Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | March 2015

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CONTENTS MARCH 2015 // ISSUE NO.317

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Perfect Match Liz Williams transforms a traditional Buckhead residence from blank slate to family gem.

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Storied Charm Keith Summerour and Liza Bryan renovate a classic Atlanta estate with authenticity and grace.

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Expertly Edited Barbara Westbrook fills an airy town house with personal touches and timeless treasures.

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Natural Allure Four lush retreats prove that nature is the ultimate refuge.

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Fresh Air Our favorite new arrivals in the outdoor living category bring variety and gaiety to every Atlantan’s favorite hangout space.

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In conversation with: Gary McBournie The dynamic designer reveals his style secrets for colorful, inviting and memorable interiors.

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French Connection With designer Jack Poles, Meg Reggie transforms her dated master bath into a soothing source of romantic allure.

Life 21 Celerie Kemble’s

Palm Beach–inspired debut for Lane Venture

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

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From gallery openings and pop-up shops

OUR MARCH ISSUE SHINES THE SPOTLIGHT on three designing women who are redefining the look of traditional interiors. The classics, of course, never go out of style, but Liz Williams, Liza Bryan and Barbara Westbrook collectively prove that traditional style can be elegant but accessible, informed by the past but retrofitted with contemporary conveniences—at every stage of life.

For a pair of longtime friends, Liz Williams decorated the interiors of a Linda MacArthur-designed Buckhead residence over the course of 10 years—a process that speaks to the timelessness of her work. Also in Buckhead, Liza Bryan and architect Keith Summerour enacted a historically sensitive renovation of a beloved Neel Reid classic (we dare you to decipher where the original house ends and the addition begins). For a floor-to-ceiling town house renovation, Barbara Westbrook and Yong Pak combined forces to deliver a home that lives large and stylishly, thanks to an open floorplan and an array of personal treasures on display.

Speaking of the “new” traditional, join me and the staff of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles on March 18th for our annual Reader Day at ADAC (Atlanta Decorative Arts Center).

This is one day of design you won’t want to miss: breakout sessions with top industry professionals, booksignings, bourElizabeth Ralls bon tastings, chef demos and Editor in Chief @elizabeth_ralls | twitter more. Visit atlantahomesmag. @eliz_ralls | instagram com for registration and details.

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A pair of empty nesters with a taste for simplicity enlists interior designer Karen Ferguson to create a seamless transition between outdoors and in.

KAREN FERGUSON’S CLIENTS moved into their new Buckhead abode with the intention to declutter and start fresh. Bearing this in mind, Harrison Design’s interior design director helped the couple curate a peaceful outdoor retreat that lends itself to quiet evenings by the fire as well as lively dinner parties.

Sited between the dining table and fireplace, a daybed centers the room by lending itself to both dining and lounging. Ferguson opted for a monochromatic color palette, selecting serene, aqua-hued fabrics that keep the focus on the outdoor landscape, which is visible through large, screened windows. Vaulted ceilings and rustic

“With the large openings, you feel connected to the outside while you’re still inside,” Ferguson explains. For an organic touch, the designer peppered the space with lowmaintenance potted succulents, which fit the homeowners’ busy lifestyle and keep the space fuss-free. “They’re the perfect accessory for outdoor living,” the designer notes.

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A commanding poolside pavilion designed by William H. Harrison employs sturdy architectural bones and free-flowing landscaping.

WHEN DESIGNING THIS POOLSIDE PAVILION for a family with a laid-back lifestyle and an affinity for outdoor living, William H. Harrison of Harrison Design focused primarily on cultivating a space that was conducive to casual gatherings and making it an extension of the main home’s aesthetic.

“It’s a spacious house, but they wanted the feel of a more intimate cottage,” says Harrison, who worked with landscape architect Jeremy Smearman of Planters to envelop the pavilion’s stone walls in lush greenery, a decision that softens the stoic structure and creates a more laid-back effect. Built with the same stone as the main house, the archways pair with the pavilion’s rough-hewn, timber-frame roof to create a distinct sitting area while maintaining an open flow into the surrounding pool and gardens.

Ideal for summertime cookouts or close gatherings on crisp fall evenings, a practical outdoor fireplace serves as the final touch, doubling as a grill and accommodating the homeowners’ taste for less formal entertaining.

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Margaret Kirkland fashions a family-friendly porch perfect for dining, lounging, crafting or conversation.

TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS HISTORIC Grant Park porch’s spacious floor plan—and keep her client’s affinity for open-air living in mind—interior designer Margaret Kirkland designated separate areas for sitting and dining, placing a sectional sofa from Logan Gardens on one end and a dining table and chairs on

living space as possible,” says Kirkland of the familyoriented space. “We needed both comfort and utility.”

To that end, a ceiling fan keeps things breezy in summer while a fireplace maintains a warm feeling when temperatures drop. Brick-hued outdoor fabrics from Perennials add pops of color while camouflaging dirt tracked in by children or pets. A weatherproof rug from Dash & Albert generates a homey ambience.

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Employing pops of color and pretty pattern, Steve McKenzie creates a luxurious outdoor escape from city life.

TO REVAMP THE LOOK of a once lackluster pool house, Steve McKenzie focused on fresh design details that pair the indulgent feel of a resort with the warmth of home. “The house had beautiful bone structure already, but they needed to update some of their furniture,” the designer says. He addressed this by installing a comfortable dining set from Grange that yields ample space for outdoor socializing.

Keeping the color palette simple, McKenzie paired neutral hues with cheery pops of orange via an amalgam of bright pillows and fabrics by Laurie Bell. The cut-velvet material, McKenzie notes, perfectly blends indoor sophistication with outdoor durability. “It’s casual enough that you can be in your swimsuit and plop down on the couch and have lunch,” he says. “I just love the juxtaposition.”

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Representing the latest in JANUS ET CIE’s prestigious Masterpiece collection, Tiempo, JORGE PENSI’s exclusive new collection for the luxury brand is as fetching as it is functional. The modular lounge pieces—which Pensi describes as “at once exotic and refined”—can be configured in countless ways. The complementary components feature Southeast Asian–grown teak and satin-finish teak veneer, electro-polished stainless steel legs, reticulated foam cushions, optional soft-close doors and up to 200 textile possibilities for upholstery. JANUS et Cie, ADAC West,

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One year after launching her first collection of rugs for DASH & ALBERT, Southern design doyenne BUNNY WILLIAMS has augmented her line of indoor/outdoor floor toppers with 11 sophisticated new motifs. Made of recycled

FRESH CUT From FRONTGATE come new eye-catchers for spring (many of which will be on display at the 45th annual Atlanta Symphony Associates’ Decorators Show House and Gardens this April and May). With motifs such as Hollywood glamour and blue-and-white, the fresh selections were produced partly in collaboration with SCALAMANDRÉ and CARLETON VARNEY. We adore the cylindrical Jules teak side table ($549) for its spindle-shaped cutouts. Available at Frontgate, Phipps

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natural fibers, the debuts include subtle stripes, diamonds, herringbones and plaids in soft shades of pink, blue, green and taupe. True to Dash & Albert’s dictum, the durable and

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CELERIE KEMBLE’s joyful debut for LANE

VENTURE embodies the designer’s Palm Beach–inspired philosophy of outdoor living— that exterior furnishings should be loved liberally and loyally throughout the year. Each new piece is super-comfortable, thoughtfully proportioned and highly durable, thanks to materials such as synthetic wicker and powder-coated aluminum. Highlights include the Awning chaise, with a sweet scallop detail, and the faux-rattan Crespi Wave barrel dining chair, with a front cutout that allows sitters to kick their feet underneath. Logan Gardens, ADAC, (404)

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PLANT LIFE Created by AUTHENTEAK owner Eric Brenner, this new shipment of signature fiberglass planters makes a statement.

Lightweight and weatherproof, the vessels needn’t be moved indoors once the barometer dips. Six sizes are already offered in black, but 2015 has called for additional iterations in orange and white. Augmented to

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KANNOA’s new Cali collection offers an elegant take on the oft-clunky teak category. Employing sustain-

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The first-ever outdoor pillow collection from Atlantan BETH LACEFIELD brings the high points of her immensely popular indoor fabrics and soft goods to the patio, porch and poolside.

Just launched are five fresh motifs by LACEFIELD DESIGNS that are based on the designer’s hand-painted artwork—a fluid

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leopard print, a bamboo trellis, an Asian-inspired medallion,

To commemorate its 70th anniversary, Pasadena, California–based BROWN JORDAN has embarked

and even a unique arabesque motif—in eight weather-ready

on a fashion-forward remix of its 54-year-old TAMIAMI collection featuring a kaleidoscope of candy

colorways (including pale orange, grass green, vivid azure and

colors. Buyers can now mix and match a dozen spectrum-spanning hues, pairing the company’s highly

a seafoam shade to boot). Solid options featuring Sunbrella

pigmented powder-coated aluminum frames with sturdy vinyl straps in high-contrast combos, comple-

fabrics and tapes round out the mix. $190–$225 each, at

mentary shades or neutrals with ultra-vivid accents for the perfect poolside pop. $195–$695 per piece,

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Fabric and design

sales company MFANO TEXTILES is fast becoming a forerunner in fabrics made with Sunbrella technologies. The line is co-owned by textile magnate RANDY TRULL, famous for his work with Kandell, Tressard and Croscill before transforming the Sunbrella brand in the ’80s with the introduction of Jacquards. Trull worked with partners Sherry Black and John Miller to create patterns like Safari Luxe (a tiger stripe), Americano Maze (a graphic motif) and Holland (a sophisticated fan print). Available to the trade at

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TO & FRO DEDON just introduced a more down-to-earth twist on its universally loved Nestrest lounging pod, the brainchild of Parisian designer DANIEL POUZET, co-architect of the Dedon Island resort in Siargao, Philippines. Boasting a design slightly better adapted to the Southern veranda, Swingrest proffers an expertly engineered suspension system that allows the lounger to rotate 180 degrees—effortlessly. Made of a woven rattan-like material in sizes designed for one or two people (SwingMe or SwingUs, cheekily) and featuring an optional fabric curtain for shade and privacy, the Swingrest also comes in a standing version with rotating base that’s perfect for snuggling into the cabana. From

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Relatable Luxury HGTV heavyweight and author CANDICE OLSON has unveiled her first outdoor lineup for CENTURY FURNITURE. The upscale collection features multipurpose pieces Olson describes as “a marriage of contrasts.” Transporting timeless silhouettes into the contemporary realm, our favorites include the sleek-lined Palladian console, perfect for an on-

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Orion round table—featuring a “soft iron”

metalwork is ensconced in stunning homes up and down Sea Island and the Golden

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Isles, while Sandy is known for her coastal photography and sculpted sand objects.

cast-concrete top—ideal for patio dining

The couple currently dwell on Saint Simons Island, Georgia, where their metal studio

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Interior designer Gary McBournie’s projects possess a certain joie de vivre—and his exuberant new line for Antilles Designs (available at Scalamandré at ADAC) follows suit. Inspired by McBournie’s penchant for pattern and bold strokes (orange, he says, is his favorite neutral), AH&L called upon the multifaceted designer to

clockwise from far right McBournie’s ADAC: Behind the Windows vignette. A colorful New York dining room with a view. A Caribbean guest room in cerulean blue. Gary McBournie for Antilles Designs’ Strie and Town House fabric.

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TELL US ABOUT THE INSPIRATION FOR

ANOTHER LOCALE ENTIRELY. Which

YOUR NEW FABRIC COLLECTION WITH

is exactly what I wanted to do. Holiday

ANTILLES DESIGN. My senior designer,

House, which raises money for the

Lee Harrington, grew up in Antigua,

Breast Cancer Research Foundation,

where her grandfather had started the

is about celebrating holidays—not just

Mill Reef Club. Her father, Amos Morrill,

December ones. I used our Antilles fabric

was a designer on the island, and every

to create a tent, which, while evoking

year he developed some prints based on

the images of Babe Paley in Round Hill

natural life in the Caribbean that he would

or Princess Margaret in Mustique, also

hand-screen onto Sea Island cotton and

brings visitors back to the childhood

fashion into resort wear. Years later, when

experiences of tents and forts. I mixed

visiting her father, Lee found an old trunk

and matched periods and styles, typical

in his attic which contained all of his

of what one might find in the islands, but

original drawings. It seemed only natural

I also like to give the rooms a collected

that we try to use them for interiors. Along

feel. It makes a home feel like the

with archivist Stephanie Long, we played

owners have lived a life.

with scale and colorway and added

YOUR BOOK, LIVING COLOR,

stripes, solids and checks. True to the

CELEBRATES YOUR SIGNATURE TWIST

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TO WHAT DEGREE DOES A SENSE OF

INTO THEIR OWN HOMES? I may look

ESCAPE INFORM YOUR DESIGNS?

to the project locale for color inspiration,

TAKE, FOR INSTANCE, THE TENTED

but I also look to another very important

SITTING AREA YOU DESIGNED AT

source: my clients’ closets. Most of my

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clients know what looks good on them,

THE “CARIBBEAN ISLAND HOLIDAY”

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FRENCH CONNECTION WITH THE AID OF DESIGNER JACK POLES, MEG REGGIE TRANSFORMS HER CRAMPED, DATED MASTER BATH WRITTEN BY Claire Ruhlin PHOTOGRAPHED BY David Christensen INTO A SOOTHING SOURCE OF ROMANTIC ALLURE.

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“I’VE ALWAYS BEEN A FRANCOPHILE,” declares Meg Reggie. Case in point: The Atlanta publicist’s once cramped and outdated master bath is now a bright study in Parisian charm, thanks to a recent overhaul accomplished with the help of designer Jack Poles of J. Poles Interiors Inc. “We wanted to make the room bigger,” says Poles. “The existing cabinets and tub didn’t give a lot of space.” To create a sense of openness, Reggie and Poles enlisted contractor Michael Phelps of Southern Heritage Homes to knock out the original built-in tub and remove a bank of cabinetry with a vanity and sink that obstructed the room’s flow. To further streamline the look, they bathed the cabinets in a stunning blue hue, Benjamin Moore’s French Toile, a color that informed most of Reggie’s inspiration. “From just that color, the whole project came together,” she says.

Left with a much roomier floor plan, Poles and Reggie next tackled the fixtures and finishes, opting to infuse the space with bright, crisp updates, such as brushed nickel fixtures, raised round vessel sinks for subtle but modern appeal and gleaming white Carrara marble floors. In the corner by the window, Poles placed the room’s showstopper: an elegant freestanding tub by American Standard that boasts romantic faux-cornice edges. The ethereal draperies and tailored valance overlooking the tub complete the look, creating the perfect complement to a calming soak in the tub.

Adding jewel-like touches are a collection of curated details, including a delicate pewter-and-crystal chandelier hanging from above, a pair of gilded mirrors uncovered from storage, delicate wire baskets and—the finishing flourish—a patterned wallpaper from Thibaut whose blues, grays and greens tie in with the surrounding cabinet colors and white accents.

“Every time I go in here I’m happy,” says Reggie. “We made the room look exactly how I wanted while still working within the Country Frenchstyle of the rest of the house.”

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Meat Market

One of Krog Street Market’s latest culinary rollouts, Kevin Ouzts’ THE COCKENTRICE, offers customers a selection

of charcuterie, cheeses and seasonal vegetables—in addition to a unique menu of libations—in an modern restaurant setting. Also open: restaurants including The Luminary and Craft Izakaya; outposts such as Fred’s Meat & Bread and The Little Tart Bake Shop; and retailers like French Market Flowers. krogstreetmarket.com

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R E A L E S TAT E

PROPERTY REPORT WRITTEN BY

Lori Johnston

COVETED CONDOS Sales are soaring at The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta, with the luxury 35-residence property halfway toward sellout and ten more finished residences joining the market.

The residences have already attracted the attention of Atlanta’s top designers, with a model by BARBARA WESTBROOK slated to debut in March, joining a ROBERT BROWN–designed space that

PLACES IN PERIL

opened last year. Westbrook’s 3,000-square-foot model will feature new finishes that reflect the Manda-

GEORGIA TRUST OFFICIALS are concerned about the demoli-

director of sales Karen Rodriguez.

tion of Sandy Spring’s GLENRIDGE HALL, which made the

rin’s modern, high-design aesthetic. “People love the contemporary transitional look of our homes,” says

With only one or two units per floor, residences have ample room for luxury, boasting multiple

organization’s 2015 Places in Peril list, an annual roundup of

fireplaces and 300-square-foot balconies. Finishes, selected by local architecture firm Harrison Design,

threatened historic sites. The 80-acre property, which is on the

include: quartzite countertops; natural stone floors and wall tiles; Porcelanosa tile in the bathrooms;

National Register of Historic Places and has acted as the back-

Miele, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances; Waterworks lighting; Kallista fixtures; and oak hardwood floors.

drop for Driving Miss Daisy and The Vampire Diaries, includes a

Classic marbles such as Carrara and Calacatta Gold were used for kitchen backsplashes, while choices

Tudor Revival home built by Thomas K. Glenn in 1929. The site

for the fireplace include Calacatta marble surrounds and hand-carved François & Co. Scagliola Stone

went on the market last summer; home builder Ashton Woods

mantels. Rodriguez says the decision to enlist Harrison Design to build out the units rather than sell-

reportedly arranged a contract earlier this year. Georgia Trust

ing shells was a strategic move to appeal to potential buyers and help them envision how the space

President Mark McDonald says the owners never arranged any

will live. Six shells remain, including four full-floor residences with 360-degree views and noteworthy

protections that would keep the home from being altered or de-

features such as a wine wall.

Occupying the property’s top 23 floors, the residences offer their own 24-hour amenities, such as se-

made by the Glenns in Europe, will be auctioned March 21-22

curity, concierge staff and room service, in addition to to the five-star amenities of the Mandarin Oriental

by New Orleans Auction Galleries. neworleansauction.com

hotel, including spa and pool access. moresidencesatlanta.com

Fresh at Phipps

FASHION-FORWARD UPDATES ARE IN the works at Phipps Plaza. Construction is already underway on AC HOTEL BY MARRIOTT, a new introduction to Atlanta and one of only a few in the U.S. The 166-room hotel will maintain a clean and contemporary design with European flair and will accommodate both business and leisure travelers, according to Patrick Peterman, vice president of development and asset intensification for Simon, which owns Phipps and Lenox Square. Atlantans can expect to see the hotel open in spring 2016.

Also in the works at Phipps are a new midrise apartment building, Domain at Phipps Plaza, expected to open this fall, and additional mall renovations such as a new entrance with perforated metal panels and a backlit glass curtain wall. marriott.com

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CAN CRAFT COUNCIL SHOW, the

signings, showroom presentations and

luxury furnishings and products with its

spring with a solo show for abstract

Southeast’s largest juried indoor craft

a panel discussion with lifestyle experts

Dream Kitchen and Bath, designed by

painter Britt Bass Turner. Known for

show. The three-day event includes a

such as interior designer Barbara

industry talents. This year, the LLS will

her colorful patterns and rich textures,

home decor exhibition, themed “Make

Westbrook, architect Jim Strickland of

also debut its first outdoor living space.

Turner’s works convey a message of

Room: Modern Design Meets Craft,” and

Historical Concepts, designer Matthew

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playfulness, beauty and authenticity.

proceeds benefit The Hambidge Center

Quinn of Design Galleria Kitchen and

5. ANNE IRWIN FINE ART welcomes

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and the American Craft Council. 3/13–

Bath Studio and chef Kevin Gillespie.

self-taught artist Karin Jurick for a solo

works, including Gryffindor (44 inches

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show. Jurick’s vibrant and expressive

x 50 inches), pictured here. 3/26–4/26.

3. Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles hosts

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work, which has been featured in

brittbass.com 2. Browse the works

“Fresh Take: The New Traditional,”

present the sixth-annual LUXURY LIV-

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our fourth-annual READER DAY AT

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gives viewers a glimpse into the daily

decor, clothing and furniture artists from

ADAC. Bringing the magazine to life, the

at Phipps Plaza’s Monarch Court. The

activities of ordinary people. Through

across the country at the AMERI-

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Naomi Von Habersham WHEN I HEAR THE PHRASE “DESIGNING WOMEN,” I immediately think of the madcap sitcom of the same name.

On many a weeknight in the late 1980s and early ’90s, it was Julia, Suzanne, Mary Jo and Charlene, along with their sidekicks Anthony and Bernice, who entertained me. But long before the ladies of Sugarbaker Designs made decorating comedic, a real-life group of designing women made decorating a serious profession.

Take, for example, Elsie de Wolfe, the self-proclaimed first professional decorator. In the early 20th century, she banished gloomy Victorian-era decor and ushered in a lighter, more elegant design sensibility. Then there was Dorothy Draper, whose work at high-profile hotels and resorts made her one of our country’s first celebrity decorators. Between her books and product lines, Draper became America’s most recognizable interior designer. And I mustn’t forget Sister Parish.

What Parish lacked in formal design training, she more than made up for with a wealth of style, taste and good sense.

Of course, men have also contributed significantly to the design profession. Few designers helped to define 20th-century American style more than Billy Baldwin and Albert Hadley. However, women played roles here, too. Baldwin often credited his gimlet eye to the time he spent working for Ruby Ross Wood, one of the great female decorators. And Hadley served as the modern-minded foil to Sister Parish’s traditionalism, creating one of the most successful, not to mention legendary, design partnerships in history.

Today, we have scores of female designers continuing the tradition established by their predecessors. Like de Wolfe, these women are redefining the language of design. And just as Draper did decades ago, they are launching product lines and gaining national recognition. We can thank those fictional decorators of Designing Women for giving us laughs, but it’s the real-life designing women, both past and present, to whom we owe a real debt of gratitude.

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“We’re paying homage to a time when the food system was truly respected,” says Kevin Ouzts.

Scoop Athens-based coffee purveyor

JITTERY JOE’S has opened its first Atlanta location in the THE RITZCARLTON, ATLANTA. The new outpost sells a variety of coffee beverages, pastries by 181 Sweets, and Jittery Joe’s mugs, as well as coffee beans and a signature coffee blend called Eighty-Four Pour—a reference to the hotel’s opening in 1984. ritzcarlton.com,

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Adding to his growing list of Atlanta eateries, chef and restaurateur

FORD FRY opened SUPERICA, his new “Mex-Tex” venture at Inman Park’s Krog Street Market in February. Offering a Mexican-themed menu inspired by the culinary

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HOW THE OWNER OF THE SPOTTED TROTTER FINALLY MADE HIS FORAY INTO THE RESTAURANT WORLD WITH KROG STREET MARKET’S THE COCKENTRICE. WRITTEN BY

Claire Ruhlin

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a new restaurant, REVIVAL, in

THE SPOTTED TROTTER OPENED

in the country. We also wanted to have

CHARCUTERIE TOOLS. HOW DOES

IN 2010, BUT THIS IS YOUR FIRST

some foundational things on the menu

THAT SPEAK TO YOUR PHILOSOPHY?

RESTAURANT. HOW DID YOU DECIDE

that would speak to the ingredient avail-

I wanted the decor to be modern yet or-

dining, the venture—located on the

TO TAKE THE PLUNGE? We knew that

ability and the seasonality of the state of

ganic. We admire the arsitans that came

site of the former Harbour House

at some point we really wanted to have

Georgia—the things that make the South

before us, and we’re paying homage to

Pub—will offer a selection of meats,

our own restaurant. [The Spotted Trotter]

what it is—and showcase those on an

a time when the food system was truly

fish and fresh vegetables, with

grew beyond our wildest dreams. When

upscale, elevated level.

respected and people took a lot of time

we first opened, it was a very niche

WHAT ARE YOU MOST EXCITED

and energy to do what should be done.

market, and we wanted to make sure

ABOUT AT THE COCKENTRICE?

TELL US ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE

DOLCE ITALIAN, LDV Hospitality’s

we grew at a pace we could handle.

I’m excited about pushing the envelope

AS ONE OF KROG STREET MARKET’S

Italian concept, will open an outpost

WHAT CAN SPOTTED TROTTER FANS

and really showcasing what charcuterie

ORIGINAL TENANTS. We have a great

in Buckhead Atlanta this year. Menu

EXPECT FROM THE MENU? We have a

can mean in the Southeast. We’re pro-

following here—a lot of Spotted Trotter

lot of innovative food preparation where

viding a cutting-edge way to look at the

customers are becoming guests at

we’re taking new-world charcuterie and

food, but we’re also paying respect to

the restaurant. My mom managed a

floor veranda or dine in style in the

using it in cooking preparations. Nothing

the way that it’s been done before.

restaurant for 15 years and I learned it’s

midcentury modern dining area.

that we have on the charcuterie side of

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44 Perfect Match Interior designer Liz Williams

Storied Charm Architect Keith Summerour

Expertly Edited Interior designer Barbara

transforms a traditional Buckhead residence from

and interior designer Liza Bryan renovate a classic

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blank slate to family gem for a pair of longtime

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LIZ WILLIAMS TRANSFORMS A TRADITIONAL BUCKHEAD RESIDENCE FROM BLANK SLATE TO FAMILY GEM FOR A PAIR OF LONGTIME FRIENDS. WRITTEN BY Kate Abney PHOTOGRAPHED BY Erica George Dines FLORAL DESIGN BY Holly Bryan

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In the dining room, Liz Williams acheived a balance between the formal and the relaxed, pairing soft textures with subtle shades. At the request of the homeowners, who entertain often, the designer speciďŹ ed a round table. A comfortable settee and groupings of creamware round out the space.

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Even the formal living room has a casual aura about it, thanks to grounded silhouettes and loads of Rogers & Goffigon linen. A Swedish Mora clock from A. Tyner Antiques presides over the scene, adding definitive personality. The handwoven work on paper over the mantel is by local artist Stephanie Wheeler, and was sourced from Webb-Marsteller. opposite A soft but tailored vignette in the formal living room encapsulates Williams’s aesthetic to a “T.”

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Benjamin Moore’s Grecian Green unifies the spacious kitchen, a collaboration between Jane Hollman of Studio Entourage and architect Linda MacArthur. The pair designed the space to open up to both the formal dining room and a familyfriendly den. Williams added drum-style ceiling fixtures with green and brown trim to harmonize with the rich wood countertops before layering in neutral accents.

S STRIKING THE RIGHT balance between family-friendly and entertaining-ready is no simple task, but Atlanta interior designer Liz Williams isn’t one to shy away from a challenge. This much is evident in her work for Buckhead residents Katherine and Chip Reed.

“We met when both of our middle children were in the same preschool class,” the designer recalls. “That was 10 years ago now.” It wasn’t long before the Reeds requested that Williams adorn their new abode, designed by Atlanta architect Linda MacArthur, on the foundation of a razed ranch in the heart of Buckhead.

Built from the ground up, their dream home was intentionally free-flowing and full of light, necessitating a calm, cohesive approach to decorating that allows the rooms to blend beautifully into one another.

The residence, says Williams, has taken shape over more than a decade, a fact that speaks to the timelessness of her work.

Beginning with the basics, the designer gradually made her way to bedrooms on the upper floors.

Downstairs, the kitchen, which opens up to both a casual den and formal dining room, captures her design acumen.

The countertops, cabinetry and color were

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The master bedroom boasts forged-iron Niermann Weeks custom bedside chests and a handsome heirloom writing desk. A crystal Currey & Company chandelier sparkles from above, completing the mix of masculine and feminine. right Rustic vessels from Webb-Marsteller are perched upon brackets culled from A. Tyner antiques. The pair ďŹ&#x201A;anks a chicken-wire wardrobe Williams outďŹ tted with a voluminous curtain, adding softness to an oft-used storage piece.

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chosen by MacArthur and Jane Hollman of Studio Entourage during construction, but Williams intuitively parlayed the vintage green shade into coordinating fabrics, furnishings and fixtures—including an assemblage of creamware that adds a layer of interest a wall of built-in cabinetry. Truly the hub of the house—the young family completes homework from the island, enjoys meals from the breakfast nook and up with a book in the den—the casual room covers all of the bases.

In the family room, a large wall behind the sofa was brought to life by a series of framed botanicals in earthy tones, while the down-to-earth effect was enhanced by an ultra-durable ottoman the couple’s boys “practically live on.” This hardworking room opens onto the pool, where Williams complemented the Ed Castro–designed landscape and hardscape with watery hues that harmonize with the home’s interior.

Replete with dressmaker details and a deft mix of old and new, Williams’s serene palette, developed through the years, serves as a consistent breath of fresh air. “This has been such a fun project,” says Williams. “After 10 years, we’re even better friends.”

And if her strengthened friendships with the Reeds are any indication of a job well done, the designer couldn’t have a happier pair of clients. See Resources, Back of Book.

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The family room embraces the airiness of the adjacent pool deck via expansive French doors. Staying true to that spirit, assemblages of transparent demijohn jars and primitive paddles serve as appropriate accents for a room that spills out to the pool. opposite The home’s architecture, conceived by Atlanta architect Linda MacArthur, bears all the hallmarks of a traditional English country dwelling, while its floor plan is custom fit for this family’s contemporary way of life.

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Understated landscaping and hardscaping by the pool, added three years ago by landscape architect Ed Castro, have matured into an elegant and complementary setting. right and below Willow-colored wicker chairs from Restoration Hardware and Pottery Barn outdoor pillows draw upon the serene palette inside and create a cozy seating area around the outdoor ďŹ replace.

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ARCHITECT KEITH SUMMEROUR AND INTERIOR DESIGNER LIZA BRYAN RENOVATE A CLASSIC ATLANTA ESTATE WITH AN EYE TO HISTORICAL AUTHENTICITY AND DISTINGUISHING GRACE. WRITTEN BY Suzanna

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A collection of antiques in the formal living room is enhanced by rich design elements, including silk draperies and the vibrant early 20th-century Oushak carpet. A Philadelphia slant top desk, English easy chair and Royal Crown Derby porcelain become prominent when framed against the muted taupe of the walls and trim.

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FEW HOMES MATCH THE GRANDEUR of Atlanta’s natural beauty, but the Charles Case House in Buckhead rivals the city’s springtime profusion with its masterful grace, perfect proportions and exquisite attention to detail. Architect Neel Reid designed the renowned residence, which he named Somerset House, in 1919, modeling the design on Tintinhull House in England. Huge limestone eagles perched on bold columns at the front driveway are the hallmarks of this distinguished residence and provide the basis for its alternate name, Eagle House.

Throughout the 20th century, the house endured a series of modifications that were not always in keeping with Reid’s original aesthetic. The new owners brought in Atlanta interior designer Liza Bryan, architect Keith Summerour and contractor Jim Eiland of C & E Remodeling to ensure that it would remain historically

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referenced as it transitioned into the 21st century. “It had such great bones that it immediately spoke to me,” says Bryan.

Significant research went into restoring the home. “We studied historic properties from Newport to the Hudson River Valley to England in order to achieve authenticity throughout the house,” says the designer.

Architecturally, the house needed considerable changes to accommodate a new kitchen and family room. By adding an 18-foot addition across the entire back of the house, Summerour created significantly more space while preserving the original architectural footprint and maintaining a seamless blend with the original structure. “What he did was so simple but pure genius, and I’m certain Neel would have done this too,” confirms Bryan.

Keeping with the preservation mission, the house was remodeled

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left Exquisitely carved moldings and windows provide balance and a beautiful frame for a William and Mary side chair and a pair of Regency planters. opposite, left to right The renovation included a deep cleaning of the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s original façade; it allowed perfectly preserved architectural elements to reveal themselves.

Due to the massive original limestone eagles that ďŹ&#x201A;ank the front entrance, the Charles Case House is often referred to as The Eagle House.

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with materials appropriate to the time of the original construction.

Plaster walls, proper hardware and carefully researched paint colors yield not only a home with verticality and great light, but one that is also historically accurate.

The clients’ extensive collection of antiques and decorative arts dictated the interior design, while their collection of period Turkish carpets determined the color palette. Sumptuous traditional draperies and antiques fill the rooms, but “we used brightly colored fabrics to give life to all the spaces,” says Bryan.

As a nod to the home’s name, Bryan found ways to integrate eagles into the design. Dramatic eagle finials cap drapery rods in the living room, while a large platter from the owners’ collection of Royal Crown Derby china rests on a custom water-gilt eagle sconce above the fireplace.

Fortunately, the exterior of the house needed only minimal modifications. After cleaning the original limestone exterior, Bryan brought in lighting designer Joanne Sims, who created new lanterns based on Regency patterns. Under the deft hand of celebrated landscape architect John Howard, the mature, lush landscape continues to evolve and flourish.

It’s the resounding commitment of both the homeowners and those involved in the restoration that ensures the Eagle House will remain a treasure for generations to come. See Resources, Back of Book.

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left Bryan selected the Oushak rug and reupholstered the ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dining chairs in leather to bring vibrant color to the dining room. opposite, top to bottom Interior designer Liza Bryan perches upon a William and Mary bench in the formal living room. Bold decorative 19th-century elements, including the George III looking glass and pair of oil landscape paintings, are balanced by the contemporary touch of a sofa pillow made from a silk screen by the ownersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; son.

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“IT WAS CRITICAL THAT THE ADDITION BE HIGHLY METICULOUS, YET UNDERSTATED,” SAYS ARCHITECT KEITH SUMMEROUR.

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left Olive-green countertops, a honed granite sink and a custom plaster hood are showstoppers in the kitchen. opposite, clockwise from top “Self-editing is hard, but it was critical that the addition be highly meticulous, yet understated,” says Summerour of the renovation.

In the breakfast room, a comb-back Windsor chair by the fireplace reveals the homeowners’ love for antiques.

A tall case clock and Queen Anne tea table balance the sweeping staircase; the ornate chandelier is from Edgar Reeves.

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A canopied, barleytwist bed rests opposite a carved English secretary in the master bedroom. Floral fabric and a tole chandelier serve as powerful visual counterpoints to the highly decorative, early 20th-century Turkish carpet. right, top to bottom The master bedroom closets are one of many handcrafted elements created throughout the house by Jim Eiland of C & E Remodeling.

Opening up the attic to expose an original window ďŹ&#x201A;oods the office and foyer with natural light.

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EXPERTLY BARBARA WESTBROOK FILLS AN AIRY BUCKHEAD TOWN HOUSE RICH IN BOTH CHARM AND WARMTH WITH PERSONAL TOUCHES AND TIMELESS TREASURES. WRITTEN BY Sejal

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An intricate gate opens to an outdoor sitting area, where an iron bench and lush greenery reveal an idyllic retreat. right The foyer displays a collection of vintage pieces and whimsical sculptures from Pryor Fine Art. Paintings collected on the clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; travels adorn the walls, while antique books from Foxglove Antiques and an antique painting from Robuck & Co. top a painted Welsh server from Linda Horsley Antiques. Chandelier, Formations at Jerry Pair. Mirror, Robuck & Co.

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Scalloped-edge drapery from Pindler & Pindler frames a trio of arched iron doors in the living room, while a pair of wing chairs from Jerry Pair and a sofa from Bungalow Classic anchor the space. Glossy porcelain lamps, Jerry Pair. Rug, Eve & Staron. Coffee table, David Iatesta at Ainsworth-Noah.

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E EXPERTLY EDITED INTERIORS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO READ LIKE A SHOWROOM FLOOR, immaculate in design yet devoid of warmth. It’s a problem that designer Barbara Westbrook, however, has managed to conquer with great success, and this Buckhead town house—with an equal air of sophistication and approachability—is a testament to her talent.

Westbrook came on board to the floorto-ceiling renovation of this townhome at the suggestion of architect Yong Pak, who felt his clients—a couple downsizing from a 2-acre property—would appreciate the designer’s timeless aesthetic. “The homeowners’ daughter lives in California, and they had been collecting photographs of light and bright homes that are so familiar to that region,” recalls Westbrook. Their desire for an airy abode, in fact, was what attracted the couple to this particular town house in Atlanta’s Mooregate Square community. The combination living/dining room features an expanse of arched iron doors that not only allow natural light to filter throughout the open-concept first floor but also lead to a lush and private backyard.

Taking a cue from the leafy surroundings, Westbrook and design associate Kim Winkler employed an earthy color palette of greens, warm grays, creams and persimmon throughout the home, where graceful and casual furnishings mix with ease. The house is also full of Westbrook’s signature dressmaker details. From the scalloped-

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above A chandelier from Jerry Pair offers a modern contrast to more traditional sconces in the dining room, where shades of green and cream mingle to create a soft effect. Side chairs, Nicholson Gallery. Chair fabric, Jim Thompson.

Dining table, Dennis & Leen at Jerry Pair.

Vintage bottles, Nicholson Gallery.

right A set of tree engravings from Foxglove Antiques hangs above a wood console, which showcases personal treasures like an antique carved box. Other unique touches, including antique books in the living room and an interesting antique garden table outdoors, lend to a sense of history.

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edge drapery gracing the iron doors to the delicate pleating on the vanity chair in the master bathroom, there’s no shortage of thoughtful flourishes—and for good reason.

“Details are what set interiors apart and tell you that someone put a lot of thought into the design,” she says. “Personalization is important so that it doesn’t look like you pulled vignettes directly off a showroom floor or ordered everything straight from a catalog.”

Westbrook’s knack for comfortably layering unique elements is most apparent in the master bedroom. Working around the client’s four-poster bed, she began by anchoring the space with a persimmoncolored Oushak rug. She then mixed in hand-printed linen drapery and throw pillows with whipstitch detailing for a sense of texture, while an antique caned bench and pine table display collections of vintage baskets and other rarities. Antiques are also a signature of Westbrook’s designs; the designer maintains that they add a hint of intrigue to any space. “With an antique, you can put your hand on the arm of a chair and think about who else did that before you 200 years ago,” she says. “The history or story behind it is so special, and you can’t get there by a chair produced in China a thousand times.”

It’s this mentality that has allowed the designer to cultivate a storied home rich in both detail and warmth—a genuine Westbrook hallmark. See Resources, Back of Book.

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clockwise from top An antique Oushak from Sullivan Fine Rugs and a woven basket sit beneath a pine table in the master bedroom. A vanity chair in a custom Pindler & Pindler fabric steals the show in the tailored master bathroom with pendant lights from Schoolhouse Electric. Westbrook is known for her dressmaker details.

Stacks of books, pottery and woven baskets personalize this bookshelf. opposite To create a cozy feel in the master bedroom, Westbrook covered the walls in a muted putty color. A rustic pine table from from Robuck & Co. rests beside a pine bed.

Artwork, Jeff Faust at Pryor Fine Art.

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OUT & ABOUT

An Elegant Affair

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles hosted a crowd of more than 250 at this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Moonlight & Mistletoe, the annual preview party for the Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse. Epting Events of Athens, Ga., catered a gourmet dinner, while honorees Kathy Rainer and Tricky Wolfes of Parties To Die For ensured the sold-out evening was full of elegance and delight. Guests enjoyed mingling with the design community's top inďŹ&#x201A;uencers while oohing and ahhhing over the spectacular rooms and holiday decor. Photography by Sarah Dodge

Top Dee Simmons and Martin Nash; Susan Ferrier, Audry Bagley, Blake Weeks, Kimberly Bright and Brigitta Reytblatt; Helen Bush and Boyd and Caroline Leake. Middle Hollis Smith, Hadley Gwin and Brian Patrick Flynn. Bottom Tricky Wolfes, Bill Harrison and Kathy Rainer; Randy Korando, Caroline Leake and Dan Belman; Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel and Gina Christman.

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Clockwise from top left Terri Arnold, Amy Morris, Barbara Brown and Serene Bateh; Bill Ingram and John Matthew Moore; Bradley Clifford and Beth Webb; Steve and Jill McKenzie; Adele Abboud and Margaret Kirkland; John Ishmael, Jennings Williams and Kathleen Layton; George Wolfes, Lee Epting, Tricky Wolfes and Taylor Wolfes.

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Pool and spa with outdoor shower. Smart home with security and audio systems. Walls of glass with motorized blinds. Incredible open kitchen with South African white marble counters, Sub Zero, Miele and Wolf appliances.

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Elegant traditional Vinings home. From the wood mould bricks to the Grand Manor Shingle roof, whole house generator and permanent stairs to the 4th level. Cul de sac location, a level front lawn; this home is perfect for a large family. With 5 bedrooms, a nanny suite on the terrace level and several family game rooms as well, you can move right in.

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MARCH 2015 // ISSUE NO.317 Pages 16-18 N AT U R A L A L LU R E STREAMLINED SIMPLICITY INTERIOR DESIGN Karen Ferguson, Harrison Design, (404) 365-7760; harrisondesign.com.

STATELY & SERENE ARCHITECTURE William H. Harrison, Harrison Design LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Jeremy Smearman, (404) 261-6002; plantersgarden.com.

PRACTICAL COMFORT INTERIOR DESIGN Margaret Kirkland, Margaret Kirkland Interiors, (404) 550-7476; margaretkirklandinteriors.com. RESORT-LIKE RETREAT INTERIOR DESIGN Steve McKenzie, Steve McKenzie’s, stevemckenzies.com; (404) 618-0422.

Pages 44-55 P E R F E C T M ATC H INTERIOR DESIGN Liz Williams, Liz Williams Interiors, 690 Miami Circle Northeast, Atlanta. (404) 816-9868; lizwilliamsinteriors. com. ARCHITECTURE Linda MacArthur, Linda MacArthur Architect, (404) 233-4771; lindamacarthurarchitect.com. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Edward Castro, Ed Castro Landscape, 1125 Old Ellis Road, Roswell, Georgia. (770) 998-8444; edcastro.com.

Pages 56-65 S TO R I E D C H A R M INTERIOR DESIGN Liza Bryan, Liza Bryan Interiors, 2300 Peachtree Road NW B205, Atlanta. (404) 848-0588; www.lizabryaninteriors.com. ARCHITECTURE Keith Summerour, Summerour & Associates Architects, 409 Bishop Street NW, Atlanta. (404) 603-8585; summerour.net. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE John Howard, Howard Design Studio, 1201 Peachtree Street NE #1505, Atlanta.

(404) 876-7051; howarddesignstudio.com.

Pages 66-73 E X P E R T LY E D I T E D INTERIOR DESIGN Barbara Westbrook and Kim Winkler, Barbara Westbrook Interiors, 2991 Hardman Court NE, Atlanta.

(404) 355-9430; westbrookinteriors.com ARCHITECTURE Yong Pak, Pak Heydt & Associates, 600 Virginia Ave NE, Atlanta. (404) 231-3195; pakheydt.com LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Richard Anderson, Richard Anderson Landscape Architect, 27 8th Street NE, Atlanta. (404) 892-1788; richardandersonla.com.

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MARCIA SHERRILL

Q U I N T E S S E N T I A L LY AT L A N TA

Trellises

ATLANTANS have always had a fascination with trellises. Whether its an outdoor trellis with climbing roses or trellis-patterned wallpaper indoors, its beauty carries timeless appeal—and for the next generation, may just be the new calling card of a bona fide Southern belle.

That was certainly the case with my own grandmother, who, fresh from the potato fields in rural Ireland, became an instant sensation when—like the rooms that design maven Elsie de Wolfe put together for The Colony Club—she bedecked her sunroom with an actual trellis after moving south of the MasonDixon line.

Why do we love the look of latticework, trellises or treillage? It reminds us of the outdoors; it has enviable symmetry. It’s preppy. And

Reflected dramatically in a rounded mirror, lattice detailing adds intrigue and texture to bright white walls and high ceilings in a foyer

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right now, the look is everywhere—perhaps inspired

by Dorothy Draper, who could wield the trellis like a trident at The Greenbrier.

A true daughter of the South, I rigged up my daughter’s room with a velvet ribbon trellis back when she was still too young to pick a fight over my design whims (or some might say sensibilities). At my New Orleans pad, I have recently painted a trellis-patterned mural that has left me breathless (literally, while I sat atop an 11-foot ladder with a tape measure and shaky paintbrush).

But I persevered, and the trellis is now my pride and joy. I have brought the outdoors in. I have made the room elegant and festive and, darn it, I stand by my credo: Everything is better with trellis!

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NEVER ONE TO SHY AWAY FROM PATTERN PLAY, MARCIA EXPLORES THE LONGSTANDING TRADITION OF DECORATING WITH LATTICEWORK, A DESIGN STAPLE WITH CLASSIC SYMMETRY AND STYLE.

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Michael Bell serves as Vice President of Bell Cabinetry and principal manager of Bell Kitchen & Bath Studio. After earning degrees in science at Texas A&M University and Baylor College of Medicine, Bell enjoyed a successful career as a business consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. In 2003, he returned to Atlanta to join his father’s company, and together they have grown Bell Cabinetry into one of Atlanta’s premier custom cabinet companies. With the introduction of Bell Kitchen & Bath Studio, clients have the opportunity to work with a designer, view Bell’s manufacturing facility and experience the beauty and quality of the products. Bell has had the privilege of not only designing beautiful spaces, but also working with an extremely talented group of craftsmen and designers to produce the finest cabinetry for homes throughout Atlanta and across the Southeast.

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Courtney Shearer, a Ringgold, Georgia native has been in the Atlanta kitchen and bath industry for over 6 ½ years. She earned a degree in furnishings and interiors from The University of Georgia and in 2011 joined Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios, where she is the Design/Sales Manager and a Senior Designer. Shearer won the 2011 Calla Award for Large Kitchen and in 2013 was selected by the National Kitchen & Bath Association as one of the Industry’s Top 30 under 30. Her design blog, The Cow Spot was a finalist for Best New Design Blog for the 2012 Design Bloggers Hall of Fame and was nominated for a Homie award

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Steven Gamper, born in Toronto, Canada, completed his Bachelor of Science in industrial design, along with post-graduate work in architecture and mechanical engineering. His body of work, patents, awards and publications have evolved consumer and commercial products for companies like Coca Cola, Sunbeam, Johnson & Johnson, Nike, Cooper Lighting and Snaidero. For the past seven years, Gamper has been a shareholder in the Atlanta-based design/build firm CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio. His 25-year involvement in the design field has allowed him to bring the aesthetics, materials and function to best meet the needs of CSI clients.

csikitchenandbath.com Steen Clausen came to the United States from Denmark in 1986. After several years of experience in the furniture and kitchen design fields, he realized the “American Dream” by starting CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio in 1992. His vision and extensive knowledge of the remodeling and kitchen and bath industry has led CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio to be one of the top remodeling companies in the Atlanta area. Clausen has won numerous awards and has been published in several magazines including Atlanta Home Improvement, Kitchen Trends, Jezebel and Women’s Day, among others.

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Des Williams, Sugar Hill Outdoors Director of Marketing and Business Development, joined Sugar Hill’s staff in 2014 to continue to expand its reach among all markets specializing in high-end, design/build and architectural lighting. Williams also attained his degree from the University of Georgia. He played football and was a part of several championship teams. Williams has gained extensive knowledge in the industry with his experience working for two of the leading design/ build firms in Atlanta. He brings an infectious enthusiasm to the Sugar Hill team and prides himself in his attention to detail and commitment to serving his clients. Williams is looking forward to helping Clint Tucker and Sugar Hill Outdoors continue to create award-winning projects for years to come.

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Letter from the President & Tour of Kitchens Chair Dear Friends and Patrons, Welcome to The Junior League of Atlanta’s 18th Annual Tour of Kitchens!

An Atlanta springtime tradition, the Tour of Kitchens has raised more than $1.5 million since its inception to advance The Junior League of Atlanta’s mission of promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of our members and improving our community.

The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. (JLA) is an organization of women volunteer leaders who make a positive impact in our community. Our 3,500 trained volunteers contribute over 75,000 volunteer hours each year to Atlanta non-profit agencies supporting women and children.

JLA members tackle some of society’s most pressing issues such as early childhood education, human trafficking and generational poverty.

We are women transforming our community, and the JLA Tour of Kitchens and associated Toast of the Tour provide financial resources toward a better Atlanta.

Betsy Leach, Chair | Jen Bennecke, President

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our members who work to make this fundraising event a success, and to our generous sponsors, especially Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles. Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles has provided exceptional resources year after year for the Tour of Kitchens. A special thank you to Brad Hanner, Associate Publisher, who has been a treasured partner since our inception.

The Toast of the Tour evening celebrates gracious homeowners, talented designers and wonderful contractors responsible for creating the kitchens. Gourmet food stations and signature cocktails are available for attendees to enjoy, as well as the highly anticipated live and silent auctions. We extend our gratitude to PIRCH, our generous host for the event.

Your two days visiting the Tour of Kitchens will be a source of inspiration. Admire the vision and artistry of 14 prominent kitchen designers while you experience cooking demonstrations from some of Atlanta’s top chefs.

Your patronage of the Tour of Kitchens empowers our members to truly be ‘Women Transforming our Community.”

Enjoy the tour!

Warmly,

Jennifer E. Bennecke 2014-2015 President The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.

Betsy Leach 2014-2015 Tour of Kitchens, Chair The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. 3

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The Junior League of Atlanta Tour of Kitchens Committee Members

Betsy Leach, Chair | Andrea Weber, Chair-Elect

LEADERSHIP Betsy Leach: Chair Andrea Weber: Chair-Elect AUCTION Kat Reynolds: Chair Meaghan Brantley Lauren Gaia Gyquetta Jackson Bret Lineberry Sarah Miller Aubrey Southall Rachael Stone Corinne Warrener

EVENTS Tricia Harton: Co-Chair Liz McGovern: Co-Chair Krystal Barnett Michelle Edwards Rachel Fowler Stephanie Hue Meredith MacLean Meredith Mischner Liz Pike Laura Rickenbaker Liz Wright HOUSELEADER Melissa Kaplan: Co-Chair Kristin Nix: Co-Chair Becca Aldridge Beth Ann Clanin Brittany Curby Jennifer Gay Sheronn Harris Melissa Hoger Liz Jones Mallory McKee Jessica Mitchell Aynsley Renz Katie Robertson

Charlotte Smith Mamie Dayan Vogel Brandy Wright PROGRAM Jana Sloan: Co-Chair AJ Layo: Co-Chair Allison E. Miles Bianca V. Roberts Allison Wynn Kelsey Stone PUBLIC RELATIONS Brooke Phillips: Chair Ashley Brooke Cox Victoria Cuesta Rebecca Mayo Carolyn Wahl SPONSORSHIP Alexis Torres: Chair Claire Hardy Jewel Hazelton Erin Shepherd Rani Shetti Krista Spreitzer

TOAST OF THE TOUR Lindsey E. Hardegree: Co-Chair Andrea Weber: Co-Chair Lorin Young: Co-Chair Ariel Bergman Abby Crangle Emily Hankinson Lauren Moulds Jennifer Paucke Elizabeth Person TREASURER Rachael Stone VIP HOST EXPERIENCE Jennifer Paucke: Co-Chair Andrea Weber: Co-Chair PROGRAM DESIGNER Penny Cannon FUND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR Cathy Ottley

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PERFORMANCE CHEF JOE MARSHALL Joe Marshall grew up in Chicago, Illinois. His cooking career started with a city run program called Gallery 37 which was created by the mayor’s wife. He graduated from Johnson & Wales University with an AS in culinary arts and a BS in food service management. Chef Joe catered for the New England Patriots, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, the Atlanta Falcons, and worked with the Food Network. Chef Joe enjoys working at PIRCH! He is able to cook for guests while educating them on different products.

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Tour of Kitchens Events

Saturday, March 28

The JLA’s Tour of Kitchens is excited to feature these events during Saturday’s Tour of Kitchens. Visit www.tourofkitchens.org for the events schedule.

BUCKHEAD TAVERN Buckhead Tavern executive chef Nicole Christner has garnered more than 30 years of experience in the culinary industry. She has partnered with restaurants as well as owned a catering company. For the past 11 years, she has been in the private sector as a private chef specializing in nutritionally sound food and as a personal trainer. She also specializes in private dinners with pairings, large parties, teaches and hosts live health-conscious cooking demos for institutions such as the Piedmont Wellness Center. Chef Nicole’s future endeavors are focused on restaurant consulting and menu creation.

COOKBOOK SALES Junior League cookbooks are full of regional tried and true recipes that are fast and easy to serve your family and friends. In addition to the Junior League of Atlanta’s cookbook, True Grits, the Cookbooks Committee stocks a wide variety of “swap” books, or cookbooks from other Leagues around the country. Also, all cookbook purchases have a direct impact on the community! An average cookbook costs $25 which could buy or fund 4 meals for a family staying at Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities, 5 books for a child in need or 6 baby blankets for infants at Grady.

EPICURIAN ENDEAVORS Christina Curry is a creative and classically trained chef who brings 12 years of restaurant and hospitality experience to her current role as owner and Executive Chef of Epicurean Endeavors Catering. Her passion for cooking and commitment to modern fresh flavors takes her dishes to the next level. After graduating from the University of Dayton, Curry decided to pursue her passion of becoming a distinguished chef and enrolled in the Art Institute of Atlanta. Her diverse work experience includes top kitchens at the Ritz Carlton Atlanta and W Hotels to catering and styling food shoots for both Food Network and Cooking Channel. In October 2014, she was featured in Jezebel magazine’s “At Your Service” column.

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN The Junior League’s Kids in the Kitchen is an initiative dedicated to fighting childhood obesity by engaging children and their parents in a hands-on environment to learn about making healthy eating and lifestyle choices. Kids in the Kitchen volunteers can be seen at various community events around the city, including monthly programs at the Sandy Springs and Kirkwood libraries.

MAX’S WINE DIVE Patric Bell-Good brings more than 20 years of experience in the restaurant industry to MAX’s Wine Dive Atlanta. After graduating with highest honors from The Art Institute of Atlanta’s School of Culinary Arts in 2002, Bell-Good went on to work with some of the city’s most respected chefs. Since landing his first chef position at The Flying Biscuit, Bell-Good has tenure at West Egg Café and The Barrelhouse. Bell-Good’s understanding of Southern hospitality and experience in creating gourmet comfort food make him a perfect fit for MAX’s food and wine program.

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PARK 75 As sous chef at Park 75 Restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta, Jomo Morris oversees the breakfast and lunch program alongside the acclaimed Executive Chef Robert Gerstenecker. A native Jamaican, Jomo grew up close to the oven where he created island favorites in his mother’s bakery. When he suddenly lost his book of lifelong recipes, Jomo traded in his rolling pin for a French knife and moved to the U.S. where he would work for a number of hotels and establishments such as Disney World before quickly moving up the ranks at Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta where he now hails as sous chef. “Cooking is my way of speaking.

Everything I do, each idea, every menu item that finds its way onto a plate creates conversation that allows me to connect with every language and culture.”

PEACHDISH Born and raised in Atlanta, Seth Freedman’s career in cooking spans nearly two decades. He graduated first in his class from the world-renowned Culinary Institute of America. His culinary adventures have taken him around the globe and into some of the world’s best kitchens. He has cooked with Oceana, March and Tabla in NYC and the Four Seasons and Bacchanalia at Star Provisions in Atlanta. Since 2010, he has served as the proprietor of Forage & Flame, a personalized culinary services company that offers everything from in-home dining to large celebrations to private cooking classes. Chef Seth Freedman serves as PeachDish’s Culinary Director and develops each week’s local ingredient-driven, Southern-inspired recipes.

SOUTHERN ART A native of southwest France, chef Didier Lailheugue began his career training under renowned chefs Patrick Henriroux and Alain Ducasse. After receiving his credentials, Didier spent seven years mastering his craft with Relais & Chateaux. In 2005, he joined the InterContinental Hotels & Resorts family in Mexico City before becoming executive chef at InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta in 2009. From Cape Town to Bora Bora, Didier has had the same objective of spreading the fame of French cuisine and sharing his culinary passion with professionals. Didier is a member of the Académie Culinaire de France and Maître Cusiniers de France.

The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. & Tour of Kitchens wish to thank Silver Sponsor Constellation Brands for their continued support of The JLA’s Tour of Kitchens.

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Starting from (JLA HQ) 3154 Northside Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30327 Head southeast on Northside Pkwy toward Rilman Rd NW (go 0.8 mi) Continue onto Northside Dr NW (go 0.7 mi) Turn left onto W Wesley Rd NW (go 1.1 mi) Turn left onto Peachtree Rd (go 0.1 mi) Destination will be on the right (125 ft.)

Arrive at Second Ponce Baptist Church for offsite parking & shuttle (2715 Peachtree Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305) NOTE: All cars must park at Second Ponce Baptist Church.

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2640 Peachtree Rd NW, Unit 7, Atlanta, GA 30305

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Arrive at 2255 Fairhaven Circle NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 Head north on Fairhaven Cir NE toward Peachtree Hills Ave NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn right onto Peachtree Hills Ave NE (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto Lindbergh Dr NE (go 1.3 mi) Continue onto Lavista Rd NE (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto Shepherds Ln NE (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto GA-42 S/Briarcliff Rd NE (go 1.2 mi) Turn left onto N Decatur Rd (go 0.3 mi) Take the 2nd right onto Oxford Rd NE (go 0.5 mi) Destination will be the first house on the LEFT

Arrive at 1152 Brookgate Way, Atlanta, GA 30319 Head southwest on Brookgate Way NE toward Mabry Rd NE (go 180 ft) Turn right onto Mabry Rd NE (go 0.2 mi) Take the 1st left onto Farmington Ln NE (go 0.1 mi) Farmington Ln NE turns slightly right and becomes E Brookhaven Dr NE (go 0.4 mi) Turn left onto Davidson Ave NE (go 0.9 mi) Destination will be on the RIGHT

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Arrive at 1045 Oxford Rd, Atlanta, GA 30306

• Head southwest on Oxford Rd NE (go 0.1 mi) • Take the 1st left onto The by Way NE (go 0.1 mi) • Take the 1st left onto Oakdale Rd NE (go 0.3 mi) Destination will be on the LEFT

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Head north on Oakdale Rd NE toward Vilenah Ln NE (go 0.6 mi) Take the 1st left onto N Decatur Rd (go 0.4 mi) Turn right onto GA-42 N/Briarcliff Rd NE (go 2.8 mi) Turn left onto N Druid Hills Rd (go 1.1 mi) Slight right to stay on N Druid Hills Rd (go 1.5 mi) Slight right onto Peachtree St (go 0.2 mi) Turn left onto Brookhaven Dr NE (go 0.1 mi) Take first right onto E Brookhaven Dr NE (go 0.3 mi) Take the 1st right onto Mabry Rd NE (go 0.1 mi) Take the 1st right onto Brookgate Way NE (go 180 ft) Destination will be on the LEFT

Arrive at 4418 Davidson Ave, Atlanta, GA 30319 Head west on Davidson Ave NE toward Town Commons Cir NE (go 0.3 mi) Take the 3rd right onto Club Dr NE (go 0.1 mi) Take the 1st left onto W Club Dr NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn left onto Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE (go 144 ft) Take the 1st right onto Loridans Dr NE (go 1.0 mi) Turn right onto Wieuca Rd NE (go 0.2 mi) Take the 1st right onto W Wieuca Rd NE (go 1.4 mi) Turn right onto Powers Ferry Rd (go 0.1 mi) Turn left onto Jett Rd NW (go 0.2 mi) Take the 1st right onto Jett Pl NW (go 161 ft) Destination will be on the RIGHT

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Arrive at 4397 Jett Pl, Atlanta, GA 30327

Arrive at 960 Oakdale Road, Atlanta, GA 30307

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2640 Peachtree Rd., NW, Unit 7, Atlanta, GA 30305

About the Kitchen When Atlanta-based artist, Zoe Zelby, and her husband, Dr. David Zelby, asked us to work on their new home’s kitchen, we were excited for the challenge of designing for an artist. We took Zoe’s appreciation of fine craftsmanship, functional spaces and attention to detail to design the Zelby’s kitchen.

This kitchen is located in the central living area of the home. Since the Zelby’s cook daily, the kitchen needed to be highly functional, clean and sophisticated. A tall furniture piece was designed to integrate the refrigerator, steam oven, small kitchen appliances and pantry items, where everything is hidden behind pocket doors. The kitchen island provides plentiful storage and a significant surface area for preparing tasty meals. A simple hood and clean door style was chosen to create a subtle background for Zoe’s art and exquisite collectables. The high gloss lacquered finish, gray ash wood and gracefully defined marble and brass hardware tie the kitchen together to create the beautiful functional design which we strive to apply to everything we do.

Supplier Information ARCHITECT:

KITCHEN DESIGNER: CABINETS: INSTALLER: INTERIOR DESIGNER:

Bill Harrison - Harrison Design Assoc. harrisondesignassociates.com 404.492.7200 Natalia Makarova Karpaty Cabinets, Inc. karpatycabinets.com | 678.947.8188 Karpaty Cabinets, Inc. Zoe Zelby and Susan Davenport Zoe Zelby Studio zoezelby.com | 678.637.1882

COUNTERTOPS & BACKSPLASH: Calacatta Manhattan by Marmi

Natural Stone | marmistone.com 770.921.7601 INSTALLER: Creative Granite & Marble, Inc. 678.409.6822 SINK: Franke HARDWARE: The Decorative Hardware Studio APPLIANCES: Guy Gunter Home guygunter.com | 404.874.7529 OVEN: Miele Steam Oven MICROWAVE OVEN: Miele REFRIGERATOR: Sub-Zero DISHWASHER: Miele RANGE: Wolf HOOD: Best PAINT: Benjamin Moore OC--26

About the Designer Karpaty is an Atlanta-based company, founded in 2002, that specializes in the design and creation of exclusive high-quality cabinetry. They create customized solutions for every aspect of life at home kitchens, pantries, bathrooms, dressing rooms, bars and wine cellars. Our cabinetry varies in style, but all have a consistent use of top quality materials and a passion for perfection. Our design aesthetic and Karpaty Cabinets products embody an obsessive attention to quality in both design and construction. Pulling off this balancing act and bringing it to reality is what we do best.

KARPATY CABINETS, INC. 1535 OAK INDUSTRIAL LANE, SUITE E CUMMING, GA 30041 WWW.KARPATYCABINETS.COM 678.947.8188

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2255 Fairhaven Circle NE Atlanta, GA 30305

About the Kitchen

Designer Courtney Shearer and her husband, Brent, purchased their 1944 bungalow in 2012 and immediately began the kitchen renovation. The original kitchen was not only small, but lacked functionality. By removing the wall between the kitchen and dining room and closing off an exterior door, the space was opened up allowing precious real estate to be captured. In designing the room, every inch of space was considered to ensure this small kitchen exploded with functionality. White marble countertops, a painted brick backsplash, brass hardware and frameless cabinetry complete with a custom mullion design on the refrigerator panels create a classic space layered with personality!

Supplier Information DESIGNER:

Courtney Shearer

CABINETS:

Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios

COUNTERTOPS:

Construction Resources http://crhomeusa.com ph: 404.378.3132

SINK:

Blanco

FAUCET:

Delta Touch20

HARDWARE:

Richelieu

APPLIANCES:

Westye Group Southeast •

Sub-Zero Refrigerator

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Wolf Microwave & Range

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Bosch Dishwasher

http://www.subzero-wolf.com ph: 404.973.0660 PAINT:

Benjamin Moore White Dove OC-17

About the Designer This year, Bell is excited to showcase a kitchen designed by Senior Designer, Courtney Shearer for her personal home. The Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios team has been creating beautiful kitchens, baths, closets and pub bars in homes throughout Atlanta for over 25 years. Through a commitment to understanding people’s unique requirements, Bell transforms inspirations into reality. We invite you to visit our design studio to experience the beauty and quality of our handcrafted cabinetry and closets and meet with one of our talented designers to create your dream space. Please visit us at www.BellKB.com.

BELL KITCHEN & BATH STUDIOS 1250 ALPHA DR. ALPHARETTA, GA 30004 WWW.BELLKB.COM 770.751.7861 14

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1045 Oxford Road Atlanta, GA 30306

About the Kitchen This lovely home’s original kitchen did not make the most of its beautiful back yard. Architect Frank Irizarry’s innovative design increases the workspace, incorporating a window-lined open staircase to a new laundry room and carport below. A new slate fireplace adds warmth to the adjoining family room, which affords views on three sides and direct access to the deck.

Designer Suzanne Seymour marries traditional to modern, pairing custom Shaker cabinets with Hanstone counters and limestone backsplashes to bring this classic home up to date. A new window introduces needed light to the butler’s pantry. New hardwoods tie the rest of the home to the new space, which is inviting, functional and perfect for entertaining.

Supplier Information

CONTRACTOR: Home Forge Remodeling CABINETS: Pearl Custom Cabinets STYLE: Shaker style with exposed hinges, inset door COLOR: Kingston Gray with gray glaze KNOBS: Top Knobs Somerset, in oil-rubbed bronze COUNTERTOPS: Hanstone Alexandria FABRICATOR: Granite and Marble Accents FIREPLACE SURROUND: Grey slate FLOORING: Hardwood COLOR: Espresso SINK: American Standard 70/30 stainless undermount FAUCET: Danze Opulence pull down spray, in oil-rubbed bronze POT FILLER: Danze Opulence 22˝ with double-jointed swing spout, in oil-rubbed bronze HARDWARE: Restoration Hardware Gilmore, in oil-rubbed bronze BACKSPLASH: Crème Limestone DISHWASHER: Jenn Air Pro Stainless RANGE: Jenn Air Duel Fuel 36˝ with griddle, in stainless steel HOOD: Best by Braun chimney hood 36˝, in brushed stainless KITCHEN TABLE PENDANT: Athena Quatrefoil Pendant Chandelier SCONCES: Restoration Hardware CARRIAGE LIGHTS: Quorum Pearson PAINT: Benjamin Moore WALLS: Sundial, flat finish TRIM: Kingsport Gray, satin finish

About the Designer Home Forge Remodeling, LLC brings new perspective to an old industry, committed to peak quality workmanship while respecting your time and home. Our staff works with you to design your project, orders all materials, oversees delivery before work begins in your home and remains fully engaged with you through completion.

Traditional home additions average 8-10 months. Home Forge moves from demolition to completion in an average 5 months. Kitchens or baths require only 3 ½ weeks, truly setting us apart.

Since our core craftspeople are full-time employees, you are assured conscientious teams dedicated to your project start to finish. Home Forge’s approach delivers total quality on a well-defined, concise schedule. We are happy to refer you to past clients to assess these two key elements of our service.

HOME FORGE REMODELING 111 NEW STREET, SUITE A DECATUR, GA 30030 WWW.HOMEFORGEREMODELING.COM 404.371.0102

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960 Oakdale Road Atlanta, GA 30307

About the Kitchen This kitchen was part of a major whole-house renovation designed and built by HammerSmith.

The original structure had not been updated since the 50s and was a rabbit warren of tiny, dark and disjointed rooms. The challenge was not only to open the spaces and bring in natural light, but to create a connection to the beautifully landscaped backyard. The architectural massing is what makes the new space inviting and comfortable, and integrates it with the original part of the house.

HammerSmith understands that daily piles and stacks of things to do never go away. This renovation addresses that by having a place for everything. Keys, paperwork and mail?--they land on the built-in desk instead of the adjacent island. Pet station, check! The scullery kitchen is ready for any type of entertaining. However, not all appliances are hidden. The showcased Wolf Range with its dramatic zinc hood grounds the kitchen and creates a delineated command central.

Supplier Information DESIGNER:

HammerSmith, Inc

CONTRACTOR:

HammerSmith. Inc

PAINTED CABINETS: ISLAND CABINETS:

HammerSmith custom, in wall color Sherwin Williams Amazing Gray HammerSmith custom, in limed-washed pecan

CONCRETE COUNTER TOPS & BACK SPLASH: Thornton Concrete Studio ISLAND COUNTER:

Calacatta marble, Atlanta Kitchens

APPLIANCES:

Wolf Sub-zero

VENT HOOD:

HammerSmith Custom with ID Lab zinc finish

PAINT:

Sherwin-Williams Amazing Gray

LIGHTING:

Circa

PULLS:

Restoration Hardware

PHOTOGRAPHY: Emily Followill/HammerSmith

About the Designer At HammerSmith, design is not about products, but rather about lifestyle. It is about how you live, and how you want to live. Experience our holistic approach to creating your own personal sanctuary and discover an intentional lifestyle that focuses on what is important to you.

As Intown Atlanta’s top design and renovation firm, HammerSmith specializes in new homes, kitchens, bathrooms, additions and outdoor living. For 23 years, Warner McConaughey, founder and president, has been a leader in the industry and has assured HammerSmith delivers exceptional client care. We are your advocate in the renovation process, bringing unmatched design abilities, skilled associates, and exceptional field employees together under one roof.

HammerSmith was named ADAC’s Designer of the Year and has been featured in Elle Décor, Better Homes, Fine HomeBuilding, Forbes, Renovation Style, Southern Living, Atlanta Homes and the Wall Street Journal, as well as PBS’s The Inspired House, CMT’s Ultimate Home and This Old House.

Visit our website and blog at www.hammersmith.net to learn about more about our design philosophy. Live Brilliantly!

HAMMERSMITH, INC 807 CHURCH STREET DECATUR, GEORGIA 30030 WWW.HAMMERSMITH.NET 404.377.1021

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1152 Brookgate Way Atlanta, GA 30319

About the Kitchen When Ingrid and Oliver met Matthew through their interior designer Monika Thiels, they’d found a house that they loved with a kitchen not really suited for a modern life or for people who like to live in their kitchens.

Matthew opened the alcove kitchen both to the breakfast room and to the outside, and unified the two spaces with a singular yet simple ceiling, and a long central island. Transitional finish and material choices make what is essentially a modern kitchen fit in this traditional home.

Supplier Information DESIGNER: CONTRACTOR:

Matthew D. Rao, CKD, RAO Design Studio, Inc. Bearin Santos, Big Bear Construction www.bigbearconstruction.com | 770.435.5440 INTERIOR ARCHITECT: Monika Thiels | 404.697.6178 CABINETS: SieMatic™ by RAO Design Studio, Inc. www.siematic.us | 404.815.5655 INSTALLER: RAO Design Studio, Inc. | raodesignstudio.com COUNTERTOPS: Silestone Niebla Polished 3cm around perimeter ISLAND: SieMatic Stainless Steel 3cm FABRICATOR: INSTALLER:

SieMatic™ (stainless) Svetslov Tomov and RAO Design Studio, Inc. www.raodesignstudio.com | 404.815.5655 FLOORING: Existing Hardwood Floors, re-stained SINK: Main Sink Franke, Island Sink Blanco FAUCET: Main KWC Systema | Island KWC Sin HARDWARE: SieMatic™ BACKSPLASH: Whitewashed Brick INSTALLER: Big Bear Construction REFRIGERATOR: Thermador COOKTOP: Gaggenau Full Surface Induction DISHWASHER / OVEN / STEAM OVEN: Miele DOWNDRAFT: Gaggenau WINE REFRIGERATOR: Liebherr LIGHT FIXTURES: Island Fixture “Lyra” & Wall Sconces “Aidan” by Lighting Loft www.lightingloft.com | 404.760.1119 PAINT: Sherwin Williams “Creamy” + 30% darker shade CHAIRS: BoConcept TABLE: Custom local fabricator steel & reclaimed barn wood

About the Designer “A spontaneous, free and richly experienced life — I imagine this to be possible for me, my clients, for everyone, everywhere, everyday.”

With these words, Matthew Rao, a thought and design leader, reveals a deeply rooted belief that the kitchen is a nexus for creating meaning and connection, both within the personal home and beyond. For over two decades, Matthew’s quiet but unwavering dedication to design excellence in articulating this vision has garnered local and national awards and publication. Matthew believes that the kitchen is the modern nexus for meaning and connection.

Beginning in 1988 as a modernist pioneer in a staunchly traditional Southern environment, Matthew has gracefully succeeded and impacted the course of design not just in kitchens but in architecture and lifestyle, in both Atlanta and across the nation. Matthew’s design legacy is fueled by architectural, artistic, social and ecocentric passions for farm to school food initiatives, urban design, public transportation, art, photography, travel and downhill skiing. Whatever he does, Matthew does well and in the company of cherished friends, good food, high integrity and inspired environments.

RAO DESIGN STUDIO, INC. 905 JUNIPER ST., NE | SUITE CU-B ATLANTA, GA 30309 WWW.RAODESIGNSTUDIO.COM 404.815.5655

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6 About the Kitchen Simply elegant…Kingdom Woodworks has a great affinity for this style as long as it is performed with originality and craftsmanship, suitable for both cooking and entertaining. With careful attention to detail, an open plan was created featuring a fresh and transitional kitchen with modern amenities, hand selected materials, and artistic finishes with an expandable eating area for family gatherings…and an inviting family room with terrific views of the outdoors. The kitchen features floor to ceiling custom hand-crafted furniture style cabinetry in a white painted finish combined with a luxurious presence of Calacata Regina honed marble. Equally important is the decorative cabinet hardware…the “jewelry” of this beautiful kitchen. It’s the bling that adds sparkle and glamour...and the finishing touch to this wonderful ensemble!

4418 Davidson Ave. Atlanta, GA 30319

Supplier Information DESIGNER:

Kingdom Woodworks Design Team

CUSTOM CABINETRY:

Kingdom Woodworks, Inc.

PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR: Christopher Young

HouseSmith Builders, LLC 770.527.2300

LANDSCAPE HERO

Krauss Krauss COUNTERS: Walker Zanger: Calacata Regina Honed Marble APPLIANCES: Bob Bailey Appliances 770.979.1077 Hood Custom Designed by Kingdom Woodworks Range DCS 48˝ Gas Range Miele Dishwasher Sharp 24˝ Microwave Drawer Sub Zero 48˝ Pro Refrigerator Thermador 24˝ Wine Cooler BACKSPLASH: Carrara Marble LIGHTING: Circa PAINT: Benjamin Moore OC-17 White Dove SINK:

FAUCET:

LIVE AREA: 6”W X 4”H

About the Designer Kingdom Woodworks continues to be the innovative leader in the design and manufacturing of lifestyle products for the home. Specializing in tailored-furniture style cabinetry and stunning custom hardware, every room is made to order, specifically detailed for the individual client. From Kitchens to Wine Cellars…Paneled Libraries to Dressing Rooms…Bars to Bathrooms, Kingdom Woodworks continues to be the benchmark of taste and understated elegance.

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Kingdom Woodworks is renowned for the finest quality, elegant designs, and attention to detail. Our products have been manufactured by talented craftsman, furniture artisans and dedicated design and engineering professionals for over 16 years exclusively in the United States.

We invite you to visit us on The Junior League of Atlanta’s Tour of Kitchens and at our web site at www.kingdomwoodworks.com where we look forward to showing you why we offer the “Finest Tailored Custom Cabinetry and Architectural Millwork made in America today.”

LIVE AREA: 3”W X 3.8”H

KINGDOM WOODWORKS, INC. 2402 TECH CENTER PARKWAY, SUITE 500 LAWRENCEVILLE, GA 30043 WWW.KINGDOMWOODWORKS.COM 770.932.6390 18

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About the Kitchen

4397 Jett Place Atlanta, GA 30327

The homeowners’ playful nature comes shining through in this new transitional kitchen with a light and fun California feel as well as thoughtful use of space. Though this traditional-style home functions well for the family, the homeowners’ wanted a more modern and open kitchen to fit their lifestyle. The new kitchen proudly boasts a display area for the homeowners’ beloved Lichtenstein art, a small desk area, pantry and breakfast bar balanced by a dramatic Blue 4 oven AGA Cooker, as well as a Sub-Zero Wine Cooler and Refrigerator. The homeowner wanted a neutral palette to highlight the art so the color of the AGA was selected to add a splash of color to compliment the paintings. The back of the open display area above the Sub-Zero Wine Cooler and Refrigerator was finished to match the AGA to pull all the design elements together. The clean lines, bright and fun accents, transitional hardware, and lighting make this a bright, functional, and fun kitchen.

Supplier Information

LANDSCAPE HERO

LIVE AREA: 6”W X 4”H

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Ivan Rodriguez ph: 404.368.4129 Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Bent Andersen Stone Professionals, Inc. Mauricio Gomez ph: 404.351.3271 Blanco S/S Grohe Restoration Hardware www.restorationhardware.com BACKSPLASH: Interior Surfaces Group www.interiorsurfacesgroup.com ph: 404.538.6498 REFRIGERATOR: Sub-Zero B148S/O MICROWAVE: Breville Quick Touch DISHWASHER: Miele Supplied by Distinctive Appliance www.daatl.com ph: 404.876.6181 RANGE: AGA Cooker Traditional 4 Oven www.creekstonecookers.com ph: 404.295.4453 WINE REFRIGERATOR: Sub-Zero Supplied by Distinctive Appliance www.daatl.com ph: 404.876.6181 DESIGNER: CONTRACTOR: CABINETS: INSTALLER: COUNTERTOPS: INSTALLER: SINK: FAUCET: HARDWARE:

WALL OPENING/WINDOWS/DOORS:

Advanced Stucco Repair / Avi Marvin

About the Designer Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been an innovative leader in the kitchen and bath industry for over 30 years. This design firm of 20 talented professionals has created and installed award winning projects throughout the world and is one of the most published and celebrated in the industry. We create kitchens and baths that are not simply objects to admire, but also stunning spaces that flow seamlessly into your home, enhancing the enjoyment and function of your living space.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio brings the feeling of luxury to everyday life activities.

Synonymous with timeless design, unparalleled craftsmanship and commitment to an extraordinary client experience, our talented design team has satisfied the most discriminating tastes since 1979 and will create and implement the perfect design to achieve your desires. From the initial planning sessions to the finishing touches, each project is approached with a fresh enthusiasm and unique vision for what is possible. Set apart by our attention to detail and client inspired designs, we invite you to visit us on The Junior League of Atlanta’s Tour of Kitchens and at our website at www.designgalleria.net.

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LIVE AREA: 3”W X 3.8”H

DESIGN GALLERIA KITCHEN AND BATH STUDIO 351 PEACHTREE HILLS AVE NE ATLANTA, GA 30305 WWW.DESIGNGALLERIA.NET 404.261.0111 19

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Tour of Kitchens Events

Sunday, March 29

The JLA’s Tour of Kitchens is excited to feature these events during Sunday’s Tour of Kitchens. Visit www.tourofkitchens.org for the events schedule.

CHEF DEJOIE CATERING AND EVENTS Chef DeJoie Catering and Events is your custom event planner and caterer “creating a feast for the eyes as well as the palate.” We are expert caterers that offer a multitude of food services to our clientele in both the consumer and corporate arenas. We specialize in assisting to plan, create and host great events…be it an intimate personal experience for two people or an extravagant event for 500.

We are there for our customers providing seamless, top quality services and sensational meals.

CHINESE SOUTHERN BELLE Chinese Southern Belle™ is a unique mother-daughter business that connects food, culture, health, diversity and sustainability. Natalie Keng, Founder/Owner, is a food and culture expert, writer and entrepreneur.

A native of Atlanta, she was trained in the family restaurant then went on to graduate from Vassar College and the Harvard Kennedy School, respectively. She is often joined on stage by mother and popular co-host, Margaret Keng, “Teacher of the Year” and international business consultant for entertaining Buddha-toBubba stories. Join their food and cultural adventures via weblog and newsletter: ChineseSouthernBelle.com and on Facebook, eHow.com and YouTube!

CHRISTOPHER CONFERO Christopher Confero, deemed by The Knot founder Carley Roney as the “talk of the south,” is a genius at transforming spaces and creating experiences. An inspired lighting, graphic and floral designer, Christopher is the ultimate combination of perfectionist and competent friend. He has also quickly become one of the most sought-after event planners in Georgia, Alabama and the Southeast for his graceful customer service and impeccable style. With Christopher’s background in the arts, he conceptualizes full productions that go from opening night to closing curtain within a five-hour time span. His signature style, modern luxury, combines a modern approach with traditional elements – but insists they have a meaning for today.

FARM BURGER Cameron Thompson, Farm Burger’s executive chef, oversees the menu at all five locations. A formally trained chef, Thompson served as executive sous chef of the legendary Buckhead Diner where he had the pleasure of learning classic French cooking technique from Kevin Rathbun. After two years, he went on to become executive chef at Corner Café before returning to Buckhead Diner as executive chef. After several years as chef of Two Urban Licks, Thompson joined the Farm Burger team where he collaborates with the individual store’s chefs to utilize local produce and highlight seasonal items.

FLIP BURGER Gregg Piazzi has led the culinary operations for FLIP burger boutique since October 2013. He’s responsible for all aspects of menu development and kitchen training procedures. His 30+ years of restaurant experience, from server to regional chef to director-level operations, prove that his ambitions for furthering FLIP’s inventive yet lighthearted approach to burgers are well founded. Prior to joining FLIP, Piazzi owned The Goyo Group, offering culinary and hospitality services to small and large restaurant groups. He perfected many of these consulting skills throughout his previous 14-year career with P.F. Chang’s China Bistro where he eventually became the corporate chef.

NIKOLAI’S ROOF A graduate of the Art Institute of Atlanta, Chef de Cuisine Stephanie Alderete helms the kitchen at Nikolai’s Roof with a modern, youthful approach and the confidence of a seasoned pro. With a background in catering, Alderete has been a member of the Hilton Atlanta team for seven years. She has worked her way through the ranks, serving as sous chef and chef of the in-room dining program before joining Nikolai’s Roof as chef de partie. Her cuisine is of-the-moment, yet timeless in execution. She enjoys mixing in seasonal, creative dishes alongside signature Russian favorites to take advantage of fresh ingredients from local purveyors.

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Sunday Directions

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Starting from (JLA HQ) 3154 Northside Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30327 Head southeast on Northside Pkwy toward Rilman Rd NW (go 0.3 mi) Slight left onto Moores Mill Rd (go 0.8 mi) Turn right onto West Paces Ferry RdNW (go 1.5 mi) Continue onto East Paces Ferry Rd NE (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto Piedmont Rd NE (go 0.1 mi) Take the 1st left onto Peachtree Dr NE (go 0.2 mi).

Destination will be on the RIGHT.

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Arrive at 3087 Peachtree Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 Head southwest on Peachtree Dr NE toward Greenview Ave NE (go 0.2 mi) Take the 1st right onto Piedmont Rd NE (go 0.5 mi) Turn right onto Peachtree Rd (go 1.1 mi) Turn left onto Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE (go 1.4 mi) Turn right onto W Club Dr NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn right onto Club Dr NE (go 354 ft).

Destination will be on the RIGHT.

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Arrive at 4320 Club Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30319 Head north on Club Dr NE (go 354 ft) Take the 1st left onto W Club Dr NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn right onto Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE (go 0.7 mi) Turn left onto Windsor Pkwy NE (go 1.6 mi) Turn left onto Roswell Rd (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto Interlochen Dr NE (go 0.2 mi) Destination will be on the RIGHT

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Head east on Tuxedo Terrace towards Powers Ferry Rd (go 500 ft) Turn right on Powers Ferry Rd (go 0.2 mi) Turn right onto Putnam Dr NW (go 0.2 mi) Merge onto Blackland Rd NW (go 0.8 mi) Turn left onto Northside Dr NW (go 0.9 mi) Turn right onto West Paces Ferry Rd NW (go 1.5 mi) Turn right onto Paces Ferry Rd NW (go 0.7 mi) Sharp left to stay on Paces Ferry Rd NW (go 1.1 mi) Turn left onto Woodland Brook Dr SE (go 0.4 mi) Take the 1st right onto Brandy Station (go 0.2 mi) Take the 2nd right onto Brandy Station Ct SE (go 194 ft) Destination will be on the LEFT

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Arrive at 3880 Brandy Station Ct SE, Atlanta, GA 30339 Head southeast on Brandy Station Ct SE toward Brandy Station NW (go 194 ft) Turn left onto Brandy Station (go 0.2 mi) Turn left onto Woodland Brook Dr SE (go 0.4 mi) Sharp left onto Paces Ferry Rd SE (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto Paces Mill Rd SE (go 0.7 mi) Turn left onto GA-3 N/U.S. 41 N (go 0.4 mi) Turn right onto Cumberland Blvd (go 0.4 mi) Turn left onto the Interstate 75 N/Interstate 285 ramp (go 0.1 mi) Keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-285 E/Greenville/Augusta and merge onto I-285 (go 3.8 mi) Take exit 24 for Riverside Dr (go 0.4 mi) Turn left onto Riverside Dr NW (go 0.4 mi) Turn right onto Riverside Pkwy (go 0.2 mi) Take the 1st right onto Riverwood Dr NW (go 0.2 mi) Destination will be on the LEFT

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• Head southwest on Interlochen Dr NE toward Lake Forrest Dr NE (go 0.1 mi) • Turn left onto Lake Forrest Dr NE (go 0.7 mi) • Turn right onto Powers Ferry Rd (go 0.2 mi) • Take the 1st left onto Tuxedo Terrace NW (go 0.1 mi) • Destination will be on the RIGHT

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Arrive at 5985 Riverwood Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30328 Head west on Riverwood Dr NW toward Riverside Pkwy (go 0.2 mi) Take the 1st left onto Riverside Pkwy (go 0.2 mi) Turn right onto Riverside Dr NW (go 1.8 mi) Turn left onto Johnson Ferry Rd NW (go 1.8 mi) Turn right onto Lower Roswell Rd (go 1.8 mi) Turn left onto Heyward Square Pl NE (go 0.1 mi) Destination will be on the RIGHT Arrive at 5454 Heyward Square Pl NE, Marietta, GA 30068

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3087 Peachtree Drive Atlanta, GA 30305

About the Kitchen The Ladisics requested a “theatrical, functional and comfortable kitchen” in their 400 s.f. kitchen. A sculptural mixed metal hood over a custom Wolf range top is the central axis. Alcoves made from planked wood create symmetrical entablatures and pottery display. The left holds two single ovens, a steam oven, microwave, refrigerator drawers and glass wall cabinets for dishes. The right holds refrigerator/freezers and an entrance to the luxurious working pantry. A walnut eating bar wraps around the 12’ long island that holds 2 dishwashers and a giant sink. Two walk-in pantries and appliance garages, a sink and dishwasher, and a plethora of storage make this cranberry-hued working pantry essential. Mixing metals is a signature of Matthew’s as seen in the faucets, hood, refrigerator panels and decorative hardware. Besides ceiling lights, pendants, up lighting and multiple sconces were utilized. The texture and pattern of the wood planked walls, the countertop to ceiling tile, the 2” thick marble countertops and the deep grey tones of the cabinetry make the room intimate while setting a dramatic stage for incredible culinary performances.

Supplier Information ARCHITECT:

Linda MacArthur, Architect LLC lindamacarthurarchitect.com 404.233.4771 BUILDER: Ladisic Fine Homes ladisicfinehomes.com | 404.495.0708 DESIGNER: Matthew Quinn with Design Galleria INTERIOR DESIGNER: Sherry Hart Designs sherryhartdesigns.com | 404.234.2768 Tillman Long Interiors, LLC tillmanlonginteriors.com | 404.467.0340 CABINETS: Downsview by Design Galleria HARDWARE: Matthew Quinn Collection matthewquinncollection.com COUNTERTOPS: Atlanta Kitchens-Construction Resources constructionresourcesusa.com 404.378.3132 FLOORING: Sound Flooring, Inc. soundflooringinc.com | 678.230.9236 APPLIANCES: Ferguson ferguson.com | 404.495.9919 BACKSPLASH: Renaissance Tile and Bath renaissancetileandbath.com 404.231.9203 INSULATION: Southern Foam & Coating Insulation sfcnginsulation.com | 770.297.1881 WALL OPENINGS/ WINDOWS/DOORS: RG Ironworks rgironworks.com | 770.605.3999 Randall Brothers, Incorporated randallbrothers.com | 404.892.6666 LIGHT FIXTURES: Design Lighting Group dlightinggroup.com | 404.351.5010 PAINT: Sherwin Williams sherwin-williams.com | 404.814.1445

About the Designer Founded in 1998, Ladisic Fine Homes has become a premier builder in Atlanta and is prominent in many of Atlanta’s established neighborhoods including Brookhaven, Chastain Park, Buckhead, Ansley Park, Vinings, Garden Hills, Peachtree Battle, Morningside, and Virginia Highlands. With a keen eye for design and a customer service focus, Ladisic Fine Homes strives to provide Atlanta’s in-town homeowners with the highest possible quality, craftsmanship, and service, while maintaining a professional and enjoyable environment throughout the construction process. Please visit us at ladisicfinehomes.com.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been an innovative leader in the kitchen and bath industry for over 30 years. This design firm of 20 talented professionals has created and installed award winning projects throughout the world and is one of the most published and celebrated in the industry. We create kitchens and baths that are not simply objects to admire, but also stunning spaces that flow seamlessly into your home, enhancing the enjoyment and function of your living space. Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio brings the feeling of luxury to everyday life activities. Synonymous with timeless design, unparalleled craftsmanship and commitment. We invite you to visit our website at www.designgalleria.net.

LADISIC FINE HOMES 3133 MAPLE DRIVE, SUITE 110 ATLANTA, GA 30305 WWW.LADISICFINEHOMES.COM 404.495.0708 23

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4320 Club Drive Atlanta, GA 30319

About the Kitchen The kitchen presented by Morgan Creek this year is a minimalist marvel designed by architect Steve Kemp of Kemp Hall Studio. Together with an adjoining butler pantry and family entry, the kitchen creates the heart of this lovely Brookhaven home, recently remodeled by Berndsen Custom Homes with their usual fine attention to detail. Morgan Creek has always strived to make kitchens that break free of the ordinary and Steve Kempâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design is an interesting blend of strict contemporary cabinetry set into a softer atmosphere of painted plank walls. By designing tall cabinets with matching horizontal planking, Steve minimized the functional cabinetry and cleverly concealed an enormous amount of practical storage. The result is a wonderful streamlined trio of functional rooms that do not seem crammed with cabinetry. Besides the oak floors that run throughout the house and the prominent stainless steel used in the appliances and island countertop, everything is unified in white--the walls, cabinets, subway tile, even the Danish pendant lights: all selected with the help of designer Suzanne Watson to create an environment for today that has peace and simplicity.

Supplier Information ARCHITECT:

Kemp Hall Studio kemphallstudio.com 404.253.1105

DESIGNER:

Inside Interior Design Studio www.inside-inc.com 850.685.5504

BUILDER:

Berndsen Custom Homes berndsencompany.com 404.303.7272

CABINETS:

Morgan Creek Cabinet Company

PERIMETER COUNTERTOPS: White Calacatta marble ISLAND COUNTERTOP:

Stainless steel

FLOORING:

Natural oak stained dark brown

WALL TILE:

Small white glazed subway tile

About the Designer Morgan Creek Cabinet Company offers a personal approach to high-end and luxury cabinets of enduring beauty. For over 30 years, our customers have enjoyed cabinetry with a natural elegance of objects carefully made by hand. Our hallmarks are naturalness and authenticityâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a sophisticated balance of architectural design, flawless craftsmanship and carefully cultivated finishes.

All of our cabinetry is designed and built in our own workshops. Our nearby design studio is located in a 19th century building in the heart of downtown Acworth. It offers designers, architects, and homeowners a showcase to explore our rich and varied collection of many cabinet styles, architectural details, hardware and finishes. Come visit our design studio to see how our cabinetry can help make your home a uniquely personal vision.

MORGAN CREEK DESIGN STUDIO 4346 SOUTHSIDE DRIVE ACWORTH, GA 30101 WWW.MORGANCREEKCABINETS.COM 770.975.9244 24

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70 Interlochen Dr. Atlanta, GA 30342

About the Kitchen This custom kitchen reconciles multiple conflicting design imperatives: professional-calibre function, family comfort, generous storage, refined materials and classical styling. First and foremost a cook’s kitchen, the space is outfitted with strategically placed restaurant-quality appliances, fixtures and storage. Yet the design also provides continuity with the elegance and comfort of the home’s interior architecture. It is, after all, not only a place for food preparation, but a hub for day-to-day family interactions. A subtle palette, high-touch materials and meticulous craftsmanship ensure generations of enjoyment and use.

Supplier Information Harrison Design Associates www.harrisondesignassociates.com 404.365.7760 BUILDER: Hampton Janus-Homes www.janus-homes.com | 678.993.4631 DESIGNER: Insidesign CABINETS: Crystal Cabinets www.crystalcabinets.com ph: 800.347.5045 INSTALLER: Insidesign COUNTERTOPS: Toro Granite www.torogranite.com | 770.455.8810 FLOORING: Insidesign SINK: Franke RGX170 BAR SINK: Franke BBX160 FAUCET: Brizo Vielo in cocoa bronze BACKSPLASH: Specialty Tile www.specialtytile.com | 404.264.0727 APPLIANCES: PIRCH www.pirch.com | 404.341.7555 Thermador CIT365KBB Cooktop Miele DGC 6800 XL Combi-Steam Oven Miele PureLine H 6880 BM Speed Oven Miele Convection Oven H6880 BP Miele CVA6805 Coffee System Thermador UCVM36FS Downdraft Sub-Zero IC-24R Refrigerator Miele Futura Series Dishwasher ARCHITECT:

About the Designer Insidesign is a full-service design practice that specializes in residential interiors. Insidesign’s team of specialists in interiors, kitchens, baths, flooring and architectural finishes creates highly personalized environments that fit the ways people live today. A resource for homeowners and builders alike, the Insidesign studio showcases inspiring vignettes that blend original design and skillfully crafted wood floors, doors, mouldings and cabinetry. Insidesign represents architectural wood finishes made

by Koetter Woodworking, a specialty manufacturer synonymous with sustainably produced, architectural-quality products for more than 50 years. Whether consulting with the homeowner directly or collaborating with the builder, Insidesign brings lifestyles to life.

INSIDESIGN 1231 ASHFORD CROSSING ATLANTA, GA 30346 WWW.MYINSIDESIGN.COM 770.673.0721

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97 Tuxedo Terrace Atlanta, GA 30342

About the Kitchen A unique concept was developed for these life connoisseurs who treasure their family life, world travels, and multi-cultural pasts. This distinctive kitchen is well suited for intimate family dinners as well as for entertaining hundreds.

The kitchen was designed as three separate but integrated spaces. Materials like terracotta tiles and a stucco surround are used in the rustic catering kitchen. Sun-baked ceiling brick tiles and blackstained cabinets are prominent in the handsome bar-pantry. Aged silver-leaf details in the elegant main kitchen take you on a journey from rustic simplicity to modern elegance.

Six stain colors, five countertop stones, and four different backsplash materials were used in this exquisite Spanish Hacienda Style design. A suite of GE Monogram appliances provide professional level cooking and food preservation. Old-world traditions of long and slow cooking meet today’s spontaneous soirees and daily gatherings.

Supplier Information INTERIOR DESIGNER:

Jennifer Kalmes

CUSTOM CABINETRY: Timberland Cabinets COUNTER TOPS:

Premier Surfaces

APPLIANCES:

GE Monogram

WINDOWS:

Pella

FLOORING:

Pope Flooring

About the Builder

LEFKO is one of Atlanta’s most reputable design and build residential construction firms specializing in high quality custom homes, additions and renovations Their select team of talented professionals work meticulously to transform kitchens, bathrooms, basements and entire homes into stunning and functionally remarkable living spaces that are a reflection of their client’s vision, lifestyle, taste and target investment.

David and Marc Lefkovits, LEFKO’s co-founders and brothers, are Industrial Engineers from Georgia Tech. Their relentless focus on operational excellence is the driving force behind their company culture to make each of their customers ecstatic.

Their distinctive 9 step methodology is designed to make their customer’s experience as exceptional and high quality as the final product.

LEFKO DESIGN + BUILD 9 WEST PARK COURT NW ATLANTA, GA 30342 WWW.LEFKODESIGNBUILD.COM 678.902.7270 26

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3880 Brandy Station Court Atlanta, GA 30339

About the Kitchen This family was looking for an update and better function from their kitchen. The design goals were to create a soothing space with quality materials and finishes. Simple details and timeless elements abound in this classic kitchen. By removing a cooktop and bulky hood from the existing island, we were able to open up the space and create better sight lines into the dining room and surrounding areas. A custom hood now becomes the focal point, presiding over handmade crackle tile and a marble backsplash.

Supplier Information Jackie Akers-Home ReBuilders Home ReBuilders CONTRACTOR: Home ReBuilders CABINETS: Greenfield Cabinetry www.greenfieldcabinetry.com INSTALLER: Home ReBuilders COUNTERTOPS: Honed Montclair Marble FABRICATOR: Marmi FLOORING: Wood SINK: Kohler FAUCET: Rohl HARDWARE: Classic Brass www.classic-brass.com BACKSPLASH: Marble REFRIGERATOR: LG RANGE: Wolf MICROWAVE: GE DISHWASHER: KitchenAid HOOD: Vent-A-Hood LIGHT FIXTURES: E. F. Chapman DESIGNER:

ARCHITECT/BUILDER:

About the Designer Home ReBuilders is a 33 year-old, award winning design/build firm specializing in residential remodeling and custom homes. Our design staff is well versed in the details needed to bring beautiful and functional kitchens to life.

Home ReBuilders has a field crew of talented craftsmen, who together with our design team create a seamless effort in designing and building your kitchen or other remodeling project with value in mind.

Our teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority. Our kitchen and bath team is here to assist you in designing your dream space. Home ReBuilders-creating your best investment.

HOME REBUILDERS 2120 PLASTER BRIDGE RD ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30324 WWW.HOMEREBUILDERS.COM 404.876.3000

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5985 Riverwood Dr. Atlanta, GA 30328

About the Kitchen What a pleasant kitchen to work in! Made light, bright and cheerful using cabinetry by Schrock in the Pleasant Hill door style and white painted finish on maple, we continued the concept with Honed Olympian White marble counters and glazed white subway tiles. The new Wolf rangetop has a recessed niche behind it for frequently used items. A new large island with a handy prep sink provides much needed work surface. The pantry cabinets provide abundant storage for this homeowner who loves to cook and entertain.

Supplier Information CONTRACTOR:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

KITCHEN DESIGNER:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

CABINETS:

Schrock | www.schrock.com

INSTALLER:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

COUNTERTOPS:

Olympian White Honed Marble

SINK:

Blanco

FAUCET:

Blanco

HARDWARE:

Hafele and Top Knobs

BACKSPLASH:

Soft White glazed ceramic 3x6 Subway tile, Bottega Stone

REFRIGERATOR:

Sub-Zero

COOKTOP:

Wolf

OVEN:

Wolf

MICROWAVE:

Wolf

DISHWASHER:

Miele

HOOD:

Vent-A-Hood

INTERIOR DESIGNER:

Claire Watkins

ADDITIONAL CONTACT INFO:

www.csikitchenandbath.com www.leichtstudiobycsi.com www.ruttstudiobycsi.com www.csiclosetsandstorage.com sales@csikitchenandbath.com

About the Designer CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio is an award-winning remodeling firm founded in 1992 and recently named #2 residential remodeling company by The Atlanta Business Chronicle. Whether you prefer traditional or contemporary style, we are proud to represent four outstanding lines of cabinetry from which to choose—Jay Rambo Co., Leicht, Rutt HandCrafted Cabinetry and Schrock—as well as Organized Living for closets, garages and more. Our services are not just limited to kitchens and bathrooms—we can also design your dream closet, laundry room, library, bar, entertainment center, wine cellar, home office and basement—or build an addition on your home.

Our customer service sets us apart and creates satisfied customers who refer their friends and neighbors. We have an excellent team of designers, installation craftsmen, remodelers and project coordinators to make sure your project is completed smoothly and on time. CSI is a licensed and insured residential contractor.

We are proud to support the important work of The Junior League of Atlanta for our eleventh year in a row!

CSI KITCHEN & BATH STUDIO 6527 JIMMY CARTER BLVD., SUITE C-2 NORCROSS, GA 30071 WWW.CSIKITCHENANDBATH.COM 770.729.1999 28

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5454 Heyward Square Pl. Marietta, GA 30068

About the Kitchen Anne Cicconi took a kitchen that was very disconnected – huge distances between appliances and a floor plan that resembled I-75 traffic during Friday rush hour – and transformed it into an open and functional space. A highlight of Anne’s design is the unique double walnut islands, which Anne created by removing the oversized closet pantry. With this reconfiguration, a bank of tall cabinetry clears the main thoroughfare leading into the kitchen. Now, the cooking area is self-contained, and the main focal point of the room is a 2-tone hood design with a gorgeous metallic tile.

Aesthetically, the kitchen fits in the Craftsman/Tudor inspired home like a dream – from the use of custom glazed and painted cabinets, to an amazing black granite sink and hand-forged iron hardware.

Since her client’s favorite color is red, the final “pop” of color comes from the whimsical pendants and furnishings.

Supplier Information Anne Cicconi | 770.971.5300 Rose Hall Kitchen Galleria CABINETS: Rose Hall Kitchen Galleria 770.971.5300 INSTALLER: Southern Starr Builders COUNTERTOPS: Vintage Delicatus FABRICATOR: Stone Connection / Construction Resources FLOORING: Rose Hall Kitchen Galleria SINK: Stone Forest FAUCET: Hans Grohe HARDWARE: Schaub BACKSPLASH: Ann Sacks Savoy Metallic ICE MAKER: Sub-Zero HOOD: Rose Hall Kitchen Galleria 770.971.5300 BEVERAGE CENTER: U-Line DESIGNER:

CONTRACTOR:

WINE REFRIGERATOR: LIGHT FIXTURES: KITCHEN PAINT:

OFFICE PAINT:

U-Line Currey & Co. Sherwin Williams SW 7532 Urban Putty SW 7602 Indigo Batik SW 7515 Homestead Brown Sherwin Williams SW 7590 Red Obsession

About the Designer Rose Hall is a true design and build firm blending seasoned, professional designers, thousands of design products and licensed general contractors. Our build process includes all aspects of construction from a simple kitchen re-do to complete architectural planning, build-outs and additions. The approach is one of total integration of function and aesthetics to fit your needs, personality and every room of your home.

In addition, we also offer interior design services and product offerings to enhance the architecture of our projects. We will assist you in completing your new space with furnishings, art, rugs and accessories. Our entire process is hands-on and very personal. We incorporate the latest technology along with shopping trips and in-store displays making sure every last detail is even better than you expected.

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A MESSAGE FROM CHIEF TASTER DICK DENNY Ah, March in Atlanta. Daffodils, crocus, dogwoods, forsythia, jasmine, and even azalea in bloom; Braves playing baseball, Masters around the corner, pollen in profusion, weather unpredictable, and the High Museum of Atlanta Wine Auction. Spring has arrived, along with several dozen of the world’s greatest winemakers and a host of the best chefs anywhere, all to celebrate food and wine and the glories of a grand old time.

This year will be the 23rd and better than ever because of two ebullient cochairs—both beautiful, vivacious and full of ideas for another fun-filled series of events. And brava and hurrah, one of them is none other than the publisher of our long time supporter/sponsor Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Gina Christman, the Queen of Bubbly, who knows her Champagnes. The other is the Ragin’ Cajun Angelle Hamilton, Doyenne of Red. Our co-chairs are poised to bring you all the fun and frolic and great food and wine and wine adventures you have only dreamed of. They’ve worked together for a year planning to add to past Wine Auction highlights. Once again, we’ll have winemakers pouring their finest wines, winemakers and chefs at in-home dinners, and, for the Friday Fête, five of the country’s best chefs, all James Beard award nominees, and all from the Southeast.

It’s another grand prelude to a Saturday of stupendous food and wine, and a joyously raucous celebration at Atlanta’s greatest party—the largest charity wine auction in the United States for the benefit of the arts…all for our own High Museum of Art Atlanta.

Join in the fun.

Cheers, Dick Denny, Chief Taster

Photo by CatMax Photography, LLC.

2015 Co-chairs Gina Christman and Angelle Hamilton kick off the 23rd anniversary.

AUCTION CO-CHAIRS Gina Christman Angelle Hamilton MANAGER Cate Candler Singerman ASSISTANT MANAGER Amy Wong Fortson COORDINATORS Carole Ashworth Crystal Love

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2015 PARTNERS The High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction salutes our generous partners.

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This year the Wine Auction is going to “Uncork a Southern Tradition” with all the charm, elegance and hospitality you expect from the South’s celebrated wine, art and food spectacular. We’ll serve up some classic Southern traditions and pop the cork on a few new ones, too.

So y’all break out your party clothes and prep your palates to enjoy a week of parties, dinners and special events—all served with artful Southern style.

Mark your calendars: March 25-28, 2015!

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Special thanks to Brand Fever who provided the graphic inspiration for this program, published as a supplement to

Esteem Media, Inc. ADVERTISING AND EDITORIAL OFFICES 1117 Perimeter Center West, Ste. N118 Atlanta, GA 30338 (404) 252-6670; Fax (404) 252-6673 Gina Christman, publisher: gchristman@esteemmedia.com AtlantaHomesMag.com Subscription information (800) 264-2456

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SPECIAL GUESTS OF HONOR As an avid wine consumer and collector, Charles Banks co-founded Terroir Selections in 2009, which allows him to invest in, add value to, and market wine passion projects around the world. Terroir Selections owns a collection of wineries that are benchmarks for their quality, typicity, character and value. The current portfolio includes: Cultivate (California, Chile, Argentina and Italy); Agharta, Domaine de la Cote, Leviathan, Mayacamas, Qupé, Sandhi, Whetstone Cellars, and Wind Gap (California); Evening Land Vineyards (California and Oregon); Mulderbosch, Fable Mountain Vineyards, Marvelous Wines (South Africa); Trinity Hill (New Zealand); and Maison L’Oree (France).

Ali Banks, together with her husband Charles, launched Cultivate in 2010. Cultivate, a wine brand that sources and blends wine from all over the world, gives 10 percent of sales to non-profits supporting

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education and basic human needs. Ali spends her time and energy

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helping the team at Cultivate and Terroir Selections build a thriving wine business based on strong relationships with like-minded partners who have a desire to enrich lives, both their own and others.

Since amassing their veritable wine empire in California, Charles and Ali, along with their three children, recently moved back to Atlanta, the city they first called home. The Wine Auction offers our heartiest “Welcome Back!” We’re thrilled to have Ali and Charles as our Special Guests of Honor.

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SPECIAL GUEST CHEF “The Wine Auction gives chefs a unique opportunity to collaborate with each other and the talented people behind some amazing wine labels.”

STEVEN SATTERFIELD Miller Union Atlanta, GA

Steven Satterfield’s authentic approach to farmsteadinspired cooking garnered nominations for Food & Wine’s “People’s Best New Chef” and a James Beard Award for Best Chef: Southeast in 2013 and 2014.

Steven is engaged with the culinary community as a member of Slow Food Atlanta, Georgia Organics, Community Farmer’s Markets, Chefs Collaborative and the Southern Foodways Alliance.

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GUEST CHEFS Steven handpicked four other James Beard Award nominees and winners to collaborate on the sumptuous dinner to be served at the Friday Fête.

Ashley Christensen’s cooking— hinged on her philosophy of bright, fresh flavors and locally

ASHLEY CHRISTENSEN Poole’s Downtown Diner, Beasley’s Chicken + Honey, Chuck’s, Fox Liquor Bar, Joule Coffee Raleigh, NC

grown, seasonal ingredients—

A Tennessee native, Joseph Lenn

has gained local and national

is garnering national attention

acclaim. Ashley is involved in a

for his talents in the kitchen. He

number of charities, including

has won a James Beard award

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for Best Chef: Southeast in

the Southern Foodways Alli-

2013, and was nominated for

ance and Share Our Strength.

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Chef: Southeast.

Edward Lee’s innovative

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People’s Choice Best New Chef: Southeast.

The Barn at Blackberry Farm Walland, TN

cuisine—inspired by his Asian

Tandy Wilson has emerged as

heritage, New York training

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and embrace of the Ameri-

ville’s restaurant scene. Not only

can South— earned him finalist

does City House’s menu feature

nominations for the James Beard

quality local ingredients cooked

Award of Best Chef: Southeast in

with great care, it also allows him

2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014.

to hone his expertise with cured

He authored Smoke & Pickles:

meats. Tandy was named a

Recipes and Stories from a New

finalist for a James Beard Award

Southern Kitchen and hosts Season 3 of The Mind of a Chef.

610 Magnolia, MilkWood Louisville, KY

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS LADIES LUNCHEON: EAT, DRINK AND SHOP WITH THE GALS Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Brand new this year, and not to be missed! Join our effervescent 2015 Co-chairs, Gina Christman and Angelle Hamilton, at Bacchanalia for a phenomenal meal prepared by Chef Anne Quatrano and guest female chefs and winemakers. And afterward, you can shop til you drop at the boutiques of the Westside Provisions District!

DINE AROUND DINNERS: THESE RESTAURANT SUPPAHS ARE SUPER Going On All Week Here’s your chance to enjoy restaurants in Atlanta like no one else can. Literally. Anyone fortunate enough to attend will enjoy an exclusive menu specially prepared by the chefs themselves. Now add world-class winemakers into the mix, pouring special bottles of their top wines paired perfectly with your dinner. Sakes alive! Jealous friends may think you’re puttin’ on airs, but it will be worth it. Make reservations directly with the restaurant. A portion of the proceeds benefit the High Museum of Art.

TASTING SEMINARS: LIP-SMACKIN’ LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR SOPHISTICATED SOUTHERNERS Going On All Week These are not your basic run-of-the-mill wine tastings and cooking classes. No sir, no ma’am. These are events in their own right. We can’t tell you about all the seminars just yet—some details are still falling into place—but we can tell you that renowned culinary and winemaking experts will take you under their wings with the inside scoop, the real skinny on how to get the most out of enjoying food and wine. This may be our best and most eclectic class lineup ever, so make sure you are there for roll-call.

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WINEMAKER DINNERS: FINE WINE AND FOOD AT ATLANTA’S FINEST HOMES—COMPANY’S COMIN’!

Thursday, March 26, 2015 And that company is you! You’re invited to get a taste of something truly special and absolutely unique. These are one-of-a-kind evenings with famous winemakers and incomparable chefs doing what they do best. Winemakers will be pouring wines you may never see anywhere else, and the best chefs in America will be matching them plate-for-glass with extraordinary food. Plus you’ll be enjoying it all in the intimate setting of a beautiful Atlanta private home. Each of these dinners is an impeccable wining and dining experience, presided over by the gracious homeowners themselves. And as we all know, no one entertains like Southerners.

PARTICIPATING LOCAL CHEFS (AS OF PRESS TIME) Matthew Basford of Canoe Angus Brown of Octopus Bar and Lusca Chris Hall of Local Three, Muss & Turner’s and Common Quarter E.J. Hodgkinson of King + Duke Josh Hopkins of Empire State South Linton Hopkins of Restaurant Eugene Kevin Rathbun of Rathbun’s Restaurants Craig Richards of Saint Cecilia Jay Swift of 4th & Swift Landon Thompson of Cooks & Soldiers Jeffrey Wall of Kimball House PARTICIPATING REGIONAL CHEFS (AS OF PRESS TIME) Jeremiah Bacon of The Macintosh, Charleston, SC Justin Burdett, Highlands, NC John Currence of City Grocery, Oxford, MS William Dissen of The Market Place, Asheville, NC John Fleer of Rhubarb, Asheville, NC Kevin Johnson of The Grocery, Charleston, SC Rob McDaniel of SpringHouse, Alexander City, AL Darren Nesbit of Bourbon House, New Orleans, LA Robbie Wilson of Mattei’s Tavern, Los Olivos, CA

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WINEMAKER DINNERS, CONTINUED Thursday, March 26, 2015 PARTICIPATING WINEMAKERS (AS OF PRESS TIME) Ali and Charles Banks of Fable Mountain and Mayacamas Stuart Bryan of Pride Mountain Vineyards Val Bure of Bure Family Wines Jim Clendenen of Au Bon Climat David Fischer of Ramey Wine Cellars Andrea Franchetti of Tenuta di Trinoro Gary Franscioni of ROAR Wines Jenifer Freebairn of Paul Hobbs Winery Greg Gregory of BRAND Napa Valley Julie and Frank Husic of Husic Vineyards Carroll Kemp of Red Car Sam Lando of Lando Wines Pax Mahle of Wind Gap Jeff Mangahas of Williams Selyem Luc Morlet of Morlet Family Vineyards Clay Mauritson of Mauritson Wines Andy Peay of Peay Vineyards Michael Polenske of Blackbird Vineyards Dr. Madaiah Revana of Revana and Alexana Steve Reynolds of Reynolds Family Winery Justin Stephens of D.R. Stephens Estate Joy Sterling of Iron Horse Vineyards Jamey Whetstone of Whetstone Wine Cellars Andy Wilcox of Fifteen Appellations Please check www.atlanta-wineauction.org for details.

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FRIDAY FÊTE: ONE ENCHANTED SOUTHERN EVENING Friday, March 27, 2015 Champagne, anyone? A stylish reception with cold crisp glasses of France’s finest bubbly is the opening act of this incredible three-part Southern soirée inside the party tents at Atlantic Station. Meet and greet friends and vintners, and browse through the night’s Silent Auction items (there are some real gems here).

It’s a perfect prelude to a spectacular second act dinner in the main dining area, very specially prepared by a dream team of highly decorated James Beard chefs from across the South, shining Southern stars every one. Joining the party will be our fabulous vintner guests who will keep your glasses filled with selections from their wineries.

The third portion of this eventful evening begins about the time your delicious dessert is being served, when Bogey and the Viceroy cranks up the volume and the energy with a mix of tunes that will have wine lovers of every vintage shaking their grapes and squeezing every drop out of this exquisite evening’s entertainment. Ain’t life grand?

Can’t join us?

If you are not able to attend the auction but would like to bid on a few of our exciting lots, you can view the auction catalog online at: atlanta-wineauction.org. Download the pages, peruse the details, select your favorites and call or email us for details about bidding online or sending in a sealed bid. We are also able to arrange for telephone bidding during the Live Auction.

Contact the Wine Auction office at : carole.ashworth@woodruffcenter.org or 404-733-4543 for more information.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS VINTNERS’ RECEPTION AND LIVE AUCTION: A LEGENDARY WINE AND FOOD EXPERIENCE Saturday, March 28, 2015 Vintners’ Reception, 11:00 a.m.

Live Auction, 1:00 p.m.

Everything leads up to this—a full-on gastronomic spectacular as the South’s best restaurants and the world’s best vintners converge in the tents at Atlantic Station. Chefs from dozens of top restaurants will serve small plates of culinary heaven. Scores of winemakers from all over the world are pouring their pride and joy into bottomless commemorative wine glasses, answering your questions about style and techniques, vineyards and varietals. It’s your chance to talk one-onone with the rock stars of the wine and food world while sipping and munching their best work.

Okay, enough of the preliminaries. It’s time to uncork another edition of our great Southern tradition—the 23rd High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction. This is the best of the best in rare wines, original art, incredible trips, amazing dinners and more—all for sale to the high bidders during a fabulous frenzy of electricity and excitement to benefit Atlanta’s High Museum of Art. Many lots are unique, one-of-a-kind items, some created specifically for our Auction. You’ll be surrounded by friends and high-lifers who know how to enjoy themselves, so don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of the best party south of the Mason- Dixon line, or anywhere else, for that matter. Come get a heapin’ helpin’ of Southern hospitality.

Thanks to our Auctioneers: Michael Davis, Ben Ferdinand and Moriah Spicer of Hart Davis Hart Wine Co., Chicago

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HAPPENINGS AT THE HIGH IMAGINING NEW WORLDS: WIFREDO LAM February 14-May 24, 2015 The High is pleased to present a retrospective of work

by Wifredo Lam, a preeminent artist of Latin American origin and one of the Surrealist movement’s most influential figures. This exhibition will feature more than 40 paintings and a selection of drawings, prints and ephemera by the internationally renowned, Cuban born artist. In conjunction with this exhibit, the High will present two solo exhibitions by leading contemporary American artists José Parlá and Fahamu Pecou.

Wifredo Lam (Cuban, 1902-1982) Le Sombre Malembo, Dieu du carrefour, 1943 Oil on canvas Rudman Collection. © 2014 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris

GORDON PARKS: SEGREGATION STORY November 15, 2014 - June 07, 2015 This exhibition showcases more than forty color photographs by trailblazing African American artist Gordon Parks, many on view for the first time. Created for an influential 1950s Life magazine article, these photographs offer a powerful look at the daily life and struggles of a multigenerational family living in segregated Alabama.

For more information, visit www.high.org Gordon Parks American, 1912–2006 Department Store, Mobile, Alabama, 1956 Promised gift of The Gordon Parks Foundation

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