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CONTENTS MARCH 2016 // ISSUE NO.329

Home 50

Chastain Charm

Margaret Bosbyshell

puts her signature twist on traditional in a refreshed Chastain Park residence.

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Home, Sweet Retreat A young Buckhead family builds an on-site oasis with the help of D. Stanley Dixon and John Howard.

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Rooted in Style

A rustic estate proves to

be more than a garden-variety home thanks to its inviting interior and lush landscape.

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Poolside Manor

Yong Pak, Richard

Anderson and Jennifer Healey create a splash with a breezy backyard retreat.

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Fresh Start These stylish arrivals make open-air living a breeze thanks to equal parts function and style.

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Discovery: The Cherokee Garden Library A national resource for preserving the beauty of the Southeastern landscape.

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Shop Talk: William T. Smith The Atlanta landscape architect designs extraordinary gardens and outdoor landscapes.

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I’LL NEVER FORGET MY FIRST WINTER IN THE SOUTH. After enduring four bone-chillingly cold winters in the Northeast, I was eager to shed a wardrobe that consisted largely of bulky outerwear, among other waterproof apparel. It was November before the first hint of “chilly” weather arrived, and oh, what a sight—furs, boots, cashmere, leather— despite the fact that temps would return to the 60s later that day.

Southerners, of course, maintain a grand sense of occasion, and Atlantans are no exception. We’ll endure our short few weeks of winter, but by the time March arrives, if daffodils and tulips aren’t blooming, and our outdoor perches aren’t light-filled, pressure-washed and at-theready for springtime entertaining to ensue, it’s grounds for depression.

Regardless of what Mother Nature may have in store for us this spring, our March issue promises to banish any lingering winter blues, thanks to gardens gloriously in bloom (page 66), a pair of perfectly proportioned poolside retreats designed by the city’s top architects (page 62 and 78) and a selection of refined outdoor furnishings that might just inspire the creation of your own private backyard oasis. When home is the ultimate personal sanctuary, isn’t that the most indulgent luxury?

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Winged Beauty

Can chicken coops—and the birds that inhabit them—be as stylish and chic as the abodes they overlook? Only

in the Brookwood Hills backyard of Kevin and Lee Kleinhelter, where a sleek black dwelling houses a flock of gloriously feathered white Silkies. “Having the coop really forced us to interact with our property more than we had ever planned,” says Lee of the design-minded space, accessed via custom round cement pavers.

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STYLE NEWS

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WELL DONE Upgrade outdoor barbecues with the CALIBER PRO Kamado Charcoal Grill and Smoker, which allows for easy grilling, smoking, baking and more thanks to better moisture retention and natural convection.

An exclusive integrated rotisserie option also allows for hands-free roasting, and the Caliber’s insulated design requires 40 percent less lump charcoal than ceramic grills. Available to the trade and consumers

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EARTHY ELEGANCE

LANE VENTURE brings indoor comfort outdoors via its stylish partnership with designer CELERIE KEMBLE. Crafted from weatherproof materials and designed to mimic the proportions of indoor furniture, the Mimi collection, named for Kemble’s stylish mother, Palm Beach-based Mimi McMackin, is handcrafted from feather-light aluminum tubing wrapped in polyethylene synthetic fiber, which gives the impression of rattan while standing up to humidity and heat. Available to the trade at Logan Gardens, ADAC,

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Sleek & Sophisticated

JANUS ET CIE translates classical Scandinavian design elements into modern furnishings with its innovative ILLUM collection, which, though engineered to give the effect of sculpted wood, is crafted from high-tech aluminum.

Seating such as the chaise lounge, above, is also crafted with a polyvinyl mesh, with an adjustable back, making the piece ideal for poolside lounging.

Dining tables, right, are available in with either teak or ceramic tops and boast streamlined, slender legs that cultivate a clean aesthetic. Available to the

trade at Janus et Cie, ADAC, (404) 855-3444; janusetcie.com

BEACH CHIC Maine-based SEA BAGS conjures daydreams of seaside escape with its fresh collection of colorful totes featuring cheery patterns and appliqués of anchors, sand dollars, lighthouses and more—available in a variety of bright colors. Each piece—from spacious duffel bags to compact courier cases—is crafted from reclaimed sailcloth, with hand-spliced rope handles for a carefree, nautical look. seabags.com

Timeless Taste Ideal for punctuating garden terraces or walkways, or standing as a courtyard centerpiece, HADDONSTONE’s WATERLOO URN planter infuses classic, old-world appeal into any outdoor space. Named for the historic Battle of Waterloo in 1815, the statement-making, cast-stone planter, available in three colors, rises an impressive 30 inches high and features timeless elements such as deep gadrooning and

Minimalist Marvel Virginia-based MCKINNON AND HARRIS presents outdoor dining ideal for any setting with its clean-lined GRAHAM collec-

egg-and-dart detail on the rim. Available

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Massie, the highly edited line features a classic silhouette with a simple, broad back panel, while practical details—such as a vinyl, open-weave mesh underside that allows cushions to dry quickly—make pieces durable throughout the seasons. (804)

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STYLE NEWS

Natural Selection

Boasting the brand’s patented Lloyd Loom design, LLOYD FLANDERS’ GENERATIONS collection, designed by John Caldwell, marries allweather durability with stylish versatility. A stainless-steel base is counterbalanced by more natural elements such as handcrafted wicker, soft curves and plush seating—available in an array of fabrics—resulting in classic pieces able to withstand the test of time. Available through

Kolo Collection, (404) 355-1717; kolocollection.com

To the Brim The ideal accessory for any outdoor occasion, from couture outdoor weddings to casual beach walks, LD CAREY’S stylish line of handcrafted hats evoke an effortless sence of luxury. Crafted from materials such as straw, felt, ribbon, feathers and flora, styles range from wide-brimmed and floppy to structured and fitted. ldcarey.com

SHADE STORY Featuring an expansive, 13-square-foot canopy, BARLOW TYRIE’s NAPOLI cantilever parasol provides enough shade for even the most bustling outdoor gathering. Aluminum and stainless steel framing serves a solid base that can stand up to blustery winds, while luxurious eucalyptus wood detailing adds a touch of warmth, blending indoor sophistication with outdoor ease. Available through AuthenTEAK,

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STYLE ON WHEELS A fresh addition to LINK OUTDOOR’s Echo Collection, the Echo Bar Cart offers clean-lined yet sturdy storage for garden party hors d’oeuvres and poolside libations. The cart’s three stacked shelves—available in either natural teak or sleek glass—are held by a durable stainless-steel frame. Available

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STYLE NEWS

NEEDLE IN THE THREAD

Finding a designer online who not only conforms to your budget but also frequents some of your favorite local design sources might feel like finding a needle in a haystack, but a new online platform, REFINED HAYSTACK, launching in Atlanta this month, promises to revolutionize that notion.

Launched in Chicago in 2014 by former Merchandise Mart manager Sabrina Vodnik, Refined Haystack’s success is rooted in making connections—between interior designers and their networks (think the local artisans, boutiques and showrooms they patron)—as well as industry professionals and the homeowners who are seeking design services. In Atlanta, you’ll find online portfolios of designers such as CLOTH & KIND, T. DUFFY & ASSOCIATES and RINEHART DESIGN GROUP, complete with tagging capabilities, reviews and more. Over 3,500 connections have been made on the site’s Chicago platform; expect Atlanta, the South’s design hub, to meet, if not surpass, that number. refinedhaystack.com

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the SPRING! BILTMORE BLOOMS

March 19–May 26, 2016 Once spring arrives, the Biltmore Estate’s sprawling gardens, the final legacy of Frederick Law Olmsted, flourish with colorful blooms. Biltmore Blooms celebrates the array of flowers ushered in: first tulips, followed by daffodils, azaleas, rhododendrons, roses, and other vibrant annuals and perennials. Biltmore Blooms is included with Biltmore

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CELEBRATE SPRING!

March 21–April 19, 2016 Callaway Gardens presents a series of themed weekends known collectively as Celebrate Spring! against the breathtaking backdrop of more than 20,000 azaleas, along with dogwoods, crabapples, daffodils, tulips and more. (800)

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CHIHULY IN THE GARDEN

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Internationally renowned artist Dale Chihuly returns to the

B. LITCHFIELD and designer JACKYE LANHAM; architect BOBBY MCALPINE and designer

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throughout the 30-acre property. Extended hours will be

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CULTIVATED BEAUTY

The Cherokee Garden Library at the Atlanta History Center has become a national resource for preserving the beauty of the Southeastern landscape.

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Suzanna Cullen Hamilton

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WITH MORE THAN 30,000 OBJECTS related to the study of Southeastern horticulture and botanical history, the Cherokee Garden Library at the Atlanta History Center is among the most comprehensive resources in the country for documenting the study, conservation and preservation of the extraordinarily rich landscapes of the Southeast.

Anne Coppedge Carr and members of the socially esteemed Cherokee Garden Club founded the Garden Library in 28

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1975 as a means to preserve and explore gardening, landscape design, floral design, horticulture, botanical art and the ecology of the Southeastern United States.

Under the guidance of Director Staci Catron, the Cherokee Garden Library has expanded its permanent collection to include books, photographs, seed catalogs, landscape drawings and various objects related to gardening dating from 1586 until the present. Catron has established an extensive calendar of educational and

public programs, as well as an endowment for acquisitions and a conservation fund.

“The Garden Library is a repository for Southern horticultural study that is free and open to the public as a true educational resource, and our visitors range from Girl Scouts to renowned Master Gardeners to landscape historians,” says Catron.

A distinct feature of the library is that it serves as a tangible experience that invites visitors to touch the objects and to tour the gardens at the Atlanta History Center. “We invite people to become a part of living history,” says Catron.

Visitors may explore the multitude of gardens on the property, including the lavish Swan House Gardens, the historic grounds of the Smith Family Farm Gardens and the rambling wooded Swan Woods Trails, as well as other gardens that display the rich botanical heritage of the South.

A prolific speaker and writer, Catron traverses the Southeast as she continues to bolster the library’s permanent collection.

However, she is equally passionate about expanded programming that includes exhibitions, lectures and tours. Mrs. Carr would be delighted to see that her vision has flourished as much as the gardens.

On April 12th, the Cherokee Garden Library presents“Southern Uncovered: An Evening with The Lee Brothers,” a program featuring Southern food and culture. atlantahistorycenter.com

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S H O P TA L K Landscape architect Bill Smith’s gardens are always punctuated by interesting elements, such as a brickbordered quatrefoil lawn, right, a 19th-century French garden fountain, below, and one-of-a-kind architectural elements, left.

science before art. There are many variables to consider when creating landscapes, such as soil, construction, drainage and maintenance, that must be determined before the creative process begins.

HOW DO YOU BEGIN THAT PROCESS WITH NEW CLIENTS? The process always begins with a master plan so that the issues of construction and maintenance are addressed.

DO YOU HAVE A PREFERENCE FOR A TYPE OF GARDEN AND COLOR? I love color, and I’m crazy about perennial gardens. However, in locations such as Highlands, I gravitate towards white so that the real

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WILLIAM T. SMITH

With an eye for detail and historical accuracy, the Atlanta landscape architect designs extraordinary gardens and outdoor landscapes throughout the South.

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obstructed.

WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE FLOWERS OR PLANTS? My favorites are foxgloves, delphiniums, peonies, terrestrial orchids and anything blue. I also love Japanese maples, billowing English boxwoods, clipped parterres and all ferns.

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by Atlanta landscape architect William T. Smith of

HOW LARGE IS YOUR PRACTICE? WS: I graduated

gardens, parterres, herb gardens, shade gardens and

William T. Smith & Associates, Inc. From the Georgia

from the University of Georgia with a degree in land-

water features.

Governor’s Mansion to private gardens throughout the

scape architecture and established my practice in At-

WHAT OTHER SERVICES DOES YOUR PRACTICE

South, Smith has enriched Atlanta’s landscape with an

lanta in 1988. It has expanded to include all of Georgia

OFFER? I create entire landscape environments, so I

abundance of perennial gardens, parterres, and one-

and North Carolina—particularly Atlanta, Augusta and

source antique architectural objects including fountains,

of-a-kind outdoor environments. He is also a trustee

Highlands—but I design and oversee every garden.

garden ornaments and millstones. I also design garden

for the Cherokee Garden Library at the Atlanta History

WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF LANDSCAPE DESIGN?

houses and landscapes for weddings and special

Center and a frequent speaker at prestigious venues

While landscape architecture is an art form, it requires

events. williamtsmithgardens.com

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FREQUENTLY DESIGN? Because of the seasons and THE LUSH GARDENS OF THE SOUTHEAST are

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R E A L E S TAT E

PROPERTY REPORT WRITTEN & PRODUCED BY

Lori Johnston

Peachtree and Third

by JPX Works

ATLANTA’S NEW DESIGN LEGACY Which new buildings will best enhance Atlanta’s skyline?

Three architects and designers weigh in on their favorites.

STAN TOPOL, DESIGNER AND

architect and designer John Portman.

One Museum Place Williams is the interi-

Emory Proton Therapy Center-

or designer for the John Wieland luxury

Southeastern Designer Showhouse

Winship Cancer Institute: The bold

residential project, which consists of

107,000-plus-square-foot building “de-

two five-story buildings. “Each of these

mands that one look at it as you drive

buildings is being carefully composed

by,” Topol says.

from a very specific creative rationale,

by the NUMBERS

and neither looks like anything that we

The Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles

have in the city today,” Williams says.

Southeastern Designer Show-

FOUNDER, STAN TOPOL & ASSOCIATES “In the midst of this recent

MARK WILLIAMS, OWNER AND

construction boom, I see many buildings

PRINCIPAL, MARK WILLIAMS DESIGN

that seem to look alike. There are a few

ASSOCIATES “Developers are begin-

CARA CUMMINS, ARCHITECT AND

month, running April 23–May 15.

standouts that I feel would make me

ning to acknowledge the power of good

CO-OWNER, TAC STUDIOS “In major

The 2016 showhouse, designed

stop and look again.”

architecture and design when trying to

cities you see works of architecture

by Logan Design Group Inter-

JPX Works Residential Tower: The

attract buyers or renters,” says Williams.

that speak to the idea of ‘legacy’—the

national and built by Paradise

planned modern glass tower in Mid-

2520 Peachtree: 2520 Peachtree is JPX

idea of building something that benefits

Homes, will feature interior

town, says Topol, is a “visual feast.” The

Works’ planned 23-story tower designed

beyond the purse of the developer.”

designer Suzanne Kasler as

24-story building is planned by JPX

by New York–based ODA and inspired

2520 Peachtree: A great legacy project

founding principal Jarel Portman, son of

by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater.

is JPX’s proposed residential tower

house & Gardens debuts next

on Peachtree Street, whose shape will mimic an urban lantern, as described by architecture firm ODA. “The planned vertical gardens are so compelling,” Cummins says.

honorary chair. Here’s an idea of its generous size and scope.

Square footage of main house

20,000

Decorated rooms

25-plus Bedrooms

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The first residents are slated to start moving in during April 2017, says Michael Blair, managing director of development for Pollack Shores Real Estate Group.

Available units will include roughly 330 one-bedroom, one-

Full Bathrooms

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Finished Floors

bath units with an average of 766 square feet; about 200 two-

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THE ATLANTA BRAVES are about a year away from making

bedroom, two-bath units with an average of 1,160 square feet;

Acres

Cobb County their new home plate, and the same goes for

and a few three-bedroom units will be available, averaging

The Battery’s first residents. The mixed-use development by

1,470 square feet. Starting prices range from $1,280 a month

architect firm WAKEFIELD BEASLEY & ASSOCIATES is

for one-bedroom to $2,955 for three-bedroom. The building

expected to have 531 apartments in three buildings above

closest to the ballpark (and the planned entertainment venue,

shops and restaurants, including Ford Fry’s The El Felix (previ-

the Roxy Theatre), will have more modern interiors, such as

ously announced as Superica). Architectural design group

lacquered black cabinets, quartz countertops and open shelv-

TVSDESIGN will handle interiors, while TSW will oversee

ing. The other two buildings will be more transitional with fea-

landscaping and hardscaping.

tures such as Shaker-style cabinets and granite countertops.

3.5

Guesthouse square footage

2,500

Ceiling Heights

32 feet in the main foyer 28 feet in the great room

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CHEF S E C R E T S FOOD PHOTOS BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

“I learn from my team and they learn from me. We bring more creativity to the table that way.” Chef Michael Perez, Colletta

Clearly, Colletta Executive Chef Michael Perez knows a thing or two about pleasing palates through creativity in the kitchen. With a background that ranges from cooking on cruise ships in Hawaii, a ski resort in Oregon and an Alaskan fishing resort, Perez has been rounding out his skills all over the country. He now splits his time between Colletta in Alpharetta and Indaco in Charleston where he is also Executive Chef. Both Italian concept restaurants are part of the Charleston-based Indigo

without surrendering traditional roots—his team serves up classic Italian dishes...with a rather large dash of soul.

The menu at Colletta will delight the most loyal Italian cuisine aficionado— antipasti, pizzas, pastas, piatti (main dishes)— but surprises like Sous Vide Octopus with Confit, Fried Pork Cheeks and Cannellini Beans, or Pumpkin Risotto are just a couple of melt-inyour-mouth diversions.

“If you want meatballs, we have that; if you want a steak grilled over an open fire, we have that,” says Chef Perez.

“We always try new things while respecting tradition.

Colletta does this really well.”

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AROUND ATLANTA

AN ACCLAIMED CRAFT SHOW AND SMALL-BATCH DESIGNER SHOPPING EVENT CONNECTS ARTISANS WITH DISCERNING ATLANTANS, WHILE TRADITIONAL AND ABSTRACT EXHIBITIONS DEBUT ON THE ARTS SCENE. WRITTEN BY Lindsey

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the world around them while maintaining an appreciation for traditional landscapes. The show will also include a special gallery lecture on March 12 discussing the exhibition and the book that inspired it. 3/7–3/28; ralexanderfineart.com THOMAS DEANS FINE ART’s latest exhibition, Interplay: Paintings by Rebecca Crowell & Jeri Ledbetter, continues through March 26. The show, on view at the gallery’s Miami Circle location, explores the differing approaches the two abstract artists use when creating their works. Crowell, whose pieces have

clockwise from top Jeri Ledbetter’s Tulipano at Thomas Deans Fine Art; a wood sculpture

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Join industry experts such as Ann

the country to the Cobb Galleria Centre.

been described as lustrous and medita-

Mashburn, Kelly Sutton and Mandy Kel-

The three-day show features hand-

tive, uses oil paint and cold wax on

logg Rye for BRANDSHOP ATLANTA,

made creations by artists working in

wooden canvas, her works evolving as

a pop-up shopping event in the West-

ceramics, jewelry, glass, fashion, mixed

she carves into the paint. Ledbetter, by

side Provisions District featuring top

media and more. Programs include Hip

contrast, uses a variety of mediums—

emerging brands created by women.

Pop, Let’s Make, Style Slam and Make

including painting and drawing—to

The two-day event connects consum-

Room: Modern Design Meets Craft, an

create works hailed as energetic,

ers with designers from across the

exhibit styled by four noteworthy Atlanta

charismatic and poetic, with a hint of

country, allowing them to meet and

designers—including James Wheeler

spontaneity. thomasdeansfineart.com

shop together. In addition, the event will

and Willem Stear—and composed of

SPALDING NIX FINE ART debuts

feature a curated speaker series where

vignettes that visually communicate the

two contemporary solo shows this

authorities on entertaining, design, art

essence of North, South, East and West.

month: Marc Chatov’s Recent Paintings

and fashion will connect with guests

3/11–3/13; shows.craftcouncil.org/atlanta

and Spencer Sloan’s Digital Noise. Cha-

through demonstrations, panel discus-

R ALEXANDER FINE ART presents

tov, a traditional realist widely known for

sions and one-on-ones. Brandshop

The Valencian Tradition: Giner Bueno

his portraiture and fine art painting on

Atlanta is open to the public, with limited

& Eustaquio Segrelles, an exhibition of

easels, contrasts sharply with Sloan, a

space available for the Friday speaker

works showcasing the Valencian artists’

mixed-media artist whose recent work

series. 3/18–3/19; thebrandshop.co

traditional Spanish landscapes and

includes digitally manipulating photos

The AMERICAN CRAFT COUN-

coastal scenes. Bueno and Segrelles,

taken by the paparazzi into abstraction.

CIL SHOW returns to Atlanta for its

both known for their striking ability to

An opening reception will be held for

27th year, bringing more than 225 top

capture light in their works, explore

Chatov and Sloan on March 10. Through

contemporary craft artists from across

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Naomi Von Habersham DESPITE THE FACT THAT I GREW UP in the country, I am not an outdoorsy person. I loathe bugs and dirt, detest getting rained on and feel faint when the humidity approaches 80 percent. I guess you could call me a real hothouse flower, one that withers if forced to spend too much time outdoors, exposed to the elements.

But my aversion to communing with nature doesn’t mean I have to completely forgo the benefits of the outdoors—specifically, the scents and sounds of Mother Nature that even I find appealing.

Let’s say I want to pretend that I’m in a forest, surrounded by pine trees. All I need to do is light Rigaud’s Cyprès candle, and I’m quickly transported to an imaginary Carolina pine forest, one without pesky pine needles and bugs. Of course, the more economical option would be to clean your house with Pine-Sol, but the effect will be slightly less luxurious.

If it’s a meadow you wish to be transported to, there are a host of products at your disposal. You can wash your clothes with Tide Spring Meadow detergent, refresh your rooms with Febreze Meadows & Rain spray and lather up with Crabtree & Evelyn’s Somerset Meadow bath gel. Basically, no matter where you go in your house, the smell of a meadow will never be far away.

And in my opinion, the outdoors sound a lot better when indoors. I’m addicted to my phone’s white noise app, which lulls me to sleep every night. The cricket chirps and frog ribbits of the Twilight Insects setting have a soporific effect on me (strange, considering crickets creep me out and frogs I find slimy). On cold nights, I’ll cue Campfire. You get the auditory benefits of a crackling, roaring campfire without having to pitch a tent. And then there’s the—wait for it—Country Meadow, which mimics the sounds of birds chirping and singing in, yes, another meadow. So, fellow homebodies, don’t fret. Thanks to these clever ruses, you too can enjoy the pleasures of the outdoors, all within the confines of your comfortable home.

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DISH

Scoop 5 questions for:

MIKE BLYDENSTEIN & JULIAN GOGLIA

Where to Drink Bloody Marys in Atlanta

The Mercury, the latest concept from the team behind The Pinewood and Proof Old Fashioned cocktail syrup, revisits midcentury cuisine at Ponce City Market.

WRITTEN BY

Linton Hopkins’ beloved HOLEMAN AND FINCH may be known for its burgers, but the modern gastropub’s Bloody Mary is, debatably, equally sought after. Fresh ingredients such

Claire Ruhlin

as hand-milled tomatoes and lime juice mingle with robust additions of cayenne, horseradish, Worcestershire, salt, black pepper and celery

THE MENU AT THE MERCURY IS LARGELY INFLUENCED BY MID-

seeds, while cream sherry adds a

CENTURY AMERICAN CULTURE. TELL US MORE—AND WHY?

hint of sweetness to complement.

Mike Blydenstein: I think we’re reopening an old genre. I mean,

Pick up a jar of Holeman and Finch Bloody Mary Mix at Holeman and

when’s the last time you just sat down and had prime rib or a crab

Finch Bottle Shop to concoct your

Louis salad? You never see them much anymore and you ask your-

own H&F cocktail at home.

self why, because it’s incredible food.

holeman-finch.com

YOU’VE BROUGHT BACK THOSE DISHES WITH YOUR OWN SPIN.

MB: We’re going for the classics here and just putting our own twist on it—steaks, chops, raw bar done right. You can’t beat that kind of

above A Mai Tai cocktail and prime rib steak.

Build your perfect brunch libation at

PORTOFINO’S new Sunday brunch, which—in addition to dishes such

food. We’re having fun with it. We’re playing the hits with a little bit of

as duck Benedict and Italian-style

modern flair. My favorite dish is definitely our certified prime rib.

shrimp and grits—includes customiz-

THE COCKTAIL PROGRAM IS ALSO A BIT OF A THROWBACK.

able Bloody Marys. Choose from a

Julian Goglia: There are fun, kind of cheesy drinks like amaretto

selection of vodka and tequila and

sours and whiskey, and there are things that are a little different, like

an array of artisanal garnishes and seasonings, including bacon, celery,

tableside cocktails. Cocktails are as classic American as baseball.

white anchovy fillet, pimiento-stuffed

HOW DID YOU GO ABOUT INFUSING A SENSE OF NOSTALGIA

olives, jalapeño pepper, celery salt

INTO THE MERCURY’S FOOD AND DRINK MENUS?

and Sriracha. portofinoatl.com

JG: We got kind of nerdy about looking at menus from the ’50s and ’60s for inspiration and adjusting things from there; we were going

THE SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN’s Sunday brunch menu includes an

for that New York–style, hopping place. The Mercury is just sup-

Mary, ideal alongside the restaurant’s

always been a huge fan of midcentury modern design. We wanted to

deviled crab sandwich or pimento

create that supper club vibe that you might find on the East Coast in

cheese and bacon omelet. Crafted

WHAT’S THE MOST INTERESTING ELEMENT IN THIS NEW SPACE?

from Tito’s vodka, the libation is topped with jowl bacon, pickled shrimp, red bell pepper and shishito

JG: The bar is what I’m probably most excited about. It’s 36 feet. It’s

pepper for a savory start to the day.

ambitious but exciting. We’re rooted in classic culture, and the bar is

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an extension of that philosophy. themercuryatl.com

THE MERCURY BY ANDREW THOMAS LEE

as The Southern Gentleman Bloody

MB: We had pretty strong themes about the spirit of the place. I’ve

the ’60s. There’s a lot of walnut, wood and some custom pieces.

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array of breakfast choices, as well

posed to be the party at Ponce City Market.

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The ourishing grounds that surround this sprawling Sandy Springs abode contribute the feeling of

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MARGARET BOSBYSHELL PUTS A TWIST ON TRADITIONAL IN THIS REFRESHED CHASTAIN PARK RESIDENCE, WHERE CASUAL ELEGANCE AND FORMAL ENTERTAINING INTERTWINE. WRITTEN BY Jeanne

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“FOURTH TIME’S THE CHARM,” jokes designer Margaret Bosbyshell of Margaux Interiors. She has decorated three previous homes for her beloved clients, but as their three children grew up, the home’s intention transitioned from raising youngsters to entertaining the young at heart.

When the family moved into their fourth abode in 2011—a five-bed/five-bath renovated ranch house on a deep, lush lot in Chastain Park—Bosbyshell styled the new space with their former furnishings.

But three years later, with their youngest child leaving for college, the soon-to-be empty-nesters and frequent entertainers were ready for an interior refresh. “They originally had a warmer color palette with lots of yellows and rusts but craved a more relaxed and contemporary style that still felt traditional,” says Bosbyshell.

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above The renovated Chastain Park abode is deceivingly large, with five bedrooms and bathrooms. opposite The minimalist, chic breakfast nook features a custom wall unit by Old Biscayne Designs to display the homeowners’ collection of Lowcountry pottery.

connect the interior and exterior while allowing in ample streams of natural light. With a new emphasis on connecting the outside with the inside, Bosbyshell honed in on a clean-lined interior and selected a coastal-inspired palette of lighter blues and creams reminiscent of the family’s travels to Pawleys Island, South Carolina.

The great room surrounds framed windows and French doors that lead to the arched outdoor patio and fireplace. Since the family craved a cozy room to watch TV and to entertain, Bosbyshell selected fabrics that were chic yet subtle in comforting colors and rich textures. The interior flows casually throughout the home thanks to a mix of soft-hued furnishings, dewy walls painted in Benjamin Moore’s Morning Light and an abstract painting by Sarah Otts from Anne Irwin Fine Art. And as a playful nod to the sun-filled space, a starburst mirror from Mr. Brown London at Holland & Company mounted above the natural stone fireplace acts as a visual anchor—and burst of sunshine—for the popular hangout.

The airy breakfast nook boasts a custom round table from Old Biscayne Designs and rattan-inspired seating from Hickory Chair, perfect for sipping coffee while overlooking the terrace or as a serving station for large parties. A sleek, platinum-finished wall unit, also by Old Biscayne Designs, displays the homeowner’s pottery collection, including coastal-inspired pieces from South Carolina’s Lowcountry.

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left The formal living room feels fresh and contemporary with an Oushak rug from Moattar and a painting by Brian Coleman through Anne Irwin Gallery. opposite The dining room reads less formal thanks to a round walnut dining table from Holland & Company and an abstract painting (Purple Plumes on linen) by Sally King Benedict.

As frequent entertainers, the couple wanted a home that effortlessly transitioned from respite with family to festive fĂŞtes with friends, sometimes within minutes.

Rather than a formal elongated dining room table, Bosbyshell incorporated a custom round walnut table from Holland & Company and paired it with Wesley Hall dining chairs for a more intimate arrangement that lends itself to potluck suppers as well as sit-down dinners. “It was important that the home felt approachable and elegant,� Bosbyshell says.

And thanks to its composed decor and multifaceted rooms, the family achieved a comfortable and capable open house, no matter the dress code. See Resources, Back of Book.

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by Lucy Smith Designs. opposite Two tailored Wesley Hall chairs—covered in Suzanne Rheinstein Paisley Linen from Lee Jofa—align the room with the fireplace.

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A YOUNG BUCKHEAD FAMILY BUILDS AN ON-SITE OASIS WITH THE DEFT DESIGN HANDS OF D. STANLEY DIXON AND JOHN HOWARD. WRITTEN BY Kate

WHEN A PAIR OF BUCKHEAD DWELLERS approached D. Stanley Dixon to create their dream pool house, they knew the acclaimed architect would be an excellent fit; after all, he’d already won a Shutze award for his design of their main residence, commissioned by previous owners years before.

Naturally, he referenced the same New England Dutch Colonial hallmarks, including the gambrel roof, a mix of tumbled Tennessee fieldstone and reclaimed granite, painted wood siding and machinesplit cedar shake shingles for a warm yet refined effect.

Other delightful details—such as the mock pigeonnier crowning the garden shed—further define what Dixon describes as a “destination pool,” set deep into the property, fairly removed from the house. For this reason, lauded landscape architect John Howard was instrumental in siting the structure beneath a curving oak tree.

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volumes and lounging on its boxwood-dotted patio.

“They spend entire Saturdays here, barbecue grilling, hanging out, watching TV, taking a nap (in the charming bunk room or loft, perhaps) and swimming,” says Dixon, who provided deft direction for the homeowners’ interior design, as well. “It’s youthful, sophisticated and a bit bohemian. The husband is an avid hunter and had a very large European mount that we used as a focal point.

It says a lot about them and their personal tastes.”

A vintage teak coffee table, rush carpets, Mexican textiles and a sparkling Jean de Merry chandelier add eclectic elegance to the double-height living room, which also boasts limewashed wood beams, painted wood floors, boarded and skim-coated plaster walls, and whimsical windows that keep things light and bright.

“It’s old-fashioned, comfortable … a little bit unpredictable,” Dixon says. And what could be better in one’s own backyard?

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left The double-height living room features a zinc-topped built-in bar with antiqued-mirror panels that pop open for extra storage and a nearby kitchenette for easy meal prep. Floors were painted a soft gloss gray, a polished look that’s also perfect for wet feet. A limewashed ladder leads to an upper-level loft. right The French doors’ curved shutters were painted a rich Charleston green for crisp contrast, and Dixon’s intuitive architectural sight line provides a perfectly framed view to the living room beyond. top Dixon designed a compact bunk room that boasts a quad of sleeping spots complete with Otomi toss pillows.

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THIS RUSTIC ESTATE PROVES FAR MORE THAN A GARDEN-VARIETY HOME, THANKS TO INVITING INTERIORS BY MERIDY KING AND A LANDSCAPE LUSH WITH CAPTIVATING SURPRISES.

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Nestled into the hillside and sited on three bountiful acres, this Sandy Springs abode is seamlessly connected to its nuanced interiors thanks to the design hand of Meridy King.

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AFTER YEARS OF LONGING FOR THE WIDE-OPEN SPACES of the country but still wanting the city within arm’s reach, a family of five discovered their dream domicile in 2003 on a dilapidated Sandy Springs property. The forgotten home offered little besides good bones and three green acres worth digging into. “The house was being sold as a tear-down, but we saw the hidden potential,” says the homeowner.

Thirteen years and a handful of renovations later, the decor was overdue for a face-lift by Meridy King of Meridy King Interiors.

Her mission: to highlight the home’s character while keeping in mind the lush gardens and grounds. The homeowners consider the house and gardens as one continuous space, so King channeled the great outdoors into the 10,000-square-foot house to achieve a dreamy but durable design.

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A once crumbling Sandy Springs fixer-upper now percolates with country-manor charms, like manicured gardens touting sculptural boxwoods. opposite The outside and inside

seamlessly intertwine thanks to large-scale, iron-trimmed doorways that lead to the front courtyard, where family dog Rambo is occasionally known to hold court.

Livability was a top priority. With pets, family, frequent houseguests and countless parties, the home needed to be sophisticated but resilient from the elements of day-to-day living. Easy-to-clean limestone and hardwood make for warm, rustic and ultimately forgiving floors, while elegant, fine-lined furnishings add sit-and-stay appeal.

The two-story living room is the heart of the home, where streams of natural light bounce off the crisp white walls that once sported a heavier hue that did no service to the space. The lighter surface now spotlights the wooden-framed windows, beamed ceiling and grand flagstone fireplace. King selected a soft, neutral palette that pulls from the outdoors and reflects the family’s playful personality. Cream upholstered seating adorned with pillows covered in Nancy Corzine and Galbraith & Paul fabrics pops with blues, greens and grays and complements the large abstract painting by artist

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DESIGNER MERIDY KING CHANNELED THE GREAT OUTDOORS INTO THE 10,000-SQUARE-FOOT HOUSE TO ACHIEVE A DREAMY BUT DURABLE DESIGN.

above Two stories of covered terraces plus poolside seating accommodate overflow guests when the homeowners host parties. right After dynamiting the backyard, the homeowners built layers of beds and gardens throughout the property. opposite A beaded Carmen chandelier by Made Goods adds a whimsical touch to the feminine study.

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above An antique table from the homeowners’ collection adds rustic appeal to the living room. right A round table from AinsworthNoah serves feels anything but formal thanks to cane-back chairs and French doors. opposite King enlisted Dave Lennard to create a custom 40inch square zinc-top coffee table to anchor the great room.

Madeline Denaro from Pryor Fine Art. In the study, a purposely minimalistic use of color on the drapes and rug sets the stage for the room’s breathtaking original woodwork. A contemporary writing desk by Bernhardt pairs with a statement-making Carmen chandelier by Made Goods that’s dripping with elegant strands of coco beads.

Relaxed refinement continues in the dining room and light-filled bedrooms, where careful consideration to color gives an effortless elegance to the spaces that share attention with sweeping views of the blooming yard.

The grounds were always revered as a continuation of the main house, with the homeowners investing hundreds of hours into making the outdoors into a true living room. After purchasing the property, the entire yard was dynamited; the unearthed soil was used to build dozens of beds and the large-scale granite boulders were incorporated to frame the yard and act as sculptural artwork. With the help of Adriana Hernandez of Arcoiris Design Gardening, the segmented yard now boasts a bounty of fruitful gardens growing the likes of herbs, hydrangeas, roses and cutting flowers, as well as quiet sitting nooks tucked away throughout the property.

“With Atlanta’s temperate climate, we spend 10 months of the year reaping the benefits of the outdoors, even when we’re inside,” says the homeowner. “Thanks to the light-filled main house opening onto acres of green gardens, we feel like we’re on a continuous vacation.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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A SOFT, NEUTRAL PALETTE PULLS FROM THE OUTDOORS AND REFLECTS THIS FAMILY OF FIVE’S PLAYFUL PERSONALITY.

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In a guest suite, French doors open onto a hillside garden with layers of blooming beds.

The hanging lamps are Circa; the hearty Atlas bench is from Arteriors, and the linen curtains are Norbar. left Excavated granite boulders from the yard act as sculptural pieces by the swimming pool.

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“WE SPEND 10 MONTHS OF THE YEAR REAPING THE BENEFITS OF THE OUTDOORS, EVEN WHEN WE’RE INSIDE,” SAYS THE HOMEOWNER.

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This enchanting tree house is actually a redwood stump reclaimed from California. The homeowner carved out the interior for a peaceful spot to perch in the garden. The roof is made of small wooden logs sourced from fallen trees and limbs on the property.

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YONG PAK, RICHARD ANDERSON AND JENNIFER HEALEY CREATE A SPLASH WITH A BREEZY BACKYARD RETREAT FOR A HOME NOT SO FAR AWAY FROM HOME. WRITTEN BY

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Douglas fir tongue-andgroove planks cover the walls seamlessly for a contemporary twist to rustic style. Lugo ottomans upholstered in purple de Le Cuona linen nestle under the waterfall concrete console

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WHILE MANY PEOPLE THINK of a pool house as an outdoor rec room where not-sorefined furniture and terry cloth towels go to retire, decorator Jennifer Healey of J. Healey Interiors upgraded this concept, designing a breezy and elegant poolside cottage that acts more like an extended arm of the home.

For their dream outdoor retreat, the homeowners envisioned a space that easily transitioned with their varying needs: hangout room for their three teenagers, entertaining space for poolside parties, and comfortable guesthouse for extended-stay guests. To achieve this, they enlisted architect Yong Pak of Pak Heydt & Associates to create a fluid layout that complements the main house and nestles naturally into their lush backyard design by Richard Anderson.

The family also sought a setup that was inviting year-round. Stained tongue-andgroove Douglas fir covers the walls and ceilings for a welcoming texture that feels authentic against the rock exterior. To create a more traditional look, the design team brought the horizontal layout of the planks into the kitchenette for a sleek, continuous room with a smooth façade that doesn’t skew too rough or rustic.

Pak’s streamlined design focused on raw elements like stone, wood, steel and glass, so Healey selected lighting that would enhance the natural beauty of the space without stealing the spotlight. “The way we approached lighting was the catalyst for much of the project,” Healey said. Instead of overly decorative pieces, she chose simple yet stunning fixtures that echo the space. Suzanne 79

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“WE WANTED THE EYE TO TAKE IN GENERAL IDEAS LIKE SHAPES AND FINISH, VERSUS PATTERN OR FUSSY DETAILS.”

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Formal meets fun in the shared space, with tailored Palermo club chairs from Bungalow Classic sharing the room with a playful billiards table. opposite Architect Yong Pak of Pak Heydt & Associates designed the symmetrical faรงade with natural textures to highlight the outdoor space designed by landscape architect Richard Anderson.

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Kasler’s Morris lanterns are reminiscent of the porch design, with opaque glass that glows like Chinese lanterns at night.

Two Christopher Spitzmiller lamps are visible from the exterior, intentionally integrating themselves into both the front porch vignette and the interior.

Custom concrete waterfall consoles by John Ziebarth of Turning Stone Design create sculpted symmetry in the spacious main room to balance the multifaceted space, which houses a pool table on one side and club chairs on the other.

Additionally, these do double duty as serving tables when the homeowners entertain large groups of friends.

“We wanted the eye to take in general ideas like shapes and finish, versus pattern or fussy details,” says Healey, who selected furnishings intentionally sculptural in shape to mix with a contemporary color palette that pulls from the outdoors. “We didn’t want the interior to distract from the main view—the lovely pool,” she says. See Resources, Back of Book.

above Christopher Spitzmiller lamps anchor an interior nook. right The guest room’s color scheme evokes the currents of water. The powder room, painted Wythe Blue by Benjamin Moore, pulls from the greens and blues outside. opposite The back porch is equipped with a grill and pizza oven, perfect for a festive cookout.

Its Restoration Hardware farm table and benches can accommodate casual suppers as well as more formal outdoor dinner parties.

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PA S SP ORT T O STYL E Allow the natural allure of CRASHING SURF, the romance of WINE COUNTRY and the enduring respite of RESORT LIFE to rejuvenate your soul this spring.

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LUXURIOUS BY NATURE

The Cape hotel in Los Cabos, Mexico, embraces its natural setting with understated elegance.

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THE LAVA ROCK WALKWAY LEADING to The Cape, the hottest new hotel in Los Cabos, Mexico, descends to an open-air lobby with a large humpback whale constructed of driftwood at its entry. Opened last June and the first Thompson Hotel in Mexico, this minimalist hostelry embraces Cabo’s desert-meets-ocean setting with a spare, neo-industrial design nearly drained of color. In a sun-kissed destination known for its lush hideaways, The Cape, as toned down as Tribeca without the urban grit, brings an entirely new aesthetic to Cabo’s hospitality landscape. The Cape is matte black timbered walls, slabs of unfinished concrete, buffed steel accents. No adobe, no barrel roofs.

Angled to El Arco, the iconic sea arch at Land’s End, the 161-suite property fronts Monuments Beach, one of the best surf breaks in Los Cabos.

Catch a wave if you’re brave—or watch the locals ride the foaming waters to the boulder-strewn shore. The best vantage point is a toss-up: the dark-bottomed infinity pool and its swim-up bar, or the comfy daybed for two suspended by steel cables on the balcony of each suite.

What appears to be a trio of unfinished structures is in fact a less-is-more “concept” that does not compete with the beach and sea. The eye travels beyond the neutral edifices to a broad bay and the mountains at Land’s End that mark the terminus of the Baja peninsula. The public spaces, notably the sunken lobby bar, are a study in understated elegance. The sixth-floor rooftop lounge, with its fine views of the Sea of Cortez and nearby Cabo San Lucas, is a tip of the hat to city life.

Manta, the signature restaurant headed by chef Enrique Olvera, presents a pan-Pacific interpretation of traditional Mexican cuisine. (The grilled octopus is a revelation.) The dark-walled Currents Spa is an ominous labyrinth at first glance, but the enveloping darkness and ocean sounds are soothing. Guest rooms, including multi-bedroom suites, are accented by hand-painted tiles, custom-made furniture, a glass cube rain shower, a freestanding tub, and a shelf of books devoted to the ’60s California surf scene. Led by a personable, engaging staff, The Cape succeeds by making nature, not itself, the star. (877) 793-8527; thompsonhotels.com/hotels/ The-Cape-Los-Cabos

above Mezcal-based cocktails are a specialty at the sunken lobby bar. below Nights are magical at Cabo’s trendiest new hotel. bottom A front-row seat on Monuments Beach. opposite, top to bottom Airy, spacious suites at The Cape are angled to the rugged coast and Land’s End. The infinity pool appears to merge with the Sea of Cortes.

BEST TIME TO VISIT The Cape is is ideal in mid-November through midApril, when days are sunny and nights are cool. Whalewatching season runs from December through March.

Delta has regularly scheduled flights from Atlanta to Los Cabos. The Cape is ideal for couples seeking a romantic getaway. In addition to relaxing at the hotel, the concierge can arrange golf, sailing, snorkeling, sunset cruises and a myriad of other activities.

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A COLORFUL LANDSCAPE AND FABLED DRINK

Champagne has been called the wine of kings and the king of wines.

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IN THE CHAMPAGNE REGION OF NORTHEASTERN FRANCE, three grape varieties—Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier—have been enriched by a unique terroir and artfully blended in winemaking. The earliest Champagne wines were popular with royalty in medieval times, but it was the late 17th century before winemakers began to master fermentation and effervescence in the bubbly wine that came to be the legendary drink of celebration.

Champagne has stayed true to its traditions that became the benchmark method for making sparkling wine. Today, more than 300 producers reflect the passion of trailblazers who shaped the Champagne industry—from the Benedictine monk Dom Pierre Pérignon to visionary merchants such as Claude Ruinart and a plucky widow, Veuve Clicquot. Their stories are revealed in tours and tastings at Champagne houses across the winemaking region.

Moët & Chandon, a favorite on the elegant Avenue de Champagne in Épernay, showcases the region’s largest labyrinth of cellars. Two standouts in the city of Reims are the house of Mumm (the official Champagne of the Kentucky Derby and Formula E) and Vranken-Pommery, for its contemporary art installations in the ancient caves, once chalk quarries dug by the Gallo-Romans. Pommery offers an optional tour of its Villa Demoiselle, a must-see for lovers of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles. Beaucoup de Champagne may already have you flying high, but an aerial tour with AéroClub Épernay Plivot is a wonderful way to enjoy the scenery. Or take the bus—Bus en Vignes—for a countryside excursion that includes an epicurean feast with Champagne pairings.

Highlights of a visit to the region include a tour of Reims’ famous Gothic cathedral, where 25 kings have been crowned. With recent restorations, the cathedral’s stained glass windows feature modern designs by Marc Chagall and German artist Imi Knoebel. And, not to be missed, the medieval village of Hautvillers is a true gem, home to the abbey where Dom Pérignon spent 47 years blending grapes, laying the foundation for the acclaimed “Méthode Champenoise.”

Champagne captures the essence of French savoir faire, and its effervescence goes beyond bubbles in a bottle. Sipping a flute of the sparkling wine that fizzes with panache is said to make the soul come alive for all who taste it. Santé!

opposite Vent stacks mark the presence of cellars beneath the vineyards of Aÿ, Epernay’s prestigious Avenue de Champagne. above Fermenting Champagne in Moët & Chandon cellars. below Five-star idyllic retreat, Chateau de Fére; Dom Pérignon’s statue greets visitors at Maison Moët & Chandon.

GREAT STAYS CHÂTEAU DE FÈRE Sleep like royalty in this historic château-hotel, 40 minutes from Reims, with lovely grounds to roam against the backdrop of ruins of the original 12thcentury fortification.

HÔTEL JEAN MOËT The 18th-century manor house is centrally located in Épernay, just steps from Avenue de Champagne. Enjoy the cozy Champagne bar, spa and breakfast in the indoor garden.

L’ASSIETTE CHAMPENOISE Close to Reims, this manor house in a parklike setting is famous for gastronomy and wine pairings by owner/chef Arnaud Lallement, awarded three Michelin stars.

LE CÉSAR HÔTEL PROVINS The owners of this design hotel, a dentist and orthopedic surgeon couple, have stylishly renovated the old post office in medieval Provins, between Paris and Champagne.

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DESTINATION: WELLNESS Ultra-luxurious Parrot Cay is every bit as zen-sitive as it is chic.

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ASIDE FROM THE FACT THAT PARROT CAY IN the Turks and Caicos Islands is one of the world’s lushest resorts and remote private getaways (Bruce Willis, Christie Brinkley, Donna Karan and Keith Richards have sprawling retreats here), the island is almost entirely nature preserve.

Its appeal is enchanting. People travel to Parrot Cay for the remote luxury, but also to wade in the crystal-clear sea and admire what is perhaps the world’s most pristine white sand beach. They relish the swaying palms and tropical air, maybe even the tug of the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the marshes and mangroves on the other.

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health is not a luxury but a necessity, achieved through balance.”

With yoga at its heart, COMO Shambhala is the healthy-living philosophy inspired by the mythological roots of “Shambhala”—the sacred place of bliss. Activities are based on this wellness concept, with world-class experts helping guests find their own zen as they explore synergies between the head, heart and physical being. COMO Shambhala’s spa therapies (including Ayurveda), yoga and Pilates combine with fitness-oriented activities such as biking, nature walks or water-based adventures, and a special ‘living foods’ tradition known as Shambhala Cuisine.

Shambhala menu choices are offered along with a traditional menu at all meals. The Shambhala dishes are nutritionally rich with calibrated ingredients designed to balance nutrients and enzymes. Many ingredients are used in their raw form so that vitamins, minerals and living enzymes are retained. Not only does the staff recognize guests’ desires for simple, authentic cooking, great emphasis is also put on refreshingly simple dishes featuring local fish and seafood.

Daytime activity options are never-ending, but those in search of rollicking nightlife should probably go elsewhere. Relaxation becomes addictive here so it is ideal for people who seek a fully immersive communion with nature (yet not at the expense of five-star pampering) and forego a wildand-crazy party atmosphere.

Accommodations are tropically airy and elegant, most offering ocean views. Luxurious rooms and suites, beach villas and even beach houses rival anything you’ll ever see on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. Villas and houses are surrounded by private dining pavilions and infinity pools, and are just a few steps from the beach. One of the beach houses, The Sanctuary, owned by fashion icon Donna Karan, uniquely features two beachside houses that can be rented as one. Each house has a second-floor master with 360 degree views of the ocean, two personal butlers and a chef.

Parrot Cay by COMO is situated on a private island in Turks and Caicos, 575 miles southeast of Miami, and is accessible only by boat from Providenciales, the main island. Direct flights from Atlanta to “Provo” are available daily. comohotels.

opposite The beach houses and villas at Parrot Cay offer extreme luxury and privacy; each residence has its own pavillion and infinity pool and is conveniently perched just steps from the beach. top right The COMO Shambhala Retreat is the epicenter for yoga and Pilates, adjacent by footpath to the spa. middle row, left to right Native conch and lobster from the Caicos Bank compose a colorful, nutritious salad on the Shambhala lunch menu; The white beach and calm crystal sea makes a perfect backdrop for yoga. below Teak and linen combine to create a tropical, tranquil design for an ocean-facing Terrace Room.

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LUXURY HOMES & ESTATES { BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES GEORGIA PROPERTIES }

5441 NORTH POWERS FERRY ROAD | ATLANTA, GA 30327 North Buckhead gated estate on over two acres with pool, tennis court and guesthouse. Transitional design by Harrison Design with high ceilings and terrace level overlooking pool and outdoor kitchen. Home also has a screening room, wine cellar, gym, sauna and elevator. Debra Johnston; 404-312-1959. Visit 5441NPowersFerryAtlanta.com.

130 CHERRY HILL DRIVE | MARIETTA, GA 30067 A truly magnificent East Cobb property on the 10th fairway and green of the Atlanta Country Club with exquisite views! The entire home has been extensively renovated, featuring only the finest and most exquisite finishes.

Enjoy the security that a Control4 Smart Home system offers. Marsha Sell/ The Sell Team; 404-830-2000. $1,975,000.

200 DIAMOND POINT | FAYETTEVILLE, GA 30215 Extraordinary brick home with spectacular backyard oasis (salt pool, hot tub, fire pit and outdoor kitchen). Casually elegant with over 6,500 square feet on 5-acre private wooded lot. Three fireplaces & hardwood floors on main! Owner’s retreat w/ sitting area, coffered ceiling & see thru fireplace.

Finished terrace level with media & rec room, pub bar, wine cellar, guest suite, office & workshop. Susan Fitzgerald; 770-652-7376. $985,000.

410 OAKMONT CIRCLE SE | MARIETTA, GA 30067 Custom-designed home and a rare opportunity to own paradise in East Cobb’s Atlanta Country Club Estates. This stunning home features an amazing pool with waterfall, master on main, guest house and a two bedroom, two bath apartment above the four-car garage. Marsha Sell/The Sell Team; 404-830-2000. $4,450,000.

1255 MOUNT PARAN ROAD NW | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Private, gated residence in Buckhead on 2.17 acres in one of Atlanta’s premium zip codes. Entertainer’s delight with double porches, a finished terrace level, chef’s kitchen and a functional floor plan. Enjoy the serene grounds complete with a beautiful garden, pool and loggia. Debra Johnston; 404-312-1959. Visit 1255MtParanAtlanta.com. $1,725,000.

4348 PAPER MILL ROAD | MARIETTA, GA 30067 Stunning East Cobb gated Mediterranean-style estate features world class finishes throughout. Gym with sauna, wine cellar, elevator, pool house with chef’s kitchen and guest suite, lighted tennis court, media room, and more.

Incomparable artisan details and the finest materials define this exceptionally graceful home. Jeffrey Arron; 917-868-1687. $9.1M.

(770) 992-4100 | WWW.BHHSGEORGIA.COM ©2015 An independently operated subsidiary of HomeServices of America, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, and a franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc.® Equal Housing Opportunity.

Information deemed accurate, but subject to change without notice. If your property is currently listed with a Realtor, please disregard this notice. It is not our intention to solicit the offerings of other Brokers.

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LUXURY HOMES & ESTATES { BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES GEORGIA PROPERTIES }

2000 IRON MOUNTAIN ROAD | CANTON, GA 30115

429 LANGLEY OAKS DRIVE | MARIETTA, GA 30067

Custom timber frame designed by MossCreek. This distinctive five bedroom home is nestled in an estate community, surrounded by 7.9 acres of Georgia woodlands. vstouffer@windstream.net. Vicki Stouffer; 404-3917904. $975,000.

One of the most convenient locations in Atlanta! This East Cobb home is just minutes to Sandy Springs, Buckhead and an easy drive to the airport.

This exceptionally spacious home features an updated kitchen and master bath, finished terrace level and a yard like no others you’ll find. Marsha Sell/ The Sell Team; 404-830-2000. $975,000.

3918 SWEAT CREEK RUN | MARIETTA, GA 30062 Stunning custom-built stone and brick home. This estate is one of original eight homes built with the finest quality finishes. Lanai off back of home that looks off into wooded lot. Annette Davis Team; 678-494-2758. adavis94@ bellsouth.net. $775,000.

76 SMOKERISE POINT | PEACHTREE CITY, GA 30269 Lakefront estate! Over 8,000 square feet of quality includes an executive library flanked by judges paneling, 2 story great room + keeping room surrounded by windows, and owner’s retreat on the main level. Terrace level features pub bar, recreation, billiard and game rooms, gym, office & guest suite! Susan Fitzgerald; 770-652-7376.

13715 PROVIDENCE ROAD | ALPHARETTA, GA 30004 Amazing European home with hard coat stucco. Gated 2+ acre lot with a gorgeous pool and lovely landscaping, great for entertainment.

Sigi Goldstein; 770-309-2456. $875,000.

6705 POLO DRIVE | CUMMING, GA 30040 Stunning executive entertaining home in Polo Golf & Country Club, a 72 par golf course in the top metropolitan Atlanta growth sector of Forsyth County, GA. Superb Vickery schools, and private education available as well. More info at PoloDrive.info. McBrayer Milton Team/Tricia Williams; 678-283-4826. $750,000.

(770) 992-4100 | WWW.BHHSGEORGIA.COM ©2015 An independently operated subsidiary of HomeServices of America, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, and a franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc.® Equal Housing Opportunity.

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

6216 GILSTRAP ROAD | MURRRAYVILLE, GA 30564

105 REYNOLDS PLACE | FAYETTEVILLE, GA 30215

Historic Gilstrap Mill. Custom brick estate on the Wahoo River front with 17.5 acres including original Mill House and four-board fencing. Immaculate home with gorgeous millwork, gourmet kitchen, keeping room, family room with stone fireplace and owner’s suite on main with doors to upper deck. Terrace level has family room with fireplace. Spectacular and serene with breathtaking views. Agent Name: Kimberly Lamb; Price: $895,000.

Gorgeous Cape Cod! Rocking chair porch facing a 7-acre park, soaring family room with fireplace, huge cook’s kitchen, banquet-sized dining, master suite with fireplace on main, dual staircases, loft/library and bonus room.

Terrace level features bedroom and en suite, a family/theater room and overlooks the Pebble Tec saltwater pool in the fenced backyard.

Agent Name: Kay Fulp; Price: $570,000.

608 HEXHAM COURT | SUWANEE, GA 30024

6350 SUNBRIAR DRIVE | CUMMING, GA 30040

Pristine home in Edinburgh Bear’s Best gated golf community. Soaring foyer, gourmet kitchen with island views and keeping room with dual fireplace. Exquisite master suite, amazing terrace level with entertainment room, full bath and storage. Fenced backyard on gorgeous corner lot. You can live this rewarding lifestyle with state-of-the-art amenities and a 24-hour gate attendant. Agent Name: Ericka Mitchell; Price: $489,900.

Stunning home on Polo’s 17th fairway! Elegant ranch with designer finishes, a gourmet kitchen, covered veranda overlooking an outdoor oasis with saltwater pool and waterfall and an outdoor stacked stone fireplace. The finished terrace level boasts a bedroom suite with private full bath, a family room with fireplace, half bath, full bar, billiard room, wine room and more.

This home is truly remarkable. Agent Name: Ed Short; Price: $725,000.

10530 HIGHGATE MANOR DRIVE | DULUTH, GA 30097

1618 HARTLAND DRIVE | DECATUR, GA 30033

Lovely family home in pristine condition. Like new without the new home price! Beautiful hardwood floors, soaring great room with wall of windows and a coffered ceiling. This home boasts a formal living room and dining room, chef’s gourmet kitchen featuring Jenn-Air appliances and island, huge owner’s suite with fireplace and a daylight basement.

Agent Name: Brad Carlton; Price: $649,888.

Fabulous executive home! From the two-story foyer and sweeping staircase to the two-story great room overlooking the pool with lanai, this home was designed with lots of living, fun and entertaining in mind. Renovated kitchen features chef-quality appliances. Finished terrace level boasts a heated pool with hot tub, two screened porches, deck, private fenced backyard and a circular driveway with double-gated iron post fence.

Agent Name: Jody Steinberg; Price: $850,000.

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

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Lush Life lushlifehomegarden.com .......................................................... DB30 Marcia Weber Gardens to Love gardenstolove.com ...................................43 Materials Marketing mstoneandtile.com ....................................................... 15 Mathews Furniture + Design mathewsfurniture.com ................................ 25 Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams mgbw.com ........................................................11 MODA Floors & Interiors modafloorsandinteriors.com .................... DB30

ADAC adacatlanta.com..................................................................................DB31 AH&L Reader Day adacatlanta.com............................................................. 48 Alfresco alfrescogrills.com ........................................................................... DB08 AmericasMart americasmart.com .................................................................. 4,5 Atlanta Community Food Bank acfb.org ................................................. DB30 Atlanta Glass & Mirror crhomeusa.com ................................................ DB22 Atlanta Steeplechase atlantasteeplechase.org...................................... 34,36 Aztec Stone aztecstoneempire.com ................................................................... 1 Bell Kitchen and Bath Studio bellcabinets.com .................................... DB03 Bellwether Landscape bellwetherla.com ....................................................... 40 Berkshire Hathaway Home Services ..................................................................... bhhsgeorgia.com ...................................... 92,93, inside back cover Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate metrobrokers.com ........................ 94 Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts boxwoodsonline.com............................... DB30 Brandshop thebrandshop.co ............................................................................. 16 Buckhead Atlanta buckhead-atl.com ............................................................. 45 Cambria cambriausa.com............................................................................ DB23 Circa Lighting circalighting.com ........................................................................ 7

MTI Baths mtibaths.com...............................................................................DB07 Neolith stonecenteratlanta.com...................................................................DB14 Old Edwards Inn oldewardsinn.com ...............................................................14 Paradise Homes paradisebuildersinc.com ......................................................31 Pirch pirch.com ............................................................................................... DB02 Porcelanosa porcelanosa-usa.com ...................................................................17 Pryor Fine Art pryorfineart.com ....................................................................... 12 Rev-A-Shelf rev-a-shelf.com .........................................................................DB18 Room & Board roomandboard.com ..................................................................9 Sean O'Keefe Events seanokeefeevents.com ............................................. 46 Southeastern Designer Showhouse southeasternshowhouse.com ....... 32 Sub Zero subzero-wolf.com ..........................................................................DB15 Talbots talbots.com ............................................................................................. 2,3 The Container Store containerstore.com .........................................................6 The Dump thedump.com ...................................................... inside front cover U-Line u-line.com........................................................................................... DB32 Vinings Gallery viningsgallery.com............................................................WA16 White Glove Storage & Delivery WhiteGloveDelivery.com ..................... 26

Coldwell Banker Previews coldwellbankerpreviews.com ....................... 23 CSI Kitchen and Bath Studio csikitchenandbath.com ........................ DB09 Davios davios.com/atl ................................................................................... DB29 DCD Kitchen & Bath Design Studio dcdcabinets.com .........................DB11 Dixon Rye dixonrye.com ......................................................................................18 Ferguson ferguson.com ........................................................................................41

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FireRock firerock.us ..............................................................................................27 Franke franke.com ...........................................................................................DB19 Georgia Ovarian Cancer Alliance gaovariancancer.org ...........................47

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Bosbyshell, Margaux Interiors Ltd. (404) 600-2174; margauxinteriorslimited.com.

Harry Norman Realtors harrynorman.com ................................................... 39

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Hastings Landscape.

Hermes hermes.com ............................................................................back cover

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Hidden Mountian Resort hiddenmountain.com .......................................... 84 Huff Harrington huffharrington.com...............................................................37 Insidesign myinsidesign.com ............................................................................ 29 Jim Thompson jimthompsonfabrics.com .........................................................13 Junior League of Atlanta jlaatlanta.org .......................................................... 46

ARCHITECT Stan Dixon,

D. Stanley Dixon Architect. (404) 574-1430; dsdixonarchitect.com.

Pages 66-77 R O OT E D I N S T Y L E

INTERIOR DESIGN Meridy King,

Meridy King Interiors. (404) 252-3377; meridyking.com. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Adriana Hernandez, Arcoiris Design Gardening, (404) 438-9955; arcoirisdesign.com.

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INTERIOR DESIGN Jennifer Healey,

J. Healey Interiors. (404) 862-1942; jhealeyinteriors.com. ARCHITECT Yong Pak, Pak Heydt & Associates. (404) 231-3195; pakheydt.com. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Levantina levantina.com/us ..........................................................................DB21

Richard Anderson, Richard Anderson Landscape Architect. (404) 892 1788; richardan-

Logan Design Group logandesigngroup.com ..............................................33

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MARCIA REFLECTS ON THE LONGEVITY OF THE SCREENED PORCH, A MUST-HAVE FOR OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING AND, THANKS TO ATLANTA’S TEMPERATE CLIMATE, A STAPLE FOR FASHIONABLE ATLANTANS.

DOWN IN ATLANTA, THERE’S NOTHING WE LOVE MORE THAN INDULGING in the luxury of a screened-in porch—nearly all year long, in fact—while our Northern friends’ outdoor fun is decidedly much more short-lived.

Sure, we enlist our designers and architects to install ceiling- and wall-mouted outdoor heaters (heat lamps, I’m afraid, are now absurdly outdated), but the truth is, we’re flipping those switches when temps dip below 65, which, ironically, is about the same time when Northerners trade 96

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And, while during the ’70s and ’80s, women pined for for glassed-in porches and chintzy white rattan furniture (someone, somewhere had the nerve to decry the screen itself as ugly, metal, and the opposite of decorative), today’s screened porches have returned with a vengeance (how fast can you say “mosquito-borne illness”?)

Where better a place than to lounge, feel the breeze, shoot the breeze and laze away the day. This is a place we call home.

ERICA GEORGE DINES

Drawing inspiration from the late Dorothy Draper, designer Craig Duncan created a freestanding screened-in porch that’s a blend of indoor refinement and natural flair.

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DESIGN BLOGGERS CONFERENCE & GARDEN BLOGGERS CONFERENCE M A R C H 6 - 8 , 2 0 1 6 G R A N D H YAT T B U C K H E A D | AT L A N TA , G A

*Please note: Agenda subject to change. Please visit design-bloggersconference.com or garden-bloggers-conference.com for updates.

SUNDAY, MARCH 6

All conference sessions will be held in Grand Ballrooms 1 and 2 at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead Hotel

12 P.M. – 8 P.M. Registration Please pick up your badge and goody bag. The badge is your admission to the conference program, breakfast, lunches, receptions and official after parties. Don’t forget to sign up for your free Blog Clinic, which is included in your registration.

7:30A.M. –7:30 P.M. Registration Please pick up your badge and goody bag. The badge is your admission to the conference program, breakfast, lunches, receptions and official after parties. Don’t forget to sign up for your free Blog Clinic which is included in your registration.

Blog Clinics appointment only – sign up at the registration desk.

Blog Clinics appointment only – sign up at the registration desk.

12 P.M. – 4:30 P.M. Exhibitor Set Up

7:30 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. Coffee and Networking in the Exhibitors and Sponsor Pavilion

OFFICIAL KICKOFF FOR THE 2016 DESIGN BLOGGERS CONFERENCE & GARDEN BLOGGERS CONFERENCE All attendees are invited and all activities are included in your registration package.

8:30 A.M. – 9 A.M. Welcome and Intro Adam Japko, CEO, Esteem Media and founder of Design Bloggers Conference, Garden Bloggers Conference, and Home Design Digital Marketing Summit

2:30 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. Pre-Conference Workshop 1: How to Make Your Writing Sing Workshop space is limited and open to the first 50 participants – free to DBC, GBC or Digital Marketing Summit registrants. Instructor: Saxon Henry, author and columnist for Architizer; founder and blogger at The Diary of an Improvateur and Productrazzi.

3:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.M. Pre-Conference Workshop 2: How to Take Amazing Photos with Your Smartphone Workshop space is limited and open to the first 50 participants – free to DBC, GBC or Digital Marketing Summit registrants.

Instructor: Colleen Duffley, photographer and magazine and television stylist 4:30 P.M. – 5:30 P.M. Exhibitors & Sponsors Welcome Reception Sponsored by Tasker Agency & PuTTin’ OuT A special welcome reception for all our Exhibitors and Sponsors only, hosted by Esteem Media and the Event Team – a great networking opportunity and our way of saying thank you!

5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. Welcome Reception Sponsored by Benjamin Moore at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead All attendees are invited to attend.

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9 A.M. – 9:45 A.M. Opening Keynote: Cynthia Rowley, fashion designer and owner of Cynthia Rowley Boutiques Sponsored by Chairish 9:45 A.M. – 10:30 A.M. Managing Facebook, Instagram and Blogging Platforms as an Integrated Unit Speaker: Christi Tasker, a nationally acclaimed award-winning retailer and interior designer and marketing and branding expert 10:30 A.M. – 11 A.M. Refreshment Break/ Networking in the Exhibit and Sponsor Pavilion Sponsored by ADAC 11 A.M. – 12 P.M. Social Media Star Speakers: Justina Blakeney, designer, design blogger and one of the world’s leading curators on Pinterest 12 P.M. – 12:45 P.M. Blogger and Brand Collaborations Speakers: Julianne Taylor, founder and creative director of Taylor Burke Home; and Courtney, founder and blogger of French Country Cottage 12:45 P.M. – 1 P.M. Conference Scholarship Awards Sponsored and presented by Duralee

8 P.M. Sunday Official After Party Sponsored by Traditional Home and Ferguson All attendees are invited - location to be announced.

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1 P.M. – 2 P.M. Lunch is served with time for networking with Exhibitors and Sponsors 2 P.M. – 2:45 P.M. Keynote: India Hicks India Hicks, author, model, entrepreneur, TV personality and daughter of famed designer David Hicks 2:45 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. WordPress and Google Analytics: Websites, Blogs, and Analytics Made Simple(r) Speakers: Natasha Murphy, web developer and founder of Nicely Built; and Adrienne Brown, digital strategist and founder of Adrienne J Media 3:30 P.M. – 4 P.M. Refreshment Break/ Networking in the Exhibitor and Sponsor Pavilion 4 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. Think Like an Editor: Turn Good Design Blogs, Articles, and Books Great Speaker: Robin Catalano, managing editor and senior copywriter for The Annie Selke Companies 4:45 P.M. – 5:30 P.M. Visibility, Efficiency and Effectiveness in Design via Social Media Speaker: David Brian Sanders, founder of David Brian Sanders Interiors 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. Networking Reception Sponsored by Sherwin Williams at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead 8 P.M. Monday Official After Party Sponsored by Traditional Home and Container Store Closets

TUESDAY, MARCH 8 7 A.M. – 8 A.M. Coffee in the Exhibitor and Sponsor Pavilion 8 A.M. – 8:15 A.M. Opening Remarks 8:15 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. Hall of Fame Awards Presentation Our annual Hall of Fame Winners will be announced 8:30 A.M. – 9:30 A.M. Keynote: Nathan Turner Designer on Bravo’s Million Dollar Decorator, author, and entertaining expert 9:30 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. Social Media Metrics 10:15 A.M. – 10:45 A.M. 4-Hour Home Design Workweek?

Say “YES” to Affiliate Marketing Speaker: Kelly Fallis, founder and CEO of Remote Stylist, the online furniture platform with 350+ brands, $1 shipping duties included in Canada/USA and free Stylist sourcing help 10:15 A.M. – 11 A.M. “Visual Web” Marketing + Instagram Power Tips Speakers: Adam Japko, CEO of Esteem Media and Connor Dwyer, graphic designer and photographer who has amassed 76.4k followers on Instagram with his compelling photography 11:30 A.M. Special Excursion – Buses leave Grand Hyatt Buckhead for PIRCH SHOWROOM and PHIPPS PLAZA 12 P.M. – 1 P.M. Special program and lunch at the PIRCH SHOWROOM 1:15 P.M. – 2 P.M. Keynote: Mary McDonald at Phipps Plaza Mary McDonald is an award-winning, internationally published Los Angeles-based interior designer, one of the stars of Bravo TV’s Million Dollar Decorators & the Property Envy series 2:30 P.M. Return to the Grand Hyatt for Home Design Digital Marketing Summit

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10:30 A.M. – 11:15 A.M. The Role of Traditional Media in the Digital Marketplace Speakers: Jessica Romm, Editorial Director of domino and Beth Fuchs Brenner, Chief Revenue Officer of domino

TUESDAY, MARCH 8 All sessions will be held in Grand Ballrooms 1 and 2 at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead Hotel 3 P.M. – 4 P.M. Keynote: Digital Impact on Design Commerce Speakers: Monica Dodi, co-founder and managing director, Women’s Venture Capital Fund (WVCF); and Gretchen Hansen, founder and CEO of Decorist.com 4 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. How the Digital World Transformed My Business Speaker: Jaime Derringer, founder and executive editor of modern design blog Design Milk, the “go-to” site for unique modern interiors, home furnishings, art & architecture reaching millions of readers 4:45 P.M. – 5:30 P.M. Digital Online Marketplaces Versus Going It Alone Speaker: Anna Brockway, co-founder and chief curator of Chairish

7:30 P.M. Official Tuesday After Party All attendees are invited – location to be announced.

3:15 P.M. – 4 P.M. Digital Branding: Color and Message Are Critical Speaker: Eric Haydel, a designer who blends the warmth of Southern Hospitality with the sensibilities of New England and president of the ASID New England Chapter

8:30 A.M. – 9:15 A.M. KEYNOTE: Building Your Brand Through Content, Commerce & Community Speaker: Liza Hausman, Vice President of Industry Marketing at Houzz

4 P.M. Wrap-up and Closing Remarks – Home Design Digital Marketing Summit

9:15 A.M. – 10 A.M. Build a Powerful Brand …and They Will Come Speakers: Esther Dunbar-Callum, co-founder/editor in chief of The Global Design Post and Diana Dunbar Place, co-founder of The Global Design Post

THURSDAY, MARCH 10 10 A.M. – 5:30 P.M. ADAC Digital Day Location: ADAC – 351 Peachtree Hills Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30305

10 A.M. – 10:30 A.M. Refreshment Break/Networking time in the Exhibit and Sponsor Pavilion

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2:30 P.M. – 3:15 P.M. E-Commerce Marketing Trends

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12 P.M. – 1 P.M. Special Lunch Presentation: Applying Science to Social Media Speaker: Afif Khoury, founder and CEO of SOCi, Inc., has been at the forefront of technology for 20 years

1:45 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting My Online Shop Speaker: Kelly Fallis, founder and CEO of Remote Stylist, the online furniture platform with 350+ brands, $1 shipping duties included in Canada/USA and free stylist sourcing help

6 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. Networking Reception

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Cynthia Rowley Brimming with energy, Cynthia Rowley imbues a sense of adventure in all of her design projects, be it wetsuits or her ready-to-wear. This fall, Cynthia successfully launched her first home furniture collection for Hooker Furniture at High Point market, a range that includes 140 pieces. Cynthia Rowley is a leading global lifestyle brand sold in over 60 freestanding collection boutiques, as well as in department, specialty and online stores worldwide.

While attending the Art Institute of Chicago (where she had every intention of becoming a painter), Rowley fell into fashion when a local department store buyer discovered her on the train. That initial interest gave Cynthia the confidence to move to New York City, where she went on to win the CFDA award for best new talent, became a best-selling author and has appeared on TV shows such as Project Runway, Letterman, The Today Show and Celebrity Jeopardy.

She was named Designer of the Year at the American Image Awards this past April, and continues to bring innovative design concepts to new categories that extend beyond the realm of fashion, some of which run the gamut from office products, to furniture, beauty, tech accessories, and a fully realized line of fitness clothing which launched this spring.

India Hicks Author, model, entrepreneur, TV personality and daughter of famed designer David Hicks, India Hicks comes from both British and design royalty. Her Godfather is the Prince of Wales, and India was a bridesmaid at his wedding to Lady Diana.

India is connected to a broad spectrum of tastemakers and is established as an influencer amongst modern, strong, entrepreneurial women. Unencumbered by tradition, India has made bold life choices that inspire women to join her in the pursuit of an extraordinary life.

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(continued from page 8) others, the time for change arrived. With two strong businessminded partners, she launched a lifestyle brand: India Hicks.

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Mar y McDonald Mary McDonald is an award-winning, internationally published Los Angeles-based interior designer. She is the one of the stars of Bravo TV’s Million Dollar Decorators & Property Envy series and is consistently ranked as one of House Beautiful’s Top 100 Designers.

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Nathan Turner Nathan Turner starred in Bravo’s Million Dollar Decorators, a show focusing on the lives of successful Los Angeles based designers as they navigate the high-pressured design world.

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For more than 10 years, CHRISTI TASKER was a nationally-acclaimed retailer and interior designer before she discovered her true passions: marketing and branding!

Christi created a clear and concise brand that stood out from the rest of the crowd.

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Obsessed with color, plants, travel, creative reuse and thrifting, JUSTINA BLAKENEY is a designer and design blogger with a bohemian heart. Domino, Better Homes and Gardens, Marie Claire and Refinery29 all agree that Justina’s blog is one of the best design blogs on the web! Harper’s Bazaar recently named Justina a top designer to follow on Instagram and Justina is one of the world’s leading curators on Pinterest with over 1 million followers. She has worked with brands such as Anthropologie, 1st Dibs, OneKingsLane, eBay, CB2, AirBnB and Joss & Main.

ADAM JAPKO is CEO and Founder/Owner of Esteem Media, Inc, Design Bloggers Conference, Garden Bloggers Conference and the Home Digital Design Marketing Summit.

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ADRIENNE BROWN is a Digital Strategist and founder of Adrienne J Media, a digital marketing firm. Adrienne has an extensive background in B2B, consumer and lead generation marketing and advertising. As a self proclaimed digital media maven, Adrienne is obsessed with all things digital and committed to helping brands become their “digital best.”

JULIANNE TAYLOR has quickly emerged as one of the home décor industry’s most prominent female entrepreneurs. Her company actively engages the blogger community.

Taylor Burke Home’s bold, unexpected and sophisticated designs are highly sought after by premiere interior designers across the nation. Julianne is the author of DesignHER, available next Spring and carries a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the University of Georgia.

NATASHA MURPHY describes herself as just a good girl who likes design and computers. Natasha has 10+ years of front-end development experience and is a big fan of clean, responsive web design. Design, development, and online marketing all fall into her firm’s, Nicely Built, wheelhouse. Whether it’s e-commerce, professional websites or personal blogs, Natasha is dedicated to WordPress for good reason.

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COURTNEY, of the blog French Country Cottage, knows the power of patina, that fresh flowers and a chandelier belong in every room, and the mix of rustic & refined is perfection. She also understands that working with large brands to leverage a significant audience is a win/win opportunity. Courtney has deep experience creating content that followers find engaging and that benefits her partner brands. Courtney writes about lifestyle, design, DIY & the renovations of her 1940’s cottage. When she isn’t behind the computer she acts as photographer and stylist for several top magazines.

KELLY FALLIS is the founder and CEO of Remote Stylist, the online furniture platform with 350+ brands and free stylist sourcing help. A true pioneer in the online furniture world, she can dazzle you with stories documenting her trials and tribulations when it comes to import/export, logistics, custom development, marketing, brand management, web development, ecommerce, big data and real estate matters.

ROBIN CATALANO is managing editor and senior copywriter for The Annie Selke Companies. She has worked as a professional journalist, copywriter, and book and magazine editor for nearly 20 years, with articles appearing in Gourmet, Culinary Trends, Berkshire Magazine, Stage Directions, Let’s Live, and Berkshire Living, among others.

She has edited more than 300 fiction and nonfiction titles for publishing companies such as Penguin Putnam, Simon & Schuster, The Harvard Common Press, Workman, and Inner Traditions International.

CONNOR DWYER lives in Atlanta while working on his masters in graphic design at SCAD. He has amassed 76.4k followers on Instagram with his compelling photography. He thinks graphic design and photography are essential for building brands, but mostly enjoys making people feel loved. Hear how Connor creates inspired Instagram campaigns with powerful results.

DAVID BRIAN SANDERS relies on social media as an easy outlet for potential clients to view his work. New clients around the globe hire his firm after engaging with his digital images and online galleries. David resides in Los Angeles and his work has been published in Renovation Style, Traditional Home and The Los Angeles Times. He has also appeared on Bravo’s Millionaire Matchmaker and a special home makeover edition of Fox’s America’s Most Wanted. David believes there is no better way to increase visibility than having a well-constructed and manageable social media campaign.

With over 20 years of experience as a design, architecture and travel journalist, SAXON HENRY understands content creation. Her journalistic credits include The New York Times, Elle Décor and Architectural Digest. A columnist for Architizer, she’s published books ranging from design and architecture to nonfiction. Saxon began blogging in 2009 and currently maintains two blogs: The Diary of an Improvateur and Productrazzi.

COLLEEN DUFFLEY has been shooting people, places and things around the globe for 25 years. She shoots, directs, produces and concepts for magazines, commercials and ad campaigns. Getting a shot on film the way her mind sees it is her incessant challenge, and it’s what makes her still so in love with a career she started so many years ago. Light is her inspiration and what propelled her to become a photographer.

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Monica Dodi Monica Dodi is co-founder and managing director of the Women’s Venture Capital Fund and investor and board director of Decorist.com, a next generation B2C interactive home design platform. She will share her insights on the internet’s lasting impact on new ways design businesses and consumers engage in commerce and interior design. A visionary on the cutting-edge of the high-tech landscape and an advisor and angel investor to new ventures in internet innovations, Dodi earned her Bachelor of Science in international economics from Georgetown University and Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School.

Gretchen Hansen Gretchen Hansen founded Decorist.com and continues to serve as CEO. House Beautiful calls Decorist.com “affordable, game-changing, and fun.” Gretchen will share her vision and experiences in taking interior design to the web.

The launch of Decorist.com was conducted under Gretchen’s vision of making great design accessible simpler for everyone to create amazing spaces that reflects a personal style; all within their budget. Gretchen earned her Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School and is passionate about understanding consumers and creating products that meet their needs.

Jaime Derringer Jaime Derringer is the founder and executive editor of the modern design blog Design Milk, which quickly became the “go-to” site for unique modern interiors, home furnishings, art & architecture and is now one of the most popular design blogs reaching millions of readers across the globe through various channels. Design Milk has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, Time Out New York, San Francisco Chronicle, Singapore Home & Decor magazine, and Real Simple magazine.

Liza Hausman Liza Hausman is vice president of industry marketing at Houzz, an innovative residential remodeling and design platform and community. Liza co-founded her first internet startup in 1998, a home improvement retailer eventually sold to Walmart. Over the last seven years, she has worked with interior designers, architects, contractors and landscape designers to remodel and decorate nearly every inch of her home in Palo Alto, California.

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JESSICA ROMM is domino‘s editorial director with over a decade of experience working for prominent media properties and brands identifying and driving trends in design, home decor, fashion and style. Talented in writing and packaging fresh editorial content and leveraging a lifestyle vision that draws inspiration from decor, fashion, travel, entertaining, design, and art. Jessica has written and edited for publications including GQ, Elle Decor, Elle, Conde Nast Traveler, Martha Stewart Living, Wall Street Journal and most recently worked on strategy and concept for a new Estee Lauder media property.

ESTHER DUNBAR-CALLUM is the cofounder/editor in chief of The Global Design Post. With three decades as a designer, Esther is best known for her unique carpet, rug and fabric designs. Esther lives with her husband and 11-year-old twins in the California Wine Country and their 18thcentury farmhouse in Upstate New York.

The Global Design Post is her most exciting project to date, as it has combined her love and knowledge of design with the excitement of partnering with the deep talent found amongst her family, friends and fellow designers.

DIANA DUNBAR PLACE is the co-founder of The Global Design Post. She has 25 years of experience in advertising and marketing for international brands such as Hyatt Hotels and Resorts and Anheuser Busch. She also spent 10 years as senior vice president of Interactive Marketing for AOL during the dot com era of amazing growth. This and her lifelong long love of design, as well as her creative passions, paved the way to create The Global Design Post with her cousin Esther.

BETH FUCHS BRENNER is domino‘s chief revenue officer and served as the founding vice president and publisher of domino from its launch in 2005 until its close in 2009.

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CHRIS LEGG provides ongoing consultation to Constant Contact in scanning the globe for developments in great email technology. He acts as senior managing director at Progress Partners and General Partner at Progress Ventures. He previously held similar roles at Tandem Expansion Fund and Argo Global Capital. He has extensive international experience having spent considerable stages of his career or made investments in Canada, the United States, Europe and Asia.

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ELIZABETH BROWN is the Chief Executive of Viyet, a New York-based ecommerce startup in the interior design space specializing in consignment services for pre-owned designer furniture and accessories.

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AFIF KHOURY, Founder and CEO of SOCi, Inc., has been at the forefront of technology for 20 years. From his early contribution to the Human Genome Project, a career as a high tech M&A attorney, a manager of two successful Venture Capitalist funds and Founder & CEO if two successful startups, AďŹ f has made a career out of following the data.

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CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio is an award-winning design firm specializing in kitchen and bath design. We are proud to represent some of the top quality lines of cabinetry available in Atlanta including Leicht, Rutt HandCrafted Cabinetry, Jay Rambo and Schrock. Whether you prefer traditional or contemporary style, we enjoy designing the right ambience to enhance your home and suit your lifestyle with exquisite cabinetry, state-of-the-art appliances, the latest in countertops and more. In addition to to kitchens and bathrooms, we also design and install your dream closet, laundry room, library, bar, entertainment center, wine cellar, home office or basement media center. Our team of designers, installation craftsmen and project coordinators make sure your project is completed smoothly and with quality workmanship. Come and see why we say, “Others promise, CSI delivers.”

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Dear Friends and Patrons, Welcome to The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.’s 19th Annual Tour of Kitchens! An Atlanta springtime tradition, the Tour of Kitchens has raised more than $1.8 million since its inception to advance our mission of promoting volunteerism, develop the potential of our members, and improve our community.

The Junior League of Atlanta (JLA) is an organization of women volunteer leaders who have, for the last 99 years, continued to make a positive impact in our community. We are 3,500 brave and bold trained volunteers who contribute approximately 75,000 volunteer hours each year to local nonprofit agencies supporting women and children. JLA members are working to improve Atlanta by focusing on early childhood education, human trafficking, and generational poverty. We are women transforming our city. The JLA Tour of Kitchens and associated Toast of the Tour party are one way you help us create a better Atlanta.

We introduced our patrons to a new event this year, Pour Before the Tour, celebrating the launch of the 19th annual Tour of Kitchen ticket sales. We extend our gratitude to Williams-Sonoma, Inc., the host and sponsor of this inaugural event, for this tremendously successful affair. Toast of the Tour, the official kick-off party for Tour of Kitchens, celebrates our gracious homeowners, talented designers, and wonderful contractors responsible for the awe-inspiring kitchens on the Tour. There, attendees enjoy gourmet food stations and signature cocktails, as well as the highly anticipated silent auction.

Our thanks as well to PIRCH, our generous Toast of the Tour host, for creating one of the most talked about events of the League year.

You will be inspired by the vision and artistry of 14 prominent kitchen designers during the two-day Tour of Kitchens while enjoying culinary demonstrations from some of Atlanta’s top chefs. For 19 years, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Magazine and Brad Hanner have partnered with the JLA to make the Tour of Kitchens a success. We are grateful for their continued commitment to the JLA. Your patronage of the Tour of Kitchens empowers our members to truly be “Women Transforming our Community.” Enjoy the tour!

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Sponsorship

Jennifer Paucke: chair

Raquel Rojas: chair Melissa Cittadino Bianca Roberts Carly Totin

Liz Wright: chair Heather Cummings Michele King Meredith Moses Elizabeth Riccardi

Events Tricia Harton: chair Jennifer Fleury Denay Garlington Stephanie Kurland Kimberly McGeough Jadon Thompson Meredith Walker

House Leaders

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Jennifer Gay: co-chair Shawna Poole: co-chair Nicole Battle Rosemary Brown Beth Ann Clanin Andrea Hinkel Maggie Holcombe Jennifer Jones Ruthie Minick Kristin Nix Aynsley Renz Patricia Shenkman Mary Smither Mamie Vogel Brandy Wright

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Operations Ebony Smith: chair Katie Arminio Melissa Kaplan Mary Peck Victoria Wright

Program

AJ Layo: chair Elizabeth Person Alison Short Kelsey Stone Angela Williams

VIP Dinner Victoria Cuesta: chair Courtney Ferenick Kathleen Hyder Meagan Kemmerer Vera O’Sullivan Maria Rigby Tori Spencer

Toast of the Tour Kathryn-Ruth Bergstrom: co-chair Rebecca Mayo: co-chair Sara Clayton Laura Denton Rachel Hudson Kate Parnell Hannah Wahlen

Auction Claire O’Rear: chair Julia Flannery Monica Newton Krista Stepney Diane Young

Program Designer Keegan Coleman (Sweetgum Creative)

Fund Development Coordinator Cathy Ottley

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And in Atlanta, community is everything. PIRCH proudly supports the Junior League of Atlanta in its tireless efforts to bring knowledge and joy to the women and children of this city.

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When: Friday, March 11, 2016 7:00PM - 10:30PM

Where: PIRCH - 3535 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Georgia Located at Lenox Square Marketplace

Kick off The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.’s Tour of Kitchens as PIRCH, an Atlanta premier design studio, hosts the highly anticipated Toast of the Tour. Stroll through dream kitchen and bathroom concepts while dining on sumptuous bites and delicious cocktails. Live music, hands-on culinary vignettes and a very impressive silent auction complete a JLA favorite event of the year!

SINGLE TICKETS: $60 until February 26; $75 February 27-March 11

To purchase tickets visit www.tourofkitchens.org or call 404-261-7799. Tickets may not be purchased at the door.

Cocktail Attire Requested, Complimentary Parking Provided

Tour of Kitchens Host Committee A Special Thank You to our Tour of Kitchens Host Committee for their support!

William Ahern Angie & Tim Ahrens Jonathon & Sarah Barge Krystal S. Barnett Jen & Paul Bennecke Kathryn-Ruth Bergstrom & Allen Sasser Stacy Brees Joey Coker & Terri Bridy Coker The Cote Family Shannon & Shawn Cunningham Karen Doolittle & Lester Dragstedt C. Dawn Edwards C. V. Fowler Ali & Chris Gant Laura Guerin Lindsey E. Hardegree Meghan & David Harrison Lisa N. Higgins Amy Hindman

Kelley M. Ibuki & John V.O. Kennard, Jr. Jennifer Indyk Joann E. Johnston Ken Edwards Properties Kate & Adam Kauffman Wes & Courtney Kaylor Barrett & Eddie Krise Diane & Joseph Larche’ Shannon & Betsy Leach Carolee Larsen & Christina McKelvey Colleen McQuone Rebekah & John Murphy Ginny Nickles Elizabeth A. Oswalt Jennifer Paucke Elizabeth Rebo Christine Reed Kat Reynolds & Cara Daly Ursula & Joe Reynolds

Jennifer P. Rose Sonya & Brad Rowlands Alex Seblatnigg Patty & Drew Shenkman Sara Simonds & Katie Tabor Sarah Anne Smith & Zenda Jones Lizanne Stephenson Christina & David Sweeley Charlotte & David Terrell Macie Thompson Erin Tollison Kaitlin Walker Caroline & Glenn Warren Steven & Breanne West Brian & Elizabeth-Ann Wieber Kathryn Woodward Lorin Young Your Design Solutions (YDS Homes) 7

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TOUR

OF KITCHENS EVENTS

- SATURDAY, MARCH 19

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

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218 Londonberry Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 CHARLES WILLIS - ALL DAY An Atlanta institution since 1948, Charles Willis has proudly served three generations of brides with its fine china, crystal, invitations and gifts. They offer over 400 china patterns from the finest manufacturers in the world, assuring that today’s brides will find the perfect pattern. Their bridal registry has expanded nationwide via the website, www.charleswillis.com. Visit Charles Willis in the heart of Buckhead at 465 East Paces Ferry Road NE or telephone 404-233-9487.

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460 Laurel Chase Ct. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 BATDORF & BRONSON COFFEE ROASTERS - 10:00 AM Ren Doughty has been active in the specialty coffee world for 17 years. He’s the Outreach & Customer Support Coordinator for Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters here in Atlanta and he can’t imagine working for anyone else. Batdorf & Bronson has been sourcing and roasting some of the world’s best specialty coffee right here in Atlanta for more than 20 years. Many of Atlanta’s favorite restaurants and cafes serve Batdorf. When he’s not hanging out with his wife, Julia, and their three children you’ll find him leading tours of their roastery, serving fresh coffee at art events around town, judging local latte art competitions or riding his motorcycle to a good bookstore.

BUCKHEAD CLUB -

2:00 PM

Born and raised in France in the Northwest side of Paris near Versailles, Daniel Andre started his culinary career as a graduate of Ecole Hoteliere de Paris, where he learned classic French cooking techniques. Daniel then trained at the restaurant Ledoyen on the famous Avenues des Champs Elysees, spent a year in the military service and then went on to Restaurant Les Trois Marches in Versailles with Three Star Michelin Chef Gerard Vie. In 1989, he came to the United States and spent seven years with the Ritz Carlton Hotel Company. After the Ritz Carlton, Daniel was the Executive Chef at Atlanta National Golf Club for more than three years. He has been at Buckhead Club for seven years.

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3591 Grove Gate Ln., Atlanta, GA 30339

COOKBOOKS -

ALL DAY

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, Inc.’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.

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4266 Paces Ferry Rd. SE, Atlanta, GA 30339

BEAUTIFUL BRINY SEA -

10:30 AM

Suzi Sheffield, a self taught cook, veteran restaurateur and native Atlantan, founded Beautiful Briny Sea in 2011. The artisan dry goods company was born of her love for and appreciation of those who work with the land. Thus, each and every ingredient in Beautiful Briny Sea’s salts, sugars, and other sundries is sourced and gathered with integrity: locally grown herbs, foraged mushrooms, organic spices and hand-harvested salts from around the world. Thanks to her creativity and years of experience with specialty foods, Suzi is able to expertly blend uncommon and unexpected ingredients, resulting in one-of-a-kind goods that lend exquisite flavor to fine cooking.

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170 15th St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30309

EPICUREAN ENDEAVORS -

11:00 AM

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.

GUNSHOW -

2:30 PM

Executive Chef Joey Ward has been a Kitchen Dude since Chef Kevin Gillespie opened Gunshow in Atlanta’s Glenwood Park Neighborhood in 2013. Starting as a Sous Chef, Ward has proven his passion for creativity in the kitchen and has a keen eye toward presentation. His talents have led him to be named Jezebel’s Best Rising-Star Chef and listed on Zagat’s “30 Under 30” for people redefining the hospitality industry in 2014. Ward is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York where he earned a degree in culinary arts management.

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Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

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Saturday Directions START at

3154 Northside Pkwy. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 (JLA HQ)

Head southeast on Northside Pkwy NW toward Rilman Rd NW (go 0.3 mi) Turn left onto Moores Mill Rd NW (go 0.6 mi) Turn left onto Northside Dr NW (go 2.4 mi) Turn right onto Mt Paran Rd NW (go 1.7 mi) Slight left onto Long Island Dr NW (go 0.3 mi) Turn left onto Londonberry Rd NW (go 0.1 mi) NOTE: Park on right side of street only.

218 Londonberry Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

will be on the left

Head northwest on Londonberry Rd NW toward Kenbrook Way NW (go 1.1 mi) Turn left onto Powers Ferry Rd NW (go 0.9 mi) Turn right onto Mt. Paran Rd NW (go 0.1 mi) Turn right onto Laurel Chase Ct NW (go 0.1 mi)

460 Laurel Chase Ct. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

will be on the left

Head southeast on Laurel Chase Ct NW toward Mt Paran Rd NW (go 0.1 mi) Turn right onto Mt Paran Rd NW (go 3.3 mi) Turn right onto Northside Pkwy NW (go 1.2 mi) Turn left onto Paces Mill Rd SE (go 0.5 mi) Turn left into Piedmont Physicians Group for offsite parking (3020 Paces Mill Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30339) NOTE: All cars must park at Piedmont Physicians Group.

3591 Grove Gate Ln., Atlanta, GA 30339

will be on the right

Turn left onto Paces Mill Rd SE (go 0.1 mi) Turn left onto Paces Ferry Rd SE (go 0.5 mi) House #4 is located in Paces Oaks, a small gated community on the right immediately after the Paces Ferry Rd SE and New Paces Ferry Rd SE intersection.

NOTE: Limited parking is available in Paces Oaks. Parking is available across the street on Teton Drive SE.

4266 Paces Ferry Rd. SE, Atlanta, GA 30339

Head east on Paces Ferry Rd SE toward Craggy Point (go 0.3 mi) Sharp right onto Woodland Brook Dr SE (go 0.8 mi) Turn right onto Orchard Knob Dr SE (go 0.7 mi) Turn left onto Valley Trail Dr SE (go 135 ft)

4224 Valley Trail Dr. SE, Atlanta, GA 30339

will be on the right

Head north on Valley Trail Dr SE toward Orchard Knob Dr (go 135 ft) Turn right onto Orchard Knob Dr SE (go 0.7 mi) Turn left onto Woodland Brook Dr SE (go 0.8 mi) Slight right onto Paces Ferry Rd SE (go 1.8 mi) Turn left onto West Paces Ferry Rd NW (go 358 ft) Turn right to merge onto I-75 S toward Atlanta (go 4.6 mi) Take exit 250 toward 16th St/14th St/10th St (go 0.5 mi) Keep left onto Techwood Dr NW (go 0.4 mi) Turn left onto 14th St NW (go 0.5 mi) Turn left onto Peachtree St NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn right onto 15th St NE (go 0.3 mi)

170 15th St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30309

will be on the left

Head west on 15th St NE toward Peachtree Cir NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn left onto Peachtree St NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn left onto 14th St NE (go 308 ft) Turn right onto Juniper St NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn left onto Ponce De Leon Ave NE (go 4.2 mi) Slight right onto W Ponce de Leon Ave (go 0.4 mi)

712 W. Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur, GA 30030 will be on the right

will be on the left

3154 Northside Pkwy. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 218 Londonberry Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

NOTE: Park on right side of street only.

460 Laurel Chase Ct. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 3591 Grove Gate Ln. Atlanta, GA 30339

NOTE: Offsite parking at Piedmont Physicians Group (3020 Paces Mill Rd SE). All cars must park at Piedmont Physicians Group.

4266 Paces Ferry Rd. SE, Atlanta, GA 30339 NOTE: House #4 is located in Paces Oaks, a small gated community on the right immediately after the Paces Ferry Rd SE and New Paces Ferry Rd SE intersection. Parking is available in Paces Oaks and across the street on Teton Dr SE.

4224 Valley Trail Dr. SE, Atlanta, GA 30339 170 15th St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 712 W. Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur, GA 30030 12

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

The original kitchen was designed primarily with aesthetics in mind with very little upper storage. A storage room/scullery located behind the hood wall was the home to several of the appliances and most of the storage for the kitchen. The ovens were also located in this windowless space. For such a large room with 12’ high ceilings, the hood seemed dwarfed in the space and a large stainless refrigerator and beverage center surrounded the sink window, consuming any storage offered on the sink wall.

With the new homeowner desiring more of a chef’s kitchen, the scullery was torn out and the space was added to the main kitchen. State-of-the-art appliances were incorporated into the kitchen including separate wall ovens both at a perfect ergonomic height, a built-in coffee system, microwave, warming drawer, cooktop, Teppanyaki flat grill, double downdrafts, and a pot filler faucet. Upper cabinet storage was added, with glass doors and decorative mullions for a bit of flair and cantilevered stainless corner shelves for a bit of interest. A massive island with a quartzite waterfall top adds a great prep space and opportunity for the homeowner/chef to visit with guests while entertaining.

1 218 Londonberry Rd. NW Atlanta, GA 30327

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Designer:

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio www.designgalleria.net with Jamie Washington and LaTanga Stevens www.kdbdesigngroup.com Downsview Kitchens Cabinets:

by Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111 Antique White by AGM Imports Countertops: www.agmimports.com Main Sink: Dornbract Grosvenor Kitchen Designs UK Bar Sink: Blanco Faucet: Dornbract Grosvenor Kitchen Designs UK Pulls: Matthew Quinn Collection Miscela Vanadeco Mosaic Backsplash: www.specialtytile.com 404-264-0727 Wolf Cooktop: Wolf Oven: Sub-Zero Refrigerator: Wolf Microwave: Miele Dishwasher: Warming Drawer: Wolf Wolf Coffee System: Wolf Downdraft Hood: Cook and Dine Teppanyaki: KDB Design Group Light Fixtures: KDB Design Group Barstools:

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been an innovative leader in the kitchen and bath industry for over 35 years. This design firm of 20 talented professionals has created and installed awardwinning 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. From the initial planning sessions to the finishing touches, each project is approached with a fresh enthusiasm and unique vision for what is possible.

KDB Design Group is a full service Interior Design firm dedicated to guiding clients through all phases of the design process. Committed to helping the client achieve their vision, our team listens to what the client’s needs are and we have a natural ability to capture personal styles and preferences. KDB Design Group is skilled at solving complex space and design problems. We work closely with reputable architects and builders to ensure quality workmanship on each project. Our extensive experience and creativity has led to industry recognition, and most importantly, very satisfied clients.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio 341 Peachtree Hills Ave. NE Ste. 234 Atlanta, GA 30305 www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111

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KDB Design Group www.kdbdesigngroup.com 404-448-1708

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

Our client’s 1994 6,000 sq. ft. home is a blend of contemporary and traditional architectural styles featuring a large, open floor plan. Unfortunately, the spacious kitchen and breakfast room were outfitted with low-grade cabinetry, fixtures and appliances and faced issues with inadequate storage, an undersized island, and a misplaced closet and laundry room, all of which showed 21 years of use.

Our client wanted an elegant, functional chef’s kitchen, featuring ample storage space and refrigeration, more island work space, and better functionality for both day-to-day living and entertaining.

The new kitchen was designed with custom cabinetry, a 48” range, and custom hood. A luxuriously sized island with a farmhouse sink was added, featuring overhang seating and an integrated 4x6 breakfast table. Perimeter cabinetry now boasts generous storage and an abundance of quartz countertop space, plus a supporting butler’s pantry and mudroom. The homeowners are thrilled with their preparation alternatives: convection or steam ovens, gas burners, a grill or griddle or a microwave drawer, and the ever toasty warming draw. Increased storage space was provided by utilizing an auxiliary stacked W/D and a mudroom-style wardrobe with storage nooks. The kitchen design features exquisite cabinetry for serving items, more countertop space, a supplemental prep/cleanup sink and refrigeration drawers.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Builder:

Designer:

Cabinets: Countertops: Sink: Faucet: Pulls: Backsplash: Appliances:

Refrigerator:

Paces Construction www.PacesConstruction.com 404-841-8841 DCD Kitchen & Bath Design Studio, Joe Hazellief www.DCDcabinets.com 678-325-3600 Shiloh Custom Cabinetry Cambria Quartz Kohler Farmhouse Vigo Dresden Pull-Down Spray w/Faucet Top Knobs - Hopewell Collection Element “Sand” Glass Linear Mosaic tile PIRCH www.pirch.com 404-341-7555 Thermador – Refrigerator & Freezer

Columns Thermador – Microwave Drawer Thermador - Star Sapphire Thermador – 48” Pro Grand with Steam Oven Wine Refrigerator: Sub-Zero

Microwave: Dishwasher: Range:

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

Paces Construction Co. and the design team at DCD Kitchen & Bath Design Studio brought the client’s vision to life. “We know this project is only successful if our client thinks so,” stated Joe Hazellief, designer at DCD. Every new project, whether it is a kitchen or a complete home remodel, starts with listening carefully to our client. Only by understanding what is most important to them can we create a beautiful and functional space that is an expression of their personality and lifestyle.

Diversified Cabinet Distributors 5250 Brook Hollow Pkwy.

Norcross, GA 30071 www.DCDcabinets.net 678-325-3600

Paces Construction www.PacesConstruction.com 404-841-8841

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

This renovation marks a very special shift for the homeowners as they approach being empty nesters. They were ready to create a space that is a true reflection of their style and personality, while incorporating their love for the low country.

In order to achieve this look, the space was opened so that the kitchen worked as the center of the whole main floor. Walls across the back of the home were all converted to windows to maximize light. Wood-clad ceiling and aged brick walls were added to bring the low country into the home. The light colored cabinetry and butcher block island add a balance of light and warmth against the new medium brown floors. All the latest in appliances including the concealed steam oven were used to create a chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cooking experience.

The Butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pantry, which is tucked into the new dining room, serves as the beverage station for the family and transitions the dining room from a rarely used to daily space. Finally, the lighting, which is a mix of aged lanterns and an antique chandelier, add character to the space and the classic furnishings that flank the space create comfort while the soft fabric palette adds to the peaceful space.

3 3591 Grove Gate Ln. Atlanta, GA 30339

The home is right out of the low country and into the city. Classic, sophisticated, yet comfortable.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Builder:

Designer:

Cabinets:

Installer: Countertops:

Sink: Faucet: Pulls: Backsplash: Installer: Cooktop: Oven: Refrigerator: Dishwasher: Hood: Paint:

Tony Reaves; Intown Builders Group www.intownbuildersgroup.com 770-605-5922 Tish Mills; Harmonious Living www.harmoniousliving.net 404-814-3838 Natalia Makarova; Karpaty Cabinets www.karpatycabinets.com 678-947-8188 Karpaty Cabinets Atlanta Natural Stone LLC www.atlstone.com 770-455-8020 Shaw Original Fireclay Kohler Matthew Quinn Collection Taj Mahal through Marmi Natural Stone and Brick Atlanta Natural Stone LLC Wolf Miele Sub-Zero Bosch Francois + Co. White Dove by Benjamin Moore

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNERS

Karpaty is an Atlanta-based company, founded in 2002, that specializes in the design and creation of exclusive high-quality cabinetry. We create customized solutions for every aspect of life at home. 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.

Tish Mills founded Harmonious Living in 1999. The common thread to all of her design is a sense of peacefulness and balance. She believes that great design is a reflection of the homeowner, the way they live and their surroundings.

As a second generation custom home builder, Tony Reaves, the founder of Intown Builders Group, has earned a strong reputation for quality workmanship and conducting business with integrity, honesty and fairness. For more than 18 years, Intown Builders Group has elevated luxury home building and remodeling in Atlanta, delivering the finest craftsmanship with superior execution and attention to detail.

Karpaty Cabinets, Inc. 1535 Oak Industrial Ln., Suite E Cumming, GA 30041 www.karpatycabinets.com 678-947-8188

Harmonious Living www.harmoniousliving.net 404-814-3838

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B U I L D E R S

G R O U P

Intown Builders Group www.intownbuildersgroup.com 770-605-5922

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4 4266 Paces Ferry Rd. SE Atlanta, GA 30339

ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

Morgan Creek’s featured kitchen this year is in a new home on that lovely stretch of Paces Ferry Road leading from Vinings to Buckhead. The house itself is a beautiful classic European creation

by Harrison Design - full of stone and stucco, as well as large windows that catch the light from every angle - constructed faithfully by Rick Fierer of Bildon Construction and Development. The large windows and the welcoming layout are two of the owner’s favorite features of the kitchen, which is centrally located by the main stairway and open to the large breakfast room. What we love about this kitchen is the beautiful understated styling of the room devised by interior designer Karen Ferguson of Harrison Design. The combination of the brown oak floors, cabinetry with a rich gray wash on natural cypress (a favorite of Morgan Creek), the deep walnut island, tasteful stone selections, and forged ironwork lighting makes the kitchen feel like an informal living area and helps counterbalance the more functional stainless range and chimney-style range hood. Another of the homeowner’s favorite features is the built-in morning bar in the breakfast room, also in the graywash cypress, that achieves our objective of concealing practical utility behind a stylish exterior.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Architect:

Harrison Design www.harrisondesign.com 404-355-7760 Bildon Construction and Development Builder: 404-355-7760 Karen Ferguson, Harrison Design Designer: Morgan Creek Cabinet Company Cabinets: Perimeter: Walker Zanger Perla Countertops: Venata Quartzite Polished Island: Marmi New Cambrian Black Leathered 5” White Oak, Medium Brown Stain Flooring: Perimeter: Top Knobs Somerset Pulls Hardware: and Knobs Island: Restoration Hardware Dakota Wire Pulls 2 x8 London Brick, Latte by Backsplash: Renassance Tile and Bath Sewell Appliances Appliances: Wolf CSO35 Steam Oven Oven: Sub-Zero Refrigerator: Wolf MD24 Micro Drawer Microwave: Bosch Dishwasher: Wolf 36” Range DF 364 Range: Vent-a-Hood Euroline Stainless Hood Hood: Warming Drawer: Wolf WWD30 Island: Cabot Chandelier from Light Fixtures: Restoration Hardware Sconces: Flemish Single Arm Sconce from Circa Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter Walls:

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 authenticity—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.

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Morgan Creek Cabinet Company 4346 Southside Drive Acworth, GA 30101 www.morgancreekcabinets.com 770-975-9244

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

The original kitchen in this wonderful home was closed off and did not have a view of the backyard and pool. The layout of the adjoining family room did not reflect the needs of a growing family. We brought in architect Frank Irizarry to redesign the space and the result was a more open kitchen, new family room with terrific light and views of the pool, a new media room, and a redesigned office off of the kitchen. Above, we added a new master suite.

Now the layout flows from kitchen to family room and out to a new covered porch for poolside gatherings. The thin brick backsplash brings an air of informality to the kitchen. Hardwood flooring adds warmth and ties all the rooms together. Indoor and outdoor fireplaces make everyone comfortable. Each family member can now enjoy varied activities while remaining physically close to one another.

5 4224 Valley Trail Dr. SE Atlanta, GA 30339

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Architect: Cabinets: Countertops: Installer: Flooring: Sink: Faucet: Pulls: Backsplash: Refrigerator: Microwave: Dishwasher: Hood: Wine Refrigerator: Ice Maker: Light Fixtures:

Walls: Trim:

Francis R. Irizarry Pearl Custom Cabinets Emperado Premier Surfaces Oak Hardwood Kohler Whitehaven Biscuit Moen Woodmoore Top Knobs fixed Norman Crest M692 Thin Brick School House with Coosa buff mortar Sub-Zero JennAir Pro Handle JennAir Pro Handle Best by Broan 30â&#x20AC;? chimney ULine ULine Xenon undercabinet bar lights ELK Lighting 14121/1 Cubix pendant Benjamin Moore Frappe Benjamin Moore Dove Wing

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

For the past 12 years, Home Forge has been consistently delivering 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 eight to ten months. Home Forge moves from demolition to completion in an average of five months. Kitchens or baths require only three and a half weeks, truly setting us apart.

Since our core craftspeople are full-time employees, you are assured conscientious teams dedicated to your project from start to finish. Home Forgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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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6 170 15th St. NE Atlanta, GA 30309

ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

This classic Ansley Park house, built in 1910, had a kitchen that needed updating and did not make the best use of the space. It felt cramped to work in and the peninsula made the traffic flow difficult for an active family. The redesigned layout features a large island with seating, and a range was placed between two tall windows with a custom hood as a focal point. Inset custom cabinetry by Rutt HandCrafted Cabinetry was chosen to harmonize with the Craftsman details in the home.

Look for special features such as the secret cabinets on the ends of the island with touch latches and a hidden wine refrigerator disguised as drawers. The countertops in Calacatta marble on the perimeter and heartwood walnut on the island have a reverse cove detail that echoes the cove molding on the cabinetry.

The homeowners love the spaciousness and functionality of the new kitchen, the seating on the island, and the state-of-the-art appliances. They now feel that they have a kitchen that is worthy of the house for cooking, entertaining and bringing up their two daughters.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Builder:

Designer: Cabinets:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio www.csikitchenandbath.com 770-729-1999 CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

Installer: Countertops:

Rutt HandCrafted Cabinetry www.ruttcabinetry.com 770-729-1999 CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio Calacatta marble, Heartwood

Fabricator:

walnut by Grothouse CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

Sink: Faucet: Pulls:

Blanco Hansgrohe www.hansgrohe-usa.com Top Knobs and Emtek www.topknobs.com

Backsplash:

Marble mosaic

Refrigerator: Freezer: Range: Hood: Wine Refrigerator:

Miele Miele Viking Vent-A-Hood Sub-Zero

Refrigerated Drawers: Sub-Zero Furnishings: Nandina Home and Design www.nandinahome.com 404-521-9303

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio is an award-winning remodeling firm founded in 1992 and recently named the #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 excellent team of designers, installation craftsmen, remodelers and project coordinators 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, Inc. for our twelfth consecutive year!

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CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio 6527 Jimmy Carter Blvd., Suite C-2 Norcross, GA 30071 www.CSIKitchenandBath.com 770-729-1999

1/26/16 11:20 AM

ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

This home started out life as a split level ranch. Our client’s desire was to create a home that had the character of an old Anglican Church or English Manor. This required tapping into the mysterious, honest, raw and natural qualities these structures encompass.

While the façade is formal and elegant, surprises await through the front door. Soaring spaces, thickened passages and dramatic arches make up the formal approach of the house. Stained wood, raw steel, stone walls and handcrafted concrete floor tiles are also incorporated, creating the feel of an old English manor.

Narrow mezzanines and winding stairs create the magic.

The kitchen is nestled in the center of the home and embraces the outdoors. Functionality and ample storage include a mudroom and butler’s pantry. The kitchen reflects the character of the home and is accented by a handcrafted pewter vent hood and island legs.

7 712 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. Decatur, GA 30030

Custom cabinets throughout the home were beautifully created by the fine craftsman at Wood Cabinet Design. The overall vision for this home was carefully and artfully executed by the amazing team at John Wesley Hammer Construction.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Builder: Designers: Cabinets: Countertops: Fabricator:

John Wesley Hammer www.jwhammer.com 404-378-3885 Rothman+Rothman Design www.rothmandesign.net 404-886-0855 Wood Cabinet Design www.woodcabinetdesign.com 404-338-8969 Statuario Marble from Stone Connection Marble and Granite Express www.expressmg.com

Plumbing Fixtures/ Hardware: Build.com www.build.com Kitchen Backsplash: Speartek www.speartektile.com Butler’s Pantry Specialty Tile Backsplash: www.specialtytile.com Contour Tile and Marble Installer: Guy Gunter Home Appliances: Cooktop and Oven: Blue Star Thermador Refrigerator: Thermador Microwave: Bosch Dishwasher: Rustica House Hood: Warming Drawer: Thermador Trash Compactor: GE Sherwin Williams: Incredible White Paint: Peak Carpentry Installer: www.peakcarpentryanddesign.com Leaded Glass: Dixie Glasshoppers www.dixieglasshoppers.com Custom Metal Legs: Forge Fire Designs www.forgefiredesigns.com

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

Rothman+Rothman Design has had the pleasure of having their kitchens featured on The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.’s Tour of Kitchens since its inception.

Since 1994, Jenny and Eric Rothman have crafted intimate, personal architecture and a diverse body of work as the design team for one of Atlanta’s most well respected design firms. Their passion is in creating well-choreographed homes and holistic spaces that reflect the unique character of each homeowner. Paramount to their design approach are interlocking spaces, simple lines, dramatic details and sculpted natural light.

After creating their own design firm in 2015, they have expanded their practice throughout the Southeast. Their projects have been featured in local, national and international publications and have garnered them many design awards.

Rothman+Rothman Design 2154 Deer Ridge Drive Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087 www.rothmandesign.net Jenny Cell: 404.886.0855 Eric Cell: 404.886.0850

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TOUR

OF KITCHENS EVENTS

- SUNDAY, MARCH 20

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

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4632 Dudley Ln. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

KIDS

IN THE KITCHEN

-

ALL DAY

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.

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622 Longleaf Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30342

FARM BURGER -

11:30 AM

Cameron Thompson, Farm Burger’s executive chef, oversees the menu at all six locations. A formally trained chef, Thompson served as executive sous chef of the legendary Buckhead Diner where he had the pleasure of working under 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.

COUCOUCAKES -

2:30 PM

Christina Campbell was originally born in Savannah, GA but was raised right here in Atlanta, making her a true southerner. Since childhood, she has been baking all sorts of desserts like cakes, pies, and even sweet doughs. Three years ago, she decided to pursue what she loved to do and started trying new ingredients in her treats that were healthy, like her classic red velvet recipe that uses fresh beets for color and pure organic ingredients. In 2014, she started CouCouCakes Southern Bakery to share her homemade, all natural and organic treats with everyone.

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3976 Club Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30319

DESIGN GALLERIA -

1:00 PM

As one of the leading experts in kitchen, bath and product design, Matthew Quinn has worked around the world providing his clients with original, memorable living spaces. The recipient of numerous national design awards, Matthew’s designs have been published in magazines and books including House Beautiful, Architectural Digest and Veranda. Matthew has designed innovative and award winning products for MTI Baths, Reveal Designs, Francois & Co., Art for Everyday, and the Rubinet Faucet Company. Matthew is a principal in Atlanta based Design Galleria Kitchen & Bath Studio and founder of the Matthew Quinn Collection. March 2016 will feature the release of Matthew’s book, Quintessential Kitchens by Matthew Quinn: Volume 1.

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1510 Brookhaven Trace NE, Atlanta, GA 30319

NIKOLAI’S ROOF -

12:00 PM

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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1860 Olde Village Run, Dunwoody, GA 30338

BAR MARGOT -

11:00 AM

When this native Californian chef isn’t at home perfecting his baby back ribs recipe, he’s busy navigating the kitchen at the Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta where he works alongside Executive Chef Gerstenecker to oversee the breakfast, lunch, Sunday Brunch and banquets program for the hotel and its restaurant, Bar Margot. A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America-Napa Valley, Derek says he was born a chef. His mom, a hotel catering executive, exposed him to the science of food since his childhood and, by the age of 17, Derek knew his career would involve a cutting board and chef’s jacket.

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1860 Olde Village Run, Dunwoody, GA 30338

KING

OF

POPS -

2:00 PM

Tyler’s not a “bro,” but he’s not not a “bro” either. He came to King of Pops in 2014 after cutting his teeth with Atlanta burrito legend, Willy’s. His unique style sometimes raises eyebrows, but his good heart and even better looks keep his catering customers coming back for more. Give him a call if you need pops, or if you just want to talk about absolutely nothing for 15 minutes. Outside of the office you’ll find him on his bike, in downward dog, or at an Atlanta sporting event.

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735 River Gate Dr. Sandy Springs, GA 30350

GA VACUUM -

12:30 PM

Camilo Gomez has over 10 years of experience in the vacuum cleaner industry. He founded Georgia Vacuum Inc. in 2003 with the mission to make every home healthier, cleaner and comfortable. We are a family business that strives to provide exceptional customer service by educating our customers and making sure that their vacuum cleaner selection fits their needs and home. Georgia Vacuum Inc. is an authorized dealer for Miele Vacuums. Miele vacuum cleaners ensure that more than 99.9% of the fine dust is filtered out to reduce allergens. Visit our page at www.georgiavacuum.com.

ECLIPSE DI LUNA -

4:00 PM

Executive Chef Shan Holler graduated from Le Cordon Bleu. During his studies, he interned at Vincent’s, one of the top five French restaurants in the country. Shan relocated to Atlanta in 2004 to accept the position as head chef of Seasons de Provence and later became the executive chef at City Grill.

Wanting to expand on his talent and abilities, Shan took a step back to immerse himself into the flavors of Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine, becoming the sous chef at Eclipse di Luna in 2008. Shortly thereafter, Shan proved to be extremely skillful in the kitchen and was appointed to executive chef over both Eclipse di Luna locations. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with friends and family.

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6557 Long Acres Dr. NW, Sandy Springs, GA 30328

FLIP BURGER -

3:00 PM

Chris Cunningham’s taste for culinary arts led him to Zola, where he was chef de cuisine at the famed restaurant from Deb Paquette, the first woman in Tennessee to qualify as a certified executive chef.

Working alongside one of the most influential chefs in the Nashville culinary scene, Cunningham was able to develop menus that mirrored his philosophy of creating upscale southern food using fresh and local ingredients. After helming the kitchen as executive chef of F. Scotts and Music City Dining’s Sunset Grill, Cunningham became corporate chef and culinary director of Richard Blais’ FLIP burger boutique in 2014. FLIP has two locations in Atlanta, one in Birmingham and one in Nashville.

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1/27/16 3:49 PM

Sunday Directions START at

3154 Northside Pkwy. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 (JLA HQ)

Head southeast on Northside Pkwy NW toward Rilman Rd NW (go 0.3 mi) Slight left onto Moores Mill Rd NW (go 0.6 mi) Turn left onto Northside Dr NW (go 1.1 mi) Turn right onto Blackland Rd NW (go 0.8 mi) Slight left onto Putnam Dr NW (go 0.2 mi) Turn left onto Lake Forrest Dr NE (go 1.3 mi) Turn left onto W Wieuca Rd NW (go 200 ft) Turn right onto Dudley Ln NW (go 0.4 mi)

4632 Dudley Ln. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

will be on the left

Head southeast on Dudley Ln NW (go 0.5 mi) Turn left onto W Wieuca Rd NW (go 0.9 mi) Turn left onto Wieuca Rd NE (go 1.5 mi) Turn right onto Old Ivy Rd NE (go 0.3 mi) Turn left onto N Stratford Rd NE (go 466 ft) Turn left onto Longleaf Dr (go 203 ft)

Head north on Brookhaven Trace NE toward Ashford Dunwoody Rd (go 354 ft) Turn left onto Ashford Dunwoody Rd (go 0.4 mi) Slight left to stay on Ashford Dunwoody Rd (go 1.9 mi) Turn right onto the Interstate 285 E ramp (go 0.4 mi) Merge onto I-285 (go 0.7 mi) Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 30 for Chamblee Dunwoody Rd toward N Shallowford Rd/N Peachtree Rd (go 0.3 mi) Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Chamblee Dunwoody Rd (go 0.7 mi) Turn left to stay on Chamblee Dunwoody Rd (go 0.3 mi) Turn right onto Vermack Rd (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto Olde Village Run (go 0.2 mi)

1860 Olde Village Run, Dunwoody, GA 30338

622 Longleaf Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30342

will be on the left

Head east on Longleaf Dr NE toward Conifer Cir NE (go 0.2 mi) Turn left onto Phipps Blvd NE (go 0.1 mi) Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Wieuca Rd NE (go 0.4 mi) Turn right onto N Stratford Rd NE (go 0.1 mi) Tirm right onto Stovall Blvd NE (go 0.3 mi) Turn left onto Peachtree Dunwoody Rd (go 0.2 mi) Turn right onto Winall Down Rd NE (go 0.2 mi) Turn right onto Club Dr NE (go 413 ft)

will be on the left

Head northwest on Olde Village Run toward Olde Village Ct (go 0.2 mi) Turn right onto Vermack Rd (go 0.6 mi) Turn right onto Mt Vernon Rd (go 1.1 mi) Turn left onto Jett Ferry Rd (go 0.6 mi) Slight left onto Spalding Dr (go 0.7 mi) Turn right onto Habersham Waters Rd NE (go 423 ft) Turn right onto Valley Hall Dr (go 0.2 mi) Turn right onto River Gate Dr (go 0.1 mi)

735 River Gate Dr. Sandy Springs, GA 30350 will be on the right

Head south on Club Dr NE toward Capital City Ln NE (go 0.6 mi) Turn left onto Peachtree Rd (go 1.9 mi) Turn left onto Ashford Dunwoody Rd (go 0.9 mi) Turn left onto Brookhaven Trace NE (go 354 ft)

Head southwest on River Gate Dr toward Valley Hall Dr (go 0.1 mi) Turn left onto Valley Hall Dr (go 0.2 mi) Turn left onto Habersham Waters Rd NE (go 423 ft) Turn right onto Spalding Dr (go 3.2 mi) Turn right onto Pitts Rd (go 0.7 mi) Turn left onto Roswell Rd (go 3.1 mi) Slight right toward Abernathy Rd (go 253 ft) Merge onto Abernathy Rd (0.6 mi) Turn left onto Johnson Ferry Rd (go 0.2 mi) Turn left onto Long Acres Dr (go 390 ft)

1510 Brookhaven Trace NE, Atlanta, GA 30319

6557 Long Acres Dr. NW, Sandy Springs, GA 30328 will be on the right

3976 Club Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30319

will be on the right

will be on the right

3154 Northside Pkwy. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

4632 Dudley Ln. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 622 Longleaf Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30342 3976 Club Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30319 1510 Brookhaven Trace NE, Atlanta, GA 30319 1860 Olde Village Run, Dunwoody, GA 30338 735 River Gate Dr. Sandy Springs, GA 30350 6557 Long Acres Dr. NW, Sandy Springs, GA 30328 22

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ABOUT

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THE KITCHEN

Classical and timeless is the best way to describe this functional yet comfortable kitchen. 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. A “sculptural” mix of Old World plaster, reclaimed beams, marble countertops and hand-crafted custom wood cabinetry tie this kitchen together to create a beautiful functional design.

4632 Dudley Ln. NW Atlanta, GA 30327

One of the most elegant features of this kitchen is the two handcrafted furniture-style islands. The careful attention to detail and the fine workmanship that is on display on these pieces is something very seldom seen in today’s kitchens, yet they work beautifully for both cooking as well as a place for up to four people to gather together for each meal.

Besides ceiling lights, beautiful chandeliers and ornamental lamps were also utilized for the lighting of this space. Equally important is the decorative cabinet hardware, the “jewelry” of this exquisite kitchen and the finishing touch to this wonderful ensemble!

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Architect: Builder: Cabinets: Countertops: Sink: Faucet: Refrigerator: Dishwasher: Range: Hood: Ice Machine: Light Fixtures: Paint:

Neely Design Associates 404-817-0807 Canonbury Homes, Inc. 404-256-7359 Kingdom Woodworks Bianco Romano Whitehaus Newport Brass NB-943/06 18” Thermador Freezer Thermador 48” Thermador Pro Range 48” Thermador Hood Liner 15” Scotsman Circa Lighting Perimeter: Benjamin Moore 947 Navajo White, Island Farrow and Ball No 88 Lamp Room Gray

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

Kingdom Woodworks is one of the most renowned custom cabinet companies in the U.S. and beyond, specializing in tailored furniture-style cabinetry for every room of the home, exclusively made in America since 1999. Innovative design, quality craftsmanship and impeccable customer service are core values at Kingdom Woodworks.

Our company has strong working partnerships with the most distinguished architects, interior designers, builders and homeowners worldwide. Kingdom Woodworks is equipped to cater to any architectural aesthetic from classical to post modern and everything in between. Our product is uniquely designed and custom fitted to be relevant and meaningful to each individual client’s taste and needs. Behind all of it stands a widely talented and dedicated team of passionate designers and craftsmen.

We invite you to visit us online at www.kingdomwoodworks.com

Kingdom Woodworks 2402 Tech Center Parkway, Suite 500 Lawrenceville, GA 30043 www.kingdomwoodworks.com 23 770-932-6390

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9 622 Longleaf Dr. NE Atlanta, GA 30342

ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

The kitchen in this newly constructed home complements the light, ethereal atmosphere of the space. The crisp, contemporary lines of the monumental marble parsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s frame are softened by the texture of the custom coastal gray finish on quarter sawn oak cabinetry. Balance and proportion are key in the design that features elongated cabinets flanking the marble frame and vibrant Statuarietto marble backsplash. Mirrors sparkle from behind pocketed cabinet doors to allow for design flexibility between hidden storage and decorative display. The cutting edge functionality of the kitchen is exhibited with integrated appliances and a commercial-grade range. Deep cove panels on the sides of the island and the exquisite lighting above anchor it as the centerpiece of the kitchen.

The modern features of the kitchen are highlighted by the Purist faucet and clean glass hardware.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Designers:

Amy Morris and Holly Floyd

Cabinets:

Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios www.BellKB.com 770-751-7861

Interior Designer: Amy Morris Interiors www.amymorrisinteriors.com 404-389-0628 Builder:

ABOUT

THE

Monte Hewett Homes www.montehewetthomes.com 404-459-6080

Countertops & Backsplash:

Statuarietto Marble by Marmi

Appliances:

Thermador

Sink:

Franke Fireclay Farm House Sink

Faucet:

Kohler Purist Bridge Faucet in Vibrant Polished Nickel

Hardware:

Restoration Hardware Grafton Collection

DESIGNER

Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios has been creating beautiful kitchens, baths and closets in homes throughout Atlanta for over 25 years. A commitment to understanding each clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique requirements has influenced Bell to develop expertise in styles ranging from traditional to modern and a blend between the two with a Southern, modern flair. 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. With each project, our team will guide you from inspiration to installation to ensure your home is transformed with details that are built for life and luxury. Please visit us at www.

BellKB.com.

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Bell Kitchen & Bath Studios 1250 Alpha Dr. Alpharetta, GA 30004 www.BellKB.com 770-751-7861

1/26/16 11:23 AM

ABOUT

10

THE KITCHEN

Soaring ceilings and clerestory windows created incredible architectural drama and hierarchy to this space and presented a challenge in making the kitchen feel comfortable. The navy blue La Cornue and the mixed metal hood anchor - the 16-foot tall wall balancing the keeping room fireplace at the opposite end of this 36-foot long room. Bleached and stained cherry cabinetry and slabs of marble extend upwards to ten feet while framed panels of antique mirror reflect the light and view from the clerestory windows above. A large blue lacquered island is the primary prep space with clean up and dish storage and small appliances are hidden behind pocket doors on the window wall overlooking the covered porch. A working pantry holds another oven, steam oven, freezer, sink, dishwasher and even a small induction cooktop. Dual entry glass hutch doors allow access to dishes from the hall leading to the dining room and from within the working pantry. The combination of multiple cabinet finishes along with the Calacatta Capri marble, walnut stained floors and eating bar, brass and stainless hardware and hood, and iron light fixtures and windows complete the comfortability of the kitchen.

3976 Club Dr. NE Atlanta, GA 30319

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Kitchen Designer: Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Ladisic Fine Homes Builder: www.ladisicfinehomes.com Architect: Linda MacArthur www.lindamacarthurarchitect.com Interior Designer: Bob Brown www.robertbrowninteriordesign.com Cabinets: Downsview Kitchens by Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Countertops: Kitchen: Calacatta Capri Pantry: Leathered Marron Cohiba

by Construction Resources www.crhomesusa.com Sink: Kohler Faucet: Rohl Pulls: Matthew Quinn Collection Backsplash: Kitchen: Bateia Blue (field) by Renaissance Tile & Flannel (trim) by Walker Zanger Pantry: “Repose” Mosaic by Waterworks Pantry Cooktop: Wolf Wolf Oven: Wolf Steam Oven: Sub-Zero Ref/Frzr: Wolf Microwave: Miele Dishwasher: La Cornue Range: Scotsman Ice: Custom by Design Galleria Kitchen and Hood: Bath Studio Light Fixtures: Sconces by Mclain Weisand www.mclainwiesand.com Pendants by Formations via Jerry Pair www.jerrypair.com

ABOUT

THE

BUILDER

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.

Ladisic Fine Homes 3133 Maple Dr. Suite 110 Atlanta, GA 30305 404-495-0708

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ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been an innovative leader in the kitchen and bath industry for over 35 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.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio 341 Peachtree Hills Ave. NE Ste. 234 Atlanta, GA 30305 25 www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111

1/26/16 11:23 AM

11 1510 Brookhaven Trace NE Atlanta, GA 30319

ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

The renovation of this contemporary family home included a sensitive makeover of the kitchen and adjacent areas. Equipped for the serious cook, the kitchen integrates professional-caliber stainlesssteel appliances, including a French-door wall oven amid cabinetry clusters that provide generous storage. Glass-fronted upper cabinets provide a clean finish up to the ceiling line, with windows that display prized pottery or plates. The cabinetry’s warm white hue and inset-style drawer and door fronts complement the island’s chocolatey hue and the floor’s honey coloring. The hood and pendant lights above the island add an industrial element, a welcome contrast to the cabinetry’s transitional style. Thoughtful details such as the pot filler, range-side spice cabinet/drawer, and appliance garage anticipate the cook’s workflow. The installation also includes a conveniently placed desk workwall, which can be closed when not in use to keep the area tidy.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Interior Designer:

Michelle Doughtie www.schillingandcompany.com 404-886-1054

Cabinets:

Insidesign Shiloh Beaded Inset Maple—Finish: Eggshell on Perimeter Sable on Island www.myinsidesign.com 770-673-0721

Countertops: Construction Resources www.crhomeusa.com 404-419-1259 Appliances:

ABOUT

THE

Viking Appliances

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.

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Insidesign 5933-D Peachtree Industrial Blvd.

Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 www.myinsidesign.com 770-673-0721

1/26/16 11:24 AM

ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

Fun yet functional, modern but traditional – an innovative kitchen remodel with an approaching deadline of Christmas could only be accomplished by the best. With the clients’ concise time frame and high demands, Rocco Sinisgalli and his team at Oneida Builders, specializing in their eight week kitchen renovation, were the firm to call. The remodel was custom designed to combine the wife’s modern style with her husband’s traditional flair. Inspired by an Italian mosaic, the backsplash is a custom gradient blend of glass tile. The kitchen has a unique U-shaped island, a custom heat resistant wall cabinet to hold a television over their cooktop, a relaxing coffee bar, and a full bar with baby grand piano all while remaining open – ideal for cooking and entertaining. In order to achieve the necessary space, a concealed steel beam now replaces the old wall between the kitchen and dining room. The clients could not have been more pleased with their now complete renovation in eight weeks!

12 1860 Olde Village Run Dunwoody, GA 30338

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Builder:

Designer and Cabinets: Interior Designer: Countertops:

Fabricator: Installer: Flooring: Plumbing Fixtures/ Hardware: Supplier: Backsplash: Tile Artist: Appliances: Lighting: Paint: Heating/Air:

Oneida Builders Inc. www.oneidabuilders.net www.8weekkitchen.com 770-396-1002 Mast Custom Cabinets Inc. www. mastcustomcabinets.com 770-616-4423 Sundog Design Studio www.sundogdesignstudio.com 404-625-9995 Stone Center of Atlanta www.stonecenterofatlanta.com 770-446-5155 Craft Art Wood Tops 404-352-5625 Art Rock Creations www.artrockcreations.com 678-624-7763 Stone Select Inc. www.stone-select.com 404-391-3895 Great American Floors Inc. www.greatamericanfloors.com 770-399-9110 JT Plumbing www.jtplumbing.net 770-507-8100 Ferguson Enterprises 404-475-1950 Specialty Tile Norcross www.specialtytile.com 770-246-9224 AVB Construction 770-334-7787 SR Appliance Depot www.srappliancedepot.com 404-425-9605 Current Demands Inc. www.currentdemands.com 770-382-1617 M&M Painting Inc. 770-527-3361 One Mechanical Heating and Air 770-597-2436

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

Mast Custom Cabinets is a local, third generation Amish Heritage family owned and operated company specializing in custom built cabinetry. The owner and founder, Willis Mast, along with his sons and wife, Melina, all take pride in the quality workmanship and personal one-to-one customer service that is given to every client. From conception to install in just four weeks. Our firm has been involved in various phases of the construction business for over 16 years, working with builders, remodelers, designers and homeowners in the Southern region. Projects include custom built kitchen cabinets, vanities, custom bars and built-in cabinetry. Every project is custom built with detailed design that is unique and yet very affordable. We offer a level of commitment to excellence that is unmatched. That is evident in every project we complete. Visit our website at www.mastcustomcabinets.com to view our photo gallery, project ideas and helpful information. Or set up a complimentary in-home consultation at our showroom and let us show you our work first hand. Our Design Team would love the opportunity to transform your home into a beautifully enhanced living space.

Mast Custom Cabinets 138 Scott Industrial Rd. Auburn, GA 30011 www.mastcustomcabinets.com 770-616-4423

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

Built in 1971, this traditional Georgian-style home featured a small, builder-grade kitchen isolated from the rest of the house. Years of water damage and poor construction finally drove the homeowners to call in HammerSmith to address their structural issues, poor layout and space concerns.

The homeowners needed a kitchen capable of accommodating their growing family and their love of entertaining. Budget was key, so HammerSmith creatively gave the clients the necessary extra space by expanding the kitchen several feet into the garage as well as into an oversized powder room. By relocating the washer/dryer, a new walk-in pantry featuring a hidden door and second refrigerator was possible.

The enlarged kitchen allows for a breakfast area with seating for six and is delineated by a series of beams cut into the ceiling--a motif that repeats over the farmhouse sink. The backsplash tile is crafted of inlaid marble squares, with a matching pattern cut into the custom cabinet doors. The resulting kitchen is timeless and elegant, perfect for cooking, entertaining and sharing quality family time.

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Designer: Cabinets:

HammerSmith, Inc. HammerSmith Custom Design and Dickerson Custom Cabinets Leathered Brazilian Bianco Countertops: Trajane Marble in 3cm Plumbing Fixtures/ Restoration Hardware in Hardware: polished nickel Sink: Kraus Faucet: Danze Backsplash: Studio Modern, white Callacutta with inset pattern Refrigerator: Sub-Zero with French doors Pantry Refrigerator: Liebberr 24” Dishwasher: Miele Range: Viking Warming Drawer: Viking Robert Abbey, Bling Chandelier Light Fixtures: Anew Gray SW7030 with Paint: Warm Stone SW7032 accent wall; Incredible White trim by Sherwin Williams

ABOUT

THE

DESIGNER

At HammerSmith, design is not about products, but rather 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 24 years Warner McConaughey, founder and president, has been a leader in the industry and has assured HammerSmith delivers exceptional client care, 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 at www.hammersmith.net to learn about our design philosophy of interacting with every room in your home every day. Live Brilliantly!

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

This stunning chef and prep kitchen was designed as part of a 2015 custom home project. The focal point of the main kitchen is the extra-large island, which sits 8, and features a 48” professional range top. This allows the homeowners to cook while entertaining family and friends. Two freestanding custom cabinets on either side of the window are used as china cabinets and made with doors from an old school’s windows in South Georgia.

The “prep” kitchen is separated from the main kitchen with 9-light French doors. This division closes off messy work areas and undesired views. The ceilings were dropped in the kitchen area and constructed with tongue and groove wood. Lowering the ceiling made the space cozier and made the living room ceiling grander by contrast. The clean cabinet lines, countertops’ square edges and simple cabinet pulls add a modern flair. The neutral color palate of the kitchen is complemented by a strike of color that is stylishly delivered with these custom window curtains.

14 6557 Long Acres Dr. NW Sandy Springs, GA 30328

SUPPLIER INFORMATION Architect: LEFKO Design + Build Builder: LEFKO Design + Build Interior Designer: Jamie Parrish (Homeowner) Cabinets: Timberland Cabinets Countertops: Leathered black granite Flooring: 4” Red Oak – custom dark stain

by Pope Flooring Sinks: Kohler Faucet: Brizo Pulls: Sanctuary Line by Top Nob Appliances: 48” cooktop, 30” double oven, 42” refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, 36” warming drawer and 15” ice maker by Jenn-Air 24” wine refrigerator by Thermador 48” hood by Vent-A-Hood Windows: Pella Paint: Sea Salt (Matte) by Sherwin Williams (CSP-365) Curtains: Susan Daves, Interior Motives

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 spaces they design and build.

LEFKO Design + Build 9 West Park Court NW Atlanta, GA 30342 www.lefkodesignbuild.com 678-902-7270

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A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM CHIEF TASTER DICK DENNY

One of my favorite wine retailers told me he had a customer who took a bottle of Colgin (one of California’s great CULT cabernets) to a fancy New York restaurant where the sommelier took one look at the vintage and asked to put it in a food blender. It sounded weird, but it worked; the result propelled a wonderful, vibrant wine into one more mature than its vintage. Well, we won’t be shaking and blending our wine this year, but almost everything else will be “all shook up.” The High Museum has a new Director and a new Chairman of the Board, AND we have a new site to set up our trademark auction tents.

2016 Co-chairs Dina Woodruff and Leigh Walsh kick off the 24th anniversary with Chief Taster Dick Denny.

AUCTION CO-CHAIRS Leigh Walsh Dina Woodruff ASSISTANT MANAGER Amy Fortson COORDINATORS Carole Ashworth Crystal Love CONSULTANTS Elizabeth McDonald Rob McDonald Woodie Wisebram

Don’t despair. The new Director, Rand Suffolk, comes from a museum that has held several very successful wine auctions, and he enjoys sipping the good stuff. Our new Board Chair is our venerable auction volunteer, Charles Abney. Our glorious tents will look even more stunning in our new venue—the Atlanta Braves Green lot (right where Hank’s record-breaking home run landed). Our new Atlanta Braves sponsors—we have it on good authority—are led by a wine-loving trio of executives who look forward not only to supporting us but also partying with us.

To be sure all is not new and untried, we have some experienced hands helping steer the new folk. Dina Woodruff, a past successful Co-chair, is teaming with Leigh Walsh as this year’s Co-chairs, leading the charge with our dynamic auction committee full of longtime volunteers and our many returning sponsors.

Just take a look at our theme and artwork, and you’ll know we’re off in the right direction. We’re CRUSHIN’ IT with the extensive line-up of renowned winemakers and chefs who have signed up to offer their pours and tastes, not to mention exciting auction lots, for our funloving crowd. I already have a CRUSH on all of them, and I’m sure you will too. Come join us in a celebration of good things in wine and food and art.

Cheers,

DICK DENNY, CHIEF TASTER

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JOIN US MARCH 30-APRIL 2

The Wine Auction has enjoyed a 24-year love affair with great wine, art, food and helping our Atlanta community.

This year’s festivities celebrate that passion and those of you who have A Crush on Wine.

So break out your party clothes and prep your palates to enjoy a week of parties, dinners, and special events—you’ll be just crushed if you miss them! Mark your calendars: March 30-April 2, 2016!

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2016 SPECIAL GUEST OF HONOR

CHUCK WAGNER OWNER & WINEMAKER, CAYMUS VINEYARDS

Smart, affable and down to earth (and by earth we mean some of the finest vineyard real estate in Napa Valley), Chuck Wagner has an impeccable resume for a man who considers himself a farmer at heart. Chuck and his parents started Caymus Vineyards in 1972 when they decided to turn the family’s passion and skill for making wine grown from fruit on their own land into a commercial business. The Wagner family obviously knew what they were doing. Anyone who has ever had a bottle of Caymus, Mer Soleil, Belle Glos, Emmolo or Conundrum made by Chuck or one of his talented wine-making children knows just how delicious a well made bottle of wine can be.

The Wagners’ hard work, perseverance and flair for making wines with character and complexity have more than paid off. Their 1984 Caymus Special Selection Cabernet was chosen “Wine of the Year” by Wine Spectator. Six years later, lightning struck again as the 1990 vintage was also chosen “Wine of the Year,” the only time the award has ever been given twice to the same wine. The cherry on top came in 2007 when Wine Spectator honored Chuck with its Distinguished Service Award for significant and long-lasting contributions to the wine industry. And these are just a few of the awards Caymus and the Wagner family have won over the years.

We are fortunate to have a man like Chuck who has been crushing it at the highest level of the wine industry for decades as our 2016 Special Guest of Honor.

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335

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2016 SPECIAL GUEST CHEF FOR OUR 24TH ANNIVERSARY— JAMES BEARD AWARD WINNER

SEAN BROCK CHEF & PARTNER, MCCRADY’S, HUSK CHARLESTON, HUSK NASHVILLE, MINERO CHARLESTON & MINERO ATLANTA

SEAN BROCK WILL CREATE THE SUMPTUOUS DINNER TO BE SERVED AT THE FRIDAY FÊTE!

Sean Brock is a man for all seasonings, though he’s best known for his acclaimed Southern cuisine. His culinary career is dedicated to celebrating the flavors of the South, and he grows many of his herbs and vegetables in his own garden in Charleston, South Carolina. Sean is a New York Times best-selling author for his cookbook entitled Heritage; Emmy Award nominee for his work hosting The Mind of a Chef; James Beard winner of Best Southeast Chef; and Chef / Founder of Husk, Bon Appetit’s Best New Restaurant in America in 2011—and those are just the highlights of Sean’s impressive career. But if you think Sean’s resume is impressive, wait until you taste his food.

Sean will be presiding over dinner at the Friday Fête and may be adding his delicious expertise elsewhere during wine auction week, so don’t miss a chance to taste Sean’s culinary wizardry or your tongue will never forgive you. We’re lucky to have a Chef of Sean’s abilities as our Special Guest Chef.

And just to spice things up, we’ll be adding more Chefs to the roster for auction week so tell your taste buds to prepare to party!

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THE SECOND ANNUAL LADIES LUNCHEON: ENCORE! ENCORE! Wednesday, March 30, 2016

This event was such a mega-hit, we’re doing it again. Gina Christman and Angelle Hamilton, last year’s Wine Auction Co-chairs, will return to host a phenomenal luncheon at Bacchanalia prepared

by Chef Anne Quatrano and guest female chefs and vintners. And afterward, you can shop til you drop at the boutiques of the Westside Provisions District. An exquisite outing for ladies only!

THE GENT’S RESPONSE: JUST ADDED! Wednesday, March 30, 2016

As the Gents response to the oh-so-successful Ladies Luncheon, they’ll have a little party of their own. Hosted by Ben Hill and Elton Potts at Cooks & Soldiers, this boys-only bacchanal will feature five strapping winemakers and a menu to match from Chef Landon Thompson highlighting the finest local ingredients perfectly paired to each of

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five wines. After lunch, meet up with your gal and update your look with a trip to Westside Provisions District.

DINE AROUND DINNERS: YOU’LL ADORE THESE VIP RESTAURANT DINNERS. Going On All Week

The best table in the house in Atlanta’s best restaurants, the finest food the restaurant can serve, the personal attention of the Chef and Sommelier AND the best wines of a celebrity winemaker who will be there to personally tell you all about them. Wow. These specially prepared meals and perfectly paired wines create amazing experiences any gourmet worth their salt will absolutely adore.

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335

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TASTING SEMINARS: LEARN WHAT YOU LOVE—DRINK WHAT YOU LEARN. Going On All Week

The class of classes, the sultans of seminars, the titans of tastings—these events are truly eventful.

They bring together real experts in wine, food and fine living and let them unleash their talents in these engaging, informative and fun get-togethers. You’ll laugh, you’ll learn and you’ll drink great wines. Beat the crush. Sign up early.

TOQUE & CORK DINNERS: (FORMERLY WINEMAKER DINNERS) ATLANTA’S FINEST HOMES, THE WORLD’S BEST CHEFS AND WINEMAKERS— TRUE LOVE!

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Thursday, March 31, 2016

Love at first sight, first bite and first sip. Drive up (or have the chauffeur drop you off) to one of Atlanta’s finest homes, then walk across the threshold into wine and food utopia. Sample scrumptious hors d’oeuvres and a snappy reception wine and get to know your hosts, the other lucky dinner guests and a world-renowned winemaker. Then the magic truly begins. A mouth-watering meal prepared by a Southern icon chef and matching wines from your worldclass winemaker (often two winemakers!) will make this a night to savor.

PARTICIPATING TOQUE & CORK CHEFS (AS OF PRESS TIME)

4th & Swift, Jay Swift Ama, Angus Brown Aria, Gerry Klaskala & Kathryn King Atlas, Christopher Grossman Brezza, Adam Evans Cakes & Ale, Billy Allin Canoe, Matt Basford

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City Grocery (Oxford, MS), John Currence Empire State South, Josh Hopkins The General Muir, Todd Ginsberg Kimball House, Jeffrey Wall La Petite Grocery (New Orleans, LA), Justin Devillier Local Provisions (Asheville, NC), Justin Burdett Local Three, Muss & Turner’s and Common Quarter, Chris Hall The Luminary, Eli Kirshtein Miller Union, Steven Satterfield Rathbun’s Restaurants, Kevin Rathbun Recess (Indianapolis, IN), Greg Hardesty Restaurant Eugene, Linton Hopkins Staplehouse, Ryan Smith Untitled (New York, NY), Suzanne Cupps Watershed on Peachtree, Zeb Stevenson White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails, Todd Richards

PARTICIPATING TOQUE & CORK WINEMAKERS (AS OF PRESS TIME)

Au Bon Climat, Jim Clendenen Blackbird Vineyards, Michael Polenske Booker Wines, Eric Jensen Caymus Vineyards, Chuck Wagner Champagne Henri Giraud, Julien Giraud Chateau d’Esclans, Paul Chevalier Hirsch Vineyards, Jasmine Hirsch Kosta Browne, Kenneth Rochford Lando Wines, Sam Lando Lieu Dit, Eric Railsback LIOCO, Matt Licklider Mauritson Wines, Clay Mauritson Melka Wines, Cherie Melka Numanthia, Lucas Löwi Parallel, Napa Valley, Paula Kornell Paul Hobbs Wines, Matt Hobbs Presqu’ile Winery, Matt Murphy Realm Cellars, Juan Mercado Retour, Lindsay Woodard Schramsberg Vineyards, Fred Zammataro Skipstone, Brook Drummond Tenuta di Trinoro & Passopisciaro, Sarah Bray Tuck Beckstoffer Wines, Boo and Tuck Beckstoffer Whetstone, Michelle and Jamey Whetstone William Cole Vineyards, Jane Ballentine

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335

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FRIDAY FÊTE: A ROMANTIC RENDEZVOUS AND SOIREE FOR THE SENSES Friday, April 1, 2016

Anyone who likes a party is going to LOVE this one. It pretty much has it all. It starts with an elegant Champagne reception complete with its own impressive silent auction—the perfect chance to schmooze with friends and browse all the hot Lots.

Next, it’s time for a one-of-a-kind dinner prepared by a host of the most famous chefs from around the South, collaborating on one amazing meal—

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yours. The fab food will be complemented by winsome wines poured by our celebrity vintners— one or two of whom will be seated at the table with you—perfect dinner companions.

After dessert, dance to a smokin’ live band whose eclectic music mix will groove until your feet move, no matter what your musical vintage may be. Now, are you ready for the Crush?

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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VINTNERS’ RECEPTION AND LIVE AUCTION: THE HIGH POINT FOR LOVERS OF WINE, ART AND LIFE Saturday, April 2, 2016

Anyone with a crush on enjoying great food and sampling the world’s best wines will love the opening act of the day—a simply spectacular Vintners’ Reception featuring fine wines from around the world poured by the winemakers and vineyard reps who know them best. The latest releases, special pourings, who knows what they will uncork? Accompanying these gorgeous glassfuls are a stunning array of small plate delicacies prepared by the best chefs and restaurants in the South. A gourmet’s garden of Eden. Sip, eat, chat—and get ready.

Now it’s time to turn your crush into a full blown, raging love affair. The 24th edition of the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction has so much to desire. This year’s Live Auction will be like no other. It’s your chance to bid on magnificent trips, fabulous one-of-a-kind dining experiences, incredible original artwork, and of course, exquisite hard-to-find wines, rare large format bottles, wine excursions and any other exotic thing the Donations Committee can find. So many items, an extensive Silent Auction has to handle the awesome overflow. It’s the best party anywhere, and it all benefits the High Museum of Art and our community, so don’t miss a minute. We’ll be crushed if we don’t see you here.

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

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335

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HAPPENINGS AT THE HIGH

IRIS VAN HERPEN: TRANSFORMING FASHION

VIK MUNIZ Through May 29, 2016

Through May 15, 2016

The High is the first U.S. museum to present a major exhibition of work by visionary Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen, a cuttingedge artist inspired by diverse influences in the arts, sciences, music and philosophy. Marking the High’s first presentation of fashion design, the exhibition features one-of-akind haute couture—internationally acclaimed for its combination of traditional craftsmanship and futuristic, innovative techniques.

On view are 45 outfits, including some of the world’s first examples of 3D-printed fashion, which were carefully selected from 15 of van Herpen’s collections designed from 2008 through 2015.

This major retrospective of the work of celebrated contemporary photographer Vik Muniz examines the full breadth of this imaginative artist’s career and features nearly 120 photographs, including many of Muniz’s most recent works. Renowned for creating what he calls “photographic delusions,” Muniz works with a dizzying array of unconventional materials—including sugar, tomato sauce, diamonds, magazine clippings, chocolate syrup, dust and junk—to painstakingly design narrative subjects before recording them with his camera. His resulting photographs often quote iconic images from popular culture and the history of art while defying easy classification and playfully engaging a viewer’s process of perception.

BASQUIAT: THE UNKNOWN NOTEBOOKS

I SEE A STORY: THE ART OF ERIC CARLE

Through May 29, 2016

April 2, 2016 through Jan. 8, 2017

Featuring rare notebooks created by Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988), this exhibition offers an intimate look at the life of the influential contemporary artist who died tragically at age 27. Filled with Basquiat’s handwritten texts and sketches, the 160 unbound notebook pages are presented along with 30 related paintings, drawings and mixed-media works drawn from private collections and the artist’s estate, as well as a Basquiat painting from the High’s collection.

Created between 1980 and 1987, the notebooks demonstrate how Basquiat began to develop the artistic strategies that would inform his large-scale works.

Eric Carle (American, born 1929) is widely acclaimed as the creator of brilliantly illustrated and innovatively designed picture books for young children, including such familiar favorites as “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” and “The Grouchy Ladybug.” The High is the sole venue for this retrospective, which will feature more than 80 collages from 15 of Carle’s most popular books that span his 50-year career, including many original works rarely on view. The exhibition will explore the artist’s varied subjects, personal interests, materials and artistic techniques and take visitors on an educational journey, celebrating the unique ways Carle’s books offer opportunities for children to learn.

For more information, visit www.high.org Photo credit, top to bottom: Iris van Herpen (Dutch, born 1984), Magnetic Motion, Dress, September 2014. 3D printed transparent Photopolymer, SLA (sterolithography) resin. High Museum of Art, Purchase with funds from the Decorative Arts Acquisition Trust and through prior acquisitions, 2015.82. Photo by Bart Oomes, No 6 Studios. © Iris van Herpen. Vik Muniz (Brazilian, born 1961), Leda and the Swan, after Leonardo da Vinci, from the Pictures of Junk series, 2009, chromogenic print. High Museum of Art, Atlanta, purchase through funds provided by patrons of the Second Annual Collectors Evening, 2011, 2011.6. Art © Vik Muniz/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY

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MEET THE EXPERTS THESE WINE INNOVATORS REVEAL THE SOURCE(S) OF THEIR LOVE OF WINE

CRAIG MASKE

MICHAEL KUNZ

PAUL CHEVALIER

General Manager & CFO Sherlock’s Wine Merchant 135 Barrett Parkway Marietta, GA 30066 770.426.6744 | sherlocks.com

Wine Director Murphy’s | Murphy’s Wine Shop | Paces & Vine 997 Virginia Avenue NE Atlanta GA 30306 404.872.0904 | murphysvh.com

Winemaker Château D’Esclans 4005 Route de Callas, La Motte 83920 FRANCE (33) 494 604 040 | esclans.com

FIRST WINE MEMORY: Drinking 1985 Lynch Bages at Ban du Millésime in Bordeaux.

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX? Bordeaux, toujours Bordeaux!

FIRST WINE MEMORY: Spilling red wine on a family friend’s white sweater (10 min. into Thanksgiving dinner).

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX? Burgundy.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old World.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old World.

FAVORITE WINE REGION: St. Emilion— beautiful, historic and great friends there.

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: Krug Grand Cuvee with my wife Terri at our wedding reception.

FAVORITE WINE REGION: Burgundy—the archetype of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: Late 70s Domaine Leroy Pommard. It was like liquefied truffle, with added cassis. I even chewed

FAVORITE PAIRING: Rosé Champagne, french fries and a chocolate frosty—try it!

FAVORITE WINEMAKER: Jean-Rene Matignon, Château Pichon Baron.

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Portofino. Always an interesting selection and well-priced.

FAVORITE APERITIF: Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc, or Bourbon.

through the sediment! No shame!

FAVORITE PAIRING: Champagne and potato chips.

FAVORITE WINEMAKER: I like what Tom Monroe is doing with Division Cellars in Portland, Oregon.

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Bern’s in Tampa is the easy choice. All that old Rhone &

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS: It’s always 5 o’clock somewhere!

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: Taittinger Comtes de Champagne, any vintage.

FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE: French Lessons by Peter Mayle, or Bordeaux: People, Power & Politics by Stephen Brook.

IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE: Château de Lescours St.

Riesling!

FAVORITE APERITIF: Bugey-Cerdon, or White Port, soda and lemon.

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS: After dark, unless it’s Champagne.

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: “Reasonably priced” Vilmart or Pierre Peters.

FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE: The World Atlas of Wines.

Emilion Grand Cru—full of memories and a

IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE

damn good bottle, every vintage.

REST OF MY LIFE: Champagne or aged Red Burgundy.

FIRST WINE MEMORY: My father taking me down in the cellar to choose a bottle for our Christmas family dinner.

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX? Burgundy; my first harvest was in the village of Pommard making Pinot Noir.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old World.

FAVORITE WINE REGION: Tuscany.

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: Château La Mission Haut Brion 1945.

FAVORITE PAIRING: Caviar and Champagne. We can thank the Tsars for that.

FAVORITE WINEMAKER: Paul Pontallier of Château Margaux. Very elegant wine.

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Restaurant Eugene; a great mix and variety to please everybody.

FAVORITE APERITIF: Pastis, with a splash of mint syrup. It’s called a “Peroquet.”

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS: During dinner, as for me wine is always best with food.

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: I love Blanc de Blancs; especially Taittinger “Comtes de Champagne.”

FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE: Alexis Lichine’s Encyclopedia of Wines & Spirits.

IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE: The new Château D’Esclans “Rock Angel” rosé. All day/all night… never gets boring.

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335

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MEET THE EXPERTS THESE WINE INNOVATORS REVEAL THE SOURCE(S) OF THEIR LOVE OF WINE

LEE SCHULMAN

JUAN CORTES

Proprietor Old Vinings Inn 3011 Paces Mill Road Atlanta, GA 30339 770.438.2282 | oldviningsinn.net

Sommelier Restaurant Eugene 2277 Peachtree Road Atlanta, GA 30309 404.355.0321 | restauranteugene.com

FIRST WINE MEMORY: My parents entertaining, cooking with friends, enjoying conversation and wine.

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX? Bordeaux.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old World.

FAVORITE WINE REGION: Right now, Piedmont region of Italy (Barolo).

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: 30-year-old bottle of Taittinger Champagne—notes of chocolate!

FAVORITE PAIRING: Charcuterie and Rosé Champagne.

FAVORITE WINEMAKER: It depends on region and varietal.

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Boulevard, San Francisco—extensive and varied.

FAVORITE APERITIF: Machas a la Parmesana with Sauvignon Blanc from Sancerre.

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS: While cooking.

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: Billecart Salmon Rosé.

IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE: Ouch! Probably Pinot Noir.

FIRST WINE MEMORY: When I was 3 years old, in Colombia, South America, my father

ALICE NOEL FABI Creative Director Bellina Alimentari 675 Ponce de Leon Av, N-131 Atlanta, GA 30308 404.731.5955 | bellina-alimentari.com

FIRST WINE MEMORY: Crushing grapes with my feet at age 4, with my brother Oliver.

used to make his own wine and fell I love

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX? Burgundy.

with the aroma.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX? Burgundy.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old World.

FAVORITE WINE REGION: I am 50/50 between Champagne and Burgundy.

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: 1959 Maison Remoissenet Pere and Fils Clos des Réas, Vosne-Romanée and a 1998 Henri Giraud Fut de Chene.

FAVORITE PAIRING: Mushrooms cooked in butter and cream paired with an aged Burgundy.

FAVORITE WINEMAKER: Randall Grahm, Bonny Doon Vineyard.

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Churchill Grounds Jazz Club.

FAVORITE APERITIF: Champagne.

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS: When I get home from work.

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: Henri Giraud Fut de Chene Rosé.

FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE: Taste Buds

World.

FAVORITE WINE REGION: Collio, Carso and Jura.

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: Barolo, Lorenzo Accomasso 1971.

FAVORITE PAIRING: Cheese, cured meats and orange wine.

FAVORITE WINEMAKER: Tough question.

Josko Gravner as a symbol of natural wine making.

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Ristorante Consorzio, Torino, Italy.

FAVORITE APERITIF: Bubbles.

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS: Aperitif, in good company.

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: Jacques Selosse FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE: Authentic Win” by Jamie Goode.

IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE: Skin contact Vitovska, Zidarich 2011.

and Molecules: The Art and Science of Food, Wine, and Flavor by Francois Chartier.

IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE: Champagne.

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MEET THE EXPERTS THESE WINE INNOVATORS REVEAL THE SOURCE(S) OF THEIR LOVE OF WINE

GEOFF MORRILL General Manager Revival 129 Church Street Decatur, GA 30030 470.225.6770 | revivaldecatur.com

FIRST WINE MEMORY: Sitting on my back deck with my mother and her glass of Chardonnay.

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX: I’m going to cheat here: white Burgundy, red Bordeaux.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old World.

FAVORITE WINE REGION: Provence.

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: 1995 Vega Sicilia Unico.

FAVORITE PAIRING: Jamaican curried goat and Kabinett Riesling.

FAVORITE WINEMAKER: Dave Phinney— he’s fearless.

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Restaurant Eugene.

FAVORITE APERITIF: Sparkling Vouvray.

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS: With a good meal. The marriage between food and wine can truly be sublime.

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: 1993 Dom Pérignon.

FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE: What to Drink with What You Eat. IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE: Bandol Rosé.

VONDA FREEMAN

LUCAS LÖWI

Wine and Beverage Director The Indigo Road 90 Alexander Street Charleston, SC 29403 (843) 297-8385 | theindigoroad.com

Estate Director Bodega Numanthia C/Real s/n - 49 882 Valdefinjas (Zamora) España +34 980 69 91 47 | numanthia.com

YOUR FIRST WINE MEMORY? The first

FIRST WINE MEMORY: During a childhood

wine dinner I attended when I was in my

summer holiday, picking and tasting grapes

mid-twenties. This is when I discovered why

from the Tupungato vineyards in Mendoza

wine should be paired with food and how it

with my family before having lunch all

complements it.

together at the foothills of the Andes.

ARE YOU BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX?

BURGUNDY OR BORDEAUX? Bordeaux.

Bordeaux.

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Old

NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD? Not a fair

World.

question—I can’t pick!

FAVORITE WINE REGION Old World: Toro

YOUR FAVORITE WINE REGION? Rhone

(Spain); New World: Mendoza (Argentina).

Valley, France.

BEST WINE I EVER TASTED: The first time

BEST WINE YOU EVER TASTED? 1985

I tasted Château d’Yquem all my senses

Chateau Cheval Blanc.

came to life.

FAVORITE FOOD & WINE PAIRING? A

FAVORITE PAIRING: Barolo with white

great steak and a bottle of Bordeaux.

truffles, in a Piemonte autumn sunset.

YOUR FAVORITE WINEMAKER? Joe Davis,

FAVORITE WINE LIST: Astrid y Gaston,

Arcadian Winery.

Santiago de Chile.

YOUR FAVORITE RESTAURANT WINE

FAVORITE APERITIF: Machas a la Parme-

LIST? O-Ku, Atlanta.

sana with Sauvignon Blanc from Sancerre.

YOUR FAVORITE APERITIF? Champagne.

FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A GLASS:

YOUR FAVORITE TIME TO ENJOY A

Anytime, with good company.

GLASS? Anytime I am with friends.

FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE: Krug.

YOUR FAVORITE CHAMPAGNE? Bollinger.

FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE: Sideways.

YOUR FAVORITE BOOK ON WINE? The

IF I COULD DRINK ONE WINE FOR THE

Wine Bible by Karen MacNeil.

REST OF MY LIFE: Numanthia!

IF YOU COULD DRINK ONLY ONE WINE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE, WHAT WOULD IT BE? Shiraz. It is such a versatile wine.

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