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Contents NOVEMBER 2019

HOME 30

The French Connection French antiques commingle with contemporary artwork in this Buckhead residence by Courtney Giles Interiors

Family Matters Greg Busch and Susan Bozeman create a casual but polished residence with extended family in mind

Hidden Potential A Buckhead couple is right at home again in their historic manse thanks to an overhaul by a trio of talents

Made to Measure Yong Pak and Carter Kay update a Buckhead abode precisely suited to its new owner’s style

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Calendar Happenings this month Naomi On the state of Buckhead Dish Le Colonial End Note Suzanna on holiday travel Editor’s Letter Ad Index

Style News AH&L checks in with area top tastemakers

On the Cover

Book Look

Interior Design by COURTNEY GILES INTERIORS

Fall’s fresh design releases are a feast for the eyes 18

LIFE

Educated Eye

Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styled by ELEANOR ROPER

AH&L explores the roots and lasting impact of kilims

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FROM THE EDITOR

In this Issue 64

From a chic potting shed to an architectural folly surrounded by nature, LIZA BRYAN creates a serene haven for her clients.

passion projects “WE SHAPE OUR BUILDINGS, AND THEN OUR buildings shape us,” Winston Churchill once said. Indeed, the power of design to both influence and transport us is almost as magical as the painstaking process of transforming our home into a place that is uniquely and lovingly our own.

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Our November issue is devoted to timeless design and traditional style; on the pages that follow, we tour four classicallly minded residences that were passionately but exactingly designed to suit the needs of their owners, who delight in imbuing their homes with a sense of history and gravitas. From an architectural folly designed by William Litchfield, John Howard and Liza Bryan for a homeowner in need of a space of her own (page 64) to a custom kitchen table (specified in lieu of an island) envisioned as a space to prep food and

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make meals with grandchildren (page 46), these are residences that nurture and bring joy to its inhabitants, softening life’s edges as they navigate its pleasures and challenges. At Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, we take the concept of Southern hospitality seriously—inside, outside and the spaces in between—so we are thrilled to share that on November 14, our

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open for tours. The official event program begins on page 97, and we hope you’ll pay us a visit. While you’re there, please introduce yourselves and tell us how your own residence shapes, nurtures and brings joy to your family. We’d love to hear from you! Elizabeth Ralls, Editor in Chief @eliz_ralls | Instagram

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STYLE NEWS

AH&L checks in with four area tastemakers to discuss their most recent creative accomplishments

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BLAKE WEEKS of my recent finds was yardage of French ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: What’s Rococo-era gold-plated metal fringe, and I the inspiration behind Indefinite Articles, knew immediately that it would be imporyour new collection of sculptural art? tant to a piece that was not yet known. A BLAKE WEEKS: I am drawn to landscapes few months later the fringe showed up as that straddle two worlds. Swamps and part of the story being told in XV. marshlands are particularly compelling— AH&L: Where does each piece begin? they’re so romantic, wild and dangerous— WEEKS: It starts with a specific mood, and and a constant source of inspiration. An it’s become my role to give it physical form. ecosystem that exists simultaneously between water and earth demands that the life These are generally inspired by a single fragment, bone or feather—often one I’ve alfound within it navigate both terrains with ready collected—and I know that it wants to equal prowess and ability. Growing up on lead me somewhere. I’ve learned to sit still the coastal plains of Alabama ensured my with the mystery and follow my instincts until exposure to this particular flora and fauna, I come upon the next piece of the puzzle. and I imagine it set the stage for this work. AH&L: The connection between jewel-like AH&L: Your creations are so intricate. materials and natural materials is intriguing. Where do you find all your materials? WEEKS: The work is broad enough to hold WEEKS: I don’t place limits on where I find materials. I forage; I’ve taken apart jewelry; mutually opposing ideas; every piece is textured and complex in dimensionality, I’ve gone to bead shows and gemstone material and visual contrast. Available at R. exhibits. I can be equally as taken by a piece of plastic as I am a natural pearl. One Hughes, ADAC, through Jan. 1; blakeweeks.com 12

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BLAKE WEEKS PORTRAIT BY SYDNEY WEEKS; ART BY VENVISIO; STUDIO BY SIMON UPTON CHUCK CHEWNING COURTESY OF CHARLES H. CHEWNING INTERIORS

CHUCK CHEWNING ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: Welcome to Atlanta! You’ve recently moved from Savannah. What spurred your decision? CHUCK CHEWNING I was born and raised in Atlanta, where both sides of my family are native Atlantans. I moved to New York in 2008 to become Creative Director at Donghia and Rubelli, leaving Atlanta behind. In 2011, I bought a house in Savannah as a second home to escape NYC on weekends. I fell in love with the charm of Savannah and was able to more deeply connect to SCAD, and the South in general. Last year, I made the decision to buy a home and set up a presence back in Atlanta. I still maintain an office in Savannah. AH&L: You just completed a restoration of the iconic Armstrong mansion in Savannah. What was the most rewarding (or challenging) aspect of this project? CHEWNING: The Armstrong Mansion is a 26,000-square-foot 1919 Beaux Arts masterpiece that has been lovely restored by the hotelier Richard Kessler as a personal residence. The house had been a law office for many years and needed signiﬁcant restoration to all aspects of the structure. Fortunately, all the original interior and exterior architectural detail and ﬁnishes remained. New systems had to be designed and integrated into the historic rooms. This

included new and restored bathrooms and kitchens. The sheer volume, scale and complexity of the property was most challenging to document, design and manage the interior restoration. Mr. Kessler has an extensive collection of decorative arts which we had at our disposal to curate into the interiors. As an example, the house has 125 windows that all had to be dressed in endless fabrics and trims. Each room is a different architectural period and theme and the interior design had to reﬂect this. The client also has an exhaustive collection of artworks from around the world. With Mr. Kessler, we selected and organized artwork and accessories for all the rooms. In the end, there was a total of 80,000 hours put into the restoration. AH&L: What projects are you working on? CHEWNING: We recently completed a residential project for the owners of Savannah’s James Beard–winning restaurant, The Grey. The house is 1880s Italianate located on Monterrey Square in the downtown historic district and features Charleston side porches, courtyard gardens and a historic interior. The clients are originally from NYC and wanted an interior to reﬂect their eclectic lifestyle. The house is featured in the October 2019 issue of Elle Décor magazine. Charles H. Chewning Interiors, chuckchewning.com 13

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MR. BROWN’S BAR ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: Townhouse by Robert Brown is known in interior design circles for its unparalleled collection of interesting furnishings and accessories— the perfect finishing touches for a project. What kind of product can we expect to find at your new showroom-within-a-showroom, Mr. Brown’s Bar? ROBERT BROWN: Mr. Brown’s Bar is a department within Townhouse, so the barware aesthetics will be the same: clean, classic and well-edited. Think bar trays, cocktail shakers, flasks, carafes, glasses, pitchers, ice buckets and a myriad of other barwares and tools to create the perfect vintage and mid-century bar atmosphere. AH&L: For the gentleman (or woman) who enjoys entertaining, a properly stocked bar is a must. What are the necessary elements? BROWN: It must have a cocktail shaker, bar tools including a corkscrew, bottle opener, and mixing spoons, an ice bucket, and an array of fabulous glasses. A well-stocked bar will include a wide range of spirits, 14

liqueurs, mixers and garnishes. My favorite cocktail is a Gin Corpse Reviver, so I always have gin, absinthe, orange liqueur, lillet blanc and lemons in my bar. Manifest Distilling was featured at our opening, and both the liquors and the bottle designs are award-winning. AH&L: What’s the most interesting backstory about some of the pieces you’ve curated for this initial launch? BROWN: I travel constantly, so I shop everywhere. Some of my favorite bar wares have been purchased in London—one of the world’s most civilized places, and where a good bar is revered. From Mayfair to markets, I’ve uncovered classic ﬁrst-half of the 20th-century barwares. I’ve also bought pieces from famous collectors like Tommy Hilﬁger and Judith Lieber; however, I’ll have to be persuaded to part with the fabulous single-serving cocktail shaker from her collection. Mr. Brown's Bar at Townhouse by Robert Brown, 425 Peachtree Hills Ave., Ste. 32, (404) 917-1333

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LISA ELLIS ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: You are no stranger to hospitality design, having fashioned the interiors for Savannah’s the Florence and Atlanta’s Empire State South, to name two. What was your inspiration for Chuck’s Fish, a concept by Charles Morgan, that is located in an abandoned 1940s Greyhound bus station in Athens? LISA ELLIS: Our inspiration for Chuck’s Fish was born from the in-depth research conducted into period Greyhound bus stations, many of which were exceptionally designed for a time when travel was an occasion in and of itself. These stations, particularly those in larger metropolitan areas, offered lighting, seating, millwork and decorative details that were as fashionable as they were high-quality and utilitarian. Although this bus station was smaller and more modest, our design sought to imbue the space with that combination of functional and stylish details present in bus stations of the day. We also focused on creating a comfortable space that married the identity of the Destin-based restaurateurs with the sense of nostalgia naturally embedded in a historic building. For example, we covered one wall with a larger-than-life historic

mural of a Destin fishing rodeo, which took place just a short distance from the group’s original concept, Harbor Docks Restaurant & Seafood Market. Access to this particular photo came when a man purchased a historic Destin drugstore that had processed film for a notable editorial photographer in the area named Arturo. The new owner discovered his original negatives still present in the store’s photo center. We had the exciting opportunity to comb through those period photos and select the most captivating and appropriate one for the restaurant. AH&L: And what was the beauty of working with original materials like Terrazzo floors? ELLIS: We were excited to have the opportunity to work with the bus station’s original Terrazzo flooring, a highly durable material that refinishes beautifully. It was a pleasure to restore the historic Terrazzo floors, as recreating this exceptional material would’ve been untouchably expensive today. A number of historic bus stations we studied had both a curved side canopy for bus parking and a matching front canopy for patrons. This particular station did not have a front canopy, so we matched the look of historic stations in order to accommodate more outdoor dining and a more exciting front façade. AH&L: Tell us about the unique lighting selections sourced through Scope. ELLIS: Scope Lighting Group is a sister company to Lisa Ellis Design, led by Lisa Ellis, with lighting designer Ashley Booher. The basic approach in this project was to modernize the building from a lighting and controls perspective. We illuminated the space with entirely LED fixtures managed by an app-based Lutron controls package. The primary lighting feature is a collection of large, overlapping concentric rings which vary in heights but are ultimately placed as low as possible to create a sense of intimacy in the main dining area. Lisa Ellis Design, lisaellisdesign.com 15

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BOOK LOOK

Like the chill of an early Fall morning, this season’s fabulous design releases are a breath of fresh air Written by THE EDITORS

The Style of Movement

A Great Party Acclaimed event designer Bryan Rafanelli shares the foundation for creating unforgettable soirées and gatherings in A Great Party: Designing the Perfect Celebration (Rizzoli, $55). From beautiful backyards to sandy beaches and from Aspen to Istanbul, his clever details convey a narrative.

Bruce Moffett Cooks Go on a culinary journey along the coast with this Charlottebased chef’s book, Bruce Moffett Cooks: A New England Chef in a New South Kitchen (Univ. of North Carolina, $35). With innovation at the forefront, Moffett blends classic southern dishes with New England ﬂair through 100 recipes. 16

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From the archives of London’s Natural History Museum, Audubon’s Animals: The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America (Rizzoli Electa, $50), reproduces John James Audubon’s original 1854 portraits of North American mammals using state-of-the-art technology, with special attention to mimicking his trademark intricate color and detail.

Seventeen recently designed residences—each deﬁned by Axel Vervoordt’s shared dialogue between architecture, nature and art—reveal the perfect alchemy of Vervoordt expression in Axel Vervoordt: Portraits of Interiors (Flammarion, $75). Featuring two of the designer’s own homes, the spaces encourage self-reﬂection and happiness.

© A GREAT PARTY: DESIGNING THE PERFECT CELEBRATION BY BRYAN RAFANELLI, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2019; © THE STYLE OF MOVEMENT: FASHION AND DANCE BY KEN BROWAR AND DEBORAH ORY, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2019. PHOTOGRAPHS © KEN BROWAR AND DEBORAH ORY; © AUDUBON’S ANIMALS: THE VIVIPAROUS QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH AMERICA, RIZZOLI ELECTA NEW YORK, 2019; © AXEL VERVOORDT: PORTRAITS OF INTERIORS, FLAMMARION, 2019.

The intersection of style and fashion meets the intricacy of dance in this photographic feast for the eyes. From Dior and Valentino gowns to vintage Halston and Bill Blass, The Style of Movement: Fashion and Dance (Rizzoli, $75) captures today’s greatest dancers mid-dance, bringing movement to style with Ken Browar and Deborah Ory’s compelling photography.

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Vibrant TAPESTRY RUGS provide as much COLOR, PATTERN and IMAGERY as they did in the NOMADIC Persian Empire when they were ﬁrst created MANY MILLENNIA ago Written by

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above Mathews Furniture anchored a living room with a colorful antique Turkish kilim from Moattar. right For a vividly hued living room, Robert Brown employed a complementary kilim rug to lighten the space.

ORIGINS The Bedouin have traversed the globe for millennia, and their nomadic lifestyle gave way to both utilitarian and decorative objects. One of their most significant and global contributions is the kilim: an ancient flat-woven tapestry made from various types of indigenous animal hairs and incorporating symbolic imagery. Used as a ground cover, a decorative accent or a prayer rug, the kilim was an integral part of home life throughout the Persian Empire, Turkey, China, Pakistan, Mongolia and Central Asia—and one that remains popular in homes today.

ANCIENT TECHNIQUES Unlike Oriental rugs that are tightly knotted in intricate patterns, kilims are woven on a loom in a flat, slit-weave method that

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produces the sharp diagonal patterns that make the rugs instantly recognizable. The first looms were created in Ancient Egypt around 4,000 B.C., however, the technique has transcended millennia and continents, and today’s construction method remains the same.

IMAGERY, SYMBOLS AND COLORS Popular kilim motifs include running water, protection from wolves and scorpions, good luck and the evil eye—all symbols relevant to providing security amid the dangerous desert and the roving lifestyle of the ancient Bedouin tribes. Female and family symbols are equally common as multigenerational and extended families traveled together across the deserts and throughout continents. The colors of the richly dyed sheep and goat hairs of ancient cultures remain a hallmark of kilims today. Desert colors including sand, ochre, orange, cinnamon and brown are common. Persian blue has always been the color of heaven and spirituality throughout Iranian culture, and it remains one of the most popular kilim colors. White is the symbol of purity in Iranian history, so undyed yarns were frequently mixed with other colors while white provides a neutral ground in many kilims today.

clockwise from top Peace Design cultivates a collected look with a kilim. Lee Jofa’s Kilver fabric resembles the patterns of an old kilim carpet. Annie Selke’s Kara and Monterey kilims offer happy hues.

PEACE DESIGN BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

MASS MARKET Unfortunately, because of the flat weave of the kilim, the rugs do not last as long as dense and thickly knotted Oriental carpets; therefore, antique kilims are extremely rare. However, both new and vintage kilims are readily available from a variety of sources. An extraordinary range of patterns, prices and color variations are available to suit every space. From traditionally patterned wool kilims to more contemporary rugs in mixed fibers, kilims are available at a number of price points. Infusing color and pattern while also providing durability at a low cost, kilims are as popular today as they were in ancient Persia. 19

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THROUGH NOV. 9 Bold color blends with soft sophistication in Maune Contemporary’s grand opening exhibition: “Coca-Cola Girl” by ALEX KATZ. Inspired by 1950s advertising billboards from one of history’s most pivotal brands, the exhibition features nine original silkscreen prints and one oil-on-linen painting, all highlighting the iconic female presence from retro America. Pieces from Katz’s earlier collections will also be on display.

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ing the work of some of Atlanta’s top interior designers. Architectural designer Frank Heery of Harrison Design has

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THROUGH NOV. 30 NAMWON CHOI, Korean artist and professor at Savannah College of

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ILLUSTRATION BY MEREDITH GILLESPIE

Naomi Von Habersham I’VE REALLY BEEN FEELING LOST LATELY, sometimes literally. A few months ago, I was stopped at the intersection of Roswell Road and East Andrews, and for a split second, I lost my bearings and panicked, wondering, “Where am I?” No, I’m not mentally slipping. I blame it on the fact that at one corner of the intersection, there is a property that has been stripped of its trees and is being prepped for major construction, making the once-wooded land unrecognizable. More recently, I was sitting outside of the St. Regis bar, and for the life of me, I couldn’t figure out where the newly built high-rises looming in the distance were actually located. Were they to the east of the Buckhead Triangle or north of it? After decades of knowing Atlanta like the back of my hand, I have come to find that now I don’t know it at all. I’m also flummoxed by the e-scooters that I encounter daily. Up until recently, the only showboat we ever had to contend with while driving was the Birdman of Buckhead, and that was 40 years ago. Remember him? He was the older guy who used to ride his bike through the streets with his arms flapping in the air, and we loved him for it. Today’s hotdoggers, however, aren’t quite so lovable. I know that there are responsible scooter riders out there, but there are an awful lot who are not. Not only are they dodging in and out of traffic and not obeying the rules of the road, they’re dumping their scooters on the sidewalks and in yards. Since when has it become acceptable to discard machinery on our sidewalks with no regard for others? These might sound like the rantings of a grumpy old woman, but it’s nostalgia for what we’ve lost that is making me feel this way. I miss the trees that have been felled, the mom-and-pop shops that have been pushed out by rising rents and the oddball characters like Birdman who were once fixtures of our city. Here’s to the memories.

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LIFE DISH

clockwise from right The lunch menu at Le Colonial, The Shops at Buckhead Atlanta’s hot new restaurant, features dishes like Vietnamese chicken and cabbage salad with grapefruit and sweet chili garlic vinaigrette. Chilled shrimp rolls with peanut sauce. White silk dress cocktail. Executive chef Hassan Obaye.

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The Shops Buckhead’s new Vietnamese hotspot, LE COLONIAL, offers a tasteful twist on the classics Written by LAUREN IVERSON Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN HAUTE FRENCH INTERIORS and historic Southeast Asian flavors meld together in celebrity restaurateurs Rick Wahlstedt and Joe King’s latest dining venture, Le Colonial. Inside the 8,100-squarefoot restaurant—designed by Chicago-based architect Mark Knauer—the sophisticated French-Indochina interiors unfold through a series of dining areas that include the main dining room, airy veranda, private event space and the bar and lounge, all of which encourage a “stay awhile” mantra through a mix of ambient music, tropical plants and rattan furniture. Freehanded murals of lotus flowers by Swedish artist Jonas Wickman grace the walls while black-and-white photos of 1920s Saigon allude to a bygone era. And if the interiors aren’t enough to transport and delight, the cuisine certainly will. With their recently launched lunch menu, diners can expect a lighter sampling of menu favorites—including the green papaya salad with pickled carrots and toasted peanuts, or

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left The intimate outdoor terrace. right The main dining room offers seating arrangements from the intimate to the chic. below, left to right Roasted salmon with shiitake mushrooms and coconut lobster broth. Vietnamese mule with housemade ginger syrup and fresh cilantro.

the roasted salmon with organic shiitake mushrooms and coconut lobster broth—each boasting the familiar flavors of Vietnamese cuisine. “What I love about Southeastern food is it strikes the perfect balance between sweetness, spiciness and acidity in every dish,” says executive chef Hassan Obaye. Colorful concoctions featuring locally sourced vegetables match the eye-catching decor for an unexpected, yet satisfying, array of bold tastes and striking design—all embodying the rich culture that Le Colonial aims to share. “We wanted everything to be multilayered, but we didn’t want to create something unapproachable,” says Obaye. “In all aspects, Le Colonial is much more accessible to the average palette.” lecolonialatlanta.com

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WALDORF ASTORIA ATLANTA BUCKHEAD rolled out its new afternoon tea service in August. Cozy up inside the

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The French Connection French antiques commingle with contemporary artwork and current accessories in this residence by interior designer COURTNEY GILES Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Produced by ELEANOR ROPER

Pretty in Pink A painting by Katharina Chapuis through Pryor Fine Art takes center stage in the formal living room. The modern curved-back chair is Rose Tarlow through Jerry Pair, and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s covered in a metallic fabric with a scalloped skirt by Nancy Corzine.

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Old Meets New Displayed above an antique desk, artwork by Rocio Rodriguez through Sandler Hudson Gallery is one of the many contemporary art pieces throughout the home. opposite An Oushak rug layered atop a large sisal fosters an intimate feeling in the formal living room, which features a mix of antiques alongside new pieces, such as a brass table with a Lucite top by Lucy Smith through Holland MacRae.

“THE MIX OF OLD AND NEW makes this home feel younger, hipper and more current,” interior designer Courtney Giles explains of the stucco-clad, French-inspired manse in Buckhead that she decorated for empty nesters with a large collection of antiques gathered through the decades. A runner with an animal print, for example, accents the serpentine open stairway in the front foyer, perfectly balancing the reclaimed stone flooring and intricate antique chest. A vibrant abstract painting also strikes a more modern note, establishing the palette of aqua, blue and blush tones that can be found throughout the interior. “The foyer is very clean and crisp, and that’s how the rest of the house feels,” Giles says.

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Wind Down In the front foyer, a custom metal railing by Calhoun Design & Metalworks graces the curvaceous stairway, which features a stylish animal print runner by Stark. The stairwell painting is by Kiki Slaughter.

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Lively Living Designed so that the party can spill outside, the back patio features streamlined furnishings from Kolo Collection.

It faces the formal living room, a light-filled space with a pair of striking black metal-and-glass doors that lead out to the backyard patio. In between them, a contemporary painting over an antique black marble fireplace mantel creates a powerful focal point for a sofa, antique French chairs and a curvaceous upholstered chair with a scalloped skirt. “It shimmers,” Giles says, referring to the metallic stripe in the fabric. A large abstract painting likewise commands attention in the

elegant formal dining room, where an antique chandelier illuminates a glass-topped pedestal table and chairs atop a traditional wool rug. There’s a more casual eating area in the adjacent kitchen, which has traditional white cabinetry and Imperial Danby marble counters. Along the far wall, a custom plaster hood on a floor-to-ceiling marble backsplash gives the space “a modern edge,” Giles says. Lacquering the paneled walls in blue does the same for the husband’s den. Giles took the hue directly from a piece of 35

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Lighten Up White cabinetry is accented by a linen fabric with a velvet overlay from Mark Alexander. The kitchen was designed in partnership with Cynthia Ziegler.

contemporary art, which she reframed and placed above a plush mohair-covered sofa flanked by a pair of skirted chairs covered in a handsome plaid fabric—an ideal spot to watch football with the grandchildren. The bedrooms, by contrast, feel softer, more feminine. In one of the guest suites, patterned wall-to-wall carpeting and complementary draperies pay homage to the wife’s blue-and-white pottery collection. And in the master bedroom, light pink walls and light 36

carpeting create a soft and serene backdrop for a blend of new and antique furnishings. “This color reflects really beautifully on everyone that walks in the room,” Giles says. Completed over the course of three years, the house is exactly what the owners envisioned, an elegant spot to entertain yet comfortable and family friendly. “This has been a dream project,” Giles says. “We’ve created a space that they are happy and proud of, and that’s the best feeling.” See Resources, Page 95.

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Dining In A chandelier by Avrett through R. Hughes showroom illuminates a custom table with a metal base by Smithworks Iron & Design and walnut top by Skylar Morgan in the breakfast area.

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Soft Spoken A contemporary work of art by Hutton Snellings coordinates with colors in the Oushak rug in the luxurious formal dining room. The tabletop is styled with Chinese export rose medallion vases and the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s collection of china and silver.

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“This has been a dream project. We’ve created a space that they are happy and proud of, and that’s the best feeling.” —Courtney Giles

Layered Luxe Lacquered paneled walls are balanced by textural fabrics, which include draperies and roman shades made of wool from Holland & Sherry with a cut velvet trim from Cowtan & Tout. The desk is Julian Chichester. left A wall of antiqued mirror reﬂects the Romo wallcovering in the powder room and creates an elegant backdrop for a ﬂoating marble vanity, a Venetian glass-framed mirror and sconces from The Urban Electric Co.

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Pattern Play The drapery fabric by Raoul Textiles inspired the design of the guest bedroom, complementing the wall-to-wall carpet from Stark and the bedding from Julia B. The chair is recovered in fabric from Jane Churchill.

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Divine Serenity right Accented with draperies and luxurious bedding, the light-ďŹ lled master bedroom boasts a seating area with a plush sofa in light blue fabric and antique chairs. The sconces are from Oliver Street Designs. below A wall-to-wall carpet from Stark, light pink walls and a balanced mix of antiques and new furnishings foster a sense of serenity.

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Sheer Beauty In the dining room, Susan Bozeman selected a Gracie wallpaper for its silver, lavender and pink tones; it creates an ethereal backdrop for a mix of dining chairs from Edward Ferrell and Hickory White. To “bring down” the room’s formal elements, the designer grounded the space with a sisal rug and sheer curtains.

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FAMILY

MATTERS For a pair of empty nesters, SUSAN BOZEMAN and GREG BUSCH blended old and new to create a casual yet polished house designed with the couple—and their extended family—in mind Written by JENNIFER BOLES Photographed by JEFF HERR

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Cottage Appeal A gloriﬁed cottage in a sense, the house offers enough space for the couple to live comfortably, but room for their grandchildren to play. Landscape architecture by Carson McElheney.

FOR ONE BUCKHEAD COUPLE, home base has changed addresses a few times over the past 20 years. There was the house they built to accommodate their young and growing family, and later, the townhouse they downsized to upon becoming empty nesters. Realizing they missed having a yard where their grandchildren could play, they recently embarked on building a new homestead, one designed to appeal to each generation, especially their children and grandchildren who live close by and visit often. “A tailored cottage” is how architect Greg Busch describes the house, which is located off of Peachtree Battle Avenue. Granting his clients’ wish for a moderately sized, less-formal residence, Busch conceived a comfortable house with rooms that are, in the architect’s words, “as large as they need to be.” When it came to the home’s

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Layered Living Known for using textured fabrics, Bozeman selected a range of textiles for the living room, including cowhide for the pair of bergĂ¨res, which gives a non-traditional twist. A painting by artist Carol Bodiford, purchased from Anne Irwin Fine Art, hangs above the ďŹ replace.

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Helping Hand The kitchen frequently plays host to family dinners. In lieu of an island, the homeowners opted for a large, custom-designed kitchen table where family members also help prepare meals. A modern counterpoint to the traditional furniture is the range backsplash, which was designed with dark stone and brass inlay tile from Renaissance Tile & Bath. The cabinetry is Morgan Creek Cabinetry Company.

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Something Blue Bozeman chose the wife’s favorite color, blue, for the walls and painted cabinetry in the butler’s pantry, which doubles as space for storage and as a bar for entertaining. A glazed chintz by Lee Jofa was made into a roman shade.

Serene Spaces The homeowners spend their mornings drinking coffee in the casual, comfortable keeping room. Both the custom-designed chairs and the upholstered sliding barn doors, which lead to the laundry room, were fabricated by M. Southern Design Concepts. In the center of it all is a Saladino ottoman.

interiors, the couple did as they have for their previous residences and engaged the help of designer Susan Bozeman, who has worked for the homeowners for more than two decades. But rather than go wholly traditional as she did on their first project together, this time Bozeman took a more up-to-date approach, one which respected the couple’s existing collection of traditional furniture and antiques. “Like so many people, the homeowners love their antiques, but we wanted them to feel fresher,” explains Bozeman, who did just that by introducing transitional-style pieces and contemporary art to the mix and imbuing rooms with a sense of lightness. 55

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Outdoor Oasis When the weather allows, the couple enjoys dining outdoors; the table and chairs are from Kolo Collection. Landscape architect Carson McElheney designed the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lush grounds, which included both manicured and free-form plantings.

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Fresh Look A pair of vintage lamps from Parc Monceau sit atop bedside tables by Hickory Chair. The couple’s bed was a selection from the ﬁrst house Bozeman designed for them, but the designer had it painted to echo this room’s airy atmosphere. A Niermann Weeks chandelier is the crowning touch.

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Tranquil Tones left The husband has his own area of the master bath, including a vanity stained in a greige-colored ﬁnish. The custom mirror, fabricated by Brooks & Black Fine Framing, hangs in front of the window. right Because the bathtub is the ﬁrst thing one sees when entering the master bathroom, Bozeman decided to soften the effect and create privacy by installing sheers on a drapery rod that runs around the entire perimeter of the tub.

Foregoing bright colors for soft, tranquil tones, the designer tailored a color palette of neutral shades with blue accents to the wife, explaining, “She is blond and fair, and one of her favorite colors is blue, so a lighter color palette fits into her realm more than vivid colors.” Cumbersome curtains were also shunned, with lightweight fabrics, such as sheers, chosen to soften windows without detracting from the view outdoors. Even the home’s finishes display a light touch, like the painted shiplap used throughout the house, which strikes a dressed-down note and keeps the interiors from skewing too formal. This balance between casual feeling and polished looking extends to the home’s furnishings, which range from Gracie wallpaper and French antiques to sisal rugs and cowhide. While this mix is equally sophisticated and easygoing, it’s the latter quality that is really at the heart of this home’s design. Immensely livable to its empty-nest owners, the house has proven likewise to the rest of the family as well. See Resources, Page 95. 59

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Second Home Because the master bedroom is located on the ground ﬂoor, the upstairs bedrooms, including this one, are used by both overnight guests and the couple’s grandchildren. By using soft, neutral colors and installing one wide upholstered headboard behind the twin beds, Bozeman created a space that caters to both young and old alike.

THIS BALANCE BETWEEN CASUAL FEELING AND POLISHED LOOKING EXTENDS TO THE HOME’S FURNISHINGS.

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Outside In Essentially an extension of the library, the porch, where the homeowners love to spend time, features retractable screens that extend down, allowing them to use the space much of the year.

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HIDDEN

POTENTIAL A Buckhead couple feels right at home again in their historic manse thanks to a design overhaul by a trio of Atlanta talents Written by

SEJAL BHIMA Photographed by

EMILY FOLLOWILL Floral Design by

HOLLY BRYAN

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The New Formal An oversize Gracie wallpaper mural and an early 19th-century chandelier from Robuck set the stage for elegant meals in the dining room. The table is from Holland MacRae and the curtains feature a silk embroidered fabric by Chelsea Textiles.

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Warm Welcome Liza Bryan rearranged the family room to be more conducive to comfort and conversation. Newly purchased items include a French chestnut coffee table from Dearing Antiques and window treatments featuring Misty Paisley by Mulberry Home Fabrics. The draperies are by Willard Pitt Curtain Makers.

A AFTER SPENDING NEARLY TWO decades in their 1930s Buckhead manse, a civic-minded couple was ready to shake things up. They considered moving in hopes of finding a home with a larger yard, but when their two-year long search repeatedly came up short, the couple shifted their focus to transforming their historic Georgian home into their forever home. They began slowly, starting with a simple update to the library. “Really, the whole renovation started with just adding a pair of French doors,” says interior designer Liza Bryan, who the couple enlisted after viewing her work on a neighboring Neel Reid estate. “The library had a small, single window that wasn’t providing much of a view or connection to the outdoors.” So they turned to the couple’s longtime go-to architect Ward Seymour (who came out of retirement as a favor) to oversee the addition of French doors complete with a Juliet balcony that now bathes the library in natural light.

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Lightly Dressed above Natural light ﬂoods into a cozy breakfast nook. opposite The hallway leading to a garage addition features a Chinese stone horse from The Nicholson Gallery and an octagonal mirror by Formations at Jerry Pair.

“They’re able to truly love a place that they almost thought about selling. I’m so glad they gave it a second chance.” —Liza Bryan

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On Display left Warmth envelops the family room with understated reds, browns and beiges. The Italian leather chair is from Jacqueline Adams Antiques. below A grouping of famille rose porcelain mixes with other prized antiques in a corner of the living room. opposite A corridor off the family room showcases the wife’s Imari porcelain collection.

Pleased with the transformation, it wasn’t long before the couple started considering other ways of freshening up their home. Thankfully, Bryan was already one step ahead. “When we first met and I walked through the house, I saw a lot of very pretty things but they were just not in the right place or creating any impact,” she recalls. So after brightening up the walls (they were previously a range of historic colors, but deemed too “muddy”) and widening cased room openings for a better sense of flow, Bryan began what she playfully refers to as “musical chairs”—moving the couple’s extensive collection of art and antiques around from room to room until just the right spot was found. For example, an oversize mural fashioned from a Gracie wallpaper that was once out-of-sight now takes pride of place in the dining room, while a 1923 still life entitled “Tea and Strawberries” was hung in the master bedroom so that the couple can now wake up to their favorite painting every morning. Bryan also transformed seldom-used rooms into more approachable spaces, the most notable being the sunroom. Doors leading to the living room were removed for a more welcoming touch, and a 71

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Collector’s Items Existing bookshelves in the library were dressed up with molding and other detailing to match the sophistication of the couple’s leather book collection. Bryan reupholstered the wing chair and brought in the leather settee that was once located in the dining room.

table-and-chairs arrangement now makes it a multipurpose space—an impromptu office for answering emails to a sunny spot for brunch. While Bryan continued to finesse the interiors, the homeowners set their sights on their backyard, or lack thereof. Consisting of a small patio and no lawn, the steep, overgrown site left much to be desired by the outdoor-loving couple with a passion for gardening. So they turned to landscape architect John Howard and architect William B. Litchfield for a solution. Undeterred by the land’s deep ravine, Howard “lifted the property” he says with a series of retaining walls that allowed for the creation of cascading green spaces that lead to a newly built folly on axis with the library. “I wanted the structure to be a stimulating feature of the garden design, and really everything in the backyard evolved from that,” notes Howard. With the folly set to be the centerpiece, Litchfield spared no detail, a hallmark of the classically trained architect. “In researching folly structures from Virginia to the Carolinas to Georgia, and even as far over as Louisiana, this octagonal image kept coming up,” he says. Litchfield used the striking shape as the foundation of the folly 73

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Natural Order Landscape architect John Howard of Howard Design sited the backyardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s octagonal folly on axis with the library.

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Gather Around left An intimate seating area features an 18thcentury horse trough repurposed into a fountain. below Inspired by a photo of boiserie in an old French château, Bryan commissioned The Finishing Source to repaint the client’s existing trumeau mirror. Unique accents such as a limewashed chandelier by Koektrommel adds to the folly’s worldly appeal.

design, but while follies are historically meant purely for decorative purposes, this particular structure was planned as a multifunctional space. So while it offers the couple a serene spot to enjoy a glass of wine amid the trees, it also doubles as the wife’s art studio. On warm days, she can open the folly’s series of grand 10-foot iron doors for fresh air or switch on the heated flooring during cooler months. These modern conveniences are seamlessly integrated amid more period-authentic flourishes by Litchfield, including plaster walls and reclaimed limestone floors. Overhead, exposed wood framing follows the shape of the octagonal copper roof to make it seem as if the plaster had fallen down over time. “I don’t think I’ve ever worked on something where the detail is as exquisite as this,” notes Bryan, who complemented Litchfield’s pitchperfect design with beautiful accents such as an antique painting easel. Litchfield also brought his design-narrative approach to the garage addition. “I love for every project to have a storyline, so for the garage, I came up with the concept that it could have been 75

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Peaceful Retreat opposite Although recently planted, Howard designed the gardens to look well established. above For the potting shed, architect William B. Litchﬁeld drew inspiration from Bunny Mellon’s whimsical greenhouse at Oak Spring Farm in Virginia. Vintage lumber lines the interior walls while exterior lattice screens allow for vines to frame this charming spot. Flowers by Holly Bryan.

the old stable where they kept horses at one time,” he explains. Stable doors on either side, with the center door opening to the backyard, now provide extra space for food, tables and even a dance floor when the couple hosts larger groups of guests. And with the gardens thoughtfully designed to “look good in every season,” says Howard, entertaining in the backyard can be a year-round affair. As winter approaches, fragrant daphne will bring the gardens to life, while viburnum and hydrangea are set to bloom in the springtime. “It all came together like a symphony,” says Litchfield, reflecting on the home’s threeyear transformation. “I’m thrilled they ended up seeing the potential in their home and even more so that they put together a great team to show them what could be.” Bryan agrees. “They use every inch of the home now,” she says. “They’re able to truly love a place that they almost thought about selling. I’m so glad they gave it a second chance.” See Resources, Page 95. 77

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“It all came together like a symphony,” says Litchﬁeld, reﬂecting on the home’s three-year transformation.

Humble Beginning opposite New gilt cornices in the master bedroom offer a regal touch. above and right For the guest bedroom, Bryan reused curtains that once hung in the family room and commissioned cornices with gilded detailing to match the newly painted poster bed. below A custom stripe wallpaper by Cole & Son in the stair landing extends to the foyer, making for a classic entrance to this historical home.

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Collected Feel The living room houses a mix of antiques, a new Ferrell Mittman sofa and a redesigned mantel. Beams lend additional character. The pair of armchairs are from Brunschwig & Fils and are covered in Nancy Corzine fabric. The painting above the sofa is from Tew Galleries.

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Made to Measure With fresh architectural accents and rooms designed to highlight cherished antiques, YONG PAK and CARTER KAY update a Buckhead abode precisely suited to its ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s style Written by

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Treasure Trove In the dining room, a carved French settee is covered in an Aubusson tapestry. A bright Oriental rug stands out against the newly stained ďŹ&#x201A;oors. The antique gallery table is from William Word Fine Antiques; the still life is by David Arms from Tew Galleries.

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Formal Flair The graceful arched opening leading to an office was part of a redesign by architect Yong Pak; it mirrors an adjacent bookcase that hides the television. Antique French chairs from Jane Marsden Antiques are covered in Cowtan & Tout fabric. The draperies are Scalamandré, and the painting over the mantel is from Lagerquist Gallery. The bronze urns are Jane Marsden Antiques.

SUBTLE CHANGES CAN OFTEN YIELD GREAT RESULTS— not every floor plan needs to be totally reconfigured or every wall torn down for a successful renovation. An English cottage in the heart of Buckhead displays this sentiment at every lovely turn. Architect Yong Pak and interior designer Carter Kay inherited a project with innate charm that required some detailing here and there to suit the needs of the new owner. “We really wanted this house to be like a jewel box inside and out,” says Kay. “Changes were made to make the house more customized for our client and to set the stage for her antiques.” With that view, a box-shaped bay

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window added to the dining room creates the perfect alcove for a beloved sideboard and allows more natural light into the space. “We added other architectural elements such as plasterwork and a coved ceiling in the kitchen,” says Pak. “We created an arched opening in the living room to mirror an adjacent bookcase, added beams and designed a new mantel to make that space more distinctive.” Other changes included updating the master bath and dressing room and creating a chic vestibule from the living room to the kitchen with a hidden pantry and silver storage. When it came to choices for the interiors, letting go was part 83

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Welcome In Like the kitchen, plaster was added to the entryway ceiling, as was an antique chandelier from EdgarReeves. A rug and antiques complete the small but charming space. The antique desk is from William Word Fine Antiques; the Edward Moulthrop bowl is from Signature Shop & Gallery. The Tabriz rug is from Keivan Woven Arts.

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“CARTER AND I WORKED ON A BEAUTIFUL URBAN ENGLISH COTTAGE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY, UPDATING IT TO BECOME A PERSONAL REFLECTION OF OUR CLIENT AND HER LIFESTYLE.” —Yong Pak

Hidden Gem An antique piece from the client’s former home was converted into a vanity with the addition of a crystal bowl. To make the space completely private, Kay placed an antique French mirror in the window, which reﬂects the wonderful presentation of art. Vanity from Jane Marsden Antiques & Interiors; the art was sourced from Tew Galleries, Huff Harrington, Pryor Fine Art and Anne Irwin Fine Art.

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Mix Master The renovated kitchen features new plasterwork, a coved ceiling and a custom vent hood designed by Pak Heydt & Associates and produced by Calhoun Design & Metalworks. The white bowls and pottery is from Dixon Rye. The copper pot is from Foxglove Antiques & Galleries.

of the process. Kay helped her client pare down possessions, and then find ideal locations for the remainder in the scheme of the new rooms. “All the rugs and most of the furniture came from her prior house, so it was more about placement and refreshing,” says Kay. “We painted almost the entire house a neutral white which allows the furnishings, collectibles and beautiful Oriental rugs to be the stars in each room.” Wallpaper dresses the powder bath, a new Frenchstyle Ferrell Mittman sofa shines in the living room along with two bergère chairs re-covered in a muted leopard print. “The living room now gives off the air of old midcentury Paris,” says Kay. One joyful task for both designer and client involved deciding where to place a vast collection of art and objects of all types. Meissen porcelain stands out on the dining room sideboard; a floral oil still life graces the updated mantel; and a grouping of smaller works of art adds elegance to the powder bath. All these special pieces come to life in the renovated house, drawing the eye around each room. The spaces feel curated and sophisticated, but with room to breathe. Every detail is considered—just like a made-to-measure haute couture gown—and accomplished what everyone hoped for. See Resources, Page 95. 87

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Peek Inside left to right Treasures ﬁll an antique vitrine in a corner of the dining room; it is topped with a papier-mâché tray from Scott Antique Markets. right A selection of the homeowner’s Meissen porcelain tops an antique sideboard from William Word Fine Antiques.

ONE JOYFUL TASK FOR BOTH DESIGNER AND CLIENT INVOLVED DECIDING WHERE TO PLACE A VAST COLLECTION OF ART AND OBJECTS OF ALL TYPES.

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Natural Radiance Natural light ďŹ&#x201A;ows into the dining room from a boxed bay window added during the renovation. The custom iron table is by Smith Ironworks, the chandelier is from Jane Marsden Antiques and the lamps are from Edgar-Reeves.

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Settle In opposite The master bedroom includes a Louis J. Solomon bed, bedding from Gramercy and pillows from Holland & Sherry. right The soaking tub area is adorned with drawings of antique furniture and a side table sourced from Grizzell & Mann.

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PAGES 30-45 THE FRENCH CONNECTION INTERIOR DESIGN Courtney Giles, Courtney Giles Interiors. (404) 791-3404; courtneygiles.com BUILDER Dallas Denny, Holland Renovation and Restoration (404) 557-9492; hollandrenovation. com PAGES 46-63 FAMILY MATTERS INTERIOR DESIGN Susan Bozeman, Susan B. Bozeman Designs, Inc. (404) 237-7745; sbbdesigns.com ARCHITECTURE Greg Busch Architects. (404) 252-8073; gregbusch.com LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Carson McElheney, Carson McElheney Landscape Architecture & Design. (404) 467-1690; carsonmcelheney.com PAGES 64-79 HIDDEN POTENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN Liza Bryan, Liza Bryan Interiors, Inc. (404) 848-0588; lizabryaninteriors.com ARCHITECT William Litchfield, William B. Litchfield Residential Designs Inc. (404) 467-4600; litchfielddesigns.com LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT John Howard, Howard Design Studio, LLC. (404) 876-7051; howarddesignstudio.com CONTRACTOR Tom Clemmons, CBR, Inc. (404) 5229123 PAGES 80-91

MADE TO MEASURE INTERIOR DESIGN Carter Kay,

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WHEN WE CLEANED OUT OUR GARAGE in September, a few rolls of holiday wrapping paper twirled out from a corner. I don’t know why they were plonked standing upright instead of neatly stored with all the other holiday boxes and bags; however, it did beg the question of whether to bother packing them since we’d soon need them. Every year the holidays creep up a little faster. Each year I swear off buying more decorations and wrapping supplies. Alas, without fail, I start buying gifts before summer’s end, and my collection of ribbons and bows continues to grow. I’m a complete and utter failure with holiday resolutions. Perhaps my failed resolutions are because I’ve always loved the holidays. I don’t know if it’s because SiriusXM Radio launches into “Jingle Bells” on the day after Halloween, or the autumn leaves crunch in a way that makes me feel festive enough to eat turkey one day each year, or the endless entertainment of Ralphie and his Red Ryder BB Gun in “A Christmas Story” gets 96

to me, but for a few weeks, the city feels optimistic, generous and entertaining—and I buy into it every year. The owner of this magazine is a Deadhead, so I hope he’ll forgive me for feeling sentimental when I hear Dan Fogelberg’s “Same Old Lang Syne.” That said, he’ll probably fire me for admitting that I know all the words to John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads.” Jerry Garcia might sing about “Truckin’” but that doesn’t inspire me to string lights across the porch and deck the halls. For me, the holidays are about the sweet melodies, both literal and metaphorical, of home: being with family and friends— even the crazy ones I avoid the other 51 weeks of the year. Whether you’re traveling from the kitchen to the dining room, down the street or across the country, may your holidays take you home, or perhaps help you take “home” to those in need, both in our city and farther afield. Whether short or long, familiar or new, may the path you travel take you to the people and places you love. Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Home … wherever this finds you.

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Whether “Truckin’” with Jerry Garcia or traveling country roads with John Denver’s “mountain momma,” SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON wants your travels to take you to your favorite people and places this season

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For the 11th annual Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles is partnering with Frank Heery of Harrison Design for the architectural design; The O’Donnell Group, the developer also charged with interior selections and speciﬁcations; as well as White Oak Fine Homes and Firelight Homes for this beloved event. The venerable design-build team will transform a modestly-sized 1950s-era Saltbox at the end of a long drive on a nearly four-acre forested lot in Sandy Springs. “It was a well-built house, and we wanted to show people what you can do with a renovation,” Heery says. The 6,500-square-foot, ﬁve-bedroom abode will include several new additions, each built with limestone foundations and clad with

handsome wood lap siding. A distinctive new office tower on one end of the house will be balanced by a master bedroom wing on the other, its attached bath cantilevered over the verdant grounds like a ﬂoating glass box. A second glass enclosure will contain a sculptural staircase that connects all three levels, offering lush backyard views while ﬂooding the interior with natural daylight. The additions give the house a sense of history and a narrative. “You can imagine that it was added onto over time,” Heery says. “You don’t always have to build new.” Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles is thrilled to have you as a guest this holiday season at the 2019 Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse. Cheers to the holidays—and Atlanta design!

William H. Harrison of Harrison Design serves as our 2019 Honorary Chair, and we are also honored to partner once again with our beneﬁciary, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, to support their commitment to provide specialized healthcare for children. During the run of showhouse, don’t miss a lineup of inspiring holiday events, including our ADAC Day of Design, designer panels, ﬂoral demonstrations, holiday baking and more. As you tour the showhouse, we encourage you to take inspiration and holiday spirit from the Atlanta design community’s incomparable talent.

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Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles is delighted to present the 11th annual Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse, beneﬁting Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Not only is this wintertime tradition a showcase of some of the region’s most esteemed design talents, but it’s also a celebration of the warmth and magic of the holiday season—and the timeless traditions that deﬁne this special time of year.

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Moonlight & Mistletoe WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Be among the ﬁrst to preview this year’s Home for the Holidays at our opening-night party. Guests will enjoy bites and cocktails, meet the designers, tour the house and kick off the holiday season in style. Cocktail attire. Tickets, $175 each; must be purchased in advance at atlantaholidayhome.com

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16; 1 P.M.

Pick up gifts for everyone on your list! Shop high-end decor, home accessories, garden goods and other fun ﬁnds from our Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts pop-up show, which is always a highlight of the Home for the Holidays. Take some time to explore the boutique’s festive furnishings, goodies and gifts as you exit the house.

Tap into your inner bartender and raise a glass! Seasoned beverage professional Randall Roberts will share ideas and techniques to make seasonal cocktails for all types of holiday merriment. What’s more, he’ll demonstrate the famous Four Roses Eggnog recipe featured in Life magazine in 1936 and offer tastings. Cheers!

A Board for Every Occasion: The Baker Mama

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16; 11 A.M.

Explore Home for the Holidays’ wellness retreat and then pamper yourself! Expert nail artisans from PROSE, Midtown Atlanta’s newest luxury nail boutique, will offer complimentary hand massages throughout the day. In its state-of-the-art boutique, PROSE will use high-quality, non-toxic and hypoallergenic products to elevate the traditional experience of nail and hand care.

Food blogger, social media sensation and author Maegan Brown—also known as the Baker Mama—may change the way you think about entertaining. She will demonstrate her step-bystep methods and share original ideas for creating delicious, artful boards for any size group and any occasion, going beyond the cheese and charcuterie standard. After the presentation, her book, Beautiful Boards, will be available for purchase and signing. Sponsored by Lucy’s Market.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17; 1 P.M. – 4 P.M.

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ADAC Day of Design SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 10:30 A.M. – 2:15 P.M. PROSE

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Meet our Junior Chair SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17

The Big Picture

Meet Home for the Holidays Honorary Junior Chair Melina Petriccione and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta mascots Hope & Will for a day ﬁlled with holiday spirit!

10:30 A.M. – 11:15 A.M.

Candlelight Tour THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21; 6 P.M. – 8 P.M. Enjoy a festive evening tour of the showhouse. The night will begin with a seasonal cocktail and light bites, followed by self-guided tours of this year’s Home for the Holidays. Advance ticket purchase required. $55; visit atlantaholidayhome.com

Merry Meditation

We have all heard the proverb, “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and when you are renovating, you need to make sure you are starting that journey off on the right foot! Join in a conversation with Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ Editor-in-Chief, Elizabeth Ralls, and the showhouse architectural design team of William H. (Bill) Harrison and Frank Heery, both of Harrison Design, along with developer Andrea Bain of The O’Donnell Group, as they reveal the best practices for approaching renovation projects of all sizes. Discover which contractors need to be involved in the process, and when. Learn how to develop a proper budget, and ultimately, gain an understanding of the most common renovation pitfalls—and how to avoid them.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22; 9:15 A.M. – 10 A.M. Does your stress level mimic the frenetic pace this time of year? We invite you to explore various modalities of meditation to cultivate peace, focus and energy in mind, body and spirit. November Nichols, founder of L’Artisan Muse, a maison on Atlanta’s West Side for all things wellness-oriented, will be your guide toward bringing balance and energy to your body and brain. Before opening hours and in the Home for the Holidays meditation garden, she’ll teach how to smoothly transition from the constant chatter in the thinking mind into the powers of your higher mind. Event is complimentary with showhouse admission but registration is required at atlantaholidayhome.com.

Designing for Wellness FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22; 11 A.M. – 12 P.M. The wellness movement has been inﬂuential in nearly every aspect of our modern lives, from the workplace to travel to home design. It has even taken center stage at this year’s Home for the Holidays with a state-of-the art wellness living space. A one hour ASID- and NKBA-accredited CEU is available for design industry professionals. In this presentation, MTI Director of Marketing Michael Kornowa will present “The Wellness Trend,” sharing insights about this movement and how home design practices can incorporate holistic therapies. After the program, Andrea Bain, developer and interior speciﬁcations designer with The O’Donnell Group, and Bill Harrison, principal architect of Harrison Design and Home for the Holidays 2019 Honorary Chair, will join Kornowa for discussion and a walking tour of the wellness space.

The Ever-Changing World of Kitchens and Baths 11:30 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. With never-ending possibilities of product, and ever-evolving trends, how do you stay ahead of the curve? Join Tish Mills Kirk of Tish Design and Randy O’Neil of Renaissance Tile & Bath as they explore do’s and don’ts in kitchen and bath design. Their lively discussion will touch on classic mainstays of design, trends they can’t wait to fade into the distance, and of course, funny and unexpected tales that occur during the process of creating a great design.

Finishing Touches for Signature Style 1:30 P.M. – 2:15 P.M. Transforming a home can be as extensive as a full renovation, or as simple as enhancing the existing space to create updated and reﬁned interiors. Join Showhouse designers James Wheeler, Jena Salmon and Anna Braund as they reveal resourceful ways to complement and strengthen existing room designs. Suzanna Hamilton will moderate this panel of experts as they discuss approachable architectural and ﬁnish changes as well as aesthetic design recommendations that will add insight and enthusiasm to your home renovation.

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Meet Santa! SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1; 1 P.M. – 4 P.M. Santa joins Home for the Holidays for a festive holiday weekend, the perfect activity for out-of-town visitors and family alike. Cookies and hot chocolate will be served all weekend.

A Festive Christmas Morning SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1; 2 P.M. Take your Christmas breakfast to the next level this season with expert guidance from Alyssa and Lori Hojnowski. The duo will share crowd-pleasing recipes, creative ideas for decor and the secrets of their notoriously popular mimosa bar, worthy of stepping onto the naughty list for a bit.

Meet Santa! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30; 11 A.M. – 2 P.M.

Candlelight Tour

Santa joins Home for the Holidays for a festive holiday weekend, the perfect activity for out-of-town visitors and family alike. Cookies and hot chocolate will be served all weekend.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5; 6 P.M. – 8 P.M.

Tie One On: Bows & Gift Tags

Enjoy a festive evening tour of the showhouse. The night will begin with a seasonal cocktail and light bites, followed by selfguided tours of this year’s Home for the Holidays. Advance ticket purchase required. $55; visit atlantaholidayhome.com

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30; 11 A.M. Whether embellishing the perfect gift or accenting your home’s holiday decor, beautiful handcrafted bows add the perfect ﬁnishing touch. In this hands-on workshop, join Lori Hojnowski to learn how to make gorgeous bows and gift tags. Please note: space is limited and advance ticket purchase is required. $45 includes workshop, all materials and showhouse ticket; visit atlantaholidayhome.com

Setting the Holiday Table SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30; 1 P.M. Floral, garden and interior designer Zeb Grant of Zeb Grant Designs will demonstrate how to set a stunning table for your holiday entertaining in this interactive presentation. From place settings to centerpieces, he’ll share creative yet practical tips for becoming the ultimate holiday host.

Sunday Brunch, the Holiday Edition SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1; 11 A.M. Back by popular demand, it’s Sunday brunch at the showhouse, with chilled mimosas and Bloody Marys featuring Tito’s Handmade Vodka. Enjoy a delicious, traditional brunch buffet with a whimsical holiday twist, then stay to tour the home before it opens to the public. Please note: space is limited and advance ticket purchase required. $55 includes brunch and showhouse ticket; visit atlantaholidayhome.com

Holiday Centerpieces to Impress: Workshop FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6; 11 A.M. What will take center stage at your holiday table? Design a festive holiday centerpiece with the guidance of Amber Schoepp, owner of Flower Bar—a full-service florist that also specializes in DIY workshops. She’ll share expert tips and instructions for how to incorporate holiday greenery, florals and other accessories to create a beautiful, lasting centerpiece. All tools and materials are provided, and you’ll take your finished creation home to enjoy over the holidays. Please note: space is limited and advance ticket purchase is required. $60 includes workshop, all materials and showhouse ticket; visit atlantaholidayhome.com

Holiday Sips & Snacks SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7; 1 P.M. Freshen up your appetizer and cocktail routine this holiday season with culinary powerhouse, Jennifer Hill Booker. A professional chef, instructor and author, Chef Jennifer will share recipes and entertaining tips, leaving you inspired to host your next gathering with holiday ﬂair. After the presentation she will be signing copies of both of her cookbooks, Dinner Deja Vu: Southern Tonight, French Tomorrow and Field Peas to Foie Gras: Southern Recipes with a French Accent. Both will be available for purchase.

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Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta has been 100 percent dedicated to kids for more than 100 years. A not-forproﬁt organization, Children’s is dedicated to making kids better today and healthier tomorrow. Our specialized care helps children get better faster and live healthier lives. Managing more than a million patient visits annually at three hospitals, Marcus Autism Center and 28 neighborhood locations, Children’s is the largest healthcare provider for children in Georgia and one of the largest pediatric clinical care providers in the country. Children’s offers access to more than 60 pediatric specialties and programs and is ranked among the top children’s hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report. With generous philanthropic and volunteer support since 1915, Children’s has impacted the lives of children in Georgia, the United States and throughout the world. Visit choa.org for more information.

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Melina Petriccione, Honorary Junior Chair

Every year, the Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse delights and inspires visitors with the creative possibilities of outstanding residential design.

After being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor that was surrounded by the speech area of her brain, we were told that our daughter, Melina, needed a miracle. Refusing to accept that diagnosis, we sought a second opinion and eventually found a doctor who was conﬁdent he could remove the entire tumor. Two months and countless hospital visits later, surgery day had come and after hours of waiting, the doctor revealed that the surgery was successful—the tumor was completely removed and, with rehabilitation to regain her strength and balance, Melina would go back to being a happy, normal 5-year-old.

As architect, we play a special role as we envisage the design of the residence and, once completed, marvel as so many creative and gifted designers transform the interior with their own vision and talent. It comes together gloriously, creating a truly inspiring experience. I’d like to thank the many craftspeople, artisans and manufacturers who supported this year’s showhouse, and express my tremendous gratitude to Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles for this opportunity.

And thank you for your visit, which helps support Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

Our perspective is forever changed and in so many ways we will always be thankful. To remind us of her strong, fearless attitude, we nicknamed Melina the “Lion Heart.” Our love and appreciation for those who supported us will always be in our hearts, and we are reminded every time we see our Melina. Our Lion Heart.

—Bill Harrison

—The Petriccione Family

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the developer Andrea Bain, The O’Donnell Group The O’Donnell Group LLC is a real estate development group with a track record for successfully acquiring, developing, constructing and managing real estate projects in New York and Georgia. For over a decade, ODG has dedicated itself to delivering projects of the highest quality. Our team interfaces with architects, designers, and contractors, to manage the process of development and marketing. Projects include raw land purchase, lot development and speculative residential construction. ODG works with investors to obtain solid results in product quality and return on investment. abain.odg@gmail.com odgatlanta.com

a bout the builder George Cooke

Founded by George Cooke and Richard Williams, White Oak Fine Homes has grown its business by maintaining one simple concept—partnerships with clients are based on transparency and trust. Demonstrating that the ﬁrm operates with integrity is just as important as delivering high quality construction. We are known as a builder who listens carefully to our clients, pays close attention to detail and commits all of our resources to make sure you have a positive experience throughout. The company’s 25 years of experience includes over 200 custom homes, renovations and commercial interior build-outs. We have constructed notable projects including Southern Accents Show Homes, and have also had homes published in both Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles and Atlanta Magazine. (404) 557-8374 whiteoakﬁnehomes.com

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a bout the builder Michael Claggett Michael continues the family legacy as a third generation construction expert with over fifteen years in the industry. He has been involved in everything from real estate development, custom renovations and remodels, to fine home building. Michael’s attention to detail and thoroughness always results in a high quality build and experience for his homeowners. His overriding theme has always been to fully understand the customers’ needs and deliver a project that meets all expectations. (404) 884-2147 firelighthomes.com

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hawn Amtower brings a totally fresh new aesthetic to the design world, incorporating clean lines, architectural details, organic objects and luxurious materials. Inspired and driven by the ever-changing world of art, fashion and architecture, she strives to create spaces that reflect the client’s personality, as well as bring a new perspective to “quality of life.” Her modern way of thinking collides with her flair for elegant sophistication, creating spaces that are stylish and soothing to the soul. She is an award-winning designer published in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and was recently honored with the 2018 Bath of the Year award.

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tlanta-native Robin Burnett creates interiors that are beautiful, functional and individualized to each of her client’s needs. After graduating from the University of Georgia with degrees in both interior design and journalism, Robin began her career at Harrison Design Associates where she learned the importance of architectural and design history. Her time there inspired her to begin Robin Burnett Design in 2005. She loves the details in both classical and contemporary design, and endeavors to balance light, color and texture in each space while still taking into account the importance of scale and proportion. She has been featured as an ASID award winner and was selected as a 2018 Atlanta Homes & Lifestlyes Bath of the Year winner.

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orraine Enwright, award-winning designer and owner of Atlanta-based design firm Enwright Design Inc., has spent more than 20 years creating well-loved places and spaces for residential and commercial clients around the globe. As revealed in her upcoming book, Design from the Heart, Lorraine’s holistic, heart-centered approach to design begins with understanding the whole person to craft personalized experiences using color, light, form, and decorative expression. From architectural inception to stylized interior design, she works hand-in-hand with clients to help them create a home that feels right to them. Her approach has culminated in the creation of her newlylaunched brand Intuitive Dwellings, which aims to help clients rediscover their intuitive nature through the mediums of uplifting architectural and interior design. Lorraine and her clients embark on a journey of self-discovery that is both provocative and inspiring, creating unique design solutions for them that are timeless and artful, yet highly personal.

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his Georgia native does not need to look far for inspiration. His fine eye for classically-modern design was nurtured by a proper Southern upbringing along with its storied architecture and rich cuisine. Instilled by his family, Zeb’s appreciation of nature and its bounty continues to influence his residential designs and floral artistry. A natural flair embodies his creations, reflecting the gracious manner in which he was raised. The elegantly layered mix of rare finds, antiques, found objects, modern luxuries and keepsakes intertwine to tell a client’s bespoke story. His firsthand cultivation of art appreciation throughout the world—combined with his education in art history and design—defines his ideals for the preservation of tradition. Always on the lookout for the latest trends, Zeb balances old and new in his chic interpretation of a new traditional style.

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our home is an oasis, a place to make memories and to express who you really are. At Ballard Designs, you’ll find inspiration, excitement and all the ingredients you need to transform your decorating ideas into reality. Our designers travel the world in search of new trends that we translate into exclusive products. Just like Maggie Griffin, the sought-after designer we’re thrilled to partner with for this year’s Home for the Holidays Showhouse. Maggie Griffin established her eponymous firm almost a decade ago, cultivating a clientele that spans across Georgia, to projects in the Carolinas, Alabama and Florida. Maggie’s passion for creating a home for her clients is evident in her detail, from finish selections, to antique china collections, to comfortable furnishings. With a love of Southern design, Maggie has created a signature style comprised of classics mixed with modern touches. She resides in Gainesville, Georgia, with her husband and two boys.

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ith a degee in interior design and more than 20 years of industry experience, Chris Holt opened his eponymous design firm in 2001, focusing on both commercial and residential design. Holt Interiors’ style is traditional and classic, but with a fresh sensibility. Holt integrates this design theory into every project, while keeping the client’s specific needs and expectations at the forefront. With every design, Holt maintains his Southern roots by presenting a fresh, modern take on traditional Southern charm.

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Chris Holt turned a stately study into a fresh and functional space by combining masculine paintings with pops of color and tailored decor. See “Pinnacle of Style” at atlantahomesmag.com

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ish Mills Kirk is known for creating highly personalized spaces with a curated-over-time feel. As one client said, “Her spaces are always a tranquil feast for the senses. You know the homeowner by the interiors.” While the firm has worked throughout the country, Mills Kirk has also completed projects in China and Africa. She has participated in numerous designer showhouses throughout the United States. The firm has been recognized with 24 ASID Design Excellence Awards and three National ASIDs. Mills Kirk is also a founding member of the Design Leadership Network and Leaders of Design Council.

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Since moving from healthcare into interior design full-time in 2014, Beth was one of the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Bath of the Year winners, designed two powder baths for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestras Showhouse and Gardens, has created vignettes for the Atlanta Food and Wine Festival, ADAC, dk Gallery and The Shade Store and has created spaces for the Atlanta Magazine HOME Modern Showhouse two years in a row. She has been published in Traditional Home, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Atlanta Magazine’s HOME, Kitchen and Bath Makeovers, Luxe Lifestyle of the Carolinas, and two books, 150 Best New Bathroom Ideas and Happy Design.

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n Atlanta favorite since opening in 1995, Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts offers a variety of contemporary and vintage furnishings, decorative accessories, antique treasures and a selection of gifts—all complemented by an amazing plant department. Boxwoods Home features an inspired selection of table linens, furniture, barware, dinnerware, glassware, serving pieces, candles and deluxe soaps, along with a superbly curated woman’s boutique and a charming baby department. Located in the heart of Buckhead’s West Village, Boxwoods is truly a shop no visitor should miss. The Boxwoods exterior landscape department has been responsible for designing and installing specialty gardens in and around Atlanta for over 25 years. Dan Cleveland, Alvin Laws and David Boswell, along with landscape designer and Boxwoods co-owner Randy Korando, work together to make Atlanta even more beautiful, one garden at a time.

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Robin believes that the foundation of a successful design project is built on trust and confidence. Whether designing a traditional home or a modern urban apartment, each interior design project receives exceptional attention to detail. Her ultimate goal is to exceed her clients’ expectations by becoming their personal storyteller, translating memories into timeless design. Robin LaMonte has been designing homes along the east coast for 17 years. She has appeared on Good Morning America and has been published in multiple magazines.

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aria McLaurin is known for the calming, peaceful expression in her design. “My goal is always to create interiors that inspire feelings of comfort and belonging as soon as you step into the space,” McLaurin explains, “That to me defines home.” As founder and principal of McLaurin Interiors, she has designed residential interiors throughout the Southeast. In every project, communication plays a vital role in reflecting the client’s own tastes and lifestyle in their home. McLaurin has won numerous ASID Design Excellence awards and her work has been featured in many publications. McLaurin is a graduate of Brenau University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in interior design and is a professional member of the American Society of Interior Design.

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Texture and organic elements were incorporated in a bright dining room to connect the home’s interiors with nature. See “Mountain Milestone” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Grayson Pratt GRAYSON PRATT INTERIORS

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rayson Pratt Interiors is a full-service Atlantabased interior design firm that opened in 2014. Whether designing a family home or a sorority house, Grayson always has the client in mind. She believes each space should tell the story of her clients, and enjoys incorporating clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; collected treasures into a home in order to create a curated and personal look. She has a talent for creating classic, comfortable design that mixes styles, color and pattern. In 2018, Grayson Pratt Interiors was named Best of Interior Design by My Vinings/Smyrna magazine. She has participated in the Cashiers Designer Showhouse and the Cathedral Antiques Show.

@graysonprattinteriors (404) 316-3768

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Jena Salmon JENA SALMON DESIGNS

jenasalmon.com @jenasalmon (404) 863-5998

ena Salmon is a nationally renowned interior designer who has created luxurious yet comfortable homes for clients in places like Atlanta, Brooklyn, Dallas, Telluride and the Hamptons. Whether designing a cosmopolitan urban home, a luxury high-rise condo, a horse property with guest quarters, or a family beach retreat, Salmon infuses each with timeless and fresh design elements. Salmon’s impeccable sense of color combined with her use of Chinoiserie, bold patterns and old−world elegance meld with modern aesthetics to create her signature style. Every home designed by Salmon is unique to both the client and the place, thereby creating iconic and individual residences. Salmon has won numerous design awards and is a member of ASID and the Design Leadership Network. Her projects have been featured in many publications, and she has participated in numerous national showhouses and on design panels.

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DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

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Jimmy Stanton

immy Stanton owns furniture showroom Stanton Home Furnishings, located in Atlanta’s Westside. The 14,000-square-foot showroom ranges from modern to traditional, selling items directly off the floor. Stanton has been featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Atlanta Magazine, Atlanta Magazine’s HOME, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Country Living, Creative Loafing, Decor, Domino, House Beautiful, Lonny, Lucky, Rue, Southern Living and Veranda. Additionally, he has participated in multiple showhouses throughout the region.

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Custom McAlpine side consoles ﬂank a gallery wall with a series of modern abstracts in a lively landing zone atop a staircase. See “Maximum Impact” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Stock & Trade Design Co. STOCK & TRADE DESIGN CO.

stockandtrade.com @stockandtradedesignco (404) 799-4250

tock & Trade Design Co. opened its first showroom in November 2012 in Birmingham, AL. The brand offers a wide selection of custom upholstery, furniture, lighting, rugs, accessories and unique objects, as well as custom pieces from local artisans. We provide beautiful and affordable home furnishings through pieces infused with clean lines, modern sensibility and classic style. We believe your home should be your own personal refuge—a reflection of those who live there and their lifestyle—and with our vast inventory of in-stock pieces as well as thousands of special order options, the design choices are almost limitless. Our corporate creative and design team has been with Stock & Trade since its inception seven years ago, and have been instrumental in creating and developing the brand. With 33 years of combined experience in the design and home furnishings industry, we love the design process from start to finish and are always excited about being a part of each client’s developing project, no matter how large or small.

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DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

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Hope Vanzant HMS DESIGNS

hopevanzant.com (770) 712-6152

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MS Designs is an Atlanta-based interior design firm with projects spread throughout the southeast. Principle designer Hope Vanzant, who founded the firm in 2001, believes in creating unique spaces that are tailored to each individual client’s needs and style preferences. With a B.A. in interior design from Georgia State University and a well-trained eye for quality, she continues to be recognized for her timeless style that remains fresh year after year. Hope is best known for creating functional yet beautiful tailored spaces. Each project speaks to her clients’ own interests, travels and lifestyle. She prides herself on her attention to detail and lasting design features. Hope’s work can be seen in residences that span the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida and Alabama.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

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Subtlety was achieved through a weathered color palette in a calming rear porch offering lush garden views. See “Country Classic” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Proud to have been chosen as the closet providers for the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse & Marketplace.

Serving the Southeast customclosetsofgeorgia.com 770.401.0867

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Master Bedroom & Vestibule

MEET THE DESIGNER

James Wheeler J. WHEELER DESIGNS

jwheelerdesigns.com @jwheelerdesigns (404) 907-8605

imeless, livable spaces that tell a story. That’s what interior designer James Wheeler has been recognized for, along with his sophisticated style and steadfast ability to deliver exactly what his clients want. A Georgia native, Wheeler founded his firm in 2012 after a decade of experience designing residential interiors. His classic meets contemporary style has been injected into small and large scale spaces from coast to coast. Wheeler’s methodology is led by the philosophy that the home should be a haven and the primary centerpiece for life’s moments. His work has won numerous awards and been featured in Elle Décor, House Beautiful, Real Simple, Rue, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and other national shelter publications. James is a member of the American Society of Interior Designers and the Design Leadership Network.

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DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

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Serving Top Designers Honored to provide treatments for James Wheeler in the 2019 Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse. Janie Wilburn from The Jane Group & Photographed by Chris Little Photography

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nna Louise Wolfe, Ltd. is a full-service interior design firm with projects ranging from coast to coast. Wolfe began her career apprenticing

under one of Atlanta’s top interior designers for nearly eight years, prior to establishing her eponymous design firm in 2015. A young traditionalist, Wolfe’s classic designs are inspired by the great designers and architects of the past, but she also implements modern elements to create

MEET THE DESIGNER

Anna-Louise Wolfe ANNA LOUISE WOLFE, LTD.

annalouisewolfe.com @annalouisewolfe (678) 680-3309

spaces that feel current. Wolfe combines architecture with her clients’ personalities for the inspiration behind her design schemes, creating a personalized look that fits each client’s lifestyle. Her goal is to create happy homes that are both functional and beautiful, and allow her clients to be surrounded by things they love. Anna Louise Wolfe, Ltd. has been featured in The Atlantan magazine and Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, and was a participating designer for the 2017 Cashiers Showhouse and the 2018 Serenbe Showhouse.

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DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

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