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CONTENTS FEBRUARY 2015 // ISSUE NO.316

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Sensational Style Innovation reigned supreme at the 2014 Home for the Holidays Showhouse as some of the city’s most forwardthinking designers redeﬁned the look of traditional style.

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AH&L Hot List It’s only February, but already there’s plenty of activity in the local design community that deserves our attention.

Open-Concept Carter Kay Interiors and Pak Heydt & Associates deliver an elegant living-level renovation for a Buckhead couple.

Stan Topol’s All-Time Favorite Chairs Decorator Stan Topol presents seven chairs guaranteed to stand the test of time.

Artisan: Jill Biskin A versatile artist with astonishing depth, this Athens-based creative deﬁes deﬁnition.

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IT WAS A HOUSE WITH A SOUL well before Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles asked more than 15 design firms to put their signature stamp on the interiors of the annual Home for the Holidays Showhouse. A steep roof, large windows, cut-stone quoins and headers, a strong connection to a heavily canopied landscape—these were just a few elements specified by architecture firm Harrison Design, who created the new home to live well not just in the context of one of Atlanta’s most pedigreed neighborhoods, but also from the harmonious spaces that dwelled within. Of course, a number of challenges came along with achieving said harmony in such a short period of time—not the least of which included a steep driveway that provided many memorable exchanges during install week. But that’s all in a day’s work for these consummate professionals, whose remarkable designs are on view starting with page 59. These were rooms that beckoned relaxation, that begged for cocktails and conversation … and possibly even a little romance. Little luxuries lurked around every corner, whether it was a showstopping chandelier, tactile wallcovering or angelcanopy bed. To paraphrase participating designer Margaret Kirkland, it was a house that made visitors feel like a guest Elizabeth Ralls of honor. And isn’t that the Editor in Chief @elizabeth_ralls | twitter ultimate compliment? @eliz_ralls | instagram

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IDEAS // DISCOVERIES // DEBUTS

Experiential Shopping

Signaling a vote of conﬁdence in the Atlanta marketplace—and bringing new meaning to

the phrase “hands on,” home and lifestyle brand PIRCH opened its doors at Lenox Marketplace. The self-described “retail pioneer” allows consumers to test-drive everything from cooktops, refrigerators and ovens (think La Cornue) to showers, sinks and grills via the 27,000-square-foot showroom’s fully functioning vignettes. pirch.com

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STYLE NEWS

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HOT LIST It’s only February, but already there’s enough activity in the local design community that deserves our attention, from fresh collections to industry behemoths planting prominent roots in our proverbial backyard.

Gallery Grandeur Stretching six stories above Buckhead and spanning nearly

70,000 square feet, RESTORATION HARDWARE’s RH ATLANTA, THE GALLERY AT THE ESTATE IN BUCKHEAD—which debuted to much fanfare in November—exhibits its full line of home furnishings on a scale unmatched by any other Atlanta retailer of its kind. Bearing more resemblance to a luxury hotel than a retail space, the new gallery proves an opulent counterpart to Buckhead Atlanta across the street. The result of a collaboration with architect James Gillam of Backen, Gillam & Kroeger, it’s details like a grand entry rotunda, double staircase, 50-foot reflecting pool, outdoor fireplace and rooftop conservatory—all delivered in perfect balance and symmetry—that complete the experience, which feels more like a showroom than retail model (most items may not be purchased off the floor). “This is a commercial building that has elements of a residential one. That juxtaposition is something that was very intentional,” says Restoration Hardware CEO Gary Friedman. “We do everything we can to make the space look more aesthetically pleasing

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and organic: more trees, more green, more natural surfaces. The greenery creates oxygen. It just feels better,” he notes. “We try to not just build a building, but also to bring a sense of home and community onto a commercial street.” Mission, accomplished.

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Windows to the World THE SHADE STORE, a thirdgeneration family-run ﬁrm has opened its second Atlanta outpost at ADAC. Known for high-quality custom window treatments—all of which are de-

ADAC’S NEW WORKROOM Coming this spring to ADAC: 8,800

signed and assembled by hand in the USA—the company is also lauded for

square feet that will be devoted not to

its in-house design team and customer service. Pictured is the inverted pleat

a showroom, but to individual design

drapery in Suit Stripe Black with a solar shade in Orbit Black. The Shade

studios that will be shared by

Store, ADAC, (404) 220-9127; theshadestore.com

a prolific group of interior designers and architects. Confirmed offices— which will be located on the fifth floor—include: BILL INGRAM ARCHITECT and ROLLINS INGRAM, PHILLIP SIDES INTERIOR DESIGN, MARK WILLIAMS DESIGN ASSOCIATES, MUSSO DESIGN GROUP, JUNE PRICE INTERIORS and IIDA.

VIRGINIA TERRITORY Bunny Williams has been busy as of late, debuting collections for Ballard Designs, Dash & Albert, Mirror Image Home and more. But it’s her new BUNNY WILLIAMS HOME pieces that are poised to become instant classics. Standouts include the exotic Kang coffee table, the Hexagon drinks table in striated black lacquer and the Black Beauty side table with an ebony stain and

WONDER WOMAN Profoundly inﬂuenced by her years on Mexico’s magical Yucatán Peninsula,

shapely pedestal base. Lee Jofa, ADAC, (404) 812-

industry luminary LAURA KIRAR brings a soulfulness to her new line of furnish-

6995; leejofacom; bunnywilliamshome.com —K.A

ings for BAKER. Firmly rooted in precedent (we love the Art Deco–style Lola chaise and Egyptian-inﬂuenced Bie accent table), items like her spunky Narwhal chair are undeniably original. Baker Knapp & Tubbs, ADAC, (404) 266-0501;

and Mathews Furniture, (404) 237-8271; bakerfurniture.com —Kate Abney

ALL IN THE FAMILY A result of the expert curation of HOLLAND & COMPANY proprietress Mary Holland, all products designed by architect Bobby McAlpine are now distributed directly by the acclaimed ADAC showroom. “We have every McAlpine piece under one umbrella,” notes Holland, who’s paired McAlpine’s newest furnishings for MACRAE with custom mirrors by Nashville’s Amy Smith—also on the MCALPINE HOME label—plus his upholstery for LEE INDUSTRIES (look for hide-covered ottomans with nailhead details) and concrete tables (the Trefoil is a winner) by Birmingham-based ELEGANT EARTH. Holland & Company, ADAC, (800) 446-5526; hollandandcompany.com;

macraedesigns.com; mcalpinetankersley; leeindustries.com; elegantearth.com —K.A. 12

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SERENE + SUBTLE Evoking relaxation and reﬂection, and a sense of escapism from our increasingly hectic lives, FARROW & BALL has selected four subdued, saturated and serene shades as its key colors for 2015: Pink Ground, Light Blue, Breakfast Room Green and Tanner’s Brown. Farrow & Ball at Lee Jofa, ADAC,

(404) 812-6995; us.farrow-ball.com —C.R.

Bold Design Luxury artisanal furniture line HELLMANCHANG—helmed by longtime friends Daniel Hellmen and Eric Chang—is now available at ADAC’s JIM THOMPSON showroom. The Brooklyn-based duo is known for its bold, reﬁned designs; pictured is the Nola round table with lacquer top and goldleaf interior details.

Jim Thompson, ADAC, (404) 709-2050; hellman-chang.com —Claire Ruhlin

EDGY EXPANSION Ryan Hughes will bring both his high-proﬁle Westside boutique R HUGHES and ADAC’s R HUGHES ATELIER under one roof this summer—in addition to the HOLLAND & SHERRY show-

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room-within-a-showroom—in a new 8,000-square-foot location on ADAC’s third ﬂoor. Hughes has enlisted interior designer Smith Hanes to enact his vision for combining “classic Southern sophistication with the raw, fashion-forward look of New York” in the new space. Count on R Hughes to

Marsala

The full-bodied qualities of wine will

continue adding to its array of artisanal collections never before seen in the Southeastern market (like the soon-to-be introduced Alexander Lamont). The result will be one celebrated destination that’s impossible to miss. R Hughes, ADAC, (404) 607-8877, r-hughes.com —Elizabeth Ralls

make their way into accessories and accents this year as PANTONE’s 2015 R HUGHES BY ERICA GEORGE DINES

color of the year, Marsala, takes the fashion and design world by storm. KRAVET, pictured, is among the ﬁrst

MIX MASTERY

Chameleon, ROBERT ALLEN’s painterly new textile collection with Palm Beach–based decora-

to introduce a collection of perfectly

tor LARRY LASLO, exudes bold jewel tones and limitless layering possibilities. From the abstract

paired fabrics in the earthy hue.

scarab-splattered Tropic Storm to the embroidered-lattice Energy Shift, the fabrics’ shining metallic

Kravet, ADAC, (404) 816-7941;

yarns, shimmering velvets and Italian-made sateens lead the way to inﬁnite looks.

kravet.com —C.R.

Robert Allen | Beacon Hill, ADAC, (404) 266-0015; robertallendesign.com —K.A. 13

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Textile to Table

Famed fabric designer Michael Devine’s new nine-piece dinnerware collec-

FRAME OF MIND

tion, a collaboration with French tableware designer Marie Daâge, captures

of their eponymous pillow line in

two of his popular motifs—the Charlotte ﬂoral and Thomas faux bois—in

spring 2013, artwork seemed the

hand-painted Limoges porcelain in a rainbow of hues with 24k gold details.

next natural step for local dealer-and-

Travadavi, (404) 844-0141, travadavi.com; michaeldevineltd.com —K.A.

client-turned-friends and business

After the launch

partners Linda Horsley and Margaret

GLAM LAMPS While the signature lighting lines by Niermann Weeks and reigning design queen Kelly Wearstler won’t make their debuts till summer, several fresh VISUAL COMFORT items are arriving in stores now. New to retail are introductions like THOMAS O’BRIEN’s angular

Kaufman of HORSLEY KAUFMAN. Their collections of preserved framed botanicals, antique textiles and aged documents are accentuated with antique accoutrements (think gilded tassels), as well as contemporary ones (hand-stoned silk borders). “The mix gives us a unique way to preserve

alabaster Tina buffet lamp, pictured, and

the artistry of the past while creating

AERIN’s avian-esque Moresby ﬂoor lamp,

modern works of art with a sense of

which is packed with personality in rattan

history,” says Kaufman, who hints at a

and antique brass. Circa Lighting,

slew of new creations for spring 2015.

(404) 233-4131, circalighting.com;

horsleykaufman.com —K.A.

and Mathews Furniture, (404) 237-8271; mathewsfurniture.com —K.A.

Americana Icon

Two decades after the ﬁrst WINTERTHUR collection, Atlanta’s

CURREY & COMPANY has just unveiled a fresh suite of products inspired by the iconic northern Delaware museum—also considered America’s fourth-largest home. The handsome releases range from 17th-century-style cabinets and hand-painted porcelain lamps—available now—to Swiss-dyed wool rugs that will hit stores in April.

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STYLE NEWS

GUILDED GLORY

After nearly half a century in the industry, London interior and product designer Tricia Guild, OBE, still corners the market on color—and sits down with AH&L during a recent visit to Atlanta to discuss her recent Designers Guild introductions. WRITTEN BY Kate Abney YOUR FABRICS AND WALLPAPERS HAVE

here in February or March, and lots of lovely yel-

RECENTLY RETURNED TO AINSWORTH-NOAH,

lows—some of them quite limey—mixed with pinks in

WHERE THEY RESIDED MANY MOONS AGO. Yes.

beautiful textures, gorgeous silks and linens, paired

We have a history with [Hal and Winton]. And what I

with grays. These colors mix very well together.

know from before is that they’re incredibly professional and helpful. I feel the same about ADAC. I’m

WHAT CAN WE DO TO ACT WITH MORE COLOR

always going to these kind of buildings, and Atlanta’s

CONFIDENCE? People ask me all the time, “How do

is so friendly. It’s consumer-oriented, with a very nice

I know I won’t get fed up with a color?” I tell them,

team of people running it.

“Don’t be frightened; go with your feelings and realize if you love looking at certain colors, you will like

TELL US ABOUT THE DESIGNERS GUILD COLLEC-

living with them, and that’s not necessarily going to

TIONS YOU INTRODUCED THIS FALL. We’ve been

change.”

using a lot of lilacs, mauves, aquas and so many shades of green—from jade to emerald—tempered

WHAT’S THE KEY TO BEING PLEASED WITH ONE’S

by neutrals and grays that make them more interest-

DECORATING IN THE LONG TERM? It’s very impor-

ing. I’ve noticed people have become much more

tant to be able to open your front door and love see-

comfortable using green. I personally love blue sky,

ing what you’ve created. It doesn’t have to be avant-

and the fresh greens of the landscape in spring, so

garde, but it’s your personal statement—just as much

I’m happy about that.

so as when you get dressed in the morning. I think your house can reﬂect that, and you get more from it

HOW ABOUT FOR SPRING 2015? WHAT CAN WE

that way. Designers Guild is available at Ainsworth-

LOOK FORWARD TO? The new collection will be

Noah, ADAC, (404) 231-8787; ainsworth-noah.com

clockwise from top The Boratti collection blossoms in artisanal velvet. The foil-printed Aquarelle wallpaper in a glazed metallic tile design is a stunner; the cut-velvet Boratti is reﬁned and restrained. Dramatic silks include the punchy Joduri fabric with offset bands giving a grasslike effect; the jewel-toned chevron Indupala and a graphic ikat Pashan pillow.

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The Designer: Brian Patrick Flynn, Flynnside Out The Inspiration: Ocean Air (80 inches by 17 inches by 8 inches) by Mike Sluder. $1,750; sluderart.com

The Designers: Mark Williams & Niki Papadopoulos, Mark Williams Design Associates

The Inspiration: Long Neck (28 inches by 12 inches by 12 inches) by Bruce Johnson. $700.

Craft Masters

Returning next month to the Cobb Galleria Centre for a three-day celebration of all things handmade is the AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL ATLANTA SHOW in which wares from more than 225 master artisans will be on view from March 13-15. Four Atlanta interior design ﬁrms, including Mark Williams Design Associates, Grayson Harris, Flynnside Out and J. Witzel Interior Design will share the spotlight with the nation’s top craft artisans as they create room-like vignettes for a home decor installation titled “Make Room: Modern Design Meets Craft.” Each space will integrate craft objects from the show’s artisans that communicate one of the elements of nature: earth, air, ﬁre or water. craftcouncil.org/atlanta

The Designers: Robert Grayson and Andrew Harris, Grayson Harris Interior Design

The Inspiration: Burning Bush (27 inches by 20 inches) by Hung Nguyen. $12,000;

The Designer: Julie Witzel, J. Witzel Interior Design The Inspiration: Return (36 inches by 36 inches by 3 inches) by Kipley Meyer. $3,000; kipleyameyer.com

PHOTOS BY KARIN P. KOSER/KPKINTERACTIVE

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SPRING

DATEBOOK February 21, 2015

The INSTITUTE OF CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE & ART hosts its annual Philip Trammell Shutze awards at the Piedmont Driving Club. Jurors this year include BUNNY WILLIAMS, Tim Barber and Christine G. H. Franck. Veranda magazine founding editor LISA NEWSOM will be honored with a Lifetime Achievement award. classicist-se.org

February 25-27, 2015 Atlanta plays host to the DESIGN BLOGGERS CONFERENCE (DBC) for the second year in a row. This year’s speakers include BUNNY WILLIAMS, ALEXA HAMPTON, BRIAN PATRICK FLYNN and MARCUS SHERIDAN. The event coincides both the opening of the LUXURY LIVING SHOW at Phipps Plaza, featuring a full-size kitchen, bath and outdoor living space in the Court of the South, and ADAC’s DIGITAL DAY featuring presentations by Coastal Living editors, the Madcap Cottage gents and more. design-bloggers-conference.com; atlantahomesmag.com; adacatlanta.com/events

March 12, 2015 The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Georgia Chapter teams up with MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS, and more than 25 of its members and industry partners—including Rita Carson Guest, Jason Moattar and Tish Mills—for a celebrity art auction featuring one-of-a-kind works to beneﬁt the Art Farm at Serenbe and the capital campaign for the new ASID Georgia office. A preview party will be held at MG+BW March 12, and works will be sold via auction at ADAC on March 26. asidga.org

clockwise from left: Matthew Quinn of Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio is a headliner of AH&L’s annual Reader Day. Chateau Soleil, the Atlanta Symphony Associates’ 2015 Decorators Show House & Garden. Alexa Hampton will deliver a keynote in conjunction with the Design Bloggers Conference. Bunny Williams is a juror of the ICAA’s 2015 Philip Trammell Shutze awards.

March 18, 2015 Join Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine for our annual READER DAY at ADAC. The daylong “Fresh Takes: The New Traditional” will feature a panel of local industry superstars, including MATTHEW QUINN of Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio, JAMES L. STRICKLAND of Historical Concepts and interior designer BARBARA WESTBROOK, among others. adacatlanta.com/events

April 18-May 10, 2015 The ATLANTA SYMPHONY ASSOCIATES’ DECORATORS SHOW HOUSE & GARDENS returns with Chateau Soleil, a French-style estate in Buckhead designed by William T. Baker. Designers including Melanie Turner, Robert Brown, Michel Boyd, Patricia McLean and Stephen Pararo will transform the chateau into a memorable masterpiece. Celebrity designer Vern Yip is both honorary chair and a featured designer. decoratorsshowhouse.org

April 27-30, 2015 DESIGN ADAC returns for a series of signature interior design, lifestyle and entertaining events and the launch of its sixth installment of ADAC: BEHIND THE WINDOWS, in which showroom products are displayed in livable settings. adacatlanta.com 17

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CARTER KAY INTERIORS AND PAK HEYDT & ASSOCIATES DELIVER AN ELEGANT LIVING-LEVEL RENOVATION FOR A COUPLE SET ON CREATING A LIGHT-FILLED OPEN FLOOR PLAN. WRITTEN BY Sejal Bhima PHOTOGRAPHED BY Emily Followill 19

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WHEN A PAIR OF NATIVE ATLANTANS found their way back South after several moves across the Northeast, they set out to make their newly purchased Buckhead house a home with the help of interior designers Carter Kay and Nancy Hooff. Before making any cosmetic changes, Kay suggested bringing architect Yong Pak on board to remedy the unflattering, builderplan layout. Pak completely overhauled the first floor and presented the homeowners with an open-concept living level primed for Kay’s deft touch. Although the kitchen, dining room and living room are now all open to one another, creative coffered ceiling configurations delineate each zone, creating intimate pockets within the larger space. However, Kay chose to paint the entire living level—millwork included—a single color for a sense of continuity. “Painting everything one color tied together the fairly distinctive areas. It also helps the space feel bigger,” she says. It’s special yet subtle details like these that infuse the revamped living level with personality. In the kitchen, the cabinet doors above the refrigeration unit follow the same division of the fridge and freezer for a unique look, while the countertop’s elegant custom edge provides an intriguing counterpoint to the casual Shaker-style cabinetry. In the living room, nothing was happenstance when it came to the furnishings—they were all part of Kay’s master plan. “We placed a beautiful but somewhat busy fabric in the foreground that leads you back to a lighter and airier seating area just in front of the windows, so you’re able to enjoy views of the lovely backyard without distraction,” she explains. But according to Kay, the singular element that makes this renovation such a standout is the one-of-a-kind Walker Zanger marble kitchen countertop. “Once we found that stone, we immediately knew what design direction we were going to take,” says Kay. “So my advice: Before getting ready to do a major renovation, find one thing that you just love and really make it be the star.”

RESOURCES INTERIOR DESIGN Carter Kay and Nancy Hooff, Carter Kay Interiors ARCHITECTURE Yong Pak, Pak Heydt & Associates GENERAL CONTRACTOR Andrew McCullough, UMC Renovations CABINETRY John Gorrell, Gorrell Woodworking COUNTERTOP AND BACKSPLASH Walker Zanger; fabricated by James L. Stack, Inc. KITCHEN HARDWARE Matthew Quinn Collection COUNTER STOOLS Palecek DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS Provenance Antiques LIVING ROOM DRAPERY Custom hardware and fabrication by Barter & Galambos SOFA AND LOVE SEAT Bungalow Classic ACCENT SEAT Peachtree Battle Antiques & Interiors COFFEE TABLES Arteriors LAMPS Bungalow Classic PILLOWS Terry and Co.

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Stan Topol’s all-time FAVORITE CHAIRS PRODUCED BY Elizabeth

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For Stan Topol, “chair” has become a verb. “I have always been intrigued by the form that a chair can take,” says the legendary Atlanta decorator. “The correct chair can and will make a room work. The wrong choice makes a room seem awkward.” Here, Topol presents seven chairs he has used—and will use over and over again, as he believes they not only boast perfect pitch and proportions but also make his clients feel comfortable. “These seven work beautifully and have for over 40 years in my little world of decorating,” he says.

REGENCY SABRELEG LOUNGE CHAIR FROM ROSE TARLOW. “Probably my most used chair. It has a great pitch and sits as if it was custom-designed for you. I have been so carried away with it that I even skirted it once to give the chair a different look from the four other Sabrelegs in the room. There are copies, but they

miss—they don’t have the pitch or seat depth this one requires.”

REGINA DINING CHAIR FROM J. ROBERT SCOTT. “No one in the industry can touch J. Robert Scott’s unbelievable ﬁnishes. This glorious chair has the cushion that

TWENTIES DINING CHAIR

you would normally ﬁnd on a lounge chair but with this

BY JOHN BOONE. “By far one of the best dining chairs

marvelous pitch. It’s a great traditional dining chair.”

in the industry. I have even

LOUNGE CHAIR FROM RJONES. “This

It sits perfectly for a meal or

chair is called the Martin series. They are

a business meeting. Again—

well-priced and comfortable. They sit like

read this—it sits perfectly no

everyone tried to make a chair sit, but

matter how long you are in

these really work. In fact, I’ve had a pair

the chair.”

used it in a conference room.

of for 20 years and they still sit like they did years ago. I look for comfort. And that means pitch, whether it’s a tight back or loose pillow back.”

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chair for dining. I have

LOUNGE CHAIR FROM BIELECKY

adapted the seat width on this

BROTHERS. “From my early days with Billy

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and it can dress up or down

Bielecky chairs. They are still handmade in

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depending on the fabric selec-

America and sit like a great lounge chair—

and watch television. Its pitch is perfect,

tion. Guests love the ease in

and they are. I have had two for more than

its seat depth is larger than it looks and

using the chair at the dining

30 years in my life, and they still look and

when I put my own fabric on it, it looks

table or conference table.”

sit like they are brand-new.”

like a million dollars.”

SCOTT. “Here is a perfect

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Jill Biskin

A VERSATILE ARTIST WITH ASTONISHING DEPTH, THIS ATHENS-BASED CREATIVE DEFIES DEFINITION. WRITTEN BY

POOL BY ERICA GEORGE DINES

clockwise from above A Hockney-inspired pool designed by Jill Biskin is a creative counterpoint to a classical Buckhead home. A former set painter for the Metropolitan Opera, the artist, pictured, is accustomed to painting large canvases on the ﬂoor. A watercolor rendering for a work in progress.

Suzanna Cullen Hamilton

STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY BY Rinne Allen

FROM SET DESIGNS FOR THE METROPOLITAN OPERA to historically referenced custom commissions, the murals and paintings by Athens, Georgia, artist Jill Biskin range as much in subject and medium as they do in physical size. Biskin’s body of work from the past 30 years reveals a strength and versatility rarely achieved by artists who become mired in a single genre. “I like to change mediums because it frees me to think differently so that I never repeat myself, and that’s a challenge that I like,” says Biskin. The stark contrast between the artist’s contemporary, large-scale graphic installations for Atlanta designer Nancy Braithwaite and her medieval portraits and painted furniture is testimony to this mission. Classically trained at the Rhode Island School of Design, with further studies in New York, Florence and Rome, Biskin draws on both her education and her travels for inspiration. “I’ve cataloged both images and technical data from years of living in urban areas that are rooted with rich historical architecture,” says Biskin. In 2011 Biskin earned the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art’s Philip Trammell Shutze award for Artistic Craftsmanship for her ceiling murals at Bonar Hall, a 19th-century Georgian-

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style house in Madison. Like her restoration work on a Menaboni mural and a Hockney-inspired pool for a Shutze home in Buckhead, the Bonar Hall project required months of working in situ. However, Biskin is accustomed to creating in seemingly unorthodox situations, painting from scaffolding, on the floor or teetering atop a ladder. When not working on-site, Biskin can be found in her Athens studio. After many years of renting workspace, she finally built her own to accommodate the range of her projects. The two-story structure permits the artist to tack a 28-foot mural to the floor, harnessing the light and space required for such a grand-scale project. Upstairs, a small office provides space where she can organize and prepare for upcoming projects. With her son attending college in the Northeast, Biskin now has ample time to spend in New York, where she finds inspiration. “I’ve had paintings warehoused in my mind and ideas percolating for years,” she says. For an artist who considers travel a working laboratory, Biskin’s next chapter promises exploration and innovation that will continue to inspire Atlanta’s design community. jillbiskin.com 26

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clockwise from left A Philip Trammell Shutze award-winning project required a meticulous mural restoration. A glimpse inside Biskin’s Athens studio. Intricate ceilings require Biskin to enact her vision from a ladder. Biskin reveals the detail involved in her sketching.

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Estate of Grace

The legendary Calhoun Estate—one of Buckhead’s most important examples of Italian Baroque architecture,

according to residential designer William T. Baker—will be on view during this month’s Cathedral Antiques Show as part of the event’s tour of homes. Often referred to as the “Pink Castle,” the circa-1923 Hentz, Reid & Adler home was recently bought by interior designer Melanie Turner and her husband Stan Benecki. cathedralantiques.org

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PROPERTY REPORT WRITTEN BY

Lori Johnston

MORE AT THE MART IT’S ONLY EXPECTED that a hotel attached to AMERICASMART and its designer showrooms must exude high design, which is why Jeffrey L. Portman, president and COO of AMC, parent company of AmericasMart, promises the new HOTEL INDIGO on 230 Peachtree will be entirely unique. “It’s going to have unbelievable finishes,” Portman says. “We sort of want the hotel to be aesthetically relevant to what our customer will find in our buildings in 2015 and beyond.” The 200-room hotel is expected to open in late 2015 as part of renovations to the office tower John Portman built in 1965 and reacquired in 2014. About 290,000 square feet of office space will remain above the hotel. Cloudland Station

Also new at AmericasMart is Building 1’s renovated 15th floor, called “By Design For Design.” The floor offers 100,000 square feet of what Portman describes as a curated “crème de la crème” collection of high-

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er-design home products. Showrooms include Calvin Klein, Modern History, Christopher Guy, RC Furniture

GEORGIA RESORT COMMUNITIES are sweetening

Portman says. “We are managing a city of home furnishings, apparel and gift products.”

by Veronica Flam, Emdee International and Phillips Collection. “When you think about AmericasMart, it’s 7.2 million square feet and the new hotel. It’s bigger than a lot of your second-tier cities in the United States,”

the pot for cost-conscious second-home buyers who are willing to purchase smaller homes but don’t want to sacriﬁce luxury ﬁnishes or amenities. “Today’s discerning consumer wants a home

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with exceptional quality but on a smaller scale,” says

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE

John Tatum, CEO of Fireﬂy Communities, devel-

KEVIN LEVENT, CEO of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Metro

oper of CLOUDLAND STATION, a gated northwest

Brokers, sees a “resounding comeback” of home values and demand that

Georgia community sited on 450 acres and offering

stretches from Intown North to Forsyth County. Here, he reveals three factors

plenty of outdoor conveniences.Most Cloudland

that are propelling this residential rebound and what we can expect ahead.

Station homes, built in rustic styles spanning from late 1700s to early 1900s, range from 1,500 to 2,500

1.What’s fueling home sales?

square feet. The community’s “club cottage” con-

property, either because the job market was not good enough or they weren’t earning enough money in

cept allows up to 10 families to share a cottage, for

their present job. A lot of that has changed. You can buy anything out there for less than it costs to rent a

$20,000 per member. cloudlandstation.com

similar product because of the below-4-percent-interest-rate environment.

Also garnering attention is Toccoa’s CURRAHEE

We’ve had pent-up demand from folks who were not buying

CLUB, which hosted a 2014 showhouse featuring

2.Tell us about new construction trends in the luxury market.

Atlanta designer Traci Rhoads. Its Deer Run Village

new construction in the ultra-luxury condo market—The Residences at Mandarin Oriental and others in the

opened new cottage-style model homes, and since

Peachtree Road segment out to Lenox Square.

its recent purchase by Arendale Holdings, Currahee has seen a surge in membership. “It’s been a long time coming,” says managing director Andrew Ward. “We’ve been waiting to see an upsurge in interest in the second-home communities.” curraheeclub.com

We’re seeing

3.How is the growth of commercial projects—Buckhead Atlanta, Krog Street Market, Ponce City Market and Avalon—affecting the residential market? We’re probably at the digesting point. I don’t see a need for any more supply right now. Buckhead Atlanta puts Atlanta on the map in a different way then we’ve ever been before to out-of-town wealthy buyers. It puts us on par with Chicago or New York City.

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Around Atlanta

1. An Atlanta favorite, TRINITY

et Juliette” premieres just in time for

by conductor Michael Krajewski

workshops, family activities and a “High”

SCHOOL’s Spotlight on Art returns with

Valentine’s Day. Choreographer Jean-

and singer/songwriter Tony DeSare.

tea. 2/27–3/1. high.org 5. ALAN AVERY

its six-day Artists Market, which features

Christophe Maillot’s fresh take on the

Tickets are available online, over the

ART COMPANY welcomes American

more than 350 artists in genres ranging

Shakespearean classic embodies the

phone and at the box office. 2/13–2/14.

Modern artist Jim Dine, considered one

from contemporary to folk. Attendees

resounding theme of forbidden love

atlantasymphony.org 4. Explore the

of the fathers of the Pop Art movement,

will find works of art in every price

while taking on a smart and emotional

art of ﬂoral design with Art in Bloom, a

with a solo exhibition kicking off this

range, and the market is free and open

artistic profile. 2/6–2/14. atlantaballet.

three-day celebration featuring botanic

month. Dine’s work has been featured

to the public. Proceeds will benefit

com 3. The ATLANTA SYMPHONY

interpretations of select work from the

both nationally and internationally and

Trinity School. 2/2–2/7. trinityatl.org/

ORCHESTRA celebrates Valentine’s

HIGH MUSEUM OF ART’s permanent

focuses on familiar imagery from the

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weekend with “From the Heart,” two

collection. The weekend includes an

American consciousness. 2/13–3/21.

demand, ATLANTA BALLET’s “Roméo

evenings of romantic music created

opening night party, lectures, ﬂoral

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ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ROBERTSON

Naomi Von Habersham IT RECENTLY DAWNED ON ME THAT IF FURNITURE produced the year I was born is now being referred to as “vintage,” then I must be vintage, too! I can’t begin to imagine the shock I will feel if I live to be 100, because that’s when I officially become an antique. Being 100 years old is a scary thought, but perhaps I should take comfort in the fact that, like vintage and antique furniture, my chances of still being appreciated by the younger set will be pretty good. You see, not so long ago, I kept hearing people of my generation lament the fact that younger generations had no appreciation for old furniture. “Young people don’t understand antiques” and “They have no desire to collect old things” were refrains that I heard time and again. But I really think these pessimists were wrong, because I continue to see proof that young homeowners and their designers do understand and appreciate antique furniture. Take, for example, the success of last year’s Bunny Mellon sale at Sotheby’s, where her antique porcelain and furniture sold for amounts far beyond their presale estimates. Of course, the Bunny Mellon provenance certainly helped matters. Or how about last December’s Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse? Did you see how many designer rooms were decorated with both antiques and contemporary furniture? This “mix,” as the young like to call it, is transformative, giving antiques a youthful flair and contemporary pieces a sense of maturity. It’s also a very chic combination, and I think Home for the Holidays proved that. And finally, we have this month’s Cathedral Antiques Show, one of my favorite wintertime traditions. In years past, I’ve always noticed a bevy of young people attending the show, with some of them, yes, actually making purchases. In fact, one of the show’s most popular events is the Drinks & Antiques party, which caters to those young, budding collectors. If you ask me, it’s further proof that the future looks bright for antiques. Suddenly, everything old seems new again.

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Scoop CORSO COFFEE, the ﬁrst of three LDV Hospitality concepts, is now open in Buckhead Atlanta. The Italian-style coffee bar offers Atlanta shoppers a convienent selection of coffee, espresso drinks and teas, as well as pastries, sandwiches, salads and wine. ldvhospitality.com Charleston-based chef Sean Brock—Neighborhood Dining Group and James Beard’s 2010 “Best Chef Southeast”—will bring

MINERO, his casual Mexicaninﬂuenced concept, to Atlanta’s

PONCE CITY MARKET this year. The street-style taco restaurant, whose ﬂagship location debuted in Charleston last year, will expand on the original concept, adding raw ingredients, fresh spices and homemade salsas, while the cocktail menu will feature an array of mezcal and tequila-based drinks. Le Bilboquet’s tried-andtrue menu, atmosphere and customer service are quintessentially Parisian.

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IN THE KITCHEN WITH … LE BILBOQUET’S

Jean Louis Sangare AFTER MORE THAN 15 YEARS at French bistro Le Bilboquet’s original New York location, chef de cuisine Jean Louis Sangare is sharing his culinary talents with Atlanta. “There’s a city of people here who are very interested in French culture,” he says. “I asked to come to Atlanta because I wanted to offer its residents and visitors a true experience of French cooking and Parisian café culture.” Sangare has followed through with this mission by infusing the city with French flavors at Le Bilboquet’s new Buckhead Atlanta outpost. Opened in November, the bistro offers traditional dishes such as tuna tartare, crispy pomme frites, Cajun chicken and crème brûlée, as well as a selection of house-made sauces. But it’s not just Le Bilboquet’s tried-and-true 34

menu that provides Atlantans with a sampling of the French lifestyle; the eatery’s atmosphere and customer service are also quintessentially Parisian. French music greets guests as soon as they set foot inside the illuminated space, which—conceptualized with South France in mind—boasts tall windows, velvet banquettes, fresh flowers and terrazzo floors, as well as outdoor seating ideal for an evening summertime meal. Even those unfamiliar with French cuisine will feel at home, as servers remain on hand to advise diners on which dishes might best suit their palates. “I want to give people something that they’ve never had before,” Sangare says. “We’re going to make Atlanta a place where you don’t have to travel to eat good food.” lebilboquetatlanta.com

A fourth location of BANTAM +

BIDDY, chefs Shaun Doty and Lance Gummere’s fast-casual dining concept, is now open in Buckhead’s Lenox Square. In addition to its classic selection of meats, sandwiches and breakfast options, the new outpost will offer an espresso bar that serves BATDORF AND

BRONSON coffee. bantamand biddy.com

LE BILBOQUET BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN; MINERO BY ANDREW CELBULKA

NEW YORK’S ACCLAIMED FRENCH BISTRO BRINGS FRENCH CULTURE AND CUISINE TO ATLANTA WITH ITS NEW BUCKHEAD OUTPOST. WRITTEN BY Claire Ruhlin

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Traditional, Redeﬁned

Bold gestures, soft touches and rich patina reigned supreme in this Susan Ferrier-designed

living room at the 2014 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Home for the Holidays Showhouse. Ferrier, along with 14 other interior design ﬁrms, transformed an English Arts and Crafts–style home by architect William H. Harrison of Harrison Design and proved that collected, loved and layered elements make a room as functional as it is impressive.

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Sensational Style INNOVATION REIGNED SUPREME AT THE 2014 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE, WHERE BOLD, STATEMENT-MAKING DESIGNS CULMINATED IN A SHOWSTOPPING ABODE THAT REFLECTS THE VISIONS OF ATLANTAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FORWARD-THINKING DESIGNERS. WRITTEN BY Kate

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BETH WEBB, Black-lacquer walls and a masterfully detailed tracery ceiling motif provided a dazzling backdrop in the dining room that allowed for sculptural splashes of cream, taupe, brass and goldleaf to positively pop. “The design really began with the angular console and serpent lamp,” notes Webb of these seductively chic objects, both of which were recent debuts from the newly launched Areté Collection by Bradley Clifford and George Sellers. Webb selected the graphic works of art from Robert Brown’s Townhouse and Bungalow Classic (source of the graphic piece by Susan Hable Smith)—while the undulating cecropia-leaf centerpiece by floral designer Robert Long echoed their striking effects. Cleverly introduced layers, including an array of hides placed above a flat-weave Turkish rug from Moattar, contributed to the stylish sense of intrigue.

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living room CHANDELIER Ochre at R Hughes MIRRORED SCREEN Bobby McAlpine READING LAMPS Parc Monceau SOFA Susan Ferrier for Circa: Catbird Collection HIGH-BACK SKIRTED CHAIR Lee Industries DRAPERY Holland & Sherry at R Hughes DRINK TABLE McLain Wiesand at Ainsworth-Noah NESTING COCKTAIL TABLES David Iatesta at Ainsworth-Noah FLOOR LAMPS A. Tyner Antiques TELESCOPE Parc Monceau HIDE DESK Holland & Company/MacRae ANTIQUE THRONE CHAIR FABRIC Coleman Taylor 40

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SUSAN FERRIER, mcalpine booth & ferrier interiors “I really wanted to keep [the living room] pretty, happy and light,” says Ferrier, who admits she was actively designing against the prevailing fashion of dark and moody rooms. Never one to neglect scale, she employed elongated and elevated pieces (from the floor lamps to the Ochre chandelier) for a sense of majesty. Flanking a wall of soft drapery was the room’s showstopper: a floor-to-ceiling mirrored screen that added luminosity while enhancing the room’s soaring architecture. Similarly, the space’s reflective and metallic fabrics appeared particularly beautiful in candlelight. “I tried to keep it very elemental with metals and stone,” says Ferrier, who specifically selected unique decor—a vintage telescope, a pair of binoculars on a stand, rock crystals, a bronze sculpture of a hand—to up the intrigue. Warm, pure gold was used as a color, rather than tone, resulting in a serene look alongside the room’s wooly grays and softly curved upholstery.

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sitting room FABRIC ON NAVY MOHAIR TUXEDO SOFA AND WING CHAIRS Jim Thompson WOOD SCONCES A. Tyner Antiques MIRROR Foxglove Antiques GOLD LEAF LANTERN Brandt Hall at Dessin Fournir COFFEE TABLE Ochre at R Hughes HEXAGONAL TABLE Nierman Weeks at Grizzell & Mann RUG Moattar DRAPERY Jim Thompson PILLOWS AND THROW Holland & Sherry at R Hughes

AMY D. MORRIS, amy morris interiors Always keen to embrace a fresh style, Morris fashioned an inviting family room using Jim Thompson textiles as her guide. After turning the drapery fabric for the French doors on the reverse, she selected a saturated navy mohair for the custom tuxedo sofa, which, along with a pair of armchairs flanking the fireplace, formed a convivial seating group. “I imagined a family congregating here,” the designer explains. “It’s so important, even in big houses, to have small spaces to gather, so you don’t lose the sense of daily routine.” Though hearty in scale, her choice for lighting nevertheless conveyed a light footprint, the lantern’s gilded iron bands mirroring the room’s leggy selections, including an unusually shaped coffee table from R Hughes. Anchoring the space—and its wide doorway—were two towering red chinoiserie cabinets from Joseph Konrad, which also served as a frame for Beth Webb’s black-and-white dining room across the way. 43

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PENDANTS Remains Lighting at Jim Thompson SCONCES Norwell Lighting COUNTER STOOLS Bjork Studio with Jim Thompson Fabric ROMAN SHADES Jim Thompson and Yoma Textiles PLUMBING Rohl COUNTERTOPS Levantina FABRICATION Atlanta Kitchen APPLIANCES Sub-Zero Wolf HOOD Andrew T. Crawford Ironworks

mark williams design associates

NIKI PAPADOPOULOS & MARK WILLIAMS, Truly the heart of this home, the kitchen was likewise a heartfelt collaboration among three expert Atlanta firms: Harrison Design Associates, Bell Custom Cabinetry and Mark Williams Design Associates—who combined varied design notions to achieve the most attractive and efficient kitchen possible. The architectural foundation was the preeminent force of inspiration, its open layout necessitating a simple approach that blended beautifully with surrounding rooms. To soften the utilitarian features, the refrigerator and freezer were concealed in polished mahogany, giving them the appearance of an oversize armoire, while custom panels dressed up cabinet doors and an ample pantry ingeniously concealed clutter as well as appliances such as warming drawers and a built-in microwave. “It has the tailored and nonfussy sensibility our firm is known for,” explains Papadopoulos, who worked with Williams in the adjacent breakfast room to select a mahogany dining table from Baker for perfect balance, while an Ochre chandelier stole the show from above. 45

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breakfast room BANQUETTE Bjork Studio with Jim Thompson Fabric DINING TABLE Barbara Barry at Baker Furniture DINING CHAIRS Thomas Pheasant at Baker Furniture CHANDELIER Ochre at R Hughes RUG Moattar Ltd.

“IT HAS THE TAILORED AND NONFUSSY SENSIBILITY OUR FIRM IS KNOWN FOR,” SAYS PAPADOPOULOS OF THE ADJACENT BREAKFAST ROOM, WHERE AN OCHRE CHANDELIER STOLE THE SHOW FROM ABOVE.

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entry and stair halls left DESK Parc Monceau

NAILHEAD CHAIR Holland & Company ABSTRACT INK DRAWINGS Brian Carter at Holland & Company NESTING DISHES C’est Moi LAMP Erika Reade below MIRROR Holland & Company FRINGE PILLOWS Lee Jofa SETTEE AND THREE-DRAWER STAND Parc Monceau right WALNUT HALL BENCH Parc Monceau HORSE PAINTING Carrie Penley RUGS Sullivan Fine Rugs BOLSTER FABRIC Michael S. Smith at Ainsworth-Noah

LIZ WILLIAMS, liz williams interiors Taking a handsome and slightly formal approach to the home’s entry halls and stairwell, Liz Williams chose a classic Lee Jofa fabric—Folie Chinoise—as her launching point, allowing the traditional pattern to offset more contemporary artwork (note Carrie Penley’s dramatic horse painting and Brian Carter’s bold abstracts) that, along with antique furnishings and rugs, established an overall transitional vibe. Williams ingeniously combined several of these old rugs into one makeshift runner, underscoring the room’s multitasking nature. “This house is open and ideal for entertaining, and with an entry so considerable in size, the space must be utilized,” explains the designer, who outfitted its vast proportions with stylish but functional furnishings: The entry hallway accommodated extra seating via a 19th-century Italian settee, while a writing desk presided over a sunny alcove upstairs. 48

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“THIS HOUSE IS OPEN AND IDEAL FOR ENTERTAINING, AND WITH AN ENTRY SO CONSIDERABLE IN SIZE, THE SPACE MUST BE UTILIZED,” EXPLAINS DESIGNER LIZ WILLIAMS OF LIZ WILLIAMS INTERIORS

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BED SmithBoyd Interiors DESK Jim Thompson BEDSIDE CHEST Bradley CHANDELIER AND BEDSIDE LAMPS Circa Lighting RUG SmithBoyd for Verde Home SIDE CHAIRS Jim Thompson CONSOLE Jerry Pair ART ABOVE CONSOLE Webb Marsteller OTTOMAN SmithBoyd Interiors

MICHEL BOYD, smithboyd interiors Michel Boyd’s take on the black-and-white palette was as artful as it was fashion-forward. Modern artwork, bold silhouettes and precise tailoring created a master bedroom that was equal parts stimulating and intimate. “I believe that a bedroom should not just be soothing, but sexy, too,” the designer asserts. Textural touches punctuated a mélange of must-sees, moving from the moody upstairs gallery hall to the statement-making master bedroom, bath and sitting room: a custom ruched bed, a brass desk, color-blocked draperies, an octopus chest and a Brutalist wall sculpture, as well as deft layering of classic yet graphic patterns. The geometric Osborne & Little wallpaper was a showstopper, and complemented the handsome Harrison Design Associates–selected hardware on the doors. “The piece above the mantel is my favorite,” Boyd says of the Cubist figure from Pryor Gallery, which crowned a fireplace in the sitting area filled with 200 black books. 51

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“THE PIECE ABOVE THE MANTEL IS MY FAVORITE,” SAYS MICHEL BOYD OF THE CUBIST FIGURE FROM PRYOR GALLERY, WHICH CROWNED A FIREPLACE FILLED WITH HUNDREDS OF PAINTED BLACK BOOKS.

master sitting room SOFA Ernest Gaspard CHANDELIER Circa Lighting RUG SmithBoyd for Verde Home FLOOR LAMP Circa Lighting CONSOLE TABLE Baker Furniture COFFEE TABLE R Hughes DRAPERY Jim Thompson WALL COVERING Osborne & Little at Ainsworth-Noah ART Pryor Gallery and Martin Nash

upstairs gallery CHEST AND SCULPTURE Martin Nash CHAIR Ernest Gaspard ART Anne Irwin Fine Art

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“TO ADD ARCHITECTURAL INTEGRITY TO THE HOUSE AND PLAY UP ITS ENGLISH ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE, WE SELECTED BRONZE HARDWARE IN A DARK PATINA TO CONTRAST WITH THE DOORS,” SAYS KAREN FERGUSON, DIRECTOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN AT HARRISON DESIGN, THE ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN FIRM RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE. 53

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MOVING FROM MICHEL BOYDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MOODY UPSTAIRS GALLERY HALL TO HIS, STATEMENT-MAKING MASTER BEDROOM, BATH AND SITTING ROOM, TEXTURAL TOUCHES PUNCTUATED A MELANGE OF MUST-SEES.

master bathroom left COUNTERTOPS Levantina RUG SmithBoyd for Verde Home SCONCES Circa Lighting MIRRORS Holland and Company below WALLCOVERING Christian Lacroix at Ainsworth-Noah right DRAPERY Travis & Company BLACK STUMP TABLE Bradley SMALL TABLE Southern Design Source CHANDELIER Avrett at R Hughes MARBLE AND TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath PLUMBING Rohl TUB MTI

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guest retreat EBONIZED TABLE, PAINTED MIRROR, CHEST, BEDSIDE LAMPS AND BEDSIDE TABLES Parc Monceau CHANDELIER AND LAMP SHADES EdgarReeves DUVET COVER, SHAMS & COVERLET Leontine Linens BEDSKIRT Drapery Threads DRAPERY Brunschwig & Fils HEADBOARD Holland & Company WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS Kathleen Benson FARROW & BALL PAINT Lee Jofa

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MARGARET KIRKLAND, This upstairs guest retreat was a sight for sore eyes, thanks to Kirkland’s penchant for sumptuous fabrics and ornate details. Glossy walls in a deep Farrow & Ball blue, paired with modern paintings, added punch to this otherwise traditional room. The palette itself was determined by the Brunschwig & Fils fabric, Bellary, which combined blue, green and turquoise. This color scheme was extended to the angel canopy, window valances and bed skirt, and the result was nothing short of jaw-dropping. “We wanted to create an inviting and charming retreat that really made people feel like guests of honor when visiting the house,” says Kirkland, who believes in “the power of pretty”—hence little luxuries such as a dressing table set with flowers, perfume, truffles and an array of books. 56

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TAMI RAMSAY & KRISTA NYE SCHWARTZ, cloth & kind For this home’s far-removed bonus room and vestibule, Athens-based Tami Ramsay and Ann Arbor-based Krista Nye Schwartz fashioned a space that was inky, soulful and awash in moody luxury. “Since it was essentially the last room in the house, we wanted it to be a destination,” says Ramsay, who approached the design with a story in mind. “We loved the idea of treating it as a speakeasy, off the beaten track and accessed through the vestibule.” Their intimate entertaining space was enveloped in Sydney Harbour Paint Company’s Jaguar, then stocked with well-set conversation groups and a slew of fabrics, most of them from Zak + Fox. “We’re textile fanatics,” says Schwartz. “This room was our dream come true, since we got to pile them on.” Trims from Fringe Market, accents from Peter Fasano and a daybed covered in an Ellisha Alexina stripe completed the look with pizzazz.

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bonus room and vestibule SEA URCHIN CHANDELIER Coup Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Etat RUG Merida WOOD CONSOLE TABLE Holland & Company STONE TOP TABLE AND PETRIFIED WOOD TABLE Bradley OUSHAK RUNNER Moattar BUTTERFLY WING CHAIR, LEATHER CHAIR, BAR STOOLS AND GRAPHIC CHAIRS Cloth & Kind Vintage Collection right NEPTUNE CHANDELIER Julian Chichester at Holland & Company RUBBER-TOP WORK TABLE Bungalow Classic ART Ashley Woodson Bailey RUG Eliko Antique & Decorative Rugs 59

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guest retreat HEADBOARD FABRIC Travers at Ainsworth-Noah CHANDELIER AND LAMPS Parc Monceau DRAPERY Bosco by Sahco at Donghia RUG Eve & Staron BODENSEE CONSOLE Ironies at Jerry Pair SABOT OTTOMAN Formations at Jerry Pair SUN WALL SCULPTURE/MASK Emaus at Parc Monceau LINENS, SHAMS AND COVERLET Peacock Alley

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CARTER KAY, Tucked away and located at the termination point of a long upstairs hallway, Carter Kay and Nancy Hooff’s guest retreat delivered an instant vacation. The designers adopted a patchwork-like fabric as the impetus for the design, its elegant layers of linen, silk, leather and metallic details draped from copper rods, unifying the room’s bank of windows. To echo its earthy color palette, the duo was quick to bring the outdoors in via antler details, hoof-legged furniture and even a hornet’s nest gathered during a walk in Highlands, North Carolina. “It’s a melting pot of a room,” says Kay, who mixed an 18th-century French vitrine, a dramatic custom headboard and midcentury lamps with contemporary accents—such as the mirrored console-cum-desk paired with a hair-on-hide bench. It’s easy to imagine curling up in this room on a rainy Saturday, reading and snoozing the hours away. 60

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BARBARA HEATH, Noting the multitude of bedrooms in this generous house, The Mercantile proprietress Barbara Heath and her all-female design team took an ultra-fresh approach upstairs, creating a “ladies’ lounge” that illustrated how to repurpose an accounted-for space according to entirely new activities. In this case, the homeowner might steal away for part of the day to “write thank-you notes, read a book or perhaps peruse favorite issues of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles,” Heath explains. Though small, the room was packed with soft seating, making it an ideal space for a group of girlfriends to gather, enjoying martinis and manicures well into the evening. Prim and plush, the palette of pink, white, gray and crystal exuded glamour with everything from Murano glass lamps to sheepskin-topped Lucite stools, merging classical and whimsical concepts. A silvery Jim Thompson wallpaper in the bath was simply the icing on this pretty little cake.

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study TALL CASE CLOCK, VELVET OTTOMAN, TIGER PILLOWS AND MAHOGANY AND BRASS CANE HOLDER Parc Monceau SOFA, CLUB CHAIRS, TUFTED CHAIR, RUG AND BRASS AND LEATHER END TABLES AND ACCESSORIES Ralph Lauren MIRROR AND BOUILLOTTE LAMP William Word Fine Antiques LEAF STUDIES AND ABSTRACT PAINTING John Matthew Moore

DANIELLE ROLLINS & BILL INGRAM, bill ingram architect / rollins ingram Atlanta tastemaker Danielle Rollins and Birmingham and Atlanta architect Bill Ingram hit the ground running with one of the first ventures of their newly formed partnership. “We wanted it to feel like a Southern gentleman’s room,” Rollins says. “I imagined someone who is very knowledgeable about antiques … he has a collector’s eye, and also a connection to a Southern colonial past.” Using cocooning shades of brown, orange and forest green, with a russet red and gold-rubbed shagreen wallpaper adorning Harrison Design Associates’ beamed ceiling, the pair created a stately study where the art took center stage. Every piece—from the botanicals to the oversize abstract canvas—was created by the same artist, Virginia-based John Matthew Moore. A well-stocked bar, plenty of Ralph Lauren tartans, warm-wood antiques and leather-adorned tables kept the effect dignified and genteel. 64

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bar, vestibule & powder room LIGHTING, FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, ACCESSORIES AND WILLIAM YEOWARD GLASSWARE, B.D. Jeffries CABINETRY Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios PLUMBING Rohl COUNTERTOPS Levantina

DEBBIE WEITZ, ELEANOR ROPER AND KENT DROTOR, b.d. jeffries Bedecked in primitive elements, the first-floor bar, vestibule and powder room by B.D. Jeffries reflected the same rustic yet luxe aesthetic that’s proved so popular at the Buckhead mainstay. “I wanted to go with understated elegance, clean lines, and objects of scale and intention in this sacred place,” says shop co-owner Debbie Weitz. The warm woods chosen by Harrison Design Associates helped drive the neutral gray-green of the walls, while a bell-shaped, mirrored-glass ceiling fixture was influenced by the room’s understated hardware. Earthy and genteel accents included horn bar stools from Argentina, loads of William Yeoward crystal, a Roman shade in a graphic Zak + Fox pattern and antique bar stools picked up at a Paris flea market. A teak root table in the hallway commanded attention while drawing the eye to a serene landscape painting, with mossy accents to complement. 66

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SOFA Parker Kennedy Living WOVEN CLUB ARM CHAIRS Parker Kennedy Living VINTAGE COCKTAIL TABLE Parker Kennedy Living SIDE TABLES Currey & Co. CHANDELIER Currey & Co. MIRROR Parker Kennedy Living DINING TABLE Parker Kennedy Living

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LANCE JACKSON AND DAVID ECTON, Atlanta’s mild climate naturally lends itself to elegant verandas, which is just what Lance Jackson and David Ecton of Parker Kennedy Living had in mind when they applied their signature Palm Beach flair to the home’s covered veranda. Reaching for blue-and-white porcelains, classic wicker and custom faux-bamboo seating, the pair crafted a fabulously understated palette that opposed their typical aesthetic. “We stayed away from the super-bold jolts of color,” Jackson explains. The effect was indeed pleasing in its subtlety, while multiple seating groups—from club chairs by the fire to keep warm on cool nights to a spacious dining area ideal for overflow during cocktail parties or a summer evening meal—made the space entertaining-friendly. The mantel, anchored by a white-lacquered chinoiserie mirror, would remain a focal point throughout every season. 69

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hallway, powder, laundry and mudroom left FABRIC Tilton Fenwick at Duralee PLUMBING Rohl right ART Mark Boomershine, Jenny Andrews Anderson, Bjork Studio, dk Gallery below RUG Moattar CABINETRY Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios opposite CHANDELIER Currey & Company RUG Eliko Antique & Decorative Rugs WALLPAPER Thibaut at Duralee APPLIANCES Guy T. Gunter

BRIAN PATRICK FLYNN TOOK AN ULTRA-MEMORABLE APPROACH WITH HIS FIRST ATLANTA SHOWHOUSE, COMMITTED TO CREATING MOMENTS OF PAUSE EN ROUTE TO OTHER SHOWHOUSE ROOMS.

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BRIAN PATRICK FLYNN, Defining the term “unexpected,” Brian Patrick Flynn’s four interconnected spaces offered an alluring snapshot of his current design perspective—gradually skewing more transitional in recent seasons. The always spunky Renaissance man took an ultra-memorable approach with his first Atlanta showhouse, committed to creating moments of pause en route to the other showhouse rooms. In the hall, a collection of paintings from Mark Boomershine and Marietta’s dk Gallery mingled with an array of vintage works culled from Bjork Studio and “innocent yet edgy” portraits by photographer Sarah Dorio. The laundry combined a textural greige grasscloth with hardworking soapstone, modern conveniences and an enormous iron orb fixture from Currey & Company, while the powder room walls were upholstered in Duralee’s winsome Tilton Fenwick peacock print. 71

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COLLECTIVELY, THE CITY’S FORWARD-THINKING DESIGNERS PROVED THAT

TOP ROW: Sitting Room, Amy Morris, Amy Morris Interiors. Veranda, Lance Jackson and David Ecton, Parker Kennedy Living. Entry, Liz Williams, Liz Williams Interiors. MIDDLE ROW: Living Room, Susan Ferrier, McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors. Entry, Liz Williams Interiors. Upstairs Hall, Barbara Heath, The Mercantile. BOTTOM ROW: Master Bedroom, Michel Boyd, SmithBoyd Interiors. Vestibule Powder, Debbie Weitz, Eleanor Roper and Kent Drotor, B.D. Jeffries. Ladies’ Retreat, The Mercantile. 72

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BOLD, PROVOKING DESIGN IS REDEFINING THE LOOK OF TRADITIONAL STYLE.

TOP ROW: Dining Room, Beth Webb, Beth Webb Interiors. Master Bedroom, Michel Boyd, SmithBoyd Interiors. Dining Room: Beth Webb interiors. MIDDLE ROW: Living Room, Susan Ferrier, McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors. Upstairs Gallery, SmithBoyd Interiors. Ladies’ Retreat, Barbara Heath, The Mercantile. BOTTOM ROW: Master Sitting Room: SmithBoyd Interiors. Living Room: McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors. Ladies’ Retreat, The Mercantile. For Resources, See Back of Book. 73

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THE 2014 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE

Resources

EXTERIOR Sheehan Built Homes, sheehan builthomes.com. ARCHITECT Harrison Design harrisondesign.com DINING ROOM Beth Webb Interiors bethwebb.com LIVING ROOM McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors mcalpineboothferrier.com FAMILY ROOM Amy Morris Interiors amymorrisinteriors.com KITCHEN AND BREAKFAST ROOM Mark Williams and Niki Papadopoulos markwilliams-design. com CUSTOM CABINETRY Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios bellcabinets.com HALLWAYS Liz Williams Interiors lizwilliamsinteriors.com MASTER BEDROOM, BATH AND SITTING SmithBoyd Interiors smithboydinteriors. com GUEST RETREAT Margaret Kirkland Interiors margaretkirklandinteriors.com BONUS ROOM CLOTH & KIND clothandkind. com GUEST RETREAT Carter Kay Interiors carterkayinteriors.com LADIES’ LOUNGE The Mercantile blog.mercantileatlanta.com STUDY Danielle Rollins and Bill Ingram danielledrollins.com, billingramarchitect.com BAR, VESTIBULE AND POWDER ROOM B.D. Jeffries bdjeffries.com VERANDA Parker Kennedy Living parkerkennedyliving.com LAUNDRY, MUDROOM AND STAIRCASE Flynnside Out Productions ﬂynnsideout.com

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The Ferrari of luxury real estate in Tuxedo Park. New construction- move in ready. Features include superb construction, energy efficient geothermal, Crestron, a 47 foot pool and spa, outdoor kitchen, gym with sauna, master wing with dressing room and study. Two story livingroom with walnut ﬂoors that captures pool views and gardens. Debra Johnston; 404-312-1959. 421BlacklandAtlanta.com. $10,900,000.

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Tranquil home on Lake Hartwell. Beautiful inﬁnity pool with hot tub. Covered veranda on the main level and the lower level with tongue-n-groove wood ceilings. The remarkable open living area with coffered ceiling is the show stopper! Ro Preisinger; 770-378-5924; Ro.Preisinger@bhhsga.com. $1,399,000.

Immaculate brick home with gorgeous golf views and beautiful pool! Move-in ready with updates and neutral colors. Expansive circular drive and professionally landscaped lawn. Master on main plus unique ‘ﬂex’ room. Plenty of outdoor entertaining space. Updated kitchen. Luxurious lifestyle! Mary Floyd; 404-312-3837; mary.ﬂoyd@bhhsgeorgia.com. $1,275,000.

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MARCIA CALLS UPON ONE OF HER FAVORITE ANTIQUES T0 ANCHOR THE LIVING ROOM OF HER NEWLY MINTED NEW ORLEANS PIED-À-TERRE.

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use that awful mirror to check your makeup!” I wisely choose to ignore this (I won’t be parting with my heavy eye makeup anytime soon). But the mirror: to go or to stay? It is a lovely Federal style with an eagle surmount. I decide to pack it; I am, after all, going for the Hollywood Glam look in my New Orleans abode. Some might wonder, Will a Federal-style convex mirror actually go with 12-foot-long 19th-century gilded settees and

white-painted faux bamboo furniture covered in orange, lime-green and pink upholstery? Yes and yes; convex mirrors go with everything, and that’s why we Atlanta gals never leave home without ’em. They may be enjoying a renaissance in the design world— even Restoration Hardware and Jonathan Adler are making them—but convex mirrors have always hled a certain allure. They look perfect in a picture grouping, above another mirror

or even, as I have done, on top of a coromandel screen. The convex mirror is part of our collective past. (Didn’t Dorothy Draper hang them at The Greenbrier? Is The Greenbrier ever wrong? No, and neither was Draper.) My grandparents owned several, and I am proud to carry on the tradition. So what if I accidentally wore two different shoes yesterday? They were both black with bows, and in my convex mirror they looked like perfection.

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WELCOME From the Dean Grace to you and peace!

On behalf of the people of the Cathedral Parish of St. Philip, I also welcome you to this vibrant church community. The Cathedral of St. Philip was established in 1847 as the first Episcopal Church in Atlanta. We moved to our present location here in Buckhead in 1932, and have grown tremendously since then. The Cathedral Antiques Show began as a small and seasonal fund-raiser organized by our parish Episcopal Church Women. Their work—and ministry—now requires a year-round commitment and has donated more than 4 million dollars to charitable organizations. Obviously, we delight in the antiques presented here, in a show considered one of the finest in the Southeast. But this effort involves so much more than antiques!

Welcome to the 44th annual Cathedral Antiques Show! In 1969, the Episcopal Church Women of the Cathedral of St. Philip embarked upon a fundraising effort by inviting a group of antiques dealers to display their merchandise at a booth price of $25. The price of an admission ticket was $1.50! Although originally started to help with the Cathedral’s building program, for the past 30 years, 100% of the proceeds of the Show has gone to a local charitable organization that is positively affecting difficult issues in our community. Since its inception, the Show has grown in size, and the breadth and quality of its dealers has risen to include more than two dozen dealers who specialize in high-end furniture, porcelains, rugs, fine art, silver, jewelry, and much more. In 1999, the Show added a Tour of Homes that has become one of its shining stars. In 2011, the Inspiration House was added to showcase the talents of the local design community. Last year, that concept was changed to Inspiration Avenue, located on the second floor of the Cathedral, and it continues to delight and inspire our visitors. Also new last year was a mini Flower Festival, which has grown into a flower show with eight church flower guilds decorating the sacred spaces of the Cathedral and twelve garden clubs providing exquisite floral displays throughout the Show. The Show also has broadened its offerings to appeal to our younger audience. The First Place Passion Tour was started to provide a peek into the homes of first-time owners in an in-town neighborhood, and our Friday night party was designed to attract young collectors. This year, we are dedicating Saturday to “Antiques 101,” a series of programs developed to inspire a new generation of antiques connoisseurs.

This is a powerful ministry of outreach. The proceeds this year are designated for Covenant House Georgia, a residential crisis shelter that serves Atlanta’s homeless and abandoned youth ages 18-21. Its mission is to provide loving care and a safe place to live for vulnerable youth while acquiring the skills they need for a more hopeful future. There are quite a few reasons why young people could end up living on the streets and Covenant House has helped thousands to rebuild their lives, many of whom have been trafficked, abused, and exploited.

Over time, the Show has been enriched with presentations by well-known tastemakers from the antiques and design communities that entertain our guests and often include signings of their beautiful books. This year, we are fortunate to have an award winning interior designer from California, a nationally known local architect, and other engaging speakers who will share their ideas on gracious decorating and entertaining.

I thank this year’s Co-Chairs, Katherine Hill and Grace Foster, for doing an outstanding job. They have organized hundreds of volunteers in creating this weeklong event. Furthermore, I salute Susan and Frank Troutman for serving as Honorary Chairs of the Antiques Show. I am proud to recognize Susan and Frank as friends, and they represent Cathedral faithfulness and generosity at its best! I also thank each of you for visiting the Cathedral today, and I invite you to return for other occasions of service and prayer. We are open daily, and this is truly a house of prayer for all people. Your presence helps us fulfill that mission of openness and hospitality!

Thank you for coming and we hope you enjoy the Show!

May God bless you always,

The Very Reverend Samuel G. Candler Dean of the Cathedral

We hope you will take advantage of all these offerings that make up what has truly become a festival of the decorative arts. Your presence here will help us raise money for this year’s beneficiary, Covenant House Georgia, and enable it to further help abused, homeless, and trafficked youth in the Atlanta community.

Photo by Rosemary Taylor

Photo by by Jo Reeves

Welcome to the 2015 Cathedral Antiques Show!

From the Chairmen

Grace Foster Katherine Hill 2015 Co-Chair

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2015 HONORARY CHAIRMEN

Susan and Frank Troutman A church home is the setting for many of life’s most poignant moments. For Susan and Frank Troutman, this rings especially true. The Troutmans recently watched their daughter-in-law walk down the aisle at the Cathedral of Saint Philip to start a new life with their son, Fielding. The marriage marked the latest chapter in a story at the Cathedral that spans Frank’s entire life and Susan’s past 32 years. Though a native Atlantan, Susan grew up in Augusta and graduated from Augusta College School of Nursing. Frank spent his childhood in Atlanta, acolyting at the Cathedral, and he graduated from the University of Georgia and its law school. Instead of practicing law, he ran a family food business for 25 years in Augusta where he was active in the local community and served as Senior Warden at St. Paul’s Church. Frank and Susan married in 1982, moved back to Atlanta the following year, and became active at the Cathedral. They have shared their faith with their son, Frank’s four children from his first marriage, and six grandchildren. At the Cathedral, Frank has served on the Chapter twice, as well as on various Stewardship and Finance Committees and the Antiques Show Sponsor Committee. Susan has worked on the Antiques Show, taught Sunday School, and been involved with St. Anne’s Guild, Altar Guild, the Cathedral Towers Board, and Stewardship Committees. She also helped found the Cathedral Golf Tournament. Susan has contributed her talents to the Junior League and the Shepherd Center, among many others, and Frank has been involved with the Cherokee Garden Library, the Atlanta Memorial Park Conservancy, and the Southeastern Horticultural Society. He has also given time to the Episcopal Media Center Board and the Georgia Council for Economic Education.

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Through their devoted service, the Troutmans have written many happy chapters in their story as Cathedral members. Even as Frank continues to be busy as a management consultant and Susan as a registered nurse, they make time to celebrate their life at the Cathedral. Through their love of the liturgy, the priests, the church and its grounds, and their Cathedral friends, the Troutmans continue to add to their lifelong story of beloved community. We are proud to recognize Frank and Susan Troutman, cherished members of the Cathedral, as Honorary Chairs of the 2015 Cathedral Antiques Show.

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2015 BENEFICIARY

The Cathedral Antiques Show raises funds through event ticket sales and donations by patrons and corporate sponsors. All of each Show’s proceeds are donated to a local charity.This year’s beneficiary is Covenant House Georgia.

Covenant House Georgia The opening of the first Covenant House door coincided with the opening of its first heart. One night, during a snowstorm in 1969 in New York City, a simple Franciscan priest was moved to welcome several homeless youth in from the cold. This moment established the roots for our mission to serve the suffering children of the street with absolute respect and unconditional love. Over the last forty years, Covenant House has grown from a single-apartment unit to an international authority on the issues surrounding homeless youth. In that time our mission has not changed, nor has our commitment to serving homeless youth. Today, Covenant House opens doors of opportunity and hope to homeless youth across the US, Canada and Latin America, including right here in the Atlanta community. In 2000, Covenant House Georgia opened its doors to provide shelter and services to Atlanta’s homeless and trafficked youth. We started from humble beginnings and today we are the state’s largest crisis shelter serving 18 to 21 year olds who have no place to call home. To break the cycle of chronic adult homelessness and bridge the gap of support in the lives of our youth, Covenant House has developed three core services known as our Continuum of Care: Street Outreach, Crisis Care and Rights of Passage (independent living). These core services are comprised of a wide array of in-house programs, including healthcare, educational support, job readiness and skills training, drug abuse treatment and prevention, mental health services and life skills training. These programs are designed to provide our youth with a holistic approach to leaving the streets and achieving independence. Most importantly, our programs are all implemented with our mission to provide absolute respect and unconditional love. Executive Director, Allison Ashe says of the homeless and trafficked youth at Covenant House Georgia, “We can’t change the past for them but we can give them the skills and belief in themselves that they can change their future.” Last year, Covenant House Georgia served 1143 homeless and trafficked youth. This year, Covenant House Georgia is positioned to reach even more youth who are living on the streets and struggling to survive. “We are honored to be the beneficiary of the Cathedral Antiques Show and we’re grateful for the compassion and generosity of the Show’s patrons and sponsors. This opportunity will allow Covenant House Georgia to open a Community Service Center that will help us reach and serve even more youth in need,” beams Ashe.

Covenant House Georgia is located at 1559 Johnson Road, Atlanta, GA 30318. For more information or to find volunteer opportunities, visit www.covenanthouseGA.org or call 404.589.0163. Allison Ashe Executive Director, Covenant House Georgia John Ridall Chair of Board of Directors, Covenant House Georgia 5

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS The Cathedral Antiques Show

Drinks and Antiques Party

Explore the booths of twenty-nine highly regarded dealers from around the country as they present their extraordinary offerings of antique furniture, porcelains, fine art, silver, rugs, and jewelry. Thursday, February 5 & Friday, February 6 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday, February 7 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Donation: $25 Ticket includes Run-of-Show, Inspiration Avenue, Flower Festival and all speakers (with advanced reservation).

Sponsored by The Coca-Cola Company Mingle with friends in a festive setting while browsing the dealer booths and Inspiration Avenue. 7:00 p.m. – 10 p.m. Friday, February 6 Donation: $50 in advance, $60 on day of event Catered by Soiree Catering & Events.

Inspiration Avenue Sponsored by SCAD Travel the globe through the creative eyes of nine interior designers and floral designers in unique vignettes reflecting the styles, traditions, and cultures of different countries or regions around the world. Thursday, February 5 & Friday, February 6 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday, February 7 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sunday, February 8 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Admission included in Antiques Show & Tour of Homes tickets.

Overlook Café Savor a delicious boxed lunch with friends at the café located on the second floor of the Atrium. 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Daily: Prepared by SimplyFRESH Market.

Designer Breakfast Sponsored by ADAC Preview the Show after enjoying a continental breakfast. Thursday, February 5 9:15 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Note:To the trade only.

Flower Festival

Complimentary Afternoon Tea

Sponsored by Dorsey Alston, Realtors Enjoy the talents of eight church flower guilds and twelve garden clubs whose exquisite floral designs will be on display throughout the Cathedral. Thursday, February 5 & Friday, February 6 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday, February 7 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Admission included in Antiques Show tickets.

Relax with a cup of tea and delicacies in the Court of Gratitude. Thursday, February 5 & Friday, February 6 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Sponsored by St. Anne’s Guild and Bigelow Tea Company.

Tour of Homes Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators & Harry Norman, REALTORS Experience five stunningly beautiful yet diverse homes in Atlanta’s most distinctive neighborhoods. Sunday, February 8 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Donation: $30 in advance, $35 on day of Tour Ticket includes Inspiration Avenue on the day of the Tour.

Stained Glass Walking Tours Appreciate the beauty and history of the Cathedral’s stained glass windows on this complimentary tour. Friday, February 6 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Saturday, February 7 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Tickets Online Tickets CathedralAntiques.org American Express, MasterCard and Visa accepted

First Place Passion Tour

Ticket Locations

Sponsored by Delta Community Credit Union Tour six homes in the Collier Hills neighborhood that reflect the creativity of first-time homeowners. Sunday, February 1 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Donation: $20

The Cathedral Bookstore 2744 Peachtree Road NW Atlanta, GA 30305 (404) 237-7582

Preview Party Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators & Harry Norman, REALTORS Enjoy a first look at period antiques and design vignettes while enjoying delectable offerings of food and wine at this gala event. Wednesday, February 4 6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Donation: $150 Ticket includes Run-of-Show, Inspiration Avenue, Flower Festival and all speakers (with advanced reservation). Catered by Soiree Catering & Events.

Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts, Inc. 100 East Andrews Drive NW Atlanta, GA 30305 (404) 233-3400 Cash and checks only Special thanks to the following appraisers who support the Show with their professional expertise: Deborah Abernathy deborah@expert-appraisers.com | 404) 262-2131 Vernon Abrams vernonabrams@att.net | (404) 842-0567 Andrea Boyles aboyles@mindspring.com | (770) 641-8967 Philip Hawkins ph_atlganatv@hotmail.com | (404) 320-7275

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SPEAKER SERIES All presentations will be held in Room 133

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5: Day of Timeless Design Sponsored by Atlanta Fine Homes/Sotheby’s International Realty Jenny Pruitt, Sandra Carey, Ally May, Nancy Rizor, and Wes Vawter

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6: Day of Gracious Living Sponsored by Gilbane Building Company

James Farmer Timothy Corrigan Join award-winning interior designer Timothy Corrigan for inspiration and instruction in the art of comfortably elegant decoration and advice on how to live in historic homes in a modern way. Presentation will be followed by a book signing in the atrium.

Join the popular tastemaker James Farmer for his take on the classic elements of Southern culture – freshly cultivated food, family tradition, heirlooms, laughter and stories. Presentation will be followed by a book signing in the atrium. Friday, February 6 | 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Thursday, February 5 | 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Jill Helmer & John Grady Burns Norman Askins Learn from local floral designers Jill Helmer and John Grady Burns how to display and use collections in home decorating and entertaining. Presentation will be followed by a book signing in the atrium.

Hear from esteemed local architect Normal Askins as he identifies the key components of traditional design and the parameters of using them successfully. Presentation will be followed by a book signing in the atrium.

Friday, February 6 | 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. Thursday, February 5 | 2:00 – 3:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7: ANTIQUES 101

DESIGNER PANEL 1:30 – 3:00 p.m.

Brandy Culp & Spalding Nix 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Gain a new perspective on antiques from highly regarded specialist Brandy Culp of the Historic Charleston Foundation and fine arts dealer and appraiser Spalding Nix. Follow their light-hearted presentation to learn how to identify important periods of American decorative style and understand how they evolved to become the treasures we inherit and collect today.

Meet some of Atlanta’s up and coming designers and be inspired by their tips on incorporating antiques into contemporary design. This panel will be moderated by Spalding Nix and includes: Helen Davis | H & H Home Clary Bosbyshell Froeba | Margaux Interiors Limited Lance Jackson & David Ecton | Parker Kennedy Living Mallory Mathison | Mallory Mathison Inc.

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Phoebe G. Forio Alec and Sheila Fraser Anne and Drury Ghegan Joan and Robert Gilbert Stuart Gould Debbie and David Gray Carrie and Hal Grayson Catherine and Dick Haining Mrs. Geoffrey Hall Marion Hall Lindsey Hardegree and Greer Horne Janet and Jep Hogan Ann Pegram Howington Jennie and Tom Hyman Margaret Dallas Jackson Jack Johns Susan and Eric Kron Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamon Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese Lanier, Jr. Joan and Bill Law Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee BRONZE Mr. and Mrs. John McCollum Jane and David Apple Rebecca and Walker McCune Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bailey Dr. William M. Miller and The Rev. Barbara Sandra and Dan Baldwin Day Miller Peggy Batson Ballard Dinah D. Moog Lane Barnum Mr. and Mrs. J. Dudley Ottley Jan and Bill Bomar Dianne and Vern Otwell Mary and Ward Bondurant William E. Pennington Margaret Bosbyshell & Clary Froeba/Margaux Lombard and Everett Puri Interiors, Ltd. Raymond and Patricia Riddle, Ann and Larry Burns Riddle Foundation Penelope Malone and John Champion Mr. and Mrs. James W. Robbins Aimee and Tom Chubb Lynn Cochran and Bill Schroder Janice G. Cook Dean Dubose Smith Bonnie and Wade Copeland Kathleen and Andy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Cowart Michele and Ellison Thomas Suzanne Cox/The Gables Antiques Lee Harper and Wayne Vason Peggy and Bob Dennis Ruth E. Vaught Mary Wayne Dixon Judy and Steve West Kitty Dukehart Judy and Buddy Weston Susan and George Dunn Mrs. Robert T. Willingham Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ferrell Mimi Woodruff/Beverly Bremer Silver Shop Dottie and Jimmy Fluker

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2015 DEALER LIST

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Linda Ketterling Antiques (L) Toledo, Ohio 43606 (419) 536-5531 LK424@aol.com

Michael & Claire Higgins Antiques (G/H) Atlanta, Georgia (404) 474-2882 Michael@higginsantiques.com

Nicoll Fine Art & Antiques (CC) Dana Kelly Oriental Rugs (K) Lexington, Kentucky (859) 266-7802 danakellyrugs@aol.com

Damariscotta, Maine (207) 380-5479 Nicoll@midcoast.com

Roger D. Winter Ltd. (DD/EE) Apropos, Inc. (E)

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Richmond, Virginia (804) 340-4740 info@aproposantiques.com

Northport, Alabama (205)292-6508 davisoreillyantiques@gmail.com

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Butte’s Antiques (B)

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Solebury, Pennsylvania (215) 794-5926 rdwantiques@hotmail.com

Sherwood Antiques (W) Forsyth, Georgia (478) 994-9995 sherwoodantiques@bellsouth.net

Somerset Antiques (T) Leesburg, Virginia (703) 777-9379 somerset_@msn.com

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Hope Mills, North Carolina (770) 335-2259 butteantiques@aol.com

Roswell, Georgia (404) 213-9257 davisnastase@earthlink.net

Thomas M. Fortner Antiques (M) Memphis, Tennessee (901) 452-3207 tmfortner@gmail.com

Vintage Linens by Lois (J)

Charles Edwin Puckett (O) Akron, Ohio (330) 668-0032 charles@cepuckett.com

Woodstock, Illinois (815) 337-3990 silvervault@earthlink.com

Howard I. Price II Fine Art (Y) Panama City, Panama (404) 456-3536 hpfineart@aol.com

North Charleston, South Carolina (843) 810-1200 vintagelinens@earthlink.net

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Charles Hanlon (BB) Bexley, Ohio (614) 561-7104 jmhantiques@aol.com

Atlanta, Georgia (770) 396-8074 (770) 235-6287 walkersantiques@comcast.net

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Kevin L. Perry (S)

Whitehall at the Villa (Z)

Oxford, North Carolina (919) 691-5109 grissomcollection@gmail.com

Camden, South Carolina (941) 504-5765 Camden619@yahoo.com

Chapel Hill, North Carolina (919) 942-3179 whchnc@aol.com

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Polo Lane

Andrews Drive

Tim Adams of TS Adams Design Studio recently designed this shingle style country house with a slate roof for a family who had long admired the property. They wanted the house to resemble those on Virginia horse farms and also wanted to maximize the beautiful view of the land. Because the owners wanted the feel of a “new old house,” Tim employed reclaimed wood throughout the home. The house also needed to suit the needs of this blended family of seven (five children ranging from 5-25 years old at the time of move-in), so he also included something for everyone in the family. They love to entertain family and friends, and the house serves that purpose beautifully. When it came time to decorate their new house the couple called on Mary McWilliams of Mary Mac & Company. Together the couple and the designer created a color scheme of soft creams, taupes, blues, and pale greens and also incorporated antiques from the husband’s family. The house is a comfortable blend of beauty and functionality for this busy family. The homeowners enjoy sitting outdoors on the terrace or the screened porch watching horses and enjoying the views of nature. They love their new residence and call it “a little slice of country life right in the heart of Vinings.”

Harvard educated architect Sigmund Nesselroth designed this grand stone estate in 1929 for the president of Georgia Power. Its stunning site is just down the street from the Swan house. In a similar way to the Swan house, the house sits up on a hill with beautiful steps sweeping down the front lawn. The driveway leads around the house to the entrance, which is located in the stone motor court at the rear. The original granite for the façade was reclaimed from First Baptist Church on Peachtree. Beautiful wrought leaded glass windows and a Vermont slate roof complete the look. Keith Summerour was the architect for a two part renovation of the house in 2000 and 2004. The second renovation added a new wing to the right of the house and included a new kitchen and stone porch, a Pilates studio, an art studio, and an attached garage. Granite was found to match the existing stone and the process took two years to complete because the stone was cut by hand. Summerour says: “Our goal was to make the old and the new nearly impossible to distinguish, while still incorporating the updates the homeowners wanted. As you walk around this house, I think you will see that vision was accomplished.” The current homeowners hired the design firm Southern Ridge to redecorate the house for their family. Wendy Wells and Paige Lee have showcased the owners’ priceless art collection while making the home warm and approachable.

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Nancy Creek Road

Old Ivy Road

The owners of this charming shingle-style country house wanted to create a warm sanctuary for their extended family. They called on Norman Askins and Tammy Connor to make that vision a reality. The house was originally built in 1998 and was renovated in 2006. The whole house renovation involved changing all of the moldings, adding a sunroom and reworking the entrance hall completely to make it more intimate. Tammy Connor’s interior design work is well-known in the south, and the owners admired houses she decorated. Tammy’s deft use of a soft color palette of blue-greens, soft ivories, tans, browns and grays creates the soothing environment the owners desired. She was able to use all of their furniture from a previous house on Tuxedo Road and add antiques and lighting from sources in Charleston, New Orleans, Birmingham and New York. Connor describes the house as ““soft and comfortable, yet sophisticated.” Perfect execution of the couples’ vision for their home. This New York-style brownstone townhouse was built in 2006 by the Bentley Group, Ltd. Harrison and Associates designed the handsome townhouses along with another set next door. Interior decorator Judy Bentley and her husband built several other houses together and they knew exactly what they wanted – a more compact style of living that sacrificed none of the beauty and flow of their former residences. The architectural details give it the feel of an old house. Of particular interest is the elaborate stairwell that is a nod to a Bentley family house in Charleston on the Battery. The staircase curves up four stories under a skylight. Judy, whose design business is called Interior Views, decorated the house in her style which she describes as traditional with a large dose of fun. She says: “In terms of style I like tradition but I like for it to have a little twist – even if you do that with accessories or fabrics or a piece of furniture that’s unexpected.” She is a master of color and pattern, texture and trim, and there are many antiques mixed with Chinoisserie wallpaper and gorgeous fabrics. Judy has a passion for Chinoisserie, and there are touches of it in every room. The terrace at the rear of the house feels like a European garden, with lush greenery and fountains. One would never know from the peaceful setting that Piedmont and Habersham roads are only a short distance away. This is elegant, urban living at its best!

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Colland Drive

Greystone Road

This whimsical bungalow welcomes guests with its red brick and inviting double doors. The cheerful theme of the home’s exterior continues into the children’s room where a spirited blue color palette is complimented by pops of yellow and gold. Here, traditional animal prints and unique pieces bridge the gap between playful and chic.

A long stone path bordered by a boxwood hedge leads to the front door of this traditional home. The interior, decorated in eye-catching jewel tones with creative artwork and timeless furnishings, creates an inviting and comfortable space for a young family. The traditional boxwood design continues in the backyard with plantings wrapped around a pebble stone path.

Meredith Drive

Spring Valley Road

Inspired by the sandy shores of Palm Beach and impulsive moments while antiquing, this adorable one-story bungalow is full of character and carefully made choices. With an owner who clearly appreciates collecting the right pieces, everything is placed to use space to its fullest. All of the rooms display just enough symmetry to feel cozy, while the slight stylistic differences bring everything together.

Sited upon a hill, this Craftsmanstyle house oozes sophistication from the inside out. With its new take on Southern charm, the delightful front porch is the perfect place to lounge. The naturally lit formal living room is brought to life by strong shapes, patterns and pieces. In the bedroom, a soft rose glow creates an aura of peaceful serenity and successfully exemplifies the strength of simplicity.

Walthall Drive This fabulous home rests happily on a gently sloping hill easing guests into its design genius through a flawlessly landscaped lawn. The interior is a brilliant illustration of black and white design done right. Hidden pops of color throughout each room deliberately bring the space to life. Painted walls and patterned ceilings reflect a homeowner who has a flare for fashion and isn’t afraid to take risks.

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2015 CATHEDRAL ANTIQUES SHOW COMMITTEE Past Show Chairmen

2015 CHAIRMEN

DEALER HOSPITALITY

PR/COMMUNICATIONS

Grace Foster Katherine Hill

Kendrick Armistead Janice Cook Barbara Waters

Carrie Grayson, Chair Jessica Bennett Julie Boggan Maria Cloud Hayden Headley Rhett Huber Nicole Jordan Mary Beth Saylor Rosemary Taylor Jennifer Vaughn Trammell Williams

HONORARY CHAIRMEN Susan and Frank Troutman

ADVISORS 2014 Mrs. Raymond D. Hill, Jr. & Mrs. W. Hamilton Williams III 2013 Mrs. Charles E. Elrod, Jr., & Mrs. W. Hamilton Williams III 2012 Mrs. Sam Candler & Mrs. Randy Rizor 2011 Mrs. Marshall L. Brown & Mrs. Bart L. Graham 2010 Mrs. John T.W. Mercer 2009 Mrs. Michael R. Flock 2008 Mrs. Patrick H. Grayson III 2007 Mrs. J. Thomas Ford 2006 Mrs. John W. Robitscher 2005 Mrs. Marshall L. Brown 2004 Mrs. Drury W. Ghegan 2003 Mrs. William J. Bomar 2002 Mrs. Joseph H. Carey 2001 Mrs. David H. Gray 2000 Mrs. William W. Espy & Mrs. Rex Morris, Jr. 1999 Mrs. Wesley R. Vawter III 1998 Mrs. Randy Rizor 1997 Mrs. Gus J. Bennett 1996 Ms. Penny Paterson Seawell 1995 Mrs. Walter Perrin 1994 Mrs. Larry D. Burns 1993 Mrs. Theodore J. Bender III 1992 Mrs. T. Emmette Thrower 1991 Mrs. Lamar L. Fleming 1990 Mrs. Charles E. Elrod, Jr. 1989 Mrs. Lawrence R. Cowart 1988 Mrs. Eric Eastwood 1987 Mrs. Orlan R. Swennes 1986 Mrs. Barry L. Frazier 1985 Mrs. Harry V. Lamon, Jr. 1984 Mrs. Henry B. Moog, Jr. 1980 Mrs. George C. Roberts 1979 Mrs. Winford R. Bishop 1978 Mrs. Charles J. Ingraham 1977 Mrs. Gaynor Collester 1976 Mrs. Rudolf Siegel 1975 Mrs. William N. Kennon 1974 Mrs. L. Roscoe Walker 1973 Mrs. Eric Eastwood 1972 Mrs. Samuel N. Roberts 1971 Mrs. Ralph L. Robinson 1970 Mrs. Edward S. Croft, Jr. 1969 Mrs. Charles E. Gammage & Mrs. Thomas T. Flagler, Jr.

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DEALERS Luci Anderson Meredith Bateman

DESIGNER BREAKFAST Cathy LaMon Tricia McLean, Host

AFTERNOON TEA Elaine Bailey Jan Bryant Sandra Carey Jenny McClure St. Anne’s Guild

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ECW ADVISORS Talley Hultgren, 2014 President Holly Berney, 2015 President

BENEFICIARY OUTREACH Saye Sutton

BENEFICIARY SELECTION Susan Graham

CLERGY The Very Reverend Samuel Candler The Rev. Canon Wallace Marsh The Rev. Canon George Maxwell The Rev. Canon Carolynne Williams The Rev. Canon Cathy Zappa

SPEAKER SERIES Mary Bondurant, Co-chair Tavia McCuean, Co-chair Clary Bosbyshell Froeba Spalding Nix

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KICKOFF COFFEE Frances Flock Katie Hughey, Host

OVERLOOK CAFÉ Wieda Duncan Ruth Vaught

PATRONS Sandy Foxworth, Chair Beverly Gwynn Jennie Hyman Jane and John Ridall Mary and Bob Yellowlees

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25

9:00AM – 8:00PM Registration Sponsored by Sherwin-Williams. Please pick up your Registration Goody Bag – compliments of Sherwin-Williams. A badge is your admission to the conference program, breakfast, lunches, and receptions. Don’t forget to sign up for your free Blog Clinic which is included in your registration. By appointment only – sign up on-site at the registration desk.

12:00PM – 4:00PM Exhibitor Set-Up at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead Hotel OFFICIAL KICKOFF FOR THE 2015 DESIGN BLOGGERS CONFERENCE All attendees are invited and all activities are included in your registration package. 10:00AM – 2:00PM DIGITAL DAY at ADAC Learn more about the complimentary programming at design-bloggers-conference.com. Buses will leave the Grand Hyatt Hotel at 9:30AM. At 2:00PM buses will leave ADAC for a special excursion to Phipps Plaza. Transportation from Grand Hyatt Hotel to ADAC and from ADAC to Phipps Plaza compliments of ADAC. 2:00PM – 5:00PM LUXURY LIVING SHOW & OUTDOOR DESIGN AT PHIPPS PLAZA Sponsored by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles 3:30PM – 4:15PM Special Presentation by Alexa Hampton Alexa Hampton, president and featured designer of MARK HAMPTON, LLC., the world famous design firm founded in 1976 by her late father, Mark Hampton. 5:00PM Last buses depart from Phipps Plaza and return to the Grand Hyatt Buckhead Hotel for Design Bloggers Welcome Reception. 5:30PM – 7:30PM Welcome Reception at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead Hotel Join your fellow bloggers and speakers for a get-to-know-you cocktail reception. Please wear your Design Bloggers Conference badge for admission. 8:00PM Official Sunday After-Party sponsored by Sunbrella All attendees are invited. All Conference sessions held in Grand Ballrooms 1 and 2 7:30AM – 5:30PM Registration Sponsored by Sherwin-Williams. Please pick up your Registration Goody Bag – compliments of Sherwin-Williams. A badge is your admission to the conference program, breakfast, lunches, and receptions. 7:30AM–8:30AM Coffee with Sponsors and Exhibitors 8:30AM–8:45AM Welcome and Introductory Remarks Adam Japko, founder, Design Bloggers Conference and Garden Bloggers Conference, and CEO, Esteem Media 8:45AM–9:30AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS 9:30AM–10:15AM Blogging to Unveil Design’s Emotional Core and Higher Purpose Mark Cutler, Chief Designer for nousDECOR and Principal of Mark Cutler Design 10:15AM–11:00AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Marcus Sheridan, founder of The Sales Lion 11:00AM–11:15AM Design Bloggers Hall of Fame Awards Sponsored and Presented by Traditional Home and Ethan Allen Our annual Hall of Fame Award Winners will be announced. 11:15AM–11:45AM Networking Break/Interaction With Sponsors and Exhibitors 11:45AM–12:30PM The Ultimate Blog Platform? Speaker: Lisa Sabin-Wilson, COO and Co-owner, WebDevStudios 12:30PM–1:30PM YouTube Marketing: Learn How to Expand Your Brand into Video and Gain a Global Presence Speakers: Rob Ciampa, YouTube-certified, award-winning innovative CMO & entrepreneur @Pixability, and Beth Le Manach, VP programming, Kin Community and host, Entertaining with Beth

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February 25-27, 2015 | Grand Hyatt in Buckhead | Atlanta, GA 1:30PM – 2:30PM Luncheon Break with Sponsors and Exhibitors Buckhead Ballroom and Azalea Ballroom 2:30PM – 3:30PM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Bunny Williams Sponsored by Chairish 3:30PM –4:00PM Networking Break/Interaction With Sponsors and Exhibitors 4:00PM – 4:45PM Social Media: Roots for Design Collaboration Speakers: Kelli Ellis, interior designer and lifelong traveler; Lori Dennis, top interior designer, best-selling author, custom furniture designer, and star of HGTV’s The Real Designing Women; Lisa Mende, founder and principal Lisa Mende Design and a nationally acclaimed interior designer;Traci Zeller, one of Charlotte’s 25 Most Stylish People 4:45PM – 5:30PM Social Media Analytics 5:30PM – 7:30PM Networking Reception at the Grand Hyatt Hotel Join your fellow bloggers, exhibitors, sponsors, and speakers for a warm get-together reception. Please wear your Design Bloggers Conference badge for admission. 7:30PM Ofﬁcial After Party Sponsored by Pirch 7:30AM – 8:30AM Coffee with Sponsors and Exhibitors 8:30AM – 9:00AM A Special Presentation by Adam Japko 9:00AM – 9:45AM KEYNOTE Address: Brian Patrick Flynn Sponsored by Duralee 9:45AM – 10:30AM Community Building in “Beta Brooklyn” Speakers: Kika Gilbert, Head of Community at @Tinybop and Bekka Palmer, former GM of Tattly with 9 million Pinterest followers 10:30AM– 10:45AM Design Bloggers Conference Scholarship Sponsored and Presented by Hansgrohe

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10:45AM– 11:15AM Networking Break/Interaction With Sponsors and Exhibitors 11:15AM– 12:00PM Website Security Tony Perez, CEO and Co-Founder, Sucuri, Inc. 12:00PM– 12:30PM Wine, Branding, and Social Media Speakers: Brett Vankoski, vice president and co-founder, Latitude Beverage Co., Ninety+ Cellars, and Jonathon Alsop, founder & executive director of the Boston Wine School and author of The Wine Lover’s Devotional: 365 Days of Knowledge, Advice & Lore for the Ardent Aﬁcionado 12:30PM – 1:30PM Lunch Sponsored by Pirch 1:30PM – 2:15PM Platforms: What do you need to know about Pinterest and Instagram? Speaker: Nick McCullough, APLD-certiﬁed Designer with over 3 million Pinterest followers 2:15PM – 3:00PM Digital Marketing and Branding Life Rafts Speakers: Denise McGaha, principal of Denise McGaha Interiors; Christina Fluegge, founder of popular lifestyle blog ‘greige;’ Mitzi Beach, author, speaker, educator and interior designer 3:00PM – 3:45PM Photography Stacy Kunstel, StacyStyle, a.k.a. stylist/editor/writer/and producer 4:00PM – 4:15PM Critical Takeaways from Design Bloggers Conference 2015 and Special Announcements

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Under owner and designer ALEXA HAMPTON’s direction, the world famous ﬁrm Mark Hampton LLC has completed a wide range of designs for domestic and international projects, from New York City to Hangzhou, China, including apartments and large residences, private airplanes and yachts. A perennial member of Architectural Digest’s AD100 and House Beautiful’s Top Designer list as well as a member of Elle Décor’s A-list, Hampton’s work is classic, traditional and eclectic. Her involvement in design goes far past her position as President and featured designer of Mark Hampton LLC; she is on the board of trustees for the New York School of Interior Design, the New York Landmarks Conservancy and the Institute for Classical Architecture. She was one of the three inaugural designers who launched Gilt Groupe’s Gilt Home Design Boutiques, serves on the design board of MyDeco.com and was the only ever female cast member of “This Old House” and was a co-host of PBS’ “Find.” Over the years, Hampton’s work has been featured in many national and regional shelter and design magazines. In recent years, Hampton received an honorary PhD from Moore College of Art and Design, was awarded Cosmopolitan’s Fun Fearless Female Award, Connecticut Cottage & Gardens’ Design Innovator Award and the Hyland Award for Interior Design. She was also the ﬁrst woman to receive the Design Icon Award at the World Market Center.

BUNNY WILLIAMS is a designer with a modern vision, a sense of history, and the confidence to take the unexpected path. Both a trailblazer and a tastemaker, Williams’ style is classic, but never predictable. A native of Charlottesville, VA, Williams began her career at Stair & Co., the prestigious English antiques dealer, followed by 22 years with the venerable firm, Parish-Hadley Associates. She formed her own firm, Bunny Williams Inc. in 1988. Today she not only runs her design firm, but with her husband John Rosselli, owns Treillage Ltd., two shops selling garden objects, antiques, and decorative accessories, based in New York City. In 2008 she introduced a celebrated home furnishings collection, BeeLine Home, which continues to expand and introduce new pieces at the International Home Furnishings Market in High Point, NC. Williams’ fourth book, “Scrapbook for Living” was published by Stewart, Tabori & Chang in November 2010.

BRIAN PATRICK FLYNN is an American television producer turned interior designer. After years writing, producing and directing news programs and home improvement shows, Flynn tried his own hand at residential interiors, quickly earning the respect of his peers and shelter magazine editors. Brian combined his design and decorating skills with his television production experience to create FlynnsideOut Productions, a full service production company specializing in lifestyle-related content. In addition to serving as Founder, Brian also serves as Executive Producer, Set Designer, Writer and Prop Stylist for his projects. Brian is also a contributor and featured designer with HGTV.com.

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ADAM JAPKO is Chief Executive Officer of Esteem Media, Inc. He formed the company with the acquisitions of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Design Bloggers Conference, Garden Bloggers Conference, and WineZag. The company is focused on acquiring, launching, and expanding media properties in local and global luxury markets driven by digitally engaged trade and consumer communities. The company’s mission is connecting communities with common business and enthusiast interests for commercial, educational, and professional networking purposes while helping luxury business professionals navigate the shifting traditional-to-digital media landscape. Los Angeles-based, acclaimed Australian interior designer and the head of one of Robb Report’s Top 40 design firms in the U.S., MARK CUTLER has experience, taste, and a desire to help educate a community passionate about decor. In this role as Chief Designer for nousDECOR, Mark plays an integral role in the company, advising on product evolution and design, identifying professional and retail partnerships, and creating exclusive content for the site, including a weekly “Master Class” series detailing important insider tricks and techniques for decorating spaces. As principal of Mark Cutler Designs, Mark has built an global and award-winning portfolio of high profile residential and commercial projects, including homes for celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez and Tom Skerrit, as well as the Cipriani and Regent Hotels. In addition, his work has been featured in many of the leading shelter and design magazines around the world, including Architectural Digest, Metropolitan Home, House Beautiful, California Homes, Home Magazine, The Robb Report, The Robb Report Luxury Home, Kitchen & Bath Trends, Traditional Home, and Kitchen & Bath Ideas, as well as in The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, and The New York Times. KELLI ELLIS, interior designer and lifelong traveler, represents the epitome of livable luxury and casual international style. Her celebrity clientele benefit from her extensive world travels, which produce goods of exquisite furniture, dramatic artwork and unique accessories used to create beautiful homes. Her influences translate to her new rug line for Jaipur and gorgeous tile line to debut in Dubai. Her international schooling and extensive travel have given Kelli a unique perspective in her design work, which has been published in numerous international magazines and regularly contributes to HGTV.com, Riviera Modern Luxury, LUXE Magazine, Las Vegas Luxury Magazine, Image, Dabble Magazine and Hearst publications Nationwide. LORI DENNIS is a top Interior Designer, speaker, best- selling author, custom furniture designer, celebrity and star of HGTV’sThe Real Designing Women. She specializes in sustainable, green and high end, luxury design. With offices in Los Angeles, New York and Miami the firm considers national and international projects. A multiple award winning designer, she has appeared in magazines, websites and television screens throughout the world including Elle Decor, LUXE, Dwell, People, the New York Times, House Beautiful, Coastal Living, Los Angeles Times and The Wall Street Journal. Recognized by industry leaders like HGTV, ASID, NBC, Viking and countless others as an expert in luxury and green lifestyles, Lori speaks at events around the globe. Founder and principal, LISA MENDE of Lisa Mende Design is a nationally acclaimed interior designer and allied member of ASID, IDS and Withit and known for creating traditional interiors with a modern vibe for clients throughout the southeast. Her vibrant social media presence is expanding through the popularity of her blog, also named Lisa Mende Design. Lisa is a three-time panel member of the coveted High Point Market Style Spotter Program. As a Brizo Blogger19, she has participated in New York Fashion Week with Brizo and St Jude’s Hospital in Memphis. A member of the Design Trust of New York City, under the direction of Steven Nobel, Lisa traveled to Paris in 2013 to study and tour with a group of designers and architects from across the United States. She participated in the Traditional Homes “Adamsleigh” Showhouse in 2013. Along with Traci Zeller, Lisa opened a new studio in Charlotte, NC in May 2014 where they are currently designing a room in the Ronald McDonald House – Long Island Project, which is due to unveil in October 2014. Lisa and her blog regularly featured in local, regional, and national magazines. TRACI ZELLER believes that beauty is created when you make the ordinary, orderly. With this philosophy in mind, Traci and her team daily seek to empower families to live harmonious lives, full of style and grace. As a busy wife and mother to exuberant twin boys, Traci understands the challenges of today’s active lifestyles and creates solutions that are both beautiful and functional. Twice named one of Charlotte’s 25 Most Stylish People, Traci employs a clean, sophisticated mix of classic and modern pieces to create elegant, yet comfortable interiors. In 2013, she introduced a line of textiles and home accessories in order to offer her growing audience simple solutions that bring joy and spirit to the everyday. Traci’s polished style has brought recognition from House Beautiful, Charlotte Urban Home, QC Exclusive, South Park Magazine, Multiplicity, The Nest and The Bump.

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LISA SABIN-WILSON is COO and Co-owner of WebDevStudios, a design and development company specializing in customized WordPress themes and plugins, and the author of WordPress For Dummies. As the “For Dummies” brand franchise author on all things WordPress she’s also written several other WordPress-related books geared toward the beginner to intermediate level user of the WordPress platform. Lisa worked with WordPress since 2003, and is also a regular public speaker on topics such as WordPress, blogging, design, and social media. ROB CIAMPA is an award-winning entrepreneur and CMO at Pixability. He is YouTube-certiﬁed, and co-author of the upcoming “YouTube Channels for Dummies,” and Pixability’s “Top 100 Global Brands On YouTube,” one of the most comprehensive and data-intensive studies of YouTube. Ciampa is known not only for his sharp criticism of viral video promises and faulty digital video advertising, but also for his prescriptive YouTube strategy, content marketing, and advertising work with brands. He uses his sales, marketing, and domain expertise to become a trusted advisor for customers across industries. Rob and his growing marketing team spearhead strategic content and brand initiatives at Pixability, including data-driven analyses of brands and industries on YouTube. BETH LE MANACH is VP Programming at Kin Community and host for Entertaining with Beth. She has been cooking and entertaining for over 20 years. She is a home cook that has reﬁned her cooking skills by cooking, constantly; as well as producing over 500 episodes of food content for both cable and online networks. She is inspired by her French husband and their many trips to France where she has learned how to cook his favorite French foods, directly from her in-laws. She is also an avid gardener and her extensive vegetable garden serves as the basis for many of her favorite recipes.

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KIKA GILBERT is Head of Community at @Tinybop, a studio of designers, developers, and artists which has focused on building truly special apps for kids. Their ﬁrst app “The Human Body” was chosen as App of the Year by Apple and was one of the most successful children’s apps in 2013. Kika hails from London, having done a few short stints in New Jersey and Tokyo as well. She came to the states at age 18 to attend Smith College where she studied art and education. She spent a few years working with artists and art startups before taking a year to immerse herself in the NYC public school system as a teaching assistant in a kindergarten class. Kika is passionate about innovative education and making learning just as fun as real life.

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BEKKA PALMER, Former GM of Tattly, 9 million Pinterest followers, works with many digital companies on content and production. She spent her childhood alternating between sitting on the ﬂoor of her mom’s sewing room and helping her dad in his wood shop. She watched them with a careful eye and picked up their incredible attention to detail. Now, she’s a photographer, designer and maker living in Brooklyn. Every Wednesday, she and her friend Dave publish interviews with strangers about their days at On A Wednesday. Bekka recently launched an app called Songﬁght with friends Dave & Jonny. She documents her days on Instagram, collect things she likes on Pinterest & occasionally Tweets. Bekka’s clients include: Disney Parks, Piperlime, Verizon, Crest, Old Navy, Creative Mornings, The Feast & A Cup of Jo.

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TONY PEREZ is the CEO and Co-Founder of Sucuri, Inc. He believes that usability and website aesthetics should be built on a strong foundation of secure design. Tony has invested the better part of 5 years analyzing and assessing the state of security within the realm of websites. He travels the world engaging website owners and developers in an effort to build a bridge between traditional Information Security processes and those that end-users should employ. He strongly believes that the challenges webmasters face today around security can be addressed through education and awareness. BRETT VANKOSKI is Vice President and Co-Founder, Latitude Beverage Co., Ninety+ Cellars. Sitting in his cubicle one day in 2007, Brett realized that all he could expect to measurably accomplish in another decade of corporate conﬁnement was a few more totally awesome PowerPoint presentations. Not satisﬁed with this vision of the future, he left the corporate world to pursue his MBA. Brett’s Masters in Beverage Appreciation consisted of compiling a small wine collection in his son’s closet; arguing that dry rose is a great choice for beer drinkers; and discovering that not everyone likes the wines he likes no matter how crazy good they are. Impressed by his bodacious wine skills, in 2009 Kevin asked Brett to help him to launch 90+ Cellars. Since then, he spends most of his days, evenings and weekends tasting, selecting, selling and promoting the wines of 90+ Cellars.

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JONATHON ALSOP is founder & executive director of the Boston Wine School and author of The Wine Lover’s Devotional: 365 Days of Knowledge, Advice & Lore for the Ardent Aﬁcionado published by Quarry Books. Jonathon started life as a wine writer covering wine, food & travel in 1988. He is author of the wine column In Vino Veritas by Jonathon Alsop as well as many articles for the Associated Press, Frequent Flyer, La Vie Claire, Beverage Business Magazine, Mobil Travel Guides, Fodor’s Travel Guides, Boston Globe, and many others. He founded the Boston Wine School in 2000 where he teaches wine and food classes.

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DENISE MCGAHA delivers fashionable, diverse, and adventurous designs for clients who live on the fast track; specializing in turn-key, concierge-level service delivered in 90 days or less. When experiencing a Denise McGaha interior you may never know how exciting the ride was that brought about that room. With a roster of clients from professional sports ﬁgures to busy executives, Denise offers her discriminating clientele a true luxury experience with a timeline. By offering Deadline Driven Design solutions, her clients receive exhilarating interior design coupled with prompt and nimble completion of their project. Denise’s sophisticated methodology and solid business acumen evolved through her decade in the corporate landscape of luxury retailer, Neiman Marcus, where she honed her well-trained eye, and was an integral part of the team that launched NeimanMarcus.com. In addition to her role as Principal of Denise McGaha Interiors, Denise was recently named Brand Ambassador for Currey & Co.

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Her popular lifestyle blog ‘greige’ introduced CHRISTINA FLUEGGE to a nationwide readership, but her talents expand far beyond sharing inspiring photographs and musings. Her design ﬁrm by the same name is dedicated to providing clients with a more collaborative process that recognizes the continuous nature of creating a home with an understated and beautiful sensibility. She sources new and vintage pieces for her clientele to create interiors that are a quietly stunning blend of ease and elegance.

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StacyStyle, a.k.a. stylist/editor/writer/and producer STACY KUNSTEL, is a constant traveler, ﬁnding houses and locations for magazines, which she then styles to produce beautiful photo shoots with some of the nation’s top interiors photographers. As the Homes Editor for New England Home magazine (www.nehomemag.com), New England Home Cape & Islands and New England Home Connecticut, and as a regional editor for Traditional Home, Better Homes & Gardens, Country Living, and Renovation Style, she writes, makes television appearances (see her on Dream Home at http://www.necn.com), and works with interior designers and architects photograph their own work for books and portfolios.

NICK MCCULLOUGH is an APLD-certiﬁed Designer, who has won numerous awards including Young Professional of The Year from the Perennial Plant Association. A self-described “plant nerd,” he is passionate about perennials and has a masterful understanding of how plants thrive in the Midwestern climate. This love of cultivating extends to Red Twig Farms—the nursery extension of his business, where unique perennials, annuals, specimen trees and hedges are grown for use in his designs. His social media presence of over 3 million Pinterest followers makes him a standout in the industry, and a sought-after public speaker. Author of the Thinking Outside The Boxwood blog, Nick has also been a featured writer for publications such as Garden Design magazine.

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All Conference sessions held in Buckhead Ballroom except otherwise noted. 7:30AM – 5:30PM Registration Please pick up your Registration Goody Bag and Badge. A badge is your admission to the conference program, breakfast, lunches, and receptions. 8:00AM – 9:00AM Coffee with Sponsors and Exhibitors 9:00AM – 9:15AM Welcome and Introductory Remarks Adam Japko, founder, Garden Bloggers Conference and Design Bloggers Conference, and CEO, Esteem Media 9:15AM –10:00AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Marcus Sheridan, founder of The Sales Lion 10:00AM –11:00AM Branding and Maximizing Revenue for Your Blog and Website Speakers: Jan Bills, founder of Two Women and a Hoe; Shawna Coronado, author, author, on-camera spokesperson, newspaper columnist, photographer, internationally recognized keynote speaker, and successful social media marketer; and Lisa Steele, founder of Fresh Eggs Daily 11:00PM –11:15PM Garden Bloggers Hall of Fame Awards Sponsored and Presented by Proven Winners Our annual Hall of Fame Award Winners will be announced. 11:15AM– 11:45AM Networking Break/Interaction With Sponsors and Exhibitors 11:45AM– 12:30PM The Ultimate Blog Platform? Speaker: Lisa Sabin-Wilson, Chief Operating Ofﬁcer and Co-owner of WebDev Studios

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10:30AM– 10:45AM Garden Bloggers Conference Scholarship Sponsored and Presented by Bonnie Plants 10:45AM– 11:15AM Networking Break/Interaction With Sponsors and Exhibitors 11:15AM– 12:00PM Website Security Tony Perez, CEO and Co-Founder, Sucuri, Inc. 12:00PM– 12:30PM Wine, Branding, and Social Media Speakers: Brett Vankoski, vice president and co-founder, Latitude Beverage Co., Ninety+ Cellars, and Jonathon Alsop, founder & executive director of the Boston Wine School and author of The Wine Lover’s Devotional: 365 Days of Knowledge, Advice & Lore for the Ardent Aﬁcionado 12:30PM – 1:30PM Lunch Sponsored by Pirch 1:30PM – 2:15PM Session TBA 2:15PM – 3:00PM Platforms: What do you need to know about Pinterest and Instagram? Speaker: Nick McCullough, APLD-certiﬁed designer and founder, Thinking Outside the Boxwood blog 3:00PM – 3:45PM Photography 4:00PM – 4:15PM Critical Takeaways from Garden Bloggers Conference 2015 and Special Announcements

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ADAM JAPKO

is Chief Executive Ofﬁcer of Esteem Media, Inc. He formed the company with the acquisitions of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Design Bloggers Conference, Garden Bloggers Conference, and WineZag. The company is focused on acquiring, launching, and expanding media properties in local and global luxury markets driven by digitally engaged trade and consumer communities. The company’s mission is connecting communities with common business and enthusiast interests for commercial, educational, and professional networking purposes while helping luxury business professionals navigate the shifting traditional-to-digital media landscape.

MARCUS SHERIDAN is the founder of The Sales Lion, one of the internet’s fastest growing marketing websites focusing on the transformational powers of inbound marketing on small businesses. But before spreading the good word about marketing, Sheridan, who also owns a prominent swimming pool company, established the most popular swimming pool website in the world through content marketing. Known for his contagious enthusiasm and boundless energy when on stage, Sheridan has since become a popular speaker and has been called the ‘Gary Vaynerchuk of the Swimming Pool Industry.’ SHAWNA CORONADO is an author, on-camera spokesperson, newspaper columnist, photographer, internationally recognized keynote speaker, and successful social media marketer with over eighteen years of experience with sales, marketing and public relations. Shawna’s social media expertise has propelled her far within the online industry – she has over 200,000+ followers on her social media outlets and 170 videos on YouTube with a million+ views.

JAN BILLS owns and operates Two Women and a Hoe®, a boutique indoor/ outdoor sustainable landscape design, installation, and landscape management company in Michigan. In 2012, Jan launched a new business venture in her off-season, Social Media Millionaire Makers. Her passion for social media affords her the opportunity to consult and train small business owners, bloggers, and non-proﬁt organizations. She also developed an e-Course entitled, ‘Numbers Don’t Lie’. With over 225,000+ Fans on her business Facebook page and a robust social media presence, she is anxious to share her strategies with others.

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LISA STEELE is the founder of Fresh Eggs Daily®, currently the largest online natural chicken keeping resource. In ﬁve short years, her Facebook page has amassed nearly 400,000 likes, and her blog, which she has been writing since the beginning of 2012, was named one of the Top Ten Garden Blogs for 2014 by Better Homes & Gardens magazine. A certiﬁed herbalist, Lisa peppers her blog with herbal remedies, tips on growing and using herbs, practical craft projects, recipes using fresh eggs and produce, and homemade products for the coop and home along with her basic natural chicken and duck keeping advice, drawing in more than 375,000 page views a month.

*Speakers are listed in the order of their presentations on the agenda. Agenda is subject to change – please visit garden-bloggers-conference.com for all event updates.

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ROCHELLE GREAYER is the author of Cultivating Garden Style (Timber Press, September 2014) as well as the founder and editor of Pith + Vigor, a literary newspaper and online magazine for garden enthusiasts. In addition, she is the creator of the popular blog Studio ‘g’, named one of the top ten gardening blogs by the editors of Better Homes and Gardens and BHG.com; co-founder and editor of Leaf Magazine, a digital design magazine for garden makers; and a weekly columnist (The Gardenist) for Apartment Therapy, “one of the most influential interior design sites on the Web” according to Forbes magazine. BUNNY WILLIAMS is a designer with a modern vision, a sense of history, and the confidence to take the unexpected path. Williams’ style is classic, but never predictable. A native of Charlottesville, VA, Williams began her career at Stair & Co., the prestigious English antiques dealer, followed by 22 years with the venerable firm, Parish-Hadley Associates. She formed her own firm, Bunny Williams Inc. in 1988. Today she not only runs her design firm, but with her husband John Rosselli, owns Treillage Ltd., two shops selling garden objects, antiques, and decorative accessories, based in New York City.

ROB CIAMPA is Chief Marketing Ofﬁcer

for Pixability. Ciampa is the co-author of Pixability’s Top 100 Global Brands On YouTube, one of the most comprehensive and data-intensive studies of YouTube ever conducted. A dynamic spokesperson for the company, Ciampa is known not only for his sharp criticism of viral video promises and faulty digital video advertising, but also for his prescriptive YouTube strategy, content marketing, and advertising work with brands. He is YouTube-certiﬁed, award-winning innovative CMO & entrepreneur @Pixability. Passionate & wickedly opinionated about sales, marketing, startups, food, & wine.

BETH LE MANACH is VP Programming at Kin Community and host for Entertaining with Beth. She has been cooking and entertaining for over 20 years. She is a home cook that has reﬁned her cooking skills by cooking, constantly; as well as producing over 500 episodes of food content for both cable and online networks. She is inspired by her French husband and their many trips to France where she has learned how to cook his favorite French foods, directly from her in-laws. She is also an avid gardener and her extensive vegetable garden serves as the basis for many of her favorite recipes.

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TONY PEREZ is the CEO and Co-Founder of Sucuri, Inc. He believes that usability and website aesthetics should be built on a strong foundation of secure design. Tony has invested the better part of 5 years analyzing and assessing the state of security within the realm of websites. He travels the world engaging website owners and developers in an effort to build a bridge between traditional Information Security processes and those that end-users should employ. He strongly believes that the challenges webmasters face today around security can be addressed through education and awareness. BRETT VANKOSKI is Vice President and Co-Founder, Latitude Beverage Co., Ninety+ Cellars. Brett’s Masters in Beverage Appreciation consisted of compiling a small wine collection in his son’s closet; arguing that dry rose is a great choice for beer drinkers; and discovering that not everyone likes the wines he likes no matter how crazy good they are. Impressed by his bodacious wine skills, in 2009 Kevin asked Brett to help him to launch 90+ Cellars. JONATHON ALSOP is founder & executive director of the Boston Wine School and author of The Wine Lover’s Devotional: 365 Days of Knowledge, Advice & Lore for the Ardent Aﬁcionado published by Quarry Books. Jonathon started life as a wine writer covering wine, food & travel in 1988. He is author of the wine column In Vino Veritas by Jonathon Alsop as well as many articles for the Associated Press, Frequent Flyer, La Vie Claire, Beverage Business Magazine, Mobil Travel Guides, Fodor’s Travel Guides, Boston Globe, and many others. He founded the Boston Wine School in 2000 where he teaches wine and food classes.

NICK MCCULLOUGH is an APLD-certiﬁed Designer, who has won numerous awards including Young Professional of The Year from the Perennial Plant Association. His social media presence of over 3 million Pinterest followers makes him a standout in the industry, and a sought-after public speaker. Author of the Thinking Outside The Boxwood blog, Nick has also been a featured writer for publications such as Garden Design magazine.

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