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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES

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Contents MARCH 2020

HOME 82

Brighter Days A Brookwood Hills cottage now matches the spirit of its dynamic homeowners

Collectors’ Call Bill Murphy crafts rooms that stand the test of time for a couple with a passion for antiquities

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Hidden Gem Minutes away from the bustle of Buckhead, an enchanting backyard sanctuary reveals itself

LIFE

82 110

STYLE 12

Outdoor Furniture Savor the warmer days ahead with new pieces designed to withstand Atlanta’s rain and sun

Educated Eye AH&L explores the roots and variations of garden ornamentation

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Property Report Calendar Happenings this month Naomi On outdoor living spaces Dish Lagarde American Eatery Culture A bold Champagne brunch Passport to Style End Note Suzanna on gardening Editor’s Letter Ad Index

On the Cover Interior Design BETTY BURGESS DESIGN Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styling by ELEANOR ROPER

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WELCOME

FROM THE EDITOR

In this Issue 24 2

A AH&L’s Assistant E Editor Lauren Iv Iverson visits New O Orleans-inspired L LAGARDE AMERIC CAN EATERY.

spring forward SPRING! To echo the emergence of a new season—and perhaps to celebrate an extra hour of sunlight each day—our March issue explores the brighter notes of interior design, and also embraces our connections to outdoor “rooms.” In Buckhead, just beyond the boundaries of the Atlanta History Center, a pair of garden-loving homeowners create

A Brook-e wood Hills cottage lives large thankss to the inﬂuence of its dynamic homeowners and the prowess of BETTY BURGESS DESIGN.

a backyard sanctuary (page 110) that feels miles away from columned, mirrored arch folly that enjoys pride of place. In

Brookwood Hills, an extensive renovation, both inside and

AH&L revisits a Krug Champagne brunch in association with the HIGH MUSEUM WINE AUCTION.

out, lives large courtesy of happy hues, overscale prints and a rear courtyard that reads more like a resort, thanks to a mix of landscaping, hardscaping and sculpture. And, right along Peachtree Road, a veteran designer cultivates a refined retreat for a pair of collectors in which no corner or crevice goes unadorned—including an inviting and chic terrace that feels more like a sculpture garden. This month, we are also pleased to support two important annual traditions: the Junior League of Atlanta’s annual Tour of Kitchens, which takes place March 21-22 (page 33), and the High Museum of Art’s annual High Museum Wine Auction on March 21 (page 65). Making a positive impact on our community—through the arts, as with the High, or voluntarism through the Junior League—is a role we cherish, and we hope

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to see you at one (or both) of these events. Happy Spring! Elizabeth Ralls, Editorial Director and Publisher @eliz_ralls | Instagram

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PORTRAIT AND HIGH MUSEUM WINE AUCTION BY MALI AZIMA; LAGARDE AMERICAN EATERY BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN; BURGESS BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

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SHOPPING DISCOVERIES INFLUENCES

DREAM WEAVERS British decorating legend Nina Campbell

designed this shell-shaped wicker dog bed for Justin Van Breda’s The Cape Weaver Collection, which is handmade by visually impaired craftsmen in Van Breda’s native South Africa. Available in both natural and painted finishes through Justin Van Breda, (770) 596-5278; justinvanbreda.com

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STYLE NEWS

CAPE COLLECTIVE Justin Van Breda chats about his recently launched chic—and charitable—furniture line collaboration Written by ZOË GOWEN with ten renown designers

ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: ARE THE TALES TRUE THAT THIS ENTIRE COLLECTION CAME TOGETHER IN SIX MONTHS?

Justin Van Breda: The ideas came to me simultaneously. I have known the Cape Town Society my entire life, and I wanted to create a furniture collection that gives back. The rattan and caned medium is so appealing, familiar and also sustainable. So it worked. AH&L: HOW DID YOU BALANCE HIGH DESIGN WITH LOCAL CRAFTS?

Van Breda: Most of the pieces are made entirely by hand and from start-to-ﬁnish by a single weaver. It was important to me that the collection tells a story, is of high quality and has a sense of humor. AH&L: RATTAN. TELL US, IS IT BETTER FOR THE PORCH OR WOULD YOU USE IT INDOORS?

clockwise ffrom top Justin Van Breda. Breda The Empire Mirror. Bow Chair. A weaver at work. Amanda Lindroth’s Plant Stand. Lauren Deloach’s De Table. Nina Campbell’s Cam Urn.

Van Breda: Of course, each of the pieces would sit well on a covered or enclosed porch, but we also designed some more formal pieces like the Justin Dining Table and the Lauren Deloach table that would mix well alongside antique pieces. And, there’s always the option to have pieces ordered that can be sealed with a yacht ﬁnish. AH&L: WE LOVE THAT YOU HAVE A PRESENCE HERE IN TOWN AND EVEN PULLED IN LOCAL DESIGNER LAUREN DELOACH. WHY ATLANTA?

Van Breda: Atlantans love their homes, classic design and craftmanship, but they also like to have fun. When I met my Atlantabased business partner, Matthew Welden, his wife would not hear a minute longer of me staying in a hotel—that kind of welcome and hospitality matters to me. I met Lauren when she borrowed plates from me and it was love at ﬁrst sight for both her and her work. Justin Van Breda, (770) 596-5728; justinvanbreda.com 12

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PATIO SEASON

Savor the warmer days ahead with new pieces designed to look good while standing up to Atlanta's rain and sun Written by ZOË GOWEN

CALIFORNIA COOL

Leave it to SERENA & LILY to make a porch swing even more chic and comfortable. Resin that looks like wicker clads the Springwood Hanging Daybed’s aluminum frame to ensure its durability while the generous, nearly twin-bed-sized cushion comes upholstered in Sunbrella fabric. Hang it somewhere that shows off the subtle checkerboard weave on the swing’s back. Available at Serena & Lily Design Shop, 1198 Howell Mill Rd., (404) 491-7577; serenaandlily.com

QUEEN’S SEAT The iconic peacock chair received a sturdy, porch-friendly update by MAINLY BASKETS. The Outdoor Zoe Queen Chair is handwoven in the Philippines with polyresin to retain the look of wicker without losing durability. Available at Mainly Baskets, (404) 634-7664; mainlybaskets.com

EASYGOING FABRICS PETER DUNHAM TEXTILES just introduced even more outdoor versions

of some of his most popular fabrics, like this textured striped Majorelle pattern, which is woven with 100% Sunbrella yarns (shown here as pillows in the colorways Black on Indigo and Indigo on Ruby). Available to the trade through Ainsworth-Noah, ADAC, (404) 231-8787; peterdunhamtextiles.com 14

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HAPPENINGS

SPRING TO-DO’S

COLOR CRUSH Scatter MADE GOODS’ new Jolly Rancherlooking pieces like these Murni stools, Omer side tables and Abria planter around your pool. Made from polyester resin, there are no seams detracting from their translucency. Available at Made Goods, ADAC, (404) 748-4049; madegoods.com

Shop for a new painting or two at an outdoor juried art show, listen to major bands (the Curt Towne Band is headlining on Sat-

Bench Mark Thomas O’Brien’s striking Augustine Metal Garden Bench from CENTURY FURNITURE offers fashionable seating without taking up too much space. Available to

urday), or even cool off after the Mimosa 5k beneath a white canopy of ﬂowering dogwood trees during Atlanta’s oldest festival—The 84th Annual DOGWOOD

FESTIVAL at Piedmont Park in Midtown held April 17–19. dogwood.org Skip out of town for a long weekend at the magniﬁcent BILTMORE BLOOMS in Asheville, North Carolina. From April 1

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ﬂowering cherry and magnolia trees and ﬁelds of Darwin hybrid tulips. If you can't get away until May, you will have poppies, snapdragons and pansies to look forward to. biltmore.com

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Get behind the gates and fences to ex-

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plore some of the best private gardens and backyards throughout Atlanta via the Atlanta Botanical Garden’s GARDENS FOR CONNOISSEURS TOURS held on Mother’s Day Weekend. The tour is self-guided allowing you to meander at your own speed. atlantabg.com

THEODORE ALEXANDER debuts the

If you are looking for a lighthearted

unbeatable combination of tailored and comfortable in this Astor Outdoor Club Chair from Richard Mishaan’s collection for the furnituremaker. Crafted from steel, Mishaan softened the design with a leather wrapped detail on the arms.

weekend activity, head towards Macon,

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Georgia for the INTERNATIONAL CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL held March 27–April 5. Highlights of the festival include a weeklong sale of Yoshino Cherry Trees, the ceremonial Lantern Lighting and a special concert by the Avett Brothers. cherryblossom.com

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STYLE NEWS

MODERN APPLICATIONS The range of garden ornamentation is expansive; from simple planters and benches, to sculptures, to intricate follies, fountains and pagodas. Regardless of the size or formality of a piece, garden ornamentation enhances the natural landscape and provides both function and beauty.

TIPS FROM THE TRADE E D U C AT E D E Y E

NATURE’S

GLAMOUR

Garden ornaments combine with blossoms and greenery to create a multitude of environments that delight the senses and engage the eye

Landscape architect Jonathan Bussell reveals his insight. ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: WHAT ARE IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS WHEN ADDING ORNAMENTATION TO A GARDEN?

Jonathan Bussell: It’s important to consider the correct scale and appropriateness of any garden ornament. Proper placement is critical so that the ornamentation becomes the focal point, but restraint is key. AH&L: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT INCORPORATING WATER INTO A GARDEN, AND WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS?

ORIGINS

top Howard Design Studio refreshed the grounds of an English Regency estate, where an armillary takes center stage. above Statuary adds exuberance to a residential garden by Bill Caldwell of Harrison Design.

From ancient Rome, to formal French and English gardens, to Asian feng shui, to contemporary carpets of fescue surrounding inﬁnity pools, people have had a love affair with garden ornamentation. Spanning continents and millennia, enhancing gardens with ornaments has proved to be one of the few decorative arts that has transcended time and place. For some, garden ornamentation is best when it is indigenous to the place. Japanese rock gardens originated in the 8th century, but little has changed in today’s Zen gardens in the use of sand, rocks and moss. Alternatively, both the ancient Romans and the 18th-century English showed enormous appreciation for the artistic endeavors of human hands. Water features were common in Roman gardens, while the architectural garden folly ﬂourished across English estates.

Bussell: Both the sight and sound of water are refreshing. Visually, water enlivens a space with movement, but it can be equally tranquil and reﬂective. Also, the sound of water enhances any space. From water trickling over stones to the light spray of a fountain, the sound of water is soothing. AH&L: WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE GARDEN ORNAMENTS?

Bussell: Decorative, but comfortable seating is a must. Whether chairs or benches, every garden needs a place to sit and enjoy the space, and the addition of a small drinks table creates an invitation. Olive jars, millstones and bronzes work well in most spaces because every garden needs a jewel. AH&L: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT ANTIQUE OR VINTAGE GARDEN ORNAMENTS?

Bussell: Antique and vintage elements with beautiful patinas create the sense of age and establishment in newly created gardens. If these elements are family heirlooms with sentimental value, then that further enhances the garden with history.

HARRISON DESIGN AND HOWARD DESIGN STUDIO PHOTOS BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

Written by SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON

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LOUISIANA COOL Thanks to Chamblee’s newest restaurant, LAGARDE AMERICAN EATERY,

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guests can enjoy a taste of New Orleans-style cooking right here in Atlanta. Inspired by his own mother’s recipes, Chef Jamie Adams ﬁlled his menu with ﬂavorful Louisiana classics including Po’ Boys on Leidenheimer bread, freshly shucked oysters, gumbo, Camellia beans and more. The restaurant also offers Big Easy concoctions such as Abita beer and the Sazerac. lagardeatl.com

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R E A L E S TAT E

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NUMBERS Dallas-based interior designer Kimberly Miller of Duncan Miller Ullman led the $15 million transformation of the former Wyndham in Buckhead into The Burgess Hotel. Here’s a first look:

POINT OF ENTRY

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TRADING UP A POST-RETIREMENT or downsize move used to mean shifting into a condo or even a retirement community, but Atlanta builders and architects are noticing an uptick in high-end custom, right-size inﬁll homes in neighborhoods like Peachtree Park and Garden Hills. “We have been seeing a trend of elder baby boomers downsizing from large homes to smaller homes that better ﬁt their empty-nester lifestyle,” explains builder Jon Berndsen of Berndsen Custom Homes. For instance, on a current project with architect Norman Askins, a young retiree in her early 50s is moving out of her luxe Buckhead condo and into a custom-built house on a lot in Garden Hills. “She 20

wanted a small, charming house,” Askins explains, adding that the project will have high-end features like an iron-canopied front entry, limestone trim and French doors throughout. “It’s nice when clients want something in the correct scale for the whole neighborhood. It’s a breath of fresh air,” he says. Similarly, Michael Ladisic of Ladisic Fine Homes is working on a $1.85 million home on East Paces Ferry (pictured), sized just right for the lot and neighborhood; it’s peppered with rich architectural details and ﬁnishes. “For many of these baby boomers, they realize this is likely the last home they will build,” says Berndsen. “Their standards are high, and at this point in their lives, they deserve it.”

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MAR. 13–15 Now in its 31st year, the AMERICAN CRAFT SHOW returns to the Cobb Galleria Centre for a three-day shopping experience for enthusiasts of art and handcrafted goods. The show will feature more than 230 artists spanning categories like jewelry, clothing, furniture, home goods and more. In addition, attendees can participate in specialty programs like interactive demos with local artists and the School-to-Market program, which offers undergraduate and graduate students a public venue to exhibit their work. craftcouncil.org

THROUGH MAR. 21 Known for his large-scale drawings, ceramics and installation pieces, Canadian-based artist Zachari Logan’s solo exhibition, “Mimic,” is not one to miss. Held at the ALAN AVERY ART COMPANY, the exhibit combines landscapes and human figuration that explore the intersection of identity, memory and place, all inspired by Logan’s personal experiences. alanaveryartcompany.com

AROUND ATLANTA MARCH 2020

Written by LAUREN IVERSON

▲ MAR. 7 The Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) will unveil the winners of the 14TH ANNUAL PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS during a celebratory dinner on March 7th. The award, which was created to recognize excellence in classical and traditional design, will be considered for small- and large-scale projects in the categories of architecture, interior design, landscape design, craftsmanship, restoration and student or emerging professionals. classicist-se.org MAR. 11 Learn how to better connect with consumers in a digital-first world at ADAC’S

DIGITAL DAY. During sessions with an array of experts—including

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Around town with

ILLUSTRATION BY MEREDITH GILLESPIE

Naomi Von Habersham IT’S FUNNY HOW EVEN AMONG so-called design devotees, people can take such different approaches to decorating their homes’ outdoor spaces. On the one hand, there are those design-savvy homeowners who treat their patios and porches much as they do their homes’ interiors, with every possible amenity duplicated outdoors. In their well-appointed outdoor “rooms,” furniture is upholstered almost as elaborately as that which resides indoors. Cold beverages are never more than a step or two away thanks to the presence of outdoor refrigerators or wine coolers, presumably stocked with sparkling water and rosé. Also, you’ll likely never feel chilly in these überdecorated outdoor spaces, because almost every patio I see these days boasts a firepit or, even better, a fireplace. But warm temperatures don’t present a problem either, because these same spaces are often also outfitted with ceiling fans. And you can forget about being lured back inside by television, because today, the hottest thing seems to be the outdoor big-screen TV. I have to be honest. I just don’t understand the desire to watch television outside. Isn’t the whole point of spending time en plein air to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors? At quite the other end of the spectrum are those of us who, despite our interest in design, take a very minimalist, and some might even say primitive, view of outdoor decorating. Give us a comfortable weather-proof chair, a citronella candle and a few potted plants, and our outdoor spaces are complete. It’s not that we’re neglectful or cheap, but we simply choose to invest our decorating money indoors, where our fine fabrics and furniture are better protected. I have to admit, though, that after seeing last year’s designer showhouses, which boasted some amazing outdoor living areas, I am starting to wonder if I should step up my game. I’m thinking of a chaise, better outdoor lighting and perhaps an antique garden sculpture or two, but a TV on my patio? Nope. I have to draw the line somewhere. 23

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THE SCOOP

HOMEGROWN HAVEN Inspired by New Orleans’ rich culture, Chamblee’s LAGARDE AMERICAN EATERY is a neighborhood spot that’s deeply rooted in ﬂavor and family Written by LAUREN IVERSON

Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

above, from top Pork belly with chow chow and a sunny-side up egg. One, of two frozen cocktails, The Hurricane.

CAMELLIA BEANS AND CRYSTAL HOT SAUCE are telltale signs of cajun cuisine, and thanks to Chamblee’s newest resident, Lagarde American Eatery, you won’t have to travel far to get a taste. A partnership between co-owners Leonardo Moura and Jamie Adams (who also own Sandy Spring’s il Giallo Osteria & Bar), Lagarde’s New Orleans-inspired menu is an homage to Adams’ parents and the recipes he grew up on. “My mom was a great cook and my dad loved to eat. As the youngest of five, I ate well too,” says Adams. “I’ve wanted to open a restaurant like this for many years.” Ingredients like Leidenheimer bread and freshly shucked oysters shine on a menu that a native New Orleanian would enjoy. Indulge on pork belly with chow chow and a sunnyside up egg, or for a true classic, the Gumbo File with andouille and shrimp is not to be overlooked. “Mom made great gumbo, so that addition was a no-brainer,” Adams explains. Complementing the savory menu is the eclectic interior, which was designed by Vivien Leigh Interiors. Warm hues offer a clean backdrop for a wall-to-wall graffiti mural by Lotus Eaters Club—featuring caricatures of both Adams and Moura in a Louisiana landscape. When the weather allows, retractable glass walls open for a wave of fresh air while dining. A neighborhood gathering place, Lagarde not only captures the flavors of New Orleans, but also the essence of Adams’ upbringing: food tastes better when it’s created with passion and shared with loved ones. lagardeatl.com

Spring is on the horizon, and the Midtown counter-service breakfast joint MUCHACHO is already prepared. They may be known for their breakfast tacos, but you’ll also ﬁnd plates ﬁlled with seasonal ingredients, like the lemon ricotta toast with house jam (shown above). For a refresher, sip on the orange and ginger tonic for a sweet start to any morning. muchachoatl.com

Putting a twist on the traditional pie, DONETTO took full advantage of in-season produce to create the Pera pizza. White wine poached pears and shaved Brussels sprouts are topped off with whipped ricotta for the perfect balance of savory and sweet. Looking to share plates? Try the New Bedford scallops with a fennel and orange salad or the smoked half chicken with ﬁre-roasted cauliﬂower and lemon broth. Don’t forget to ask the chef to serve it family style. donettoatlanta.com

Popular fresh ingredients set the table at Jonathan Waxman’s BREZZA CUCINA. The Italian eatery introduced a new menu combining wintry favorites with hints of spring sprinkled in—such as gnocchi with broccoli pesto or short rib with braised cabbage and crispy Brussels sprouts. For a lighter bite, try the kale salad or grilled steak salad with arugula and sweet potatoes. brezzacucina.com

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THE BOLD TYPE

A Buckhead residence plays host to an intimate and elegant brunch with Krug Champagne on the eve of the High Museum Wine Auction Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN

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On a bright spring morning on the eve of 2019’s High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction, an intimate group of High Museum benefactors gathered for a celebratory Krug Champagne brunch

above Atlanta philanthropist Susan Been wears Gucci in the living room of her Buckhead home, which played host to an unforgettable brunch that beneﬁted the High Museum of Art. right Victor Blanquart, private client manager for Moët Hennessy, sips Krug Champagne with Mark Hirschman. previous page Interior designer Robert Brown—pictured with Blanquart—balanced bold hues and sophisticated undertones in the Buckhead residence of Susan Been.

at the home of Atlanta philanthropist Susan Been, who worked with Atlanta designer—and longtime friend—Robert Brown to translate her penchant for fashion and eye-catching color palettes into the overall scheme of her Buckhead home. “My personal style is color,” Been says, who also worked with event consultant Barbara Roos and caterer Dennis Dean to execute the brunch festivities. “It really is a challenge for Bob [Brown] to reign me in, but he always balances my love of color with such sophistication.” The Champagne brunch—which was attended by guests including Patti Dickey, Jada Loveless, Millie Smith and Raj Patel—began with Krug Grande Cuvée (166 Edition), then moved to Krug Vintage Brut 2004 and ended with the remarkable and rich Krug Rosé 18 Edition magnum. “[Been] is a pro at hosting parties,” says Brown. “Presto, off she goes.” Brown has now designed 19 projects with Been, so working with her style has become something of a second nature. “On the first few projects we would meet and go through each room and pick fabrics and paint colors, and eventually we stopped doing that,” says Been. “Now I may tell him that I want a red living room or a vibrant blue powder room, but that is about it with my input. He just knows me so well that he just does his thing and I always love it.”

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In the living room, for instance, a red damask wallcovering by Thibaut was inspired by a red room that caught Been’s eye during a summer trip to London. “That would typically be a hard sell for us, but she loved it,” Brown says. “I think it’s stunning.” Indeed, for this particular project, maximalism is the name of the game, as evidenced by Brown’s skillful mix of color and pattern, a choice largely inspired by Been’s penchant for Gucci. “I like it when we are able to mismatch things to add interest,” says Brown. “The more pattern and color we add, the better I like it.” True to form, an animal-print carpet from Stark creates a statement in the study, where Brown lightened the color of the paneling to create a more feminine feel. In the dining room, a custom de Gournay wallcovering features scenes of England, Scotland and Ireland—along with personal touches, including “a couple of gentlemen wearing her family’s tartan kilts,” Brown says. “I want my guests to be wowed when they enter the dining area,” Been says. “My goal is always to create an elegant experience.” above In the dining room, a chandelier from Ainsworth-Noah makes a statement above a dining table from Parc Monceau. The chairs are from Parc Monceau and Hickory Chair. right A custom DeGournay wallcovering enlivens the space.

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Letter From the President and Tour of Kitchens Chair Dear Friends and Patrons, Welcome! The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. (JLA) is delighted to present the 23rd Annual Tour of Kitchens. Not only is this a showcase of some of the region’s most esteemed designers and beautiful homes, but it’s also an opportunity to highlight the JLA’s mission of promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving our community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Over the past two decades, Tour of Kitchens has raised more than two million dollars that has helped grow our work in the Atlanta community! As we celebrate 23 memorable years of Tour of Kitchens, we would like to express our sincere gratitude for the generous support of guest kitchen designers for sharing their talents, our homeowners for welcoming tour patrons, our invaluable partners and sponsors, dedicated donors, volunteers and attendees. We also extend a special thank you to Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Magazine and Brad Hanner, without whom this beloved springtime tradition would not be possible. To officially start the 2020 Tour of Kitchens season, hundreds of guests attended Pour Before the Tour on January 30, 2020. Thanks to the generosity of our host sponsor, Daltile, guests met designers and homeowners featured on the tour, and the event was a resounding success. Toast of the Tour, our annual cocktail celebration will be a festive culmination to a successful Tour of Kitchens on Friday, April 3, 2020. The event is sponsored and graciously hosted by Ciot. As you take the two-day, self-guided Tour of Kitchens on March 21 & 22, 2020 through 14 of our city’s most stunning homes, we encourage you to get inspiration and immerse yourself in the creativity and innovation of the Atlanta design community. Each home is a showcase of the best and most inventive designs in our city. During the weekend, don’t miss out on the special culinary and event demonstrations, tastings, and more at our homes. Please share your experiences during the weekend and follow along by using #JLATOK on social media. Throughout our 103 years of service, the JLA has harnessed the potential of Atlanta women to take the lead in an ever-evolving world and create a healthy community for children, women and families. JLA has served as the premier source for civic leadership training and development opportunities for women who want to bring about lasting and meaningful change in their community. Our diverse group of members are a relevant and modern movement of women who are at the forefront of tackling some of the toughest issues affecting women and children - issues surrounding commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking, early childhood education and generational poverty. Your patronage of Tour of Kitchens enables JLA members and our community partners to take the lead and deliver transformational community change. We look forward to seeing you during the Tour of Kitchens!! Warmly,

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Rebecca T. Brooks 2019 – 2020 Tour of Kitchens Chair The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.b 3

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The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. 2019 â&#x20AC;&#x201C;20 Tour of Kitchens Committee Members

Leadership Becca Brooks, Chair Courtnay Davis, Chair-Elect

Tour Demonstrations Katie Murphy, Chair TinabFynnb MeekybHirstb AmandabSaurinb Stephanie White

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Emily Barnhill, Chair Morgan Cooler, Chair Paige Byersb Erin Cannadayb Sara Claytonb Callie Cunninghamb Allison Ginderb Megan Harrisonb Amanda Jollayb Mary Jo Mangrumb Kathryn Putnamb Catharine Schoettleb Patricia Shenkmanb Kirby Stoutb Rachel Thomasb Catherine Turnerb Rachel Warnerb Elizabeth White

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A Special Thanks to the JLA Tour of Kitchens Sponsors Diamond Sponsorship Level

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Joy Dyess

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Tour of Kitchens Events The JLA Tour of Kitchens is excited to feature these events during the course of the weekend. For further detail regarding the schedule of events, please visitwww.tourofkitchens.org.

Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters Ren Doughty has been active in the specialty coffee world for 20 years. He’s the Outreach & Customer Support Coordinator for Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters 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 25 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 Ren leading tours of the Batdorf roastery, serving fresh coffee at art events around town, judging local latte art competitions, or riding his motorcycle to a good bookstore.

CalyRoad Creamery CalyRoad Creamery, one of Georgia’s first micro-creameries for artisan cheese, was established in May of 2009 by two sisters, Cathy and Robin, who quite simply, wanted to learn and experience something totally unique. Both women were at a turning point in their lives. Both had held successful careers, enjoyed wonderful marriages and raised children. Yet they both yearned to create something special. The idea for making cheese was sparked by a pet dairy goat and her two kids. The two women developed a passion for making cheese after visiting several cheese makers in the neighboring states of North Carolina and Alabama. Ultimately, they attended the Vermont Institute of Artisan Cheese and fell in love with that magic ingredient…MILK! Come visit CalyRoad Creamery and enter into the world of cheese making…. Once you learn about the magic of milk, you will never look at cheese the same way!

Charles Willis An Atlanta institution since 1948, Charles Willis has proudly served three generations of brides with its fine china, crystal, invitations, and gifts. Charles Willis offers over 400 china patterns from the finest manufacturers in the world, assuring that today’s brides will find the perfect pattern. Its 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 or call 404-233-9487.

Donetto, Chef Matthew Ryder With more than a decade of experience in the restaurant industry, Matthew Ryder brings a zealous and diverse culinary background to West Midtown’s Donetto, where he serves as executive chef. Ryder began his career in the restaurant industry at just 14 years-old, washing dishes and learning to love the gratification behind delivering a fantastic meal. He experienced several facets of restaurant operation – including bussing, serving and cooking on the line – before attending Cape Fear Community College in Wilmington, N.C., where he obtained an associate degree in Culinary Applied Sciences. Following graduation, Ryder dove further into the kitchen as chef consultant, head chef and most recently, sous chef at the former Adalina in Atlanta. Ryder enjoys expressing his artistic and culinary passions through the modern Italian menu at Donetto, where he plans to make micro-seasonal changes throughout the year, while positively influencing the West Midtown community both in and out of the kitchen. When he’s not in the restaurant, Ryder can be found exploring his new hometown of Smyrna, Ga. with his fiancé, Caroline, and Goldendoodle, Harry.

Erica Lee, Executive Pastry Chef at the Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta’s new executive pastry chef, Erica Lee, has been inspired by the hospitality industry since she was a young girl in her native Korea. As executive pastry chef for such a prestigious and globally recognized hotel group, Lee brings her creative flair to the dessert menus in the restaurant and for the hotel’s private events and meetings. With her imagination always being exuded through her creations, what is Lee’s favorite dessert to both make and enjoy? Classic cheesecake with blueberry compote will always take the cake. Lee is married to her husband, Jacob. Together they are the parents to their son, Justin.

Golda Kombucha Started in Atlanta in 2013, Golda Kombucha is Georgia’s first and finest sparkling kombucha tea—a probiotic drink containing vitamins and live and active cultures to aid digestion, boost the immune system, and energize the body. All of Golda’s Kombucha flavors feature a fresh Southern-grown fruit and herb pairing, and are free from artificial flavors, coloring, and preservatives.

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Tour of Kitchens Events Continued Happy Camper Katie Mitchell is the owner and head taste tester at Happy Camper, a local healthy foods company making it easier to eat healthy on the go. While working as a management consultant, Katie saw a need for cleaningredient foods that were quick and wholesome to fuel her hectic workdays when she couldn’t find time to make them herself. Happy Camper started as a way to fill a personal need and now serves all gluten-free, dairyfree and vegetarian convenience foods to Atlanta and beyond!

Heavenly Cakes Heavenly Cakes by Pharez is a manufacturer of gourmet gluten free baked goods that are so good, you won’t believe they are gluten free. Pharez Roberson the owner of Heavenly Cakes is a self taught Pastry Chef who is passionate about providing amazing products that you’ll crave no matter you dietary needs. In 2007, Pharez learned the stomach pain and discomfort he had suffered with since birth was the result of a gluten allergy. In transitioning to a gluten free diet, he was unhappy with the gluten free flours available as they altered the taste and texture of his products. As a result, Pharez developed Heavenly Cakes Gourmet gluten free flour which is used in all of Heavenly Cakes products. Today, Heavenly Cakes’s amazing gluten free products can be found in restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, stadiums, conference halls, and Whole Foods Market’s throughout the Atlanta area.

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JLA Kids in the Kitchen The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. 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,

King of Pops Summertime, smiles, and Southern culture on a stick - we’re King of Pops. Founded in 2010, we exist to create unexpected moments of happiness. Boasting flavors like Chocolate Sea Salt, Raspberry Lime, Banana Puddin’, and Pineapple Habanero, our team of 100 or so passionate people is empowered and excited to thoughtfully do what it takes to make any experience special. We scour the South for sustainable fruits and sourceable farmers for our five locally focused kitchens. Inspired by two brothers who started with a single pushcart on a street corner in Atlanta, we chop, mash, freeze, and ship thousands of artisanal popsicles a day. Today we’re a lot bigger but not different. Check out our free weekly yoga classes that draw hundreds, drop by one of our carts, suggest our 500th flavor, or bring us to your next event. www.KingofPops.com.

O-Ku, Chef Choum “Sleep” Loy Joining O-Ku Atlanta in 2019 as executive chef, Choum “Sleep” Loy brings more than 12 years of culinary experience to the Westside’s premier sushi staple. The industry veteran brings leadership, knowledge of the cuisine’s tradition and an invigorating energy to the Atlanta team. Born in Cambodia and raised in Philadelphia, Loy spent a majority of his childhood learning the industry and training under chefs, including his wife’s father, who inspired his passion and pursuit of a career in the culinary industry. Following his high school graduation, Loy eagerly picked up a range of culinary techniques, perfecting his knife skills and continually striving to deliver the perfect dish and experience to guests. Loy joined the Indigo Road Restaurant Group team four years ago and has worked up the ranks, where he perfects traditional sushi techniques and seamlessly integrates classic sushi with a fresh take. When Loy is not in the kitchen at O-Ku Atlanta, you can find him spending time with his wife in Marietta or enjoying music and movies.

Tiff’s Treats When Tiffany Taylor and Leon Chen were college sophomores at the University of Texas, she stood him up for a date and delivered hot-from-the-oven cookies to apologize. Leon convinced Tiff to turn her cookies into a business, and the first on-demand warm cookie delivery company was born. The company started as small as you can get, with the two of them taking orders on a cell phone and baking cookies in the oven at Leon’s apartment. Today, Tiff and Leon are married, and the dream of delivery warm cookies is still alive and well, with more and more new stores popping up around the US each year. A commitment to a simple menu of classic cookie flavors, baked-to-order, and top-notch service keeps the company focused and growing. As of 2020, they’re now shipping Take & Bake kits nationally! If you haven’t experienced the moment you receive a box of warm cookies from Tiff’s Treats, what are you waiting for? Visit cookiedelivery.com or download the Tiff’s Treats mobile app to treat yourself or someone else day or night.

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Prepping for Saturdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kitchens Driving directions can be found at www.tourofkitchens.org. This is a self-guided, self-directed tour.

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1234 Ragley Hall Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30319

1100 Santa Fe Station Dunwoody, GA 30338

1659 Tichenor Court Dunwoody, GA 30338

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About the Kitchen

Keystone Millworks Classic Luxury Collection never disappoints, and as with all of our collections is completely customizable. The Classic Luxury Collection defines the “modern classic kitchen”. It’s fresh, clean lined, and relaxed. The allure of Artisan cooking, restrained interiors and the strong architecture combine to create a style that personifies simple sophistication. It’s our take on creating the perfect transitional space! This “transitional classic luxury style” kitchen with the latest amenities offers the very best in everything and is truly the centerpiece of the home.

1 3160 Peachtree Drive NE Atlanta, GA 30305

Supplier Information Kitchen Designer:

Virgis Naujokas, Senior Designer with Keystone Millworks Design Team

Builder:

Randy Glazer with Glazer Design and Construction 404-683-9848

Cabinets:

Keystone Millworks

Countertops:

Carrera Marble

Paint Perimeter cabinetry:

SW 7648 Big ChillFarrow & Bell

Island:

SW 7674 Peppercorn

Appliances:

Guy Gunter Home 404-874-7529

Range:

Wolf 48” Dual Fuel Range

Oven:

Wolf 24” Convection/Steam Oven

Refrigerator:

Sub Zero 48” Professional Refrigerator/Freezer with Glass

Dishwasher:

Cove Dishwasher

Vacuum Seal Drawer: Sub Zero 24” Vacuum Seal Drawer

About the Designer

Virgis Naujokas, Senior Designer at Keystone Millworks is one of the most talented kitchen designers in the United States and his stunning and detailed designs constantly draw the attention of architects, designers, and a discerning clientele. For the last 20 years, Keystone Millworks has brought together the finest materials, traditional artisanal craftsmanship and an approach that’s been tailor made to your ideas to create the best in luxury interiors. As designers, makers, and installers of handcrafted furniture style cabinetry, bespoke hardware, high-end custom wood floors, and exceptional architectural millwork, we listen and understand clearly what the client wants, and then deliver that unmatched product to the client on time with “white-glove” personal service. Keystone Millworks reputation for making the finest handcrafted cabinetry precedes them and we are proud to say all our custom products are made - and will always be made in America. We invite you to visit our website as well as our kitchen on the JLA Tour of Kitchens where we look forward to showing you why we offer the finest custom cabinetry made in America today.

Keystone Millworks

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2 10 Conifer Circle Atlanta, GA 30342

About the Kitchen

Nestled behind Phipps Plaza in a picturesque enclave in Buckhead this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen was part of a larger whole home remodel. The homeowners are empty nesters with a passion for art and collecting. The kitchen palette of chalk and soft black is accented by a dramatic concrete backsplash tile. Its unique 3D texture is the perfect backdrop. The design of the kitchen and adjoining living areas allow the homeowners to interact with friends and family while they are curled up on the couch by the fire or hanging out on one of the covered porches. The custom cabinets offer a tremendous amount of storage as well as a hidden prep area and coffee bar. The cabinets are accented by natural Britannium hardware and Bianco Trajane countertops. Our clients love to cook so naturally Thermador appliances were chosen for their versatility. Please come visit us. We look forward to seeing you.

Supplier Information Designer: Contractor: Backsplash Tile: Countertops: Appliances: Sink: Faucet: Hardware: Paint Perimeter: Island: Flooring: Windows/Doors: Photographer:

Rothman+Rothman Design www.rothmandesign.net 404-886-0855 Joe Nilles with Johnson Management Group 404-262-1175 Kaza Vortex Night from Walker Zanger www.walkerzanger.com 404-365-9991 Bianco Trajane from Marmi www.marmistone.com 770-921-7601 SR Appliance Depot www.srappliancedepot.com 404-425-9605 Ruvati 36â&#x20AC;? Stainless Apron Sink www.ruvati.com Artezzo Stainless from Brizo www.brizo.com Shaub and Company - Martello Natural Brittanium Jones Metal Molding Company www.jonesmetalmolding.com Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray SW7029 Benjamin Moore Almost Black 2130-30 Esplanade European French Oak / Matte Oil Finish Sawyer Mason www.sawyermason.com Liteworks Sierra Pacific/ Aluminum Clad Wood www.liteworkswindow.com 678-384-8110 Galina Juliana

About the Designer

Jenny and Eric Rothman have crafted intimate, personal architecture throughout the southeast, producing a diverse body of work that reflects their passion for well-choreographed homes. They believe in fully integrated design and creating beautiful spaces that reflect the unique character of each homeowner. Rothman+Rothman designs have been featured in local, national, and international publications and have garnered many prestigious design awards. They invite you to schedule a complimentary consultation. Rothman+Rothman would also like to thank the many partners and craftsmen that made this project a reality.

Rothman+Rothman Design www.rothmandesign.net 404-886-0855 14

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About the Kitchen

This new home construction in Brookhaven was the vision of our clients moving to Atlanta for the first time. The husband and wife like to entertain friends and family, so the kitchen was an important feature for them. The focus of the design was to create a multifunctional kitchen that also appeals to the eye. The user should be comfortable preparing a meal for one in this space, as well as be adequate enough for a professional chef or catering team during a large gathering. Everything is within a few steps reach, so preparing a quick meal on a daily basis is very easy, but the large island overlooking the family room from the food prep area allows for multiple people to work and interact at the same time. The cabinets were custom fitted with lots of clever and practical storage solutions, while the 7 foot tall walnut and brass hood is an elegant focal point demanding attention. The walnut hutch/pantry/buffet was designed to be an elegant extension of the kitchen intended as a furniture piece that complements the hood and ties together the entire space.

3 2791 Mabry Road, Atlanta, 30319

*Please note that parking for this home must take place on nearby Farmington Street.

Supplier Information Kitchen Designer:

Marcel Olariu with Kingdom Woodworks www.kingdomwoodworks.com

Interior Designer:

Melanie Milner/Katie Moorehouse with Design Atelier www.thedesignatelier.com

Builder:

White Oak Fine Homes www.whiteoakfinehomes.com

Cabinets:

Kingdom Woodworks

Counter Tops:

Marmi www.marmistone.com

Plumbing Fixtures:

Kohler

Hardware:

Armac Martin

Appliances:

Wolf/Subzero

Light Fixtures:

Urban Electric www.urbanelectric.com

Paint:

Sherwin Williams “Agreeable Gray” #SW-7029

About the Designer

Kitchen expert Marcel Olariu and Kingdom Woodworks have been design influencers for the last 20 years across the United States and abroad with thousands of happy and repeat clients. Marcel’s upbringing in a christian carpenter’s home, has deep roots in European craftsmanship and an architectural degree background. His timeless designs and innovative ideas bring luxury and elegance to everyday living. Marcel has created award winning kitchens and has an unprecedented reputation in the design community. He is the founder and Principal of Kingdom Woodworks, one of the leading national manufacturers of handmade fine tailored cabinetry. Kingdom Woodworks bespoke creations are distinguishable through unique design, unmatched craftsmanship, and a lifelong white glove follow up service. We are a principle driven firm, which proudly and responsibly bears the mark: “Made in America”, and providing clients worldwide the finest tailored cabinetry for the home. We invite you to visit our showroom which is available by appointment to the design industry as well as the general public.

Kingdom Woodworks

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

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4 2827 Redding Road Atlanta, GA 30319

About the Kitchen

Designed in collaboration with two Atlanta experts, architect Bill Baker and interior designer Liz Shults, our team set out to create a kitchen open to the house and where everyone could participate in meal preparation and socialization. The kitchen space in this home is surrounded by many additional rooms. It is always difficult to design a kitchen with so many doorways and windows, however the end result, a cohesive functional and timeless design, is nothing short of stunning. Two storage towers running all the way to the countertop bookend the range wall featuring a custom stainless and brass hood. In addition to windows on each side of the hood, we added a shiplapped skylight above an 11-foot island at the axis of the room to saturate the space with natural light. Anchored by the nostalgia of an antique distressed hutch hosting family heirlooms and a breakfast banquette reminiscent of the one we designed in their previous home, this kitchen brings family together for cooking, relaxing and entertaining.

Supplier Information Kitchen Designer:

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio

Interior Designer:

Liz Shults, Le Chateau Interiors

Architect:

William T. Baker

Cabinets:

Downsview By Design Galleria

Countertops:

Mountain White Marble by Marmi Natural Stone

Plumbing Fixtures:

Perrin and Rowe, Newport Brass

Backsplash:

Renaissance Tile

Appliances:

Subzero, Wolf, and Miele

Flooring:

Oak Wood

Light Fixtures:

Urban Electric and Ironware International

Decorative Hardware: Matthew Quinn Collection Photographer:

Mali Azima

About the Designer

Established in 1979, Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has anchored itself in being the undeniable innovative leader in Kitchen, Bath, and Closet Design. Notorious for uncompromising craftsmanship and an extraordinary client experience, our distinctive attention to detail in client inspired design, exquisite cabinetry, and limitless style and finish possibilities are among the qualities that maintain our long-term relationships with esteemed architects, designers and builders worldwide. Our design firm is comprised of six award-winning designers with over 90 years of combined experience, supported by a detail and precision-oriented Project Management and Engineer Team. The installation process is executed by one of our five Installation Teams who pride themselves in craftsmanship, execution, and exactness unmatched within the industry. Our firmâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quest for design perfection has resulted in exquisite designs for over 5,000 national and international clients over four decades. We invite you to meet a member of our Design Team.

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Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio ADAC-Atlanta Decorative Arts Center 351 Peachtree Hills Avenue, Suite 234 Atlanta, GA 30305 www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111

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About the Kitchen

This client was building a new home in an established neighborhood and wanted something that would be in keeping with the architecture of her home while incorporating her sense of style in both colors and textures. We used a combination of paints and stains in deep greys and pale naturals and transitional door styles to give the kitchen its own identity while maintaining a cohesive flow with the rest of the house. Focus was placed on storage and function in each area of the kitchen to incorporate everything they wanted into the large, open kitchen. With limited upper cabinet space, we wanted to keep the countertops clutter free yet have everything close at hand so we created specialized pull out solutions for trash, trays, knives, spices, pots, pans, dishes, small appliances and even a built-in TV. The final touches in the design are the hood and end caps on one island featuring architectural shapes with a second island featuring a waterfall countertop. The end result is nothing short of stunning!

5 1234 Ragley Hall Road NE Atlanta, Ga 30319

Supplier Information Designer:

Dove Studio (Stephanie Elder)

Builder:

Keystone Custom Homes

Architect:

Keystone Custom Homes

Cabinets:

Provided and installed by Dove Studio

Countertops:

Corian Calacatta Natura

Flooring:

White Oak

Plumbing Fixtures:

Newport Brass

Backsplash:

Corian Calacatta Natura

Appliances:

Jenn-Air, Zephyr, ULine, Sharp, and KitchenAid

Windows/Doors:

Pella

Light Fixtures:

Hinkley Masterpiece Lighting

Paint:

Sherwin Williams Divine White

Photographer:

Galina Juliana

About the Designer

Dove Studio is a full service design firm that engages clients from the initial consultation through the installation by providing guidance that values the clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; tastes while implementing decades of design experience. We offer a fresh and inspiring approach to designing spaces where you live and play. What brings us together at Dove Studio is a shared passion for design and an honest desire to make a difference in otherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lives. We possess the knowledge and experience to incorporate innovative and forward thinking into our designs as well as a generous array of product lines to work with in order to personalize each design and project to the needs, tastes and budgets of each client. Every client is unique, which is part of why we enjoy each project and the people who entrust their vision to us.

Dove Studio Kitchen and Bath 1570 Holcomb Bridge Rd. #740 Roswell, GA 30076 www.dovestudio.com 770-552-3683

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6 1100 Sante Fe Station Dunwoody, GA 30338

About the Kitchen

A major renovation was needed to update this kitchen to create a gracious space for raising a young family and entertaining. Soffits were removed over the old brown cabinets to visually increase the volume. For better flow and entertaining ease, the wall between the kitchen and dining room was opened up. All of the old stained trim was removed and replaced with painted trim. Two new windows were installed to add light and provide space for the professional 48” range. Custom cabinets in white and gray create the elegant ambiance with sparkle from gold pendant fixtures and glossy backsplash tile. The range and custom hood centers the meal preparation area, while the refrigerator, microwave, speed oven, and warming drawer are efficiently close. Dual dishwashers in the large island were a must, and make clean-up easy after frequent entertaining. An inset walnut top over the seating area is the perfect spot for breakfast or homework, while the adjacent bar makes entertaining guests a pleasure.

Supplier Information Designer:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

Contractor:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

Cabinets:

Jay Rambo Co., beaded inset construction, Colonial door style, Silver Feather painted on maple wood, and Fog with Black Glaze stained on clear alder wood

Hardware:

Richelieu

Countertops:

Caesarstone White Attica; inset top in island in walnut

Plumbing Fixtures:

Blanco and Franke

Backsplash:

Sant’Agostino Shadebox, Light Shadebrick

Appliances:

Sub-Zero and Wolf; Zephyr hood liner

Photographer:

Kurtis Miller Photography

About the Designer

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio has one of the largest kitchen and bath cabinetry showrooms in the greater Atlanta area. CSI has been serving its clients in the Atlanta area and surrounding states for 26 years. Whether you prefer traditional or modern style, we have the cabinetry for you. We 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. CSI is a licensed Georgia contractor and can design and build not only your dream kitchen and bath but also your closet, laundry room, library, bar, entertainment center, basement, home office, or sunroom. Visit our showroom to discover all that we have to offer.

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio

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6527 Jimmy Carter Blvd., Suite C-2 Norcross, GA 30071 www.csikitchenandbath.com 770-729-1999

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About the Kitchen

When the homeowners bought their home in 2012, they saw the potential. While the existing kitchen was adequate, it was not functional to their needs. They wanted to create a home with a warm, family atmosphere where the kitchen would be at the heart. They needed enough space to cook for their busy family of four as well as room to host and entertain out-of-town family and friends. They decided to redesign the entire space. Gone were the dated cabinets and Corian countertops. In came lovely raised panel doors in a painted warm grey tone as well as flat panel Rift & Quartered White Oak cabinets in a complimentary dark hue. The lines of the cabinetry and the hardware-mixed with modern touches in lighting and backsplash-create a welcoming transitional feel, perfect for the way they live. Form and function working together to create this warm and inviting family home.

7 1659 Tichenor Court Dunwoody, GA 30338

Supplier Information Designer:

Insidesign

Builder:

AFG Builders

Cabinets Perimeter:

Shiloh Cabinetry

Island:

Crystal Cabinets

Countertops:

Silestone – Eternal – Calacatta Gold

Flooring:

White Oak 50% Jacobean & 50% Special Walnut

Plumbing Fixtures:

Rohl

Backsplash:

Waterworks

Appliances:

Wolf/Subzero

Light Fixtures:

Visual Comfort

Paint:

Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray

Photographer:

Galina Juliana

About the Designer

Insidesign is a destination for superior products and services designed for residential interiors. Insidesign’s experienced team of specialists in cabinetry, flooring, and architectural millwork collaborates to help builders and homeowners make a home personalized, beautiful, and comfortable. Filled with ideas, the Insidesign showroom applies skillfully crafted wood floors, doors, mouldings, and cabinetry in new and creative ways. With fresh possibilities for designed interiors, Insidesign helps make home your own.

Insidesign

5933-D Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 www.myinsidesign.com 770-673-0721

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3154 Northside Parkway NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

624 Park Drive Atlanta, GA 30306

1016 Wildwood Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30306

4 Nacoochee Place NW, Atlanta, GA 30305

2551 Potomac Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30305

2828 Peachtree Road NW, Apartment 2703 Atlanta, GA 30305

490 Hillside Drive Atlanta, GA 30342

1981 Grace Arbor Court Atlanta, GA 30329

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About the Kitchen

This 1925 classic bungalow renovation emanated from a damaging water leak in the small and confined original kitchen. At the time, the homeowners were in the midst of planning a backyard renovation featuring a new pool. After months of planning the conclusion was to open the entire main level of the home to capitalize on the spectacular backyard focus. The new kitchen was relocated to the back of the house, formerly a bedroom and small bath. The original dining room, living room, and family room were all flip flopped and reconfigured to create a natural and open flow into the new kitchen and sitting room featuring a full Nano Wall system opening to the renovated back yard oasis.b Hosting an adjacent butler’s pantry, the kitchen functions as the perfect axis for both the home and the integrated back yard.

8 624 Park Drive Atlanta, GA 30306

Supplier Information Kitchen Designer:

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio

Builder:

Trina Summins, Branham & Co, LLC

Architect:

Sheila Rogers of Hamilton – Rogers Design

Cabinets:

Design Galleria Private Label

Kitchen Countertops: Black Forest Granite with Leather Finish Scullery Countertops: Emerest Pearl Honed Quartzite Flooring:

Red Oak with Jacobean Stain

Backsplash:

Porcelain Subway Tile by Specialty Tile

Appliances:

Wolf, Subzero, Miele, and Scotsman

Light Fixtures:

Custom

Decorative Hardware: Matthew Quinn Collection Faucets:

Newport Brass, Scullery: Kraus

Paint Walls and Trim: Cabinets:

Sherwin Williams Elder White Benjamin Moore Shoreline

Hood:

Custom by builder

Photographer:

Galina Juliana

About the Designer

Established in 1979, Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has anchored itself in being the undeniable innovative leader in Kitchen, Bath, and Closet Design. Notorious for uncompromising craftsmanship and an extraordinary client experience, our distinctive attention to detail in client inspired design, exquisite cabinetry, and limitless style and finish possibilities are among the qualities that maintain our long-term relationships with esteemed architects, designers and builders worldwide. Our design firm is comprised of six award-winning designers with over 90 years of combined experience, supported by a detail and precision-oriented Project Management and Engineer Team. The installation process is executed by one of our five Installation Teams who pride themselves in craftsmanship, execution, and exactness unmatched within the industry. Our firm’s quest for design perfection has resulted in exquisite designs for over 5,000 national and international clients over four decades. We invite you to meet a member of our Design Team.

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Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio ADAC-Atlanta Decorative Arts Center 351 Peachtree Hills Avenue, Suite 234 Atlanta, GA 30305 www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111

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9 1016 Wildwood Road NE Atlanta Ga 30306

About the Kitchen

This kitchen was completed in the late summer of 2019. The homeowners are avid cooks and wanted an open and accessible layout with top of the line appliances, ample storage and a modern but warm feel. The â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;dirty kitchenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; stores countertop appliances, has an additional sink and dishwasher, and serves as a walk in pantry, all of which can be hidden when the pocket door is closed. The cabinets are painted Green Smoke by Farrow & Ball and the back splash is layered with gray crackle subway tile to give it a more traditional edge. The main attraction, the kitchen, is grand while also being understated. The neutral tones are muted but crisp with creamy floor to ceiling cabinets that hide two ovens, a fridge and a freezer. Opposite is a dish cabinet, which has beautiful black detailing inside. Oversized island with a waterfall edge serves as a grounding element and focal point for the room.

Supplier Information Designer:

Natalia Makarova & Tanya Lacourse

Builder:

Avalon Custom Homes www.avaloncustomhomes.com

Cabinets:

Karpaty Cabinets www.karpatycabinets.com

Countertops:

Fabricated by Stone Pro, Inc Provided by CIOT

Plumbing Fixtures:

Franke & Havsgohe from PDI

Backsplash:

Tile by Walker Zanker

Appliances Dishwasher:

Miele

Oven and Steam Oven: Miele Refrigerator:

Miele

Freezer:

Miele

Cooktop:

Hestan

Light Fixtures:

Bert Frank / England

Metal Detail:

Livingston Metalworks

Cabinet Hardware:

Mathew Quinn Collection

About the Designer

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: kitchens, pantries, bathrooms, dressing rooms, bars, and wine cellars. Our cabinetry varies in style, but has a consistent use of top quality materials and a passion for perfection. Our design aesthetic and Karpaty Cabinets products embody an obsessive attention to quality in both design and construction. Pulling off this balancing act and bringing it to reality is what we do best. Violet Marsh Interiors creates compelling rooms to illuminate your way of living. With attentive listening and diligent communication, we transform your wants and needs into spaces that comfort and enrich you for years to come. Our thoughtful design process ensures you will feel inspired, well taken care of, and deliriously happy with your results. Violet Marsh is now accepting new projects for 2020.

Violet Marsh Interiors

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Serving Atlanta, GA and New England www.violetmarsh.com 603-682-6743

Karpaty Cabinets

1535 Oak Industrial Lane, Suite E Cumming, GA 30041 www.karpatycabinets.com 678 947-8188

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About the Kitchen

When approaching this kitchen, the homeowner who is enthusiastic about cooking, put forth the challenge to design a space that was both functional for the tasks at hand but also aesthetically pleasing. As great sight lines dominate this classic four-square house design, we aimed to transform the required asymmetrical function of the kitchen into one that felt very centered and balanced on the room. By blending stained cabinets centered on the main cooking area with painted cabinets flanking it, the eye “sees” balance. This wonderful kitchen, steps back to the days of fine craftsmanship, from its plastered walls and hood, to its minimal yet elegant cabinet design and understated beauty. Additionally, with the fine details of mortised olive hinges, unlacquered brass hardware, and solid white oak planked doors, it calls back to a time of a mastery between design and the artistry of woodworking. Through this amazing journey we were able to capture all the wants and needs from our client, providing them the perfect kitchen for their lifestyle.

10 4 Nacoochee Place Atlanta, GA 30305

Supplier Information Designer: Builder: Architect: Cabinets: Countertops: Island: Perimeter: Flooring:

Helen Davis Interior Design The Garrett Group, Ltd. J. Ryan Duffey Architect, Inc Morgan Creek Cabinetry Marmi Stone Invierno Grey Quartzite, honed Calacatta Borghini, honed Pre-finsihed American White Oak (custom color mix), 7” wide planks by Crafted Supply Plumbing Fixtures: Pot Filler & Sink Faucet: Henry Collection in Unlacquered brass from Waterworks Backsplash: 6x6 GP Heirloom White from Walker Zanger Appliances: Guy Gunter Home Liner: Ventahood BH346PSLD SS Rangetop: Bluestar BSPRT488B Wall Oven: Bluestar BSDEWO30ECSDDDV2 Refrigerator: Sub-Zero BI-48S/O Dishwasher: Bosch SHV89PW53N Icemaker: Sub-Zero UC15IP Windows/Doors: Steel doors and windows by Atelier Domingue Light Fixtures: Grosvenor Linear Triple Pendant in Antique Burnished Brass by Circa Lighting Paint: Farrow & Ball “Shaded White” #201, Satin Finish Cabinet Knobs: Large Oval Cabinet Knob in unlacquered brass by Rejuvenation Cabinet & Appliance Pulls: R.W. Atlas Pulls by Waterworks Photographer: Galina Juliana

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.

Morgan Creek Cabinetry

Garrett & Ingols, LLC

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M O R G A N C R E E K

4346 Southside Dr. Acworth, Ga. 30101 www.morgancreekcabinets.net 678-524-9258

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11 2551 Potomac Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30305

About the Kitchen

The previous kitchen had low ceilings, very little natural light, and was disconnected from the other parts of the home. When the homeowners expressed interest in renovating to better accommodate entertaining their grown childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s families, architect Linda MacArthur came up with the idea to raise the ceiling and add a clerestory. This addition allowed the Studio Entourage team to fit the design within the existing footprint and create an elongated kitchen that is now bathed in natural light. The design team also worked with the homeowner to carefully connect the kitchen to the adjacent living spaces. With their love for cooking and entertaining, we also wanted to have an area outside of the main kitchen work zone for guests to gather and fix drinks. The separate beverage bar is the perfect addition across from the breakfast room that we created by enclosing a portion of the existing covered porch. The homeowners are also Francophiles who love braising dishes so having a gas La Cornue range was important and became a centerpiece for the kitchen.

Supplier Information Cabinetry Designer:

Beni Borza

Bell Cabinetry & Design www.bellcabinetry.com Kitchen & Interior Designer:

404-380-1308 Jane Hollman

Studio Entourage

www.thestudioentourage.com Architect:

404-233-4771

Linda MacArthur Architect

www.lindamacarthurarchitect.com Builder:

404-233-4771

Ladisic Fine Homes

www.ladisicfinehomes.com Countertops: Appliances: Hood:

Faucets

Main Sink: Bar:

Hardware:

Old French Doors: Photographer:

404-495-0708

Polarstone Quartz

La Cornue, Miele and Sub-Zero Masterpiece Lighting Delta Brizo

Lisa Jarvis Hardware Inner Pieces

Galina Juliana

About the Designer

Bell Cabinetry & Design has been creating beautiful custom kitchens in homes throughout the Southeast and the Caribbean for over 25 years. We invite you to visit our showroom to meet with our talented design team and experience the beauty of our handcrafted cabinetry in styles ranging from traditional to modern. Studio Entourage specializes in kitchen design and whole home interior architecture. Our skill set allows us to thoughtfully make decisions in terms of function, scale, and materials to ensure that each project best fits clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs and lifestyle. We love establishing relationships with clients and developing beautiful and functional homes throughout Atlanta. Ladisic Fine Homes is a premier builder in Atlanta, Buckhead and Brookhaven. Founded 21 years ago by Michael Ladisic, the firm specializes in high-end custom homes and renovations. Ladisic Fine Homes believes that quality construction speaks for itself. We listen to our clients and develop a unique design tailored to fit their family.

Bell Cabinetry and Design

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ADAC West 349 Peachtree Hills Ave NE, Suite B2-B Atlanta, GA 30305 www.bellcabinetry.com 404-380-1308

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About the Kitchen

Designed in partnership with acclaimed designer Steve McClure and German Kitchen Center, this modern, Buckhead condo exemplifies the glitz and glamour of in-town living. The homeowners graciously worked through the design and remodel process to create a space that functions as exquisitely as it appears. The German engineered cabinets from Leicht, feature white silk-matt finishes combined with walnut accents and white matt-glass that wraps around the corners of the kitchen for a continuous simplicity throughout the space. Calacatta Gold Silestone countertops and a full height backsplash elevates the design and adds a level of sophistication. The island is finished with a silk-matt black and features matching powder-coated handles that ground the furniture-like island to the homeowners tastefully selected dark walnut hardwood floor. The exceptionally high standards that are offered by Leicht, at German Kitchen Center, include full spectrum LED lighting, soft-close and full extension drawers with crisp glass sides and oak interior accessories.

12 2828 Peachtree Road NW Apt 2703 Atlanta, GA 30305

*Free valet parking available*

Supplier Information Designer:

Steve McClure

Builder:

Michael Jordan Homes LLC

Cabinets:

German Kitchen Center - Leicht

Countertops:

Silestone Calacatta Gold

Flooring:

Hardwood Dark Walnut

Plumbing Fixtures:

Dornbracht

Backsplash:

Silestone Calacatta Gold

Appliances:

Howard Payne Company

Oven:

Gaggenau

Steam Oven:

Gaggenau

Refrigerator:

Subzero

Cooktop: Paint:

Wolf K&E Painting Services Inc. Sherwin Williams Cashmere Functional Gray

Photographer:

Galina Juliana

About the Designer

German Kitchen Center is a full service, nationwide design center offering world leading German and European cabinets in all of the 18 locations. German Kitchen Center’s cabinet brands are meticulously selected by the company’s hands-on owner and CEO, Mayan Metzler. All the brands are world leaders in the kitchen industry, made to order and fully customizable. Every project we perform receives the dedicated attention of a designer who assess the layout, preferences, needs, and budget of the project. German Kitchen Center’s Atlanta based design team is influenced by Atlanta’s history of contemporary architecture intertwined with the simplicity of living in “the city within a forest”. The cabinets sleek style, mixed with traditional design elements allows the team to create timeless spaces in the “New South.”

German Kitchen Center

ADAC-Atlanta Decorative Arts Center 351 Peachtree Hills Ave NE Suite 208 Atlanta, GA 30305 www.germankitchencenter.com 888-209-5240

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13 490 Hillside Drive Atlanta, GA 30342

About the Kitchen

The homeowners of this lovely 1950s cottage determined it was time to update their kitchen. One of their main goals was to make it more functional for their day to day lives while maintaining the cozy warmth and charm typical of the home. Flush inset framed cabinetry was specified in finishes that flowed with adjacent rooms, along with bin pulls, marble countertops, and a hearth style cooking area which make this cottage kitchen feel as if it had always been there. Beautiful fabrics and cushions soften the space and pull it together while modern appliances and smart cabinet accessories make it current and functional. As the backdrop for family time, day to day meals, holidays, and entertaining, this cottage kitchen delivers a living space worthy of the well-appointed home it resides in.

Supplier Information Kitchen Designer:

Laurie Lehrich of Cardea Home, LLC

Interior Designer:

Heather Dewberry of HuffDewberry, Inc.

Builder:

Builders II

Cabinets:

Block & Chisel

Countertops:

Calacatta Premium Honed

Supplied by: Fabricated by:

Ciot B&M Stone

Plumbing Fixtures:

Waterworks faucet, original sink used

Hardware:

Masterpiece Lighting

Appliances:

SZ & Wolf Appliances supplied by Distinctive Appliance of Buckhead

Flooring:

Existing Hardwood

Light Fixtures:

Worth Pendants from Hudson Valley

Cabinet Colors Perimeter cabinetry:

Benjamin Moore OC-45 Swiss Coffee

Island: Photographer:

Farrow & Ball No. 299 De Nimes Galina Juliana

About the Designer

Cardea Home is a full-service kitchen and bath studio based in Atlanta and owned by Laurie Lehrich. Cardea Home brings 25 years of experience, products, and services of a luxury firm into a more relaxed and intimate setting. Laurie has a singular skill for infusing real, emotional resonance into living spaces by balancing inspired design with practical functionality. She credits her unique approach to her invaluable experience in residential construction, her Industrial Design education, and her tenure with some of the best designers and trade professionals in the industry. Adept at engineering solutions to architectural and construction challenges, she marries creative enthusiasm with technical knowledge to ensure the realization of her clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision.

Cardea Home, LLC

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1554 Trentwood Place NE Atlanta, GA 30319 www.cardeahome.com 404-295-4453

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About the Kitchen

Our clients started with a traditional kitchen which was separated from their living room by a wall. Further, their kitchen peninsula cabinets and countertop blocked the flow between their kitchen, breakfast room and a large screened porch. By removing the wall and redesigning the layout with a large island, the spaces were united into a wonderful entertainment area. With a new updated cooking range top and coffee station, they are ready to enjoy their personal space and entertain guests. Their new island allows for flow between the rooms and throughout the kitchen onto the screened porch.

14 1981 Grace Arbor Court Atlanta, GA 30329

Supplier Information Designer:

Home Forge Remodeling www.homeforgeremodeling.com 404-273-1137

Builder:

Home Forge Remodeling

Architect:

Brad Harris

Cabinets:

Woodcraft Unlimited , Shaker

Countertops:

Cambria Skara Brae Quartz

Flooring:

Oak

Plumbing Fixtures Faucet:

Delta Esque Single-Handle PullDown Sprayer

Sink:

Franke Kubus

Appliances Range Top:

Wolf 36”

Vent Hood:

Zephyr Sienna Pro 36”

Refrigerator:

KitchenAid 36”

Light Fixtures:

Nina Cone with black shade

Photographer:

Galina Juliana

About the Designer

For the past 15 years, Home Forge Remodeling, LLC has consistently delivered peak quality workmanship while respecting your time and home. Our staff works with you to design your project, order all material, oversee delivery before work begins in your home, and remain 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 one-half weeks, truly setting us apart. Since our core craftspeople are full-time employees, you are assured of conscientious teams dedicated to your project from start to finish.bHome Forge’s approach delivers total quality on a well-defined, concise schedule. We are happy to refer you to past clients to assess these two key elements of our service.b

Home Forge Remodeling

111 New Street, Suite A Decatur, GA 30030 www.homeforgeremodeling.com 404-273-1137

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PRESENTING SPONSOR

GRAND CRU SPONSOR

Celebrating the craft and artistry of the winemaker

HIGH MUSEUM ATLANTA WINE AUCTION UNCORKED! SPONSOR

MARCH 18 -21 highmuseumwine.org

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A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM THE CO-CHAIRS Open The Bottle, Start Something!

PICTURED 2020 Co-Chairs, left to right

Aarati Alexander and Burch Hanson

AUCTION CO-CHAIRS Aarati Alexander Burch Hanson ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Steven Hargrove MANAGER

When we ﬁrst met to begin discussions about the theme for the 2020 Auction, we decided to focus our brainstorming on what it is that makes the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction so special. We discussed the amazing food, the incredible wines, and the magical combination of excitement and anticipation that occurs in the tents as paddles go up in support of such a great cause; however, we quickly agreed that the most special part of the Auction is the relationships! Over the years we’ve made so many great friends at the Auction—from fellow benefactors, to chefs, to volunteers, and especially the winemakers. We’ve loved hearing directly from these passionate artisans all about their process and philosophy when it comes to making wine. Coming together to celebrate their craft with these friends has led to countless great memories. During the time we’ve been involved with the Wine Auction, we’ve had so many incredible opportunities to open a bottle and start something amazing! So, we each put pen to paper to share with you one of our favorite memories from the Auction. We hope these personal stories will give you a sense of just how special this event is and why you do not want to miss your chance to join us March 18-21, 2020. We can’t wait to see you there! Cheers! Aarati Alexander & Burch Hanson

Casey Murphy ASSISTANT MANAGERS Ariel Calliste Colette Inomata HONORARY TASTER Dick Denny CONSULTANTS Elizabeth McDonald Rob McDonald

Aarati My husband, Peter, and I have spent the last three decades exploring our passion for wine. The deeper we’ve ventured into this world, the more we’ve found ourselves drawn to the craftsmen and women behind the wines we love. The High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction has been a gateway in helping us build deeper relationships with the winemakers we admire. For that reason, one of my favorite memories from past auctions was the moment we won our ﬁrst auction lot: a private meal with some of our favorite vintners, Paula Kornell and the Ballentines of William Cole. Once the bidding commenced, it progressed rapidly towards our upper limit. I held my breath expectantly, raising my paddle one last time. The Auctioneer yelled, “going once, — going twice…sold!” Three months later we shared a long lunch with the Ballentines, discussing what it takes to make a great wine and the rewards and challenges for small producers in Napa today. I feel so lucky that in deepening our knowledge of wine, we are able to support the High Museum of Art, another one of our passions!

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Esteem Media, Inc 1117 Perimeter Center West, Suite N118, Atlanta, GA 30338 (404) 252-6670 atlantahomesmag.com

Burch Mark and I have been enthusiastic fans of the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction for nearly 15 years. The friendships developed with the winemakers and other long-time supporters of the Wine Auction, the visits made to so many wineries as a result, and the satisfaction of knowing that it all supports the great mission of the High Museum of Art have been fulﬁlling and meaningful. Every year we’ve attended has brought many wonderful memories and each one has captured my heart. One of my favorite memories of the Wine Auction was a Winemaker Dinner that we attended in 2011— hosted by Dina Woodruff with winemakers Jim Clendenen of Au Bon Climat, Julie Johnson of Tres Sabores, and Chef Carvel Grant Gould of Canoe. While the food and wines were of course spectacular, sitting around Dina’s fabulous dining table with people who have been instrumental in the history of the Wine Auction, sharing stories about the wines and about the evolution of the Auction, that special evening perfectly epitomizes the essence of the Wine Auction and our theme this year.

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PRESENTING SPONSOR

GRAND CRU SPONSOR

FRIDAY UNCORKED! SPONSOR

SOVEREIGN SPONSORS

IMPERIAL SPONSORS

CHAMPAGNE SPONSOR

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

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2020 SPECIAL GUESTS OF HONOR JOIN US MARCH 18-21

Open the Bottle, Start Something Memories are built around wine, food, friends, and family. Oftentimes, a good bottle is made better by the events that surround it—a romantic evening, a special celebration, or an unexpected surprise. Many people admit that they have a great bottle set aside, but that they don’t have a plan to uncork it. They are saving it for “someday.” The reasons of such phenomenon were different, but the result was the same—special bottles keep on becoming dusty. Why do we wait for that special day to celebrate with a cherished bottle of wine or champagne? It’s time to make sure those bottles of ﬁne wine put away for a special occasion are used and enjoyed. The High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction is a time to reconnect with each other over a bottle (or two), create good memories with friends and family, and raise much needed funds to support our wonderful museum.

VIVIAN HOWARD AUTHOR, CHEF, RESTAURANT OWNER, STORYTELLER, HOST OF THE PBS SHOW “A CHEF’S LIFE”

Her New York Times bestseller, “Deep Run Roots: Stories & Recipes from My Corner of the South,” is a landmark work of American food writing, as much a storybook as it is a cookbook, imparting the true tale of Eastern North Carolina food. Vivian and her restaurants—Chef & the Farmer, Boiler Room Oyster Bar, and Benny’s Big Time Pizzeria—have racked up numerous accolades, including her selection as a five-time James Beard semifinalist for Best Chef: Southeast. This year she launched her newest concept, Handy & Hot, an online limited-release bakeshop. “A Chef’s Life,” the five-season documentary television series celebrating Eastern North Carolina food traditions, has taken home a Daytime Emmy, Peabody Award, and James Beard Award for Outstanding Personality/Host. The series is segueing into a new series, “Somewhere South,” which will tell stories of the American South in the context of global food traditions.

Join us in 2020!

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Left Vivian Howard; Right Dr. Madaiah Revana

DR. MADAIAH REVANA WINERY OWNER • REVANA WINERY, NAPA VALLEY • ALEXANA WINERY, WILAMETTE VALLEY • CORAZON DEL SOL, MENDOZA, ARGENTINA

Dr. Madaiah Revana’s compelling journey to become Vintner of the Revana Wine Portfolio is as unique and inspiring as his estates in Napa, Oregon, and Argentina. His journey began over 10,000 miles away in a rural farming village outside of Bangalore, India where his family’s farming heritage spans over four generations and his keen agricultural instinct originates. A passion for medicine led Dr. Revana to graduate ﬁrst in his class from India’s top medical college, Mysore Medical College & Research Institute, in 1972. Driven by his quest for knowledge, he ventured to the United States in the summer of 1973 where he continued his medical education with an internship at Coney Island Hospital (NY), residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (PA), and ﬁnished with his fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center (TX) in 1978. Upon completion of his education, he began his own practice in Humble, Texas, where today he continues his devotion to cardiology and community.

Dr. Revana’s curious nature and exploring spirit eventually drew him back to his agricultural heritage. With the help of close friends introducing him to the First Growths of Bordeaux and the Grand Crus of Burgundy, he became fascinated with wine. His newfound appreciation of wine inspired him to travel the great vineyards of the world and he became committed to seeking out unique vineyard sites to produce exceptional wines that express a distinct personality true to the integrity of place. A lifelong pursuit of knowledge driven by curiosity and devotion to excellence, Dr. Revana’s accomplishments have been recognized with over 45 years in the ﬁeld of medicine and nearly 20 years in his ﬁelds of grapes in Napa, Oregon and Argentina.

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

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2020 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS BENEFACTOR PARTY Sunday, February 23 How can we say “thank you” to our beloved Benefactors? One way is through our annual Benefactor Party. This exclusive party is your chance to get a special sneak preview of some of the top lots to be auctioned this year. We’ll open a few bottles of great wine and have scrumptious hors d’oeuvres as you mingle and peruse the incredible lots on display. Don’t forget to pick up your auction catalog on your way out!

THE LADIES LUNCHEON Wednesday, March 18 This scrumptious spread is all about women—female winemakers, female vintners, and female chefs—and deﬁnitely the best way to start something during the Wine Auction week. Everyone brings their A-game to create an incredible, edible event you won’t want to miss. Past 2015 Co-chairs Gina Christman and Angelle Hamilton coordinate the festivities at Bacchanalia. Tickets go fast! Blink and you’ll miss out!

PARTICIPATING VINTNERS (AS OF PRESS TIME) Marissa Beverly – Au Bon Climat Joy Sterling – Iron Horse Vineyards Julie Johnson – Tres Sabores Winery MaryAnn Tsai – Moone-Tsai Wines Jennifer McPherson – PROMISE

THE GENTS LUNCH Wednesday, March 18 Not to be out done, the men open a bottle and start something on their own. Manly winemakers open their best juice to be shared over a multi-course meal. The 2020 Gents Lunch Co-chairs are Brian Corbett, David Kurzweil, Elton Potts, and Frank Ski with his cast of characters. Don’t be surprised if the party runs long with cigar smoking, bourbon tasting, or some other surprise thrown in!

PARTICIPATING LUNCH CHEFS (AS OF PRESS TIME) Chris Hall – Local Three Dustin Valette – Valette (Healsburg, CA)

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PARTICIPATING VINTNERS (AS OF PRESS TIME) Jake Bilbro – Limerick Lane Winery Hugo Del Pozzo – Pinea Mark Pisoni – Pisoni Family Vineyards John Gabelhausen – Alexana Winery Nicole Trumble – Quilcede Creek

WINEMAKER DINNERS Thursday, March 19

Welcome to foodie paradise! These dinners are the joint efforts of Atlanta and out-of-town chefs combined with the world’s most wondrous winemakers. Hosted in the toniest homes, our visiting winemakers open the really good stuff and join you for an intimate, luscious multi-course dinner with paired wines for each course.

PARTICIPATING WINEMAKER DINNER CHEFS (AS OF PRESS TIME) Jeb Aldrich – Tiny Lou’s Matthew Basford – Canoe Mark Connell – Camp Lodge at Martis Camp (Lake Tahoe, CA) Daniel Doyle – Poogan's Porch (Charleston, SC) Chris Grossman – Horseradish Grill David Guas – Bayou Bakery, Coffee Bar & Eatery (Arlington, VA) Linton Hopkins – Hopkins and Company Ron Hsu – Lazy Betty Jason Huang – Proskauer and Rose (NYC) Jared Hucks – The Alden Chris Huerta – Old Edwards Inn (Highlands, NC) Nick Leahy – AIX Paul Martin – King + Duke Rob McDaniel – SpringHouse (Alexander City, AL) Jason McKinney – Trufﬂe Shufﬂe (San Francisco, CA) Pat Pascarella – White Bull, Grana Craig Richards – Lyla Lila Zeb Stevenson – Redbird

PARTICIPATING WINEMAKER DINNER WINERIES (AS OF PRESS TIME) Alexana Winery Au Bon Climat Big Table Farm Blackbird Vineyard Bryant Estate Corazon Del Sol Elizabeth Chambers Cellar G.D. Vajra Geodesy WineItalics Winegrowers

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

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2020 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED

JUSTIN Vineyards Kelham Vineyards Kistler Vineyards Lando Wines Lerner Project Liquid Farm Melka Estates Newton Vineyard Peay Vineyards Ramey Wine Cellars Revana Family Vineyards Skipstone Spottswoode Winery Vice Versa William Cole Vineyards

HIGH REVELRY Thursday, March 19 Haven’t been to the Wine Auction before? High Revelry is a great way to get your taste buds wet when a dozen (or more) wineries pour their juice and you sample treats from some of Atlanta’s best restaurants. It’s an intimate food and wine festival with music, art, and more!

BUBBLES AND CAVIAR: AN ITALIAN LOVE AFFAIR Friday, March 20 Bubbles and Caviar have long been considered a perfect gourmet match. Taste and learn about two of the world’s most appreciated and luxurious delicacies, discovering how the flavors of the caviar are beautifully enhanced by the texture of Franciacorta wines and the varying degrees of body and dryness. Experience the delicious pairing of Calvisius Caviar, one of the finest caviar producers in Italy, and the legendary Italian Franciacorta producer Ca’ del Bosco. Learn about the history and underlying magic of the world’s most extravagant tandem indulgence in this guided tasting experience. Led by Chiara Carfi and Jacob Gragg, you won’t want to miss this afternoon of indulgence!

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FRIDAY UNCORKED! Friday, March 20 Join our Special Guest Chef, Vivian Howard, for a seated gourmet dinner celebrating the craft and artistry of the winemaker. Renowned winemakers will be seated at every table pouring their pride and joy. After dessert, stick around because a smokin’ band will start pumpin’ out the tunes until it’s time to shut it down. You’ll be tempted, but don’t linger too long because you need to get ready for the next day’s main event.

VINTNERS’ RECEPTION AND LIVE AUCTION Saturday, March 21

Atlanta’s best party blows the roof off with the Saturday grand ﬁnale! One thousand guests gather for the main event to celebrate wine, food, and art. The day begins at 11 a.m. with our famous Vintners’ Reception. Grab your souvenir glass and set out on a wine and food adventure as more than 100 world-class vintners and dozens of Atlanta’s top restaurants showcase their best wines and savory samples. At 1 p.m., enter the main tent to experience the electric live auction featuring unique experiences, unforgettable wines, and once-in-a-lifetime trips. Don’t forget about the silent auction going on at the same time. Come join the party while supporting the High Museum of Art’s largest fundraiser!

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

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MEET THE CO-CHAIRS

Left: Aarati Alexander; Right: Burch Hanson

AARATI ALEXANDER

BURCH HANSON

Aarati and her husband, Peter, have been involved with

Burch and her husband Mark have been enthusiastic

the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction for over ten

supporters of the High Museum of Art and the Wine

years. Their love affair with wine began while they were

Auction for a number of years as benefactors.

dating and was solidiﬁed with a wedding in Napa Valley more than thirty years ago. In their mission to support the

Born and raised in horse country renowned for bourbon,

auction, they are past Benefactor Chairs and Thursday

bluegrass, and thoroughbreds, Burch’s roots run deep in

evening Winemaker dinner hosts.

Lexington, Kentucky. Having enjoyed a successful career as a legal recruiter for a top law ﬁrm in Atlanta, she now

While not dabbling in wine, Aarati and Peter support

spends her time volunteering on behalf of worthwhile

a variety of local charities including the Atlanta Ronald

causes close to her heart.

McDonald House, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, and several educational boards. As empty nesters, Aarati

In addition to Burch’s love of the High Museum and the

and Peter love to travel, looping in wine tastings

Wine Auction, she has also been actively involved in the

whenever possible. Aarati feels their biggest

Atlanta community and has served on the board or in

accomplishment is passing along the love for art,

other leadership roles for numerous organizations,

food, and wine to their daughters, Sarah and Christina.

including Fernbank Museum, The Lovett School, and the Atlanta Botanical Garden.

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

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HIGH MUSEUM OF ART HIGHLIGHTS SPEECHLESS: DIFFERENT BY DESIGN April 25 – September 6, 2020

Organized by the High and the Dallas Museum of Art, this groundbreaking exhibition explores the vast spectrum of sensory experiences and new approaches to accessibility through immersive installations by six leading and emerging international designers and design teams—Ini Archibong, Matt Checkowski, Misha Kahn, Steven and William Ladd, Laurie Haycock Makela, and Yuri Suzuki. Their new commissions create participatory environments in which senses merge or are substituted for one another, such as rendering sound visible or language tactile. By harnessing the power and impact of design, “Speechless” offers unconventional multisensory experiences that foster understanding of the varied ways in which we experience the world.

OUR STRANGE NEW LAND: PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALEX HARRIS Through May 3, 2020 The American South has become a nexus of film production in the United States. By 2016, more major features were being shot in Georgia than in California. Alex Harris (American, born 1949) began photographing this wave of filmmaking, focusing his attention on independent productions that were under way from Louisiana to Virginia. These stunning photographs are on view for the first time in this exhibition, the latest chapter in the High’s ongoing “Picturing the South” project, which asks noted photographers to create original bodies of work that offer new perspectives on the region’s social and geographical landscapes.

PAA JOE: GATES OF NO RETURN Through May 31, 2020

Organized by the American Folk Art Museum, this exhibition features a striking series of seven large-scale, painted wood sculptures by Ghanian artist Paa Joe that represent architectural models of Gold Coast castles and forts, which served as way stations for more than 6 million Africans sold into slavery between the 16th and 19th centuries. In addition to the sculptures, visitors can view archival documents and recordings, including photographs and short ﬁlms, that explore Paa Joe’s poignant work.

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SPECIAL PROGRAMS AT THE HIGH MUSEUM OF ART

SECOND SUNDAYS Visit the High on the second Sunday of each month, when the museum offers free admission for all visitors and special family-friendly programming from 1 to 4 p.m. Each month features a new theme and activities including art-making workshops, story times, and family tours.

FRIDAY JAZZ Mark your calendar for live jazz in the High’s Atrium on the third Friday of every month! Music, drinks, art—no matter the month, every Friday Jazz offers a great lineup. Performers scheduled this spring include vocalist Kathleen Bertrand and bassist Khari Cabral Simmons.

HIGH FREQUENCY FRIDAYS Turn up the volume at the High with great music, signature drinks, and our reimagined galleries on the ﬁrst Friday of every month. Our galleries stay open late for special tours, drawing demonstrations, live music and featured guests. It’s happy hour meets art party from 6 to 9 p.m.

IMAGE CREDITS | Steven and William Ladd, Scroll Space, designed and produced 2019, wood, textiles, pins, rubber bands, and glue, commissioned for speechless, in collaboration with over 1,700 Scrollathon participants in Atlanta, Georgia, and Dallas, Texas. Photography by John Smith. | Alex Harris (American, born 1949), Greener Grass in Gay, Georgia, 2018, pigmented inkjet print. Courtesy of the artist. © Alex Harris. | Paa Joe (Ghanaian, born 1947), Cape Coast Castle. 1653 Sweden, 1665 Britain, 2004–2005 and 2017, emele wood and enamel. American Folk Art Museum, New York, gift in memory of Claude Simard, 2018.13.1. Photo © Paa Joe, courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. | Photo courtesy High Museum of Art

CAN’T JOIN US? If you are unable to attend the Auction but would like to bid on a few of our exciting lots, you can view the auction catalog online at highmuseumwine.org Peruse the pages, select your favorites and call or email us for details about bidding online or sending in a sealed bid. Contact us at WineAuctionInfo@high.org or (404) 733-5335.

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

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The Wine Auction Paddle Raise Is Bigger Than Ever Celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Paddle Raise

(

$1,708,301

The amount the Paddle Raise has contributed to ART ACCESS PROGRAMS at the High since 2006

All it takes to give a student...

)

134,163 The number of students we've helped with the Paddle Raise since 2006

Free admission to the High Museum Free transportation Free teacher resources and materials for the classroom Welcome Back coupon for each student, inviting them to bring their parents to the High

“This opportunity has tremendous impact for children who would otherwise not have access to the rich cultural experiences the High offers.”

A museum experience can inspire a lifelong love of the arts. Studies show that more than 60% of recent visitors to cultural institutions attended these organizations as children. Help us ignite that spark!

—Fulton County Educator

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Brighter Days A Brookwood Hills cottage now matches its energetic residents after a spirited renovation, inside and out Written by

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Outside In Decorator Betty Burgess complemented the home’s leafy surroundings with Clarence House’s pink ﬂoral linen gracing a pair of slipper chairs and a green velvet covering the sofa.

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Peak Views Architect D. Stanley Dixon transformed the home’s screened porch, an addition made more than a decade ago, into an enclosed family room. The new arched iron window provides an improved visual connection to the backyard. The Pouf coffee table is Caste through R Hughes and the lantern is The Urban Electric Co.

“VIBRANT” IS A WORD interior designer Betty Burgess cites more than once when describing a charming cottage tucked away in Brookwood Hills. Step inside and it’s easy to be swept away by the home’s charming yet forward-thinking style—but that wasn’t always the case. Knowing their home had the potential to live and feel larger than its modest 1940s footprint, the homeowners initially reached out to architect (and neighbor) D. Stanley Dixon. He remedied the home’s choppy layout and minimal daylight with a few strategic strokes such as removing gratuitous walls and extending the kitchen. With a better sense of circulation in place, the home was primed for its new look. “From our very first meeting, the wife’s great energy and fun sense of humor really inspired me,” recalls Burgess. “I knew she was on board to push the design in a fresher, more lively direction. And it was clear to me that she definitely liked color.” 85

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Fine Dining An artful Hélène Aumont table through R Hughes commands the dining room. Its striking lines are softened by a custom Bungalow Classic banquette and the homeowners’ own Regency-style chairs. The gallery wall features black-and-white photography by Henri Cartier-Bresson and Édouard Boubat.

Given the wife’s passion for art (she’s an active docent at the High Museum of Art), Burgess took cues from the couple’s personal collection to zero in on a palette of plum and lavender hues mixed with splashes of acid greens and yellows. “I photographed and printed every piece of art in their home, knowing I had to figure out how to create cohesion yet still let each one shine,” she says. To accent photography by renowned French artist Henri CartierBresson and a piece by Irish sculptor John Behan, Burgess selected an assortment of fabrics ranging from delicate florals to geometric patterns. For the furnishings, a mix of traditional and modern enhances the home’s eclectic sensibility. Family also dictated the home’s new design. With 12 grandchildren, plenty of space to spread out is undoubtedly crucial, a need that prompted Dixon to enclose the screened porch and transform it into a spacious family room. An arched iron window reaching 11 feet bathes the room in natural light, while cedar shingles on the once exterior walls remain as a nostalgic reminder of this home that’s been loved and evolved over time with its owners. 87

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As renovations along the rear of the cottage developed, effectively changing the home’s relationship to the backyard, landscape architect John Howard was called upon to reconfigure the entire landscape. “To help the backyard feel much larger than it is, we created terraced levels for some visual depth,” explains Howard. The bottom paved terrace is now suited for lounging and dining, while the upper terrace acts as a lush backdrop boasting mature Cryptomeria trees alongside southern staples like endless summer hydrangeas and Becky daisies. Howard even transformed a neglected, out-ofsight area of the property into a charming sunken-in pea gravel space that he likens to a secret garden, a feature delightfully welcomed by the wife. “As a team, we really tapped into her energy and it inspired us to stretch our imaginations,” reflects Dixon. “That helped push the project along and in turn gave the cottage its own unique personality.” See Resources, Back of Book. 88

New Takes above A custom swinging leather door designed by Burgess adds ﬂair to the kitchen. The patent leather counter stools are from R Hughes. opposite Howard Design Studio turned a little used space of the backyard into a dining area for casual lunches and dinners. The table and chairs are manufactured in France for Fermob.

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Sleeping Beauty opposite Layers of soft, tactile textures in the guest bedroom impart a peaceful ambiance. The custom headboard features Scalamandré’s Nebula fabric.

“THE WIFE IS A COLLECTOR AT HEART, AND THE ART IN THIS HOME SERVED AS THE FOUNDATION OF ITS NEW DESIGN.” —BETTY BURGESS

Counter Points above An office nook showcases the home’s traditional-meetsmodern design ethos. J. Robert Scott’s Geo chair enlivens the 19thcentury writing desk from Parc Monceau. The ship sculpture is by famed Irish artist John Behan. right The bold, but airy patterned Harlequin wallpaper refrains from overwhelming the powder room.

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Feminine Flair left and right Burgess embraced the master bedroom’s angled ceilings to create a charming and cozy retreat. Schumacher’s Chinois Palais fabric brings cohesion throughout the space, while a custom linen velvet banquette offers the perfect spot to read and enjoy a glass of wine.

Sharp Corner right To contrast the master suite’s ladylike design, a quirky pair of vintage chairs from Interiors Market ﬂanks a gray antique chest. Burgess balanced the room’s sloping rooﬂines with a creative arrangement of the client’s art collection.

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“WE CHOSE LARGER SCALE FURNISHINGS TO TRICK YOUR EYE INTO THINKING THE COMPACT ROOMS HAVE A MUCH BIGGER FOOTPRINT.” —BETTY BURGESS

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Deﬁnite Grounds left and opposite page A complete landscape overhaul by Howard Design Studio saw the addition of retaining walls to create a multilevel backyard. The walls are stacked Cherokee Stone—a locally quarried material often used in Buckhead gardens during the 1920s—and are lined with fragrant rosemary clipped to resemble hedges. Howard also added features such as a koi pond and stainless steel garden sculpture by British artist David Harber. The teak furniture is from Sutherland.

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All American left American boxwoods line the newly manicured front lawn. The ﬁber cement planters are by Greenform.

“WE DIDN’T WANT THE LANDSCAPE TO MINIMIZE THE IMPACT OF THE HOUSE, SO OUR GOAL WAS TO KEEP THINGS STREAMLINED AND CLEAN.” —JOHN HOWARD

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CALL An Atlanta couple with a passion for antiquities downsizes to a townhouse, and enlists their longtime designer, Bill Murphy, to craft rooms that will stand the test of time Written by JENNIFER BOLES Styled by ELEANOR ROPER Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL

Modern Move The family room, one of the home’s more contemporary-minded spaces, features an abstract painting by Atlanta artist Sidney Guberman and an acrylic coffee table set with a Han dynasty glazed funerary urn and an early Ming dynasty blue-and-white jar.

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Lasting Impressions

In the foyer, a portion of the homeowners’ treasured collections greet guests, like the antique dog paintings and landscapes that line the stairwell. left A grouping of Song dynasty funerary urns rests atop an antique William and Mary-style cabinet. The stair runner and all of the home’s area rugs are by Designer Carpets.

IF THE MARK OF GREAT DECORATING is that it can survive both the vagaries of time and a move between residences, consider Atlanta- and Naples, Florida-based designer Bill Murphy’s work for two longtime clients a resounding success. Referred to the couple years ago by none other than the late Atlanta design legend T. Gordon Little, Murphy, along with his late design partner, James Essary, decorated the couple’s previous home so adroitly that when the clients downsized to a Peachtree Road townhouse two years ago—and moved their home’s contents with them—the furnishings needed very little in the way of updating. “Decorating should be timeless. It’s not faddish,” notes Murphy, who keeps Essary’s spirit alive in both his work and his conversation. “It’s like buying investment clothing. Buy great pieces of upholstery that you’ll only need to re-cover occasionally.”

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Silver Linings Greige-colored silk curtains from James Hare, a mirrored chimney breast, and walls, ceiling and trim painted Benjamin Mooreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Revere Pewter all exude cool elegance in this living room.

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Patinaed Pieces above A Han dynasty pagoda tower stands sentry against the dining room wall. right Murphy clad the dining room walls with Cole & Son’s monochromatic Chippendale China wallpaper. The dining room chairs, purchased at Travis & Company, were also used in the clients’ previous home.

Tasked with giving the couple’s new residence “the look of a New York townhouse,” Murphy did so by choosing sophisticated, subtle paint colors in shades of greige, taupe and putty, which were used not only on walls but ceilings and trim work too. “When a room is all one color, it opens it up and makes it look larger” explains Murphy, who treated walls to a paint color’s full strength and ceiling and trim to half strength. Also in the spirit of Manhattan, baseboards were given coats of snappy black paint. Altogether, the colors offer the eyes a soothing journey from room to room, but they also play another important role: as a neutral backdrop to showcase the homeowners’ many collections, including antique dog paintings and, more notably, Asian antiquities, which populate most rooms in the home. 102

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Gathering Space The homeowners wanted a kitchen that balances function with classic style. The result: a clean sweep of Carrara marble cut into herringbone tiles for the backsplash and applied as simple slabs on the countertops with a waterfall edge wrapping the island. Circa Lighting's English-inspired ﬁxture hangs overhead.

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Blue-and-white porcelains from the early Ming to Yuan dynasties are congregated in the dining and breakfast rooms, while in the living room, centuries-old terracotta horses and earthenware fill the floor-to-ceiling shelves. And, even some of the home’s interior selections pay homage to the couple’s affection for the Chinese style, including a subtle chinoiserie-print wallpaper in the dining room and a pagoda-patterned upholstery and pillow fabric in the family room. It is Murphy’s expertise at channeling his clients’ diverse interests and possessions into a cohesive, attractive whole that keeps his clients coming back for more. “He knows what we like and has been able to pull the collections and furniture together into a unified piece,” says one of the homeowners, who adds that working with Murphy over the years “has been a pure pleasure.” For a designer, that just might be the highest compliment of all. See Resources, Back of Book.

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Metropolitan Retreat Because the Buckhead townhouse boasts a formal boxwood garden and a manicured terrace, Murphy avoided using the color green indoors to keep from competing with the leafy views outside.

BETWEEN THE DISPLAYS OF THE INTERIOR’S ASIAN ANTIQUITIES AND THE COURTYARD’S LUSHNESS, THE TOWNHOUSE OFFERS A ZEN ESCAPE FROM THE CITY.

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“THE FEATHERS MAKE THE BIRD.” —BILL MURPHY

Worldly Inﬂuences from top William T. Smith and Associates oversaw the landscaping. The chrome sculpture is another piece by Atlanta artist Sidney Guberman. opposite The breakfast room features a blend of styles and ages, including antique furniture and abstract art that is attributed to the late Atlanta decorator, Jay Young. EdgarReeves reworked a pair of wooden ﬁgures into lamps atop the sideboard.

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“DECORATING SHOULD BE TIMELESS. IT’S NOT FADDISH. IT’S LIKE BUYING INVESTMENT CLOTHING.” —BILL MURPHY

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Plush Quarters above A handsome four-poster bed from Grizzel & Mann offers refuge in the master bedroom. Pale fabrics underscore that tranquility, particularly the icy blue woven damask fabric from Anna French, used for the draperies and the bed’s throw. Benjamin Moore’s Overcast paint envelops the room.

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Artfully Accessorized clockwise from top Every space in the home boasts at least one Asian antiquity, even the bathroom. As Murphy likes to say, “The feathers make the bird.” In the guest bedroom, he selected a lively ﬂoral-patterned fabric by Scalamandré and scattered blueand-white porcelain throughout. The collectibles rest on stands and read like sculptures in the other guest bedroom and the draperies made from Fabricut’s Float Ikat provide a little modern zip to the decor.

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Hidden Gem Written by ALICE WELSH DOYLE

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“We feel like we are in the country, even though we are just around the corner from the Atlanta History Center.” —Debbie Swann

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Green Acres clockwise from left Homeowner Debbie Swann designed the pool fountain so she could see (and hear) it from the kitchen window. “I often use all-white ﬂowers because they look so beautiful with green around them,” she says. At a garden gate, ‘moonlight’ climbing hydrangea blooms hardily. previous pages, left to right The pop of pink is from ‘knockout single pink’ and ‘carefree beauty’ roses. A seating area near a bay window. The cherub fountain is from Atlanta Water Gardens.

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“WHEN DON AND I BOUGHT THIS HOUSE, the backyard was basically a garage with a high roof,” explains Debbie Swann. “That was the ‘view’ from the windows. And the rest was very wooded and frankly a mess.” Undeterred, the Swanns set out to completely transform the half-acre space, tackling project after project until a truly inviting and tranquil garden came to life. First, the garage was removed and paths were created to give structure to the woodlands. “We started with a path on one side of the pool, and then three years later, we added an additional path and this continued until we had it completed. Not that you’re ever really finished with a garden,” notes Debbie. The paths point to unexpected treasures throughout the garden, such as a large

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cherub fountain presiding over the pool and its trellised walls, in addition to a Doriccolumned folly with a mirrored arch, which reflects the lush plantings and adds structure to the layered rear landscape. Another path leads to a stone bench in a secluded wooded area with hostas and other shade-loving plants. Closer to the pool is a faux-bois seating area—the perfect spot to have a coffee and contemplate the garden and its many visitors. “We feel like we are in the country even though we are just around the corner from the Atlanta History Center,” says Debbie. “We’ve had deer, fox and even an enormous hawk—he was checking out his reflection in the mirror! And with the fountains, you can’t hear any traffic, so it truly is an escape.”

Sweet Respite opposite Pathways lead to key focal points such as the fountain in front of a Doric-columned folly with a mirror inset in an archway. above, left to right Treasures include antique candelabras and an urn with seasonal plantings. A cherub is surrounded by white begonias.

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“A garden is never constant, it is always evolving and provides challenges at times, but I couldn’t imagine our home without one.” —Debbie Swann

Garden Tours above The tool shed, the upper part of the garage, features a potting station. right A pair of obelisks sit in ‘soft touch’ holly parterres. “We had to replace the boxwood, and the holly is a great alternative,” says Daniel Cleveland from Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts, who has worked on the garden for 14 years.

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Fern Gully Debbie favors classical gardens with formality and structure, but there is still a sense of abandon at times in its more wooded sections. Garden statuary is a passion—sources include Architectural Accents and Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts—and in key spots they have adorned the garden with cherubs, an antique saddle stone (a mushroom-shaped stone used as a support piece in the past) and an orb of cement covered with moss. When choosing plants, especially those that thrive in the shade, the Swanns enlisted Daniel Cleveland of Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts. “He has been an enormous help. We’ve lost trees and had moles eat the roots of plants. We’ve had to rethink areas over time,” says Debbie. “A garden is never constant, it is always evolving and provides challenges at times, but I couldn’t imagine our home without one.” See Resources, Back of Book.

Debbie incorporates many ferns in the landscape especially in shady areas including tassel fern, eastern wood fern (also known as marginal shield fern) and holly fern. “We also use Southern shield which is particularly good for sunny spots,” says Cleveland. The faux-bois seating area close to the pool provides an ideal perch for morning coffee.

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GLORIOUS GREEK ISLES

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& Club, who have more than 30 years of delighting guests under their belt, operates eight idyllic retreats with a dedication to chef-driven restaurants celebrating the cuisine of modern Greece.

SPIRITED MYKONOS With its iconic windmills dotting the hills above Mykonos Town, this island is known for its beach party atmosphere day and night with popular dance clubs that rock well past dawn. Adding to the chic seaside scene, the recently opened Katikies Mykonos hotel with sweeping panoramic vistas is nestled

high on a hillside overlooking the Aegean and sunny beaches below. This five-star boutique hotel is the first to offer 24-hour concierge service from anywhere on the island through hotel-provided mobile phones. Just give them a call if you need a ride after a day at the beach or late-night dancing in Mykonos Town. And if you need time to recuperate, there are private plunge pools on the verandas of the 35 rooms and suites, a holistic wellness spa and state-of-the-art gym. Three alfresco dining rooms, including the acclaimed Mikrasia restaurant, feature contemporary Greek cuisine created by

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chefs who’ve trained in some of the world’s finest kitchens. Want to settle in for a longer stay on Mykonos? Also new to the island, the secluded Villa Katikies with kitchens and private pools is the perfect perch for families and small groups.

SERENE SANTORINI Depending on the season, you can travel to Santorini (officially known as Thira) from neighboring islands by ferry or via plane from Athens and other major airports. The geography of this crescent-shaped island is ruled by an underwater caldera, the crater of a volcano, which still warms part of the Aegean waters where swimmers go by boat to bathe in the natural hot springs. Whitewashed villages punctuated by cobalt blue roofs and bright pink flowers are the island’s most beautifully iconic sights. Buildings cling to cliffs with a myriad of steps and winding paths leading between them and down to the caldera below. Wine lovers can plan a visit to discover Santorini’s windswept volcanic soil vineyards, particularly known for producing the crisp white wines from the Assyrtiko grape. When you’re ready to relax, the Katikies Resorts & Club operates six luxury hotels on Santorini including the Katikies Santorini, Chromata, and Kirini as well as the Relais & Châteaux-managed Sun Rocks perched on the very edge of the steep caldera. Katikies Garden is the newest to the group. Located in charming Fira, the hotel is built within what was a historic monastery. Guests can experience a garden-totable dinner with expert wine pairings at De Paul restaurant in the hotel’s elegant open-air courtyard. A tour of the kitchen reveals the chef’s passion for grilling and smoking meats with one of Atlanta’s own Big Green Egg ceramic cookers. Not to be missed are Santorini’s spectacular sunsets. The light dancing off the water and bouncing across the hills fills the sky with the most glorious colors. Yet another reason to toast with one of the island’s lively Assyrtiko wines. katikies.com

clockwise from top Artful steps are part of the scenery on hilly Santorini. Katikies Resorts operates eight luxury hotels. Bedroom suite interior at Katikies Mykonos. Modern Greek cuisine at DePaul restaurant in Katikies Garden on Santorini. opposite The pool deck at the Katikies Santorini overlooks the island’s caldera below.

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GEORGIAN REFRESH

A renovation at North Georgia’s Château Élan Winery & Resort offers guests a refreshing taste of Europe Written by LAUREN IVERSON

NESTLED IN THE PICTURESQUE foothills of North Georgia just 40 minutes outside of Atlanta, Château Élan is a familiar getaway for wine lovers and relaxation seekers alike. You know it for its elegant architecture and acres of grapevines, or maybe you’re a frequent visitor of the spa. Whatever your preference, the beauty of the 16th-century-style French chateau and all that surrounds it is hard to forget. A sense of familiarity may beckon you inside (after all, it’s been around since the mid-1980s), but after a $25 million renovation completed in January 2020, its refreshed interiors are nearly unrecognizable. 122

Upon entering, the lengthy driveway— lined with perfectly manicured grass and greenery—welcomes guests, guiding them directly to the winery perched at the top of the hill. Stop inside the Tasting Room, where an array of tour and tasting experiences are sure to delight; and don’t miss the Château’s Italian-born executive winemaker and winery owner, Simone Bergese. With the introduction of native-to-Georgia Muscadine grapes (which thrive in hot climates and are one of nature’s best sources of antioxidants), Bergese has expanded the wine offerings to more than 20 styles. Ten bars and restaurants take guests on a worldly tour. Visit the light and bright Versailles in the Atrium, an internationally inspired American buffet, or Le Petit Café, which is the lobby’s new coffee shop and reminiscent of one you could find in Paris. For a nightcap, don’t forget to stop by Paddy’s—an Irish pub that’s complete with furniture and fixtures made in Ireland.

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Views of valley lakes surround the resort amenities, which include four golf courses, a tennis center, culinary classes and a European spa—where an expansive list of specialty massages, facials, body scrubs and more allow guests the ultimate R&R. For those looking to explore, the quaint downtown Braselton, known for its antiques shopping and charming historic buildings, is a convenient 10 minutes away. After filling the day with sips, spa treatments and savory snacks, wind down at the Inn, where rich wood accents and luxurious bedding in the newly renovated guest rooms and suites invite guests to sit down and stay awhile. The winery’s charming character awaits you come morning. chateauelan.com

clockwise from top left Acres of grapevines can be seen from The Inn. The Atrium features a stunning chandelier that mimics the rolling hills of North Georgia. One of the 18-hole championship golf courses. Fleur de Lis offers an array of healthy and ﬂavorful dishes. The freshly renovated rooms feature modern embellishments. opposite Golden hour at the winery. A dancing female statue greets guests.

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A FINE MEXICAN HIDEAWAY

Relax at Zadún, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve property in Cabo Written by BRIAN MCCALLEN

AUTHENTICITY. A sense of place. Cultural touchstones. These are the catchphrases of new resort developments throughout Latin America, especially in Los Cabos, Mexico’s trendiest destination. Combining luxury, heritage and simplicity under one roof? Easier said than done. But there is one Cabo newcomer that blends effortlessly into its desert-meets-sea setting and delivers Mexican warmth, charm and elegance. It starts with the huge iron “X” tilted on its side at the center of a porte cochere. Pirates ruled the tip of the Baja peninsula in the 16th century, preying on Spanish galleons. “X” marks the spot. Zadún, a RitzCarlton Reserve is the treasure. Tucked within Puerto Los Cabos, a 124

resort community on the outskirts of historic San Jose del Cabo, Zadún is the ne plus ultra of the region’s premiere hotels. Opened November 2019, Zadún (a mash-up of the English and Spanish pronunciations of ‘dunes’) is spaced along bluffs above a lovely beach on the Sea of Cortez. The property’s 115 low-slung rooms, suites and villas are terraced into a broad slope thick with desert vegetation. They almost disappear into the site’s rugged natural contours. Most are equipped with a plunge pool and terrace. Private attendants ensure that everything is comfortable. The guest rooms offer a modern expression of Mexican design. The decor is highlighted by handwoven textiles from Mexico’s culture-rich regions, such as Oaxaca. The color schemes are blue and pale brown—to signify where the sea meets the land. Zadún is not just another Ritz-Carlton; the Reserve category is the luxury brand’s top-tier product, and Zadún is just the fourth resort in its portfolio. The attention to detail is impressive and vibrant. If the typical Ritz-Carlton is a Cadillac, Zadún is a Rolls Royce.

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The resort’s restaurants are splendid but not ritzy. In a colorful, open-air setting, El Barrio offers street fare, fine dining and a “Mexican Experience” breakfast that … well … must be experienced. HUMO, a rustic dinner-only restaurant, uses woodburning fires to turn out spice-infused, onlyhere cuisine. Specialty cocktails? Candil, an agave bar encased within a tall square metal edifice, offers a definitive collection of Mexican spirits. Spa Alkemia is more than a spa. It’s a 29,535-square-foot sanctuary of wellness. The Agua Grande hydrotherapy pool, shared by men and women, is an oasis in the desert. Tropical plants are used in many of the spa’s locally inspired treatments. Finally, there’s Zadún’s gracious staff. Ritz-Carlton hired the most personable and talented bilingual hospitality stars they could find. Everyone—from the kitchen staff to the marine biologists—is best in class. Like Zadún itself. Beautifully appointed but not showy, this enchanting retreat does not miss a beat. Zadún earns its sobriquet: Inspired by nature, so you can discover your true nature. ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/mexico/los-cabos

clockwise from above Designed for open-air relaxation, most guest rooms open to a furnished terrace. The resort is ﬁve minutes from the 27-hole Puerto Los Cabos golf course. Suites have plush lounges and private plunge pools. opposite, top to bottom Zadun’s biggest draw: a golden sand beach and the Sea of Cortez. Colorful murals splash the sides of several resort buildings.

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Weave all throughout the country’s richest cultural and culinary region aboard a posh train Written by ANN N. YUNGMEYER

SINCE THE 9TH CENTURY, pilgrims en route to Santiago de Compostela (the tomb of St. James) have traversed the lush landscapes and seaside paths of Northern Spain’s Cantabrian coast—an area known as Green Spain. Trekking the ancient pilgrim routes is still wildly popular, but the area can also be discovered aboard the Transcantabrico luxury train, a “mobile hotel” that connects the regions of Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and Euskadi (Basque Country) by way of a scenic journey. 126

El Transcantabrico Gran Lujo offers seven-night trips between the elegant Basque city of San Sebastián and World Heritage town Santiago de Compostela in Galicia. Its sister train, the new Costa Verde Express, will run five-night trips beginning May 2020. Both tours include excursions by luxury coach to quaint fishing villages, medieval towns and natural attractions. Itineraries highlight cultural heritage and architecture, from Paleolithic cave art and magnificent Romanesque cathedrals to

the modernist Guggenheim Museum at Bilbao, designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry. Nature’s art can be found in the rock formations of Cathedrals Beach and at idyllic Picos de Europa National Park. Dinner on the diner car showcases Green Spain’s diverse gastronomy, as do area restaurants including Bodega-style wine bars and Michelin-starred favorites. Fresh seafood features prominently and regional specialties abound, from the famous Cantabrian anchovies and whimsical

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clockwise from top left Courtyard of Parador Santiago de Compostela. El Transcantabrico train journeying from mountains to sea. A gourmet snack, Basque pinxtos. A cardinal suite at the Parador Santiago de Compostela. The view from a hike in Galicia. opposite A snapshot from the verdant, Banduxo village, Asturias.

Basque pintxos (toothpick-tapas) to Asturian artisanal cheeses, wonderfully paired with local ciders. Galicia proudly shares its legendary almond Torta de Santiago. Called jewels of railway heritage, the narrow-gauge tourist trains feature refurbished salon cars that are original Pullmans from the 1920s. Sleeper cars have cozy double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, and Gran Lujoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s luxury suites include a sitting area. Top-notch train stewards attend to passengers with white-glove service. Besides the train, Spainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greenest expanse offers extraordinary travel experiences, from stunning design hotels to magical paradores that ooze history and character in converted monasteries, manors and castles. ingreenspain.es/en; renfe.com/trenesturisticos 127

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GR ATIFYING GARDENING IT’S NOT LOST ON ME that when I arrived in California, my house came with a gardener named Jesus. God does work in mysterious ways, but sometimes He can be very overt and let you know “I’ve got this—your garden and your relocation.” I absolutely love gardens, and I’m in awe of those who tend, nurture and cultivate such beauty. Most people think of Jared Paul as the captivating owner of Paul+ showroom; however, I think of him as “Southern gardener extraordinaire.” Jared toils happily every weekend, weeding and pruning and always rejoicing in the discovery of a rare plant that’s germinated in his carefully tended soil. I’m currently enrolled in his informal gardening education classes wherein he routinely posts his weekend discoveries and I learn that the weed I’d ripped out of my garden was actually a plant—such is the difference in our expertise. I’ve had all sorts of gardens: from huge rambling yards to container pots of herbs. I spent years nudging the landscape 132

of one home to appear as though it had been established for decades. Oak leaf hydrangeas, rhododendrons, azaleas, dogwoods and Japanese maples were planted beneath the surrounding River Oaks. By the time I sold the house, the landscape was rich with the fullness of Southern flora. I later drove by the house and was devastated to see that the Floridians who had purchased the home had ripped out every plant in favor of a Bermuda grass blanket that ran right up to the brick foundation of the house. Apparently, they needed Jesus the Gardener, but he was busy with me in California. I’m still not very adept at the intricacies of nurturing the abundant rose gardens that populate Southern California, but my overflowing rosemary can be smelled throughout the neighborhood. Regardless of whether my thumb is green or yellow, I’m going to get outside and get to work this spring. After all, Jesus still has a lot to teach me.

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