEWART, STEWART & ASSOCI-

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ATES’ SPHERICAL SOVEREIGN HAVE CREATED

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INTERIOR SPACES WITH JUTS, ARCS AND TURNS.

not only retain its grand

Allow interesting twists and turns to be hallmarks of your new space; hire a trained designer to help soften sharp angles or architectural details like inset ceilings. Create a fashionable

scale—but also to feel comfortable enough to entertain.

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10 // In this multifunctional space by Amy Morris, a porter’s chair, hammered ironand-glass shelves and a ﬂoating Plexiglass desk create a unique sense of ﬂuidity against ink-black walls.

11 // This spacious master suite serves a variety of purposes: repose, conversation and work for its former residents, Kevin and Lee Kleinhelter.

12 // Robert Brown's tailored tastes and sartorial style are rivaled only by enviable Atlanta views.

13 // This penthouse lives large thanks to the vista created by aligning doorways along one wall.

14 // Towering obelisks, a convex mirror and velvet settee provide softness and structure to this outdoor living room.

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ALL DRESSED IN WHITE

Using John C. Portman Jr.’s signature paint color, “Portman White,” as their muse, seven area designers paid homage to the esteemed Atlanta architect and developer at AmericasMart’s July market with inspired vignettes. The hue—white, plus two dashes of red—is now available at Claire Ruhlin David Christensen Sherwin-Williams stores by request. WRITTEN BY

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Striking Simplicity Keeping Portman’s understated style in mind, STAN TOPOL elected to take the minimalist route, highlighting both the versatility of Portman’s trademark paint color as well as the striking simplicity of his architectural designs. Thanks to Christopher Guy wall mirrors lining the back wall, a glittering Baccarat crystal vase and a charcoal table from Veronica Flam, the vignette is as head-turning as it is dramatic.

A Study in Style Playing off Portman’s sweeping career, Kristin Alber for RESTYLESOURCE cultivated a functional yet creative designer workspace, outﬁtted in a striking combination of white and blue. A bold accent wall pops against a crisp, white bookcase from Moe’s Home Collection and chairs from LEE Industries. Eyecatching Zoe Bios artwork from Emporium Home and an “inspiration wall” of layered prints add additional bursts of color.

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Color Contrast Ever the connoisseur of deftly executed ﬂair (he considers hot pink and violet neutrals, after all), BRIAN PATRICK FLYNN held nothing back in his vibrant arrangement, layering the white backdrop with a selection of statement-making fabrics and accessories in complimentary textures, shapes and colors. Pulling these elements together is a playful painting from Leftbank Art Co., whose pops of red, blue and teal are carried throughout the scene.

Royal Splendor When seeking inspiration for his vignette, KERRY HOWARD looked to a source that also inspired Portman: the Alhambra, an intricately designed palace in Granada, Spain. To that end, Howard honed in on a palette of green and gold, adding opulent details such as horseshoe arches, a gold-ﬁnished convex mirror, textured moss (a nod to the Alhambra’s luxurious gardens) and whimsical taboret poufs. An ornate chandelier from Currey & Company completed the designer’s signature aesthetic.

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Bold Minimalism Inspired by an architect’s work table, NIKI PAPADOPOULOS of Mark Williams Design Associates focused on geometric shapes and saturated colors, adding drama with 1980s-inspired pieces such as CFC’s curvaceous, inky Bertha chair and a goldleaf table from World’s Away. To offer subtle texture without adding too much color or detracting from the painting by Kelly O’Neal, Papadopoulos lined the walls with architectural plans.

Depth of Field MICHELLE WORKMAN began with the idea of a dining vignette, incorporating a contrasting palette of white, red and blue to create an enveloping effect and play off the warmth of Portman’s signature hue. Using a tablescape from Mottahedeh as the base for her design, Workman layered in a Chinoiserie Fromental wallpaper and patterned tablecloth, adding textured accessories such as Dogwood branches from Gold Eagle and accessories from Regina Andrew.

Carte Blanche When scheming his fanciful Portman White homage, designer MICHEL BOYD pounced upon the opportunity to pack the 10-foot-by-10foot space with Bergdorf-like theatrics. To avoid skewing overly monochromatic, Boyd employed layer upon layer of textures, including vintage doors from Aidan Gray, white coconut shells from Palacek and Mongolian fur throws from Codarus.

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Getting on Hollywood’s Radar ATLANTA’S BOOMING FILM INDUSTRY also presents

IF CHOSEN, WHAT COULD HAPPEN IN A HOME? In

opportunities for homeowners; you can list your property

a TV show or movie, a location reﬂects a character’s

as a ﬁlm location through the Georgia Film and TV Pro-

personality and helps develop their character. That’s

duction website (georgia.org/industries/entertainment) or

not necessarily something they have to ﬁnd “as is” in

by hiring location services such as Los Angeles–based

the house. The production designer will decorate it for

Meyler & Company, which represents the landmark Can-

that production. They can clear out a whole house. They

dler Building downtown and the home used for Million

might ask to paint walls. They’ll put up their own décor.

Dollar Arm. Here, Stephanie Howard, an Atlanta location

ARE PRODUCTIONS LOOKING FOR SOUTHERN

scout and photographer with Meyler & Company gives

ARCHITECTURE? There’s a huge amount of ﬁlming

us advice on making your home ﬁlm-friendly.

going on here, but the story doesn’t always take place in

WITH AN ASTOUNDING 15,000 square

WHAT ARE YOUR BEST PHOTO TIPS? Give a realistic

Atlanta. It doesn’t have to look traditionally Southern.

feet, Millwood Manor could serve as

representation of what the house looks like during the

DOES BEING IN A WELL-KNOWN AREA MATTER? No.

the backdrop for a historic production.

day. Some photos can be retouched or distort the way

If it’s a particularly busy part of town or a busy street,

Harrison Design and Sheehan Built

the rooms look and make them look bigger. It’s impor-

street closures can be an issue. Having it a little off the

Homes have paired up once again for

tant for the production people to know how rooms ﬂow.

beaten path can actually be an asset.

this year’s Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles

2015 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE

showhouse, located at 1150 W. Garmon Road NW. The house will open for tours November 20. Architect Bill Harrison took cues

EARLIER THIS YEAR, Ben Hirsh of Hirsh Real Estate listed what he believes is Atlanta’s oldest home, sited on West Wesley Road in Buckhead. The Greek Revival– style home dates to the 1830s and listed for $1 million. “I can’t even think of another home built in the 1800s that’s been on the market recently [in Buckhead],” he says. Originally sited in Resaca, Georgia, the home served as a Confederate headquarters and then as a hospital during the Battle of Resaca, moving to Atlanta in 1959, according to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article. The home was renovated and expanded in the mid-1980s by architect Norman Davenport Askins, and maintains original features such as the ﬁreplace and mantel, heart pine ﬂoors, front columns, trim and moldings. “I think people care more about history now than they used to,” Hirsh says. “People want, as well, a comfortable home. People don’t want to live in a museum.”

which dates to 1837 and features hallmarks such as stone exteriors, crowstepped gables and irregular outlines. Similarly, the showhouse exterior showcases an aged limestone façade and a slate roof. Inside, the six-bedroom residence includes an owner’s suite with an office, family sleeping quarters and guest areas with their own staircases. Abundant windows bring in natural light and front and rear property views. “It’s got a lot of highdesign architectural elements, but it’s well proportioned,” Harrison says.

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FALL BRINGS FRESH FESTIVALS AND EXHIBITIONS TO THE ARTS SCENE, WHILE THE DESIGN COMMUNITY SHINES WITH AN EXCITING DESIGN SERIES AND HOME TOURS. WRITTEN BY Lindsey

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presentations, showroom receptions, new product previews, panel discussions and book signings, including a keynote by designer Nicky Haslam; it will be followed by a signing of his newest book, Nicky Haslam: A Designer’s Life. Free to the public; registration

clockwise from top Poetic Encounters at Pryor Fine Art; Atlanta Arts Festival; Discover ADAC; Bending the Arc by Jennifer Wen Ma for Flux Night 2015.

required. Through 10/1. adacatlanta.com/ discover-adac Explore homes that emphasize sustainability and showcase restoration at the 43rd annual DUNWOODY HOME

TOUR, presented by the Dunwoody Woman’s Club. The all-day event features five neighborhood homes of varying styles, including Georgian Colonial Revival, English manor, traditional, contemporary and modified Craftsman. In addition to the tour, guests are invited Poetic Encounters, an exhibit for

to participate in a raffle for an artisan

Canadian husband-and-wife duo France

wooden bowl created by local artist

Jodoin and Kevin Sonmor, debuts at

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Luther King Jr.’s dream, features eight

such as ceramics, sculpture, painting,

mixed-media artist Vivian Jendzio for

historical and transitional movement.

temporary art installations created by

jewelry, leather, metal, photography and

a solo show kicking off on October 8.

Sonmor’s are inspired by unrelated pe-

national, international and local artists.

glassblowing. Free to the public, the

Widely known across the Southeast

riods of time—spatial works influenced

Curator Nato Thompson of Creative

festival also includes live entertainment,

and Midwest, Jendzio’s works combine

by cubism, abstract expressionism and

Time selected Old Fourth Ward as the

artist demonstrations, festival fare, an Art

drawing and painting, reflecting energy

the Renaissance, among other genres.

event site because of its history as

of Cooking stage and more. 10/24–10/25.

and movement and creating a vibrant

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industry tastemakers and mingle with

physical education brings a kinetic

site-specific visual and performance art

returns to Piedmont Park for its ninth

design elite from Atlanta and beyond

approach to her work, and the artist

presented by Atlanta-based public art

year. The two-day juried fine arts festival

at ADAC’s annual DISCOVER ADAC

has won numerous awards across the

organization Flux Projects. The exhibit,

features the works of more than 200

series. The four-day, design-centric

U.S. for her large-scale pieces. Through

which takes inspiration from Dr. Martin

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event features keynote speakers and

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THE MELODY BY KEVIN SONMOR; SEA TURTLE JAR BY ROBIN RODGERS

LAGERQUIST GALLERY welcomes

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Naomi Von Habersham SINCE THE EARLY DAYS OF THE 20TH CENTURY, residential high-rises have been synonymous with sophisticated city living. Just think of those 1920s- and 1930s-era movies in which the lead character, typically a small-town native, moves to the big city seeking his or her fortune. Through pluck and ingenuity, the character makes a bundle, acquires a chic wardrobe and moves into a glamorous apartment in— where else?—a glittering high-rise. The apartments in these movies were typically decorated in a theatrical way, one best described as a mash-up of Art Deco and Hollywood Regency, with a whole lot of panache thrown in for good measure. Today’s high-rise living may look a lot less theatrical, but it’s no less glamorous. Take, for example, the views. What’s more dazzling than a nighttime panorama of downtown Atlanta, with its skyscrapers twinkling against the dark sky? Or how about a Fourth of July fireworks display that can be enjoyed from the comfort of your aerie perch? And talk about convenience; when you live in a high-rise, you need never worry about taking your Herby Curby to the street on trash collection day. In most buildings, you simply throw your trash bag down a chute. How easy is that? Long gone are the days when a building’s exterior dictated its interior decor. Today’s high-rise homes are decorated in a multitude of styles, from cutting-edge contemporary to time-tested traditional. I admit that modernism remains the preferred style for many high-rise dwellers, but traditional decor shouldn’t be excluded from a modernist building. Why, I’ve seen beautiful English paneled libraries in Brutalist-style buildings and Louis XIV–style furniture, dripping in ormolu, in sleek, minimalist towers. Of course, there are some styles that aren’t entirely conducive to skyscraper living, especially those better suited to the country. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t add a piece or two of provincial furniture to your home. The rules pertaining to high-rise etiquette, on the other hand, are numerous!

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Old-world style and jewel-toned hues lend Anne Quatrano’s Little Bacch a feeling of intimacy.

James Beard Award semiﬁnalist Hector Santiago brings EL SUPER PAN LATINO SANDWICHES & BAR—previously a pop-up concept in his former restaurant, Pura Vida— to Ponce City Market’s Central Food Hall this fall. The market-driven menu offers a fresh take on classic Latino sandwiches, baked goods and side dishes, available dine-in or to-go. A cocktail program will serve Latin American libations such as Rum Posco and Mezcal, as well as beer and wine. elsuperpan.com Justin Anthony, the restaurateur behind 10 Degrees South and Yebo, introduces South African ﬂavors to Morningside with contemporary steak-and-seafood kitchen CAPE

DUTCH. The global menu, helmed by Executive Chef Philippe Haddad, features grilled steaks and fresh seafood prepared in the traditional South African braai style. The eatery also offers South African wines, and a cocktail program led by beverage consultant Lara Creasy.

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THE ACCLAIMED CHEF AND RESTAURATEUR BEHIND BACCHANALIA, FLOATAWAY CAFÉ AND STAR PROVISIONS PAIRS INTIMATE AMBIENCE WITH ELEGANT CUISINE AT HER NEW DINING ROOM CONCEPT, LITTLE BACCH. WRITTEN BY Claire Ruhlin

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HOW ARE BACCHANALIA AND LITTLE

no pretense—from the thoughtful menu

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BACCH DIFFERENT? The obvious

selection to the surroundings.

THAT EVOLVE THIS FALL? We will

GOOD HABIT BOX, whose sub-

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scription service offers Variety Boxes

and feel. We wanted Little Bacch to feel

OLD-WORLD ALLURE? I believe there

interesting ingredients, grow what we

more intimate—like a jewel or a timeless

is a need for classic technique–driven

can and work on perfecting our service.

secret. The relationship will be symbi-

food. We wanted to add an à la carte

Also this fall, we’re getting very excited

directly to customers’ doors. Both

otic. All our businesses feed off of each

option for our guests that would both

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other; it’s teamwork.

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PLAY INTO LITTLE BACCH’S IDEN-

selection. Like my father likes to say,

CAMP? A modern, urban fish shack

TITY? We added new lighting, bold

“Transport to a simpler time.”

serving fresh seafood that’s reasonably

available for individual purchase

color and soft banquettes. We were

LITTLE BACCH’S MENU CONSISTS OF

priced and respectfully prepared.

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COMMUNAL GATHERING SPACES, ARTISANAL GROCERIES AND SOME OF ATLANTA’S FINEST CULINARY TALENTS HAVE CREATED A BONA-FIDE DINING DESTINATION AT KROG STREET MARKET—WITH MORE STILL TO COME. WRITTEN BY Claire

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“IF I DIDN’T OPEN UP SOMETHING AT KROG STREET MARKET, I’D BE HERE ALL THE TIME ANYWAY,” says Todd Ginsberg, executive chef and partner at The General Muir, as well as two Krog Street Market food stalls: burger and sandwich counter FRED’S MEAT & BREAD and Middle Eastern eatery YALLA. His is a sentiment shared by

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Krog Street Market tenants and

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visitors alike, and it’s apparent why: The mixed-use development Inman Park development offers access to an amalgam of dining, drinking and retail options compiled in a foodhall format that includes spacious community tables, outdoor patios and BeltLine access. “It’s amazing how the community has rallied and totally adopted this style of eating and entertainment,” Ginsberg says. Fred’s and Yalla, for instance, offer two polarized styles of cuisine—hearty cheesesteaks (recently hailed by Bon Appétit as one of the country’s best) and burgers at the former and fresh chicken shawarma and falafel at the latter. This diversity, though, is the appeal of the former Stove Works building’s market-style concept: crowd-pleasing options, with vendors complementing rather than competing with one another. “We’re an accessory to great chefs and food,” says Kraig Torres, founder of Krog Street Market’s bar and retail concept HOP CITY CRAFT BEER & WINE, where guests can shop for drinks to bring

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home or grab a libation to sip inhouse. Hop City also participates in regular Krog Street Market events, tastings and food-and-drink pairings with neighboring tenants. And the bazaar-style concept allows diners to sip craft beer,

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ing provisions at the surrounding vendors—including specialty meats at THE SPOTTED TROTTER; locally grown blooms at FRENCH MARKET FLOWERS; handmade pastries at THE LITTLE TART BAKE SHOP; or single-origin chocolate at XOCOLATL SMALL BATCH CHOCOLATE. Those in the mood for a more formal sit-down dinner have the option to tuck into nachos on the patio of Ford Fry’s “Mex-Tex” spot SUPERICA, sample FrenchAmerican cuisine at Eli Kirshtein’s THE LUMINARY or enjoy elevated

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charcuterie plates at Kevin Ouzts’ THE COCKENTRICE—three of the market’s full-restaurant concepts. “It brings the community together to have a spot to come for a meal or just to get things you need, whether it’s ﬂowers for a sick friend or all your dinner party ﬁxings,” says French Market Flowers owner Cindy Tarrant, whose regular customers often stop by on their way to dinner just to say hello. “It’s like in Europe, where people stroll for their evening activity,” notes one of Ginsberg’s business partners, Jennifer Johnson. “I think we’ve all always valued creating restaurants about experiences—not just about the food but about the environment.” krogstreetmarket.com

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This is Atlanta’s premier fundraising event. Georgia Aquarium is a 501(c)(3) not-for-proﬁt organization. Proceeds beneﬁt Georgia Aquarium’s sea otter conservation efforts.

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PROCEEDS

Welcome to our 10th annual Aqua Vino, Georgia Aquarium’s premier food and wine fundraising event! The entire Aquarium is yours to explore this evening, and we encourage you to take in as much of this wonderful world of sea life as possible. All proceeds from Aqua Vino 2015 support Georgia Aquarium’s sea otter research and conservation efforts. Through Georgia Aquarium's programs, we are able to rescue stranded sea otter pups, care for them and raise them alongside other Southern sea otters in our care. These efforts help to create future ambassadors in each and every guest we host at Georgia Aquarium for this important and endangered species. Our goals can only be achieved through education, advocacy and the continuing research efforts of Georgia Aquarium and our partners, as well as through funds raised from generous supporters like you. With your support, our dedication to global conservation, research and enhancing the quality of life in our communities on land and sea is stronger than ever. Our foundation of remarkable members and leadership is the key.

Proceeds beneﬁt sea otter research and conservation efforts at Georgia Aquarium

We send a special thank you to all of our 2015 sponsors, patrons, restaurants, wineries, and our team members. Your efforts and commitment make this event successful year after year. With Grateful Appreciation,

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Georgia Aquarium

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EVENING ACTIVITIES 6 p.m. VIP Tasting begins 7 p.m. Grand Tasting begins 8 p.m. Dessert Tasting opens in Oceans Ballroom 8:30 p.m. Cayman Islands Vacation Drawing (all guests eligible; must be present to win) in Atrium Live Auction in the Atrium 9 p.m. Silent Auction closes

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MEET OUR SOUTHERN SEA OTTERS

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Brighton, Bixby and Cruz As guests pass through our galleries, they have the opportunity to view educational exhibits telling the story of threatened and endangered species that have found a home at Georgia Aquarium. Popular examples of these efforts are Brighton, Bixby and Cruz—residents in the southern sea otter habitat in the Georgia-Pacific Cold Water Quest gallery. Threats in the wild such as oil spills, entanglement in fishing nets, and predation from great white sharks have resulted in southern sea otters being listed as “endangered” on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List and “threatened” under the U.S. Endangered Species Act. Only 25 percent of pups survive their first year in the wild. When separated from their mothers, the odds of survival drastically decrease. Brighton was 12 weeks old when she was found in 2010. Veterinary staff suspected she had been infected with parasites from eating infected sand crabs and was most likely orphaned or prematurely weaned from her mother. Both Bixby, a four-week-old female, and Cruz, a two-week-old male, were left stranded after their mothers suffered fatal shark attacks. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service deemed them non-releasable and began the search for an accredited zoological facility to provide their continued care. Today, all three sea otters can be found swimming with the Aquarium’s other two sea otters, Oz and Gracie, in the Cold Water Quest gallery. Displays and staff at the exhibit help tell their story while guests can have their own first-hand, behind-the-scenes encounter with these charismatic animals in our Sea Otter Encounter program. All of these efforts continue to create future ambassadors for this important species. We hope by attending tonight’s event you will come to appreciate these wonderful species even more and get excited to help us in our research and conservation efforts.

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Alton Brown, 2015 Aqua Vino Celebrity Host

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2015 Aqua Vino

CELEBRITY HOST Although Alton Brown spent plenty of time in his mom’s kitchen growing up, his real interest in food sparked in college when he discovered that girls who said “no” to dates sometimes said “yes” if he offered to cook for them. His social life never ignited, but the food spark did, and after spending a decade behind the camera in the TV industry, he headed to culinary school in hopes of one day creating a new kind of cooking show. Good Eats, the show that Brown would go on to write, produce and host, ran for 13 years on Food Network before making the move to the Cooking Channel where it airs to this day. Combining food science, pop culture, skit humor, innovative cooking, and the occasional belching puppet, Good Eats has millions of fans and garnered a coveted Peabody Award for broadcast excellence in 2007. Brown has also served as the culinary commentator of Iron Chef America for 11 seasons, and hosted Next Iron Chef for ﬁve. Brown took home the James Beard Award for top food show host in 2011, which bookends nicely with the one his ﬁrst book nabbed in 2002. Speaking of books, he’s written seven—the last three of which made the New York Times Best Sellers List.

In 2012, he joined the cast of Food Network Star as a mentor and yes...one of his team members won. But wait, that’s not all. Brown performs live stage shows, demos, speeches, and lectures. Brown is a pilot, a motorcyclist, a SCUBA diver, and a champion tango dancer (one of these things is a lie). He’s fanatical about bow ties, which explains why he’s partnering with Hook & Albert on his own line. As of this printing, way over half a million innocent folks on Twitter consider him to be a close personal friend. At this moment, Brown is baking biscuits in Atlanta, GA while waiting for a call from the Nobel Committee. Georgia Aquarium is proud to welcome Alton Brown as our esteemed guest and celebrity host of Aqua Vino 2015!

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Aqua Vino at Georgia Aquarium is Atlantaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier food and wine fundraising event and the largest fundraising event for Georgia Aquarium. We are proud to be celebrating our 10th year, and we look forward to continuing to raise awareness and funds for Georgia Aquariumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s research and conservation initiatives. Join us as we celebrate with old friends and new, world-renowned winemakers and legendary Atlanta chefs!

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PREVENTATIVE CARE at Georgia Aquarium The best people in the industry working with the best resources make for an environment where animals in our care are thriving. They are playful, engaged, eating and having fun. They receive the best quality care reďŹ&#x201A;ecting the latest developments in animal management, nutrition, veterinary care, enrichment, training and research. Examples of southern sea otter preventative care at Georgia Aquarium include routine dental care and heart, lung and eye examinations. Sea otters have a diet consisting mostly of crabs, clams, sea urchins, mussels and scallops. This diet requires a sea otterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s teeth and mouth to do a lot of cracking and crushing of hard shells, which can result in damage to teeth. Routine, voluntary dental exams are performed by our animal care and veterinary staff. Our sea otters are conditioned to have their teeth brushed routinely, and our veterinary staff performs dental x-rays on each sea otter on an annual basis. Our otters also voluntarily allow the veterinary staff to listen to their heart and lungs, as well as examine their eyes. Heart disease is relatively common among older sea otters in the wild, as well as sea otters cared for at facilities like Georgia Aquarium. Routine auscultation of the heart and more advanced monitoring when the otters have their annual exams allows the team to diagnose problems early. Gracie and Oz are geriatric animals, so monitoring for possible heart issues is imperative. Non-invasive, routine exams are successfully performed in the sea otter habitat, because otters voluntarily participate as a direct result of the positive reinforcement they receive during routine sessions with veterinary staff. Our animal care team builds and encourages relationships of trust with otters that not only helps to facilitate medically-related behaviors, but that also challenge and stimulate the animals and allow us to take great care of them. The animals are trained to present different parts of their bodies to staff for examination, allowing the animal care staff to obtain measurements and diagnostic samples and remain calm for veterinary examinations. The preventive health and devoted care that southern sea otters receive is mirrored by every species and animal that we have at Georgia Aquarium.

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CAYMAN ISLANDS TRIP FOR TWO All Aqua Vino guests are eligible to enter to win an amazing trip for two to the beautiful Cayman Islands! With direct ﬂights from either of their U.S. gateways, Cayman Airways will bring you straight to your dream vacation on the Cayman Islands, where you'll be staying four nights in ﬁrst-class hotel accommodations. Also included are airport transfers and admission for two to an attraction of your choice. Every guest at Aqua Vino is eligible to enter to win this trip! Sign up at the Cayman Islands table near the Oceans Ballroom prior to the start of the Live Auction. You must be present to win at 8:30 p.m. at the start of the Live Auction in our beautiful Atrium.

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The blue and gray skies of Atlanta provided a starting point for the interiorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s color palette. The supersized windows are softened with fabric panels in semisheer wool by Larsen. Club chairs by ScalamandrĂŠ in Classic Cloth fabric. opposite Tall, elegant branches in the foyer reach up to the high ceilings.

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“I brought in some wood pieces to give this huge new space some feeling of history,” says interior designer Lauren DeLoach. “I also like to use a smaller rug over a large one to anchor the furniture for a more intimate look.” Lantern from McLain Wiesand, art by Anna Jaap through Pryor Fine Art. Sofa table by David Iatesta.

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The gallery marble ďŹ&#x201A;oor is inlaid on the diagonal to suggest a runner. A chest by Niermann Weeks, antique accessories and window treatments soften a tall window. Ceiling lantern from Urban Electric Co. opposite A curved sofa table by David Iatesta brings softness to the large living room. Designer Lauren DeLoach in her clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; living room at the Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta Residences.

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LIVING IN A LUXURY HOTEL MIGHT SEEM LIKE A DREAM

come true, but doing away with the genuine comforts of home—things like cherished antiques, favorite works of art and inherited accessories—would prove challenging for even the most seasoned world traveler. Enter Atlanta interior designer Lauren DeLoach, whose task was to transform a raw residence near the top of the Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta, into a place her well-heeled clients could call home—even for short periods of time. Although Atlanta is just one stop in her clients’ worldwide lifestyle, DeLoach wanted to make sure that when in residence, they could relax and entertain in gracious comfort befitting the home’s Southern location. “It was important for the rooms to feel collected and inviting, especially considering the large scale, extremely high ceilings and oversized windows,” says DeLoach. “The building itself is so contemporary that I needed to counter it with layers and doses of Southern flair.” To keep the sleek hotel feel at bay, DeLoach worked with architect Robert Tretsch of Harrison Design to add some classic architectural details, such as crown molding and pediments. Then she sprinkled antiques with wood finishes, textured fabrics, Southern art, warm rugs and softening window treatments throughout. “I had to include a lot of new furniture as well for the grander scale that you can’t always find in antiques,” she adds. DeLoach certainly took one aspect of high-rise living to heart. “I was absolutely inspired by the blue and gray shades of the Atlanta skyline seen throughout the rooms,” says DeLoach. “I took those soft colors and washed the rooms with them, adding in green tones to ground the spaces as well.” The rooms now feel like extensions of the views— nothing in the decor takes away from those “wow” moments. Working with clients on the other side of the world who were not available for frequent trips to ADAC and meetings to review every detail could have proved challenging. But DeLoach, who presented her primary design plan by Skype, says the couple put enormous trust in her and were extraordinarily easy to work with. “In the end, they saw my vision come together, but I really listened to and respected their desire for modern, not fussy rooms that combined feminine with more masculine elements,” says the designer. The result is a real home, one that the owners recognize as theirs alone, in lieu of a luxury hotel suite that could be anywhere in the world. When they wake up with jet lag, they’re surrounded by the comforts of home, with the hotel lifestyle still at the ready. Now that’s a dream come true. See Resources, back of book. 71

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right “The clients did not want a stuffy dining room and wanted all the chairs to be the same, so the feeling was of equality and comfort,” says DeLoach. “The large table needed an equally large chandelier to match the scale.” Table by Patagonia Legacy and chandelier by David Iatesta, both through Ainsworth-Noah. below In the sitting room, a striking piece of art by Jenny Nelson echoes the color of the sky. “As a former art consultant, I

truly believe that art completes a home and gives rooms unique personality,” says DeLoach. Sofa by Edward Ferrell, drapery fabric by Romo, ottoman from Joseph Konrad Antiques and rug by Davar. opposite A pair of playful lanterns tops the island of Calacatta Gold marble, while dark gray cabinets keep clutter out of sight, with glass display space on top. Lights from Urban Electric Co.; cabinet color is Homburg Gray by SherwinWilliams.

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A chaise provides the ideal spot for respite while overlooking the Atlanta skyline. Maps of Hong Kong from the homeownersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; collection provide visual interest. Custom chaise by Mack Southern Design. Side table by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams. opposite The master bedroom, dressed in soothing shades of gray, green and white, boasts clean lines thanks to a striking four-poster upholstered bed by David Iatesta and soft linens from Gramercy Fine Linens & Furnishings.

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“IT WAS IMPORTANT FOR THE ROOMS TO FEEL COLLECTED AND INVITING, CONSIDERING THE LARGE SCALE, HIGH CEILINGS AND OVERSIZED WINDOWS.” —LAUREN DELOACH

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above The study, anchored by an artfully ďŹ lled built-in bookcase, is topped with brass library lamps; a tiger mahogany desk is situated to take advantage of

Atlanta skyline views. Desk by Dessin Fournir, chair from Mathews Furniture + Design. Sofa by Lee Industries in Larsen fabric. opposite In a

formal living room niche, wood ďŹ nishes help balance masculine and feminine design elements. Chair by Jasper and chest from Joseph Konrad Antiques.

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TOP STYLE IN A SOARING BUCKHEAD HIGHRISE, DESIGNER KATHIE CHRISICOS FASHIONS A CONTEMPORARY PIED-A-TERRE FOR A COUPLE SEEKING STREAMLINED SOPHISTICATION.

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A sculptural table by Henry Roy serves as the dining roomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s centerpiece. A. Rudin dining chairs featuring a textured Robert Allen fabric complement the tableâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s clean lines. The prism chandelier by Schonbek Lighting was hung closer to the ceiling to showcase views of the Buckhead skyline. Tibetan rug, K. Powers & Company. Vases, Southern Design Source.

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The entryway is wrapped in a silk Phillip Jeffries wallcovering for a rich look. A goat hair bench from Paul +, plaster candleholders from Townhouse and a metal starburst mirror up the foyer’s glam quotient. The sleek ﬂoating console designed by Chrisicos features handcrafted decorative glass by Kolman Artisan Glass. opposite A bedside vignette in the master suite showcases Chrisicos’ affinity for mixing metals and ﬁnishes. Paperweight, Townhouse. Lamp, Allan Knight at Paul +.

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W WHEN HOMEOWNERS HIRE A DESIGNER, they open up their

lives—and dreams—to interpretation. It’s an intimate trust that Boston-based designer Kathie Chrisicos effectively delivers for her clients, including, most recently, a couple who selected a pied-àterre in Buckhead’s tony Sovereign building as their second home. “I’ve worked with them before on their former home in New England and their current condominium in New York City,” says Chrisicos. “We’ve formed a great bond, and they trust my judgment in creating a home that captures exactly what they’re seeking.” In New England, Chrisicos did justice to the couple’s previous Victorian-era residence, while in Manhattan, she schemed up a transitional-style setting for the couple’s home base. But for this 36th-floor Atlanta residence, the homeowners turned to their trusted designer for a wholly different fresh and contemporary look. And upon entry, it is apparent that Chrisicos conveyed just that. Oversized black doors open onto a petite foyer leading directly to the heart of the home: the dining room. Here, a sculptural stainless steel table base crafted by a Wisconsin artisan serves as the crown jewel among other dazzling accents, such as a cascading prism chandelier and a sleek bird’s-eye maple sideboard. “They’re wonderful entertainers, so the design of this space was given significant thought,” says Chrisicos. With guests’ comfort top of mind, the designer suggested raising the dining chairs’ height. This custom

touch allows guests to rise or sit with ease, and the higher chair backs now match the scale of the grand table. Customization was also key in the adjoining living room. Here Chrisicos modified the proportions of the clean-lined sofas and twin coffee tables so that guests could move comfortably in the tight space. “Space planning was critical in this home, especially given all its unique curves,” says the designer. The Sovereign tower breaks from traditional square or rectangular building geometries with its distinctive curvy composition in which arced walls add intrigue to each residence’s floor plan. What some may have flagged as a challenge, Chrisicos embraced. “It was fun to work in a space with such interesting angles, as it was a bit like putting a puzzle together,” she says. One of the only rooms to feature entirely 90-degree angles is the cozy, windowless den, which the couple enjoy to themselves. While this retreat is wrapped in an all-taupe color scheme, Chrisicos introduced exclamation points of strong color throughout the rest of the home via custom decorative accents and artwork. The thread that ties the entire space together, however, is undoubtedly the sweeping view of Buckhead’s skyline. Chrisicos framed the floor-to-ceiling windows with simple stationary drapes, masterfully allowing the evolving cityscape to act as the condo’s artful pièce de résistance. See Resources, back of book. 81

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Chrisicos customized the seating and coffee tables to maximize space and accommodate guests. Sofas, A. Rudin. Sofa and drapery fabric, Beacon Hill. Tête-à-tête fabric, Kravet. Wallcovering, Phillip Jeffries. Coffee tables, Kirkpatrick. Side table, Bradley. Artwork, Katherine Sandoz, represented by Spalding Nix Fine Art. Pillow fabric, Holland & Sherry.

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“I WAS INSPIRED BY THE SOPHISTICATED MIX THAT DEFINES ATLANTA STYLE. THERE’S CONTEMPORARY ELEMENTS, BUT ALSO ORGANIC, TEXTURED TOUCHES THAT MAKE EACH SPACE INVITING.”

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above A velvet headboard is the focal point in a guest bedroom; ďŹ&#x201A;oating drawers create the illusion of space. Sconces, Holtkoetter. right A mirrored vanity table from The Martin Group and a Robert Allen chair provide an elegant spot to get ready for the day. Artwork, Katherine Sandoz.

Drapery fabric, Beacon Hill. opposite The master bedroom features a writing desk with enviable sky-high views. Desk, headboard, drabery, bedding fabric and nightstands, Robert Allen. Host chair, Allan Knight at Paul +. Carpeting, K. Powers & Company. Chandelier, ET2. Wallcovering, Phillip Jeffries.

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Cultivated Composition A SOPHISTICATED BUT SUBDUED INTERIOR BY JOEL KELLY ALLOWS HIS CLIENTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ART COLLECTION TO SHINE.

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A large Donald Sultan painting commands attention in the family room, where Donghia furniture and a tall chair by Barbara Barry create a comfortable but elegant living space. Porta Romana lamp through Jerry Pair. Avrett coffee table and Blackman Cruz bar cart available at R Hughes.

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IF EVERY PIECE in an interior demands attention, the space devolves into cacophony. However, like a symphony prelude, when elements are introduced in a methodically balanced order, it escalates to a memorable whole. When Joel Kelly was hired to create a downsized but highly sophisticated home that included a significant art collection, it was nothing short of a symphonic movement. Moving from a sprawling suburban house to a Midtown town house is challenging under any circumstances, but this move was complicated by the fact that the town house, originally constructed in 2009, had been left vacant and only partially constructed. In 2013 Kelly faced the daunting task of planning the interior spaces and designing the four-story home around the client’s notable 20thcentury art collection. “It was a complicated process that required creative solutions,” says Kelly. Most contemporary art is bold, both in size and content, so the interior furnishings needed to complement rather than fight for attention. “There was an edict from the client to create a gallerylike feeling to highlight the art,” says Kelly, who kept the same color palette throughout the house, using warm white walls and tones of

gray and blue to highlight important pieces by renowned and iconic 20th-century American artists. The massive Donald Sultan painting commands attention in the family room, where bookshelves provide an architectural and decorative frame to the impactful piece. Kelly reupholstered some of the couple’s furniture, including pieces by Donghia and a postmodern Memphis-style wing chair, but he also integrated new items for a fresh 21st-century design. Custom Tai Ping carpets were designed for several spaces while classic, uncomplicated Holland & Sherry wool draperies define each space. As prominent as the art is in the home, its utilitarian spaces are equally beautiful; the kitchen won the 2015 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Kitchen of the Year contest, receiving praise for its creative wall of windows that permits light while providing privacy. A project such as this one that combines space planning, interior design and art placement risks resulting in an overwhelming crescendo. However, with a deft hand, Joel Kelly created a unifying symphony in a town house filled with powerful art. See Resources, back of book.

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Hardwood ďŹ&#x201A;oors in a chevron pattern pull the eye down the hallway and into kitchen, where a wall of steel-framed interior windows partition the room from the adjacent spaces without blocking natural light. opposite The outdoor landscape is as carefully edited as its studied interiors by designer Joel Kelly. Courtyard design by David Bennett of Bennett Design & Landscape.

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Barbara Barry armchairs in the master bedroom sitting area provide a peaceful retreat. Block & Chisel cabinetry and a Waterworks tub rest on herringbone ďŹ&#x201A;oors in the master bathroom. opposite A Memphis chair from the ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s previous home makes an impact next to a Porta Romana lamp, while works by Jules Olitsky and Alexander Calder add color to the soothing space.

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right Armchairs by Artistic Frame and an Avrett coffee table balance a painting by A. R. Penck and a sleek grand piano in the formal living room. below In the breakfast nook, a sculptural McGuire table and chairs contribute to the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s clean-lined feel. opposite Dakota Jackson chairs surround a Hellmann-Chang table in the dining room, while Holland & Sherry wool draperies frame the view. Rug available through Designer Carpets. Hellmann-Chang table available through Jim Thompson.

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PORTMAN WHITE PARTY

In honor of its founder and chairman, architect and developer John C. Portman Jr.—and his signature SherwinWilliams paint color, Portman White—AMERICASMART hosted a white-themed design exhibition and party in which guests enjoyed music, bites, libations and a ﬁrst look at Portman-inspired vignettes designed by leading tastemakers. PHOTOGRAPHY BY KIM LINK

Top row Gina Christman, Stan Topol, Elizabeth Ralls; Kim Johnson, Cathryn Miller, Ann Wisniewski, Chelsea Peabody; Kelly Kole, Joann Kandrac. Middle row Garrett Childers, Ashley Childers, Jared Hughes. Bottom Row Stacy Kunstel, Michael Partenio; Stacey Osiecki, Amy Flurry, Sheyda Mehrara, Jane Dagmi; James Wheeler, Kimberly Sundt.

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WILLOW OAK FARM | MADISON, GEORGIA Located just one hour east of Atlanta, this legacy property represents a premier family and corporate retreat on the outskirts of Madison, GA. The 1,216± acres have been impeccably cared for and feature two charming southern houses, four lakes totaling 30 acres of water, and virtually an unlimited amount of outdoor recreation. $11,500,000.

Contact: Elliott Davenport | elliott@wingsgroupllc.com | 423.364.2092

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LUXURY HOMES & ESTATES { BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES GEORGIA PROPERTIES }

421 BLACKLAND ROAD, ATLANTA, GA 30342

3303 CHATHAM ROAD, ATLANTA, GA 30305

Custom luxury residence in Tuxedo Park. Recently furnished and move-in ready. New construction smart home with Crestron automation for individual room control. Exceptional attention to detail. Mahogany doors open to patios and beautiful views of the grounds and pool. Energy efficient with Geo Thermal supported by wells on the property. Hand cut stone exterior & slate roof. Debra Johnston; 404-312-1959. DebraAJohnston.com. $10M.

Laguna Beach architect Fred Briggs designed this incredible residence on 2.2 private acres in Buckhead. The best example of over 8,200 square feet of design-centric architecture in Atlanta! Recently renovated, the ﬁnish level is superb and for the sophisticated eye. The scale is exceptional and perfect for entertaining. Massive pool and spa, gym and whole house generator. Debra Johnston; 404-312-1959. DebraAJohnston.com. $4M.

301 WATERMARK DR, PEACHTREE CITY, GA 30269 Lakefront home with over 11,000 sq. ft. of elegance. Floating spiral staircase, imported limestone, Pennsylvania Bluestone walls, elevator, 7 en-suites including 2 masters, state-of-the-art smart house technology and 4-car garage! Kitchen features granite and Wolf appliances, and it overlooks 2-story great room. Terrace features sports center, game rooms, theater, gym, guest suite & second kitchen. Susan Fitzgerald; 770-652-7376. $1.995M.

3404 BRETON COURT, BROOKHAVEN, GA 30319 Incredible new home by Harrison Design on 1± acre lot with room to personalize for 5, 6 or 7 bedrooms with en-suite. Owner’s retreat on main, large study and dining room, family room with ﬁreplace and huge kitchen with large island. Private lot perfect for pool and engineered for walk-out yard off main level. 3-car garage. Tim Brown; 404-202-2897. $1.749M.

4375 PEMBERTON COVE, JOHNS CREEK, GA 30022

1080 OLDE TOWNE LANE, WOODSTOCK, GA 30189

European-style home on the 4th green in Country Club of the South. Private backyard with pool area including a hot tub, waterfall, stone ﬁreplace, deck, patio and built-in grill. Large master bedroom with trey ceilings and marble ﬁreplace. Master bath with skylight, heated towel rack, separate vanities, whirlpool tub. 5 BR and 4.5 BA. Julia Mergens; 860-670-7580 & Carolyn Phillips-Long; 678-570-4188. $1.625M.

Builder’s own custom estate with impeccable details throughout. Gated and private, this four-story masterpiece boasts 6 en-suite bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half baths, 2 master suites, elevator, commercial-grade kitchen, 18 seat theater, pebble tec pool with travertine patios and more. Donna Charitat; 770-309-0253. $1,599,900.

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821 SMOKEY WAY, PEACHTREE CITY, GA 30269 Extraordinary Craftsman with backyard paradise featuring an Olympic-sized pool, waterfall, spa, firepit and vaulted screened porch with floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace & granite bar! Reclaimed barn floors, cypress ceilings, Wolf appliances, hand-chiseled granite, copper sinks and fixtures, 4-car garage. Owner’s retreat on main. Amazing game room and lodge-style terrace level perfect for entertaining! Susan Fitzgerald; 770-652-7376. $1.575M.

200 FIVE OAKS FARM ROAD, MILTON, GA 30004 Custom new home in Five Oaks Farm, an established gated community in Milton. Chef’s kitchen with Wolf appliances. Two master suites: one on main, one up. Full daylight basement. 3-car garage. Five bedrooms, 4.5 baths. Custom builder. Two additional homesites available in this exclusive neighborhood. Acre+ home sites. Five Oaks Farm; 678-343-2482. $899,000.

430 VANDERBUILT PARKWAY, NEWNAN, GA 30265 Dustin Shaw Custom Home on the breathtaking Lake Olmsted. Located in the Vanderbilt Pointe community, this lakeside home is +/-3700 sq. ft. plus the unﬁnished lower level. Home features two covered decks and a 3-car garage. For more details and images, please visit DustinShawHomes.com or walkersellshomes.com. Stephen Walker; 678-758-7389. $625,000.

1818 WEST WESLEY ROAD, NW, ATLANTA, GA 30327 Move-in ready home on spectacular estate lot in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Buckhead. Unique 1-2± acre min. Open ﬂoorplan designed for entertaining and in excellent condition! Best private schools. Dramatic 2-story art gallery, sunroom, large screened patio with walk-out pool site. Flat corner lots like this are very rare. Jodi Halpert; 404-513-5151. $1.5M.

195 GRANDMAR CHASE, CANTON, GA 30115 Magniﬁcent! This home overlooks the award-winning Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course at Woodmont Golf and Country Club. This is a “once in a lifetime” opportunity for the home of your dreams! Jeanine T. Blumer; 678-858-4927. $759,000.

208 PRAIRIE LANE, WOODSTOCK, GA 30189 Gated home with master on main and ranch plans available now. “Setting the standard in courtyard living.” Three bedrooms, three baths with open plan and completely private courtyard with water feature. New construction in The Village at Towne Lake, located at 575 and Exit 8. For more information on these beautiful custom homes, visit www.thevillageattownelake.com. Camille Gard; 770-547-6659. Christel Cramer; 770-894-1904. $459,674.

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LUXURY HOMES & ESTATES { BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS REAL ESTATE METRO BROKERS }

3889 SAINT ELISABETH SQUARE | DULUTH, GA 30096 Simply magnificent! A New Orleans inspired home located in the garden district of Sweet Bottom Plantation, a guard-gated luxury community with access to the Chattahoochee River. This 6BR/4.5BA home offers an open floor plan, dual master suites, in-law suite, bright cook’s kitchen, large island, 4 fireplaces, screened porch and unfinished terrace level for your personal touch. Agent Name: David Bascoe; Price: $729,999.

105 REYNOLDS PLACE | FAYETTEVILLE, GA 30215 Gorgeous Cape Cod home with rocking chair porch facing a 7-acre park. Soaring family room with ﬁreplace, huge cook’s kitchen, banquet-sized dining, master suite with ﬁreplace on main, dual staircases, loft/library, and bonus room. Terrace level features family/theater room, bedroom and en suite, and it overlooks a pebbled saltwater pool in the fenced backyard. Agent Name: Kay Fulp; Price: $570,000.

94 LINWOOD DRIVE | BLAIRSVILLE, GA 30512

1865 OLD DOMINION DRIVE | SANDY SPRINGS, GA 30350

Exceptional home in an upscale neighborhood. Wildlife abounds! Beautifully maintained home with circular driveway, upgrades, open ﬂoor plan and a chef’s kitchen with stone, ruby and zoisite countertops. Wide halls and pocket doors offer easy access. Full-length screened back porch, and a terrace level featuring a craft room and walkout workshop. Agent Name: Elizabeth Tarpley; Price: $599,000.

Sparkling new meets classic construction. Fall in love just a swing away from the green! Top-to-bottom renovation exudes quality. Custom chef’s kitchen with island, exquisite owner’s suite and second suite upstairs. Stunning details include crystal chandeliers, dental and crown molding, gleaming hardwoods, custom built-ins and ﬁnished terrace level with home theater. Agent Name: Jody Steinberg; Price: $730,000.

2211 HUNTERS GREEN DR | LAWRENCEVILLE, GA 30043

4260 CARMAIN DR NE | ATLANTA, GA 30342

Just beyond its gated entrance, this private home exudes distinguished elegance. Featuring a two-story grand room, luxurious kitchen with ﬁreside keeping room, banquet dining room, library and master suite on main. Breathtaking outdoor living complete with in-ground heated pool, custom waterfall, ﬁre pit, accent lighting, exterior surround sound and underground watering system. Agent Name: Anne Watson-Smith; Price: $799,900.

Dramatic hilltop French Revival estate featuring 7BR/7.5BA, on a lush, 1.3acre lot. Two-story entry, enormous open kitchen, screened porch, music room, formal dining room and sweeping staircase leading to luxury master retreat. The terrace level boasts a guest/in-law suite, gym, resort-style garden with saltwater pool/spa, waterfall and summer kitchen. Agent Name: Patrick O’Malley & Craig Jackson; Price: $1,900,000.

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482 MINERS MOUNTAIN ROAD | SAUTEE NACOOCHEE, GA 30571

1092 MCLYNN AVE | ATLANTA, GA 30306

Mountaintop jewel! Quality, custom-built home on 2.33 acres atop Miners Mountain. Year-round views, two levels featuring two kitchens, custom pine cabinetry, two dining rooms, four master suites, two sunrooms, loft and office. Additional acreage negotiable, live in or rent out this luxury mountain retreat. Owner holds Georgia RE license. Agent Name: Patrick Bell; Price: $750,000.

Breathtaking renovated bungalow in sought-after Morningside location. 4BR/4.5BA. Foyer opens to living room with double-sided ﬁreplace. Home features a banquet-sized dining room, a gourmet kitchen with professional appliances and a master suite with luxurious bath. High-end ﬁnishes throughout. Large deck overlooks level, fenced private backyard. Agent Name: Irene Clary; Price: $1,054,900.

2685 SHUMARD OAK DRIVE | BRASELTON, GA 30517 Gorgeous executive home in Chateau Elan Woodlands section. 5BR/5.5BA with grand entry, massive vaulted great room, large cook’s kitchen that opens to keeping room, formal dining room, owners retreat with soaring ceilings and sitting area with stone ﬁreplace. Finished terrace level features media room. It’s an A+! Agent name: Dennis Doll; Price: $624,900.

1606 AVERY DR | LOCUST GROVE, GA 30248 Fabulous custom-built home on Hole #3 of the prestigious Eagle’s Brooke Country Club. 5BR/4.5BA with an enormous gourmet kitchen overlooking a vaulted great room and golf course. Home fills with light and features stacked stone fireplace, formal living and dining rooms and a great floor plan. Finished terrace level features in-law suite with kitchen. Quality abounds! Agent Name: Dana English; Price: $439,000.

793 KILARNEY LANE | JOHNS CREEK, GA 30097 The Johns Creek lifestyle! Grand home in the gated St Ives Country Club golf community! Bright and open 6BR/5BA home with wood ﬂoors, plantation shutters, a chef’s kitchen and a luxurious master retreat. Upstairs space perfect for play/media room. Finished terrace level features rec room, bedroom, full bath and stubbed for kitchen or bar for new owners to add their own design. Agent Name: Ed Short; Price: $799,900.

1601 HUNTINGDON TRAIL | SANDY SPRINGS, GA Live every day like you’re on vacation! Lakefront home just minutes from town! Renovated from the steel beams to the shingles, this home is all new and all view. Huge owner’s suite with a private deck and panoramic views. Upscale, private community. Northridge Forest is Dunwoody executives’ best-kept secret. Agent Name: Jody Steinberg & Jenny Martin; Price: $1,100,000.

(678) 320-4900 | WWW.DREAMHOMES.COM *Each Firm is Independently Owned and Operated.

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2015 Visionaries of Design Awards Presented by the Southeastern Horticultural Society, this ﬁrst annual luncheon and dinner will honor six of the most celebrated experts on design, gardens, living and entertaining. Thursday, October 29

Luncheon Luncheon created by Executive Chef Alex Hitz, Panel discussion and book signing Gala Awards Dinner Awards dinner featuring tables by Southeastern designers and Executive Chef Alex Hitz For locations, times and ticket prices, please visit supportthehort.org

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FAR FROM UNDERSTATED, ATLANTA’S FRESHEST ITERATIONS OF A PASS-THROUGH WET BAR ARE AS SOPHISTICATED AS THE INTERIOR SPACES THEY CONNECT. MARCIA, WHO APPRECIATES THE ART OF A FINELY CRAFTED COCKTAIL, EXPLORES THIS HOT SOUTHERN DESIGN STAPLE.

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den, moveable smoke-glass mirrored panel). Indeed, no longer a secondary accessory—wet bars and butler’s pantries are seeing a resurrection, from basement bars to outdoor endeavors, as with designer Jason Oliver Nixon who has created alfresco bars for clients who seek to entertain during any season. I myself have converted the empty space between the living room and kitchen into to my own wet bar, with a partition that reminds me of a saloon. All of a sudden, drinks are a veritable occasion, and I’ve been whipping up Manhattans and sloe gin fizzes any time I please. I even have the tiny umbrellas. Maybe one of these days I’ll charge for my homemade libations. EMILY FOLLOWILL

WE ATLANTANS are as notorious for our love of drink as we are for our preference for ice in said cocktail. And, just like a sweaty silver mint julep cup might conjure images of summer afternoons on a wraparound porch, Atlanta’s newly designed wet bars—complete with sink, dishwasher, beer tap and, good heavens, even a TV—are threatening to put neighborhood watering holes out of business. Sure, midcentury bar carts show up in shop windows (and on Pinterest) from time to time, but today, the craft cocktail craze has us indulging in our inner mixologist, serving Sazeracs from the comfort of our built-in bar’s Calacatta marble countertops (or, for the more daring, from a hid-

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