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Our Best 35 In honor of our 35th anniversary, we’ve rounded up our top 35 decorating ideas
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Charming Chinoiserie Romance, history and whimsy combine in this vibrant aesthetic
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Destination Home After two decades of building their careers, Kelly and Justin Anthony turn their focus to a personal project
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Layered Luxe Meredith McBrearty’s Buckhead cottage is a study in practical elegance
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History in the Remaking Vivian and John Bencich’s personal home is comfortable, restrained and filled with markers of their taste
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Real Estate Property Report Calendar happenings this month Naomi On designer’s own homes Dish The White Bull End Note Suzanna on Roman holiday Editor’s Letter Resources + Ad Index
On the Cover Interior Design by MEREDITH MCBREARTY Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styled by ELEANOR ROPER
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design scene in their own right. You may have heard the mantra, “Buy well, and you only cry once.” As you’ll see in these features (starting on page 65), the creatives featured in this issue are also semiprofessional shoppers, buying only what they’ve loved until they’ve found the square footage to make their treasures a cohesive whole. What’s most fascinating about these designer’s homes is the subtle tricks of the trade they’ve employed to make their spaces live much larger than its price tags. Kelly Wolf-
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Anthony, for example, looked no further than her storage facility for her first round of shopping, where she was reacquainted with pieces she’s collected along the way. Spoils included an oversized Todd Murphy piece, which now fits the two-story foyer to the T—within inches. In Meredith McBrearty’s cottage, a curvaceous sofa (an eBay find), is now showstopping thanks
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35 Best
DECoraTing Ideas In celebration of our 35th anniversary this year, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles presents our all-time favorite (and timeless) elements of style!
CONVEX MIRRORS A Federal-style mirror strikes a studious note and adds patina. Design by Suzanne Kasler
flOATING ARTWORK
CHECKS This classic print never goes out of style, and pairs well with others. Design by Tristan Harstan
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY ERICA GEORGE DINES, EMILY FOLLOWILL AND JEFF HERR
Art mounted on built-ins or window frames is an unexpected element. Design by Jena Salmon
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GARDEN STATUARY Creating garden rooms beckon visitors to enjoy the great outdoors. In this landscape, a punchy-hued bench and an armillary sundial mounted on a pedestal contribute to a sense of prominence and place. Design by John Howard
LACQUER Glossy ceilings and walls add shine and sophistication to formal and small spaces. Design by Suzanne Kasler
SILVER A good Atlanta hostess knows how to put silver into service, and a fresh-cut arrangement is an easy way to add elegance to any interior in a ash. Design by Jackye Lanham
NAILHEAD TRIM Oversize nailheads add a striking detail to an L-shaped sofa. Design by Jackye Lanham
COLLECTIONS One-of-a-kind groupings add interest and intrigue. Design by Debbie Weitz
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BAROMETERS This antique instrument references the past and adds substance. Design by Jessica Bradley
TREILLAGE Decorative meets architectural whimsy with this garden-inspired pattern. Design by Margaux, Ltd.
SUNBURSTS Dating back to Louis XIV, the “Sun King,” we love its gilded radiance. Design by Mathews Furniture
PERFECT PLEATS Dressmaker details, such as pleated slipcovers, add tailored elegance. Design by Liza Bryan
PAINTED SCREENS
PHOTOGRAPHS BY MALI AZIMA, ERICA GEORGE DINES AND EMILY FOLLOWILL
Chinoiserie-style panels nod to nature and strike a formal note. Painted by Raymond Goins
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MONOGRAMS Nothing says bepoke beauty like custom monogrammed linens. Design by Carole Weaks
BRICK PAVERS Layed in a herringbone pattern, brick pavers add warm, durable character. Design by Amy Morris
ANTIQUED GLASS DRAPERY WALLS Drapery becomes architectural when deployed as a chic backdrop. Design by Melanie Turner
Smoky glass tiles create timehoned appeal in smaller spaces. Design by Matthew Quinn
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ROCKING CHAIRS Chic, comfortable rocking chairs make porch-sitting complete. Design by Jackye Lanham
CREAMWARE Popularized by Dan Carithers, varying shapes and sizes create a unique focal point. Design by Lauren DeLoach
CHECKERED FLOORS
PHOTOGRAPHS BY ERICA GEORGE DINES, EMILY FOLLOWILL AND JEFF HERR
Up the drama quotient, from the ground up, in this classic color combo. Design by John Banks
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INTAGLIOS We give our stamp of approval to these elegantly matted and framed wax seals. Design by Beth Elsey
SCENIC WALLPAPER Hand-painted scenics pack in the punch. Design by Suzanne Kasler
BLUE-AND-WHITE We ďŹ nd perfection in porcelain when it’s in our favorite color palette. Design by Nancy Izlar
TENTED CEILING Add instant intrigue to a space with a circus-like fabric ceiling. Design by Mallory Mathison
PORCH SWING The ability to enjoy the outdoors nine months a year has its perks! Design by Amy Morris
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HIDE THE TV! Has there ever been a more chic solution to disguise the flatscreen? Design by Melanie Turner
CHINOISERIE Rose Medallion porcelain and pretty pattern are a perfect mix. Designed by Mallory Mathison
BRANCHES Whether flowering or dried, branches add natural appeal. Design by Suzanne Kasler
Smartly woven natural fibers make these pieces versatile and chic. Design by Jackye Lanham
PORCELAIN PARROTS Charming and colorful, these birds are equal parts formal and fun. Design by Mallory Mathison
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35 Best AMPLe SEATS Conversations are best fostered through myriad seating arrangements. Design by Stan Topol
SLIPCOVERS With tailored, feminine touches, including ties and pleats, we love the fresh and youthful effect that slipcovers create on new or antique armchairs. Design by Tristan Harstan
INTRIGUING ANTIQUES
SCALLOP DETAILS Forget scalloped valances, we’re partial to the slimming silhouette of these vertical and feminine scallop-edge draperies. Design by Lauren DeLoach
MAJOLICA Italian painted pottery lends an elegant note. Design by Amy Meier
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY MALI AZIMA, DAVID CHRISTENSEN, ERICA GEORGE DINES, EMILY FOLLOWILL, BRIAN GASSEL
Conversation-worthy pieces, like this recamier, add a bespoke note. Design by Tammy Connor
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CHARMING CHINOISERIE Romance, history and whimsy combine for an infusion of color and nature-inspired elements Written by SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON
IN 1275, MARCO POLO WROTE OF THE MAJESTY AND BEAUTY OF THE “gilt and lacquered bamboo, dragons and pagodas” when he visited Xanadu, the summer palace of Kublai Khan. Eight centuries later, the world remains fascinated with chinoiserie—the term describing East Asian-influenced design that is derived from the French word “Chinois” meaning “Chinese.” When the East India Company was founded in 1600, trade between Asia, Europe and Britain changed the global economy, lifestyle and design. As Europeans and Britons became dependent on imported Chinese tea, the products to consume tea became equally paramount. From the very humble teacup, a design aesthetic was born many centuries ago. above The dining room at Rosewood, a West Paces Ferry estate originally designed by architect Philip T. Shutze and decorated by Margaret Kirkland; coral doors and a scenic wallpaper add fantastical effect. right De Gournay’s handpainted scenes remain a hallmark of style; the Jardinieres Citrus Trees design, available through AinsworthNoah, is pictured.
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ROYAL ROOTS Louis XV of France and King George IV of England were enamored with all aspects of chinoiserie. From exquisite porcelains to hand-painted silk wallcoverings and papier-mâché trays, royal palaces oozed romantic designs rooted in fantastical scenes of nature. Thomas Chippendale infused his renowned Rococo chairs to create the style now known as “Chinese Chippendale.” Throughout England, France, Sweden and the Netherlands, Asian-influenced designs were incorporated into interiors, architecture, landscapes and fashion.
MARGARET KIRKLAND DINING ROOM BY MALI AZIMA. PORCELAIN SETTING AND AMYMORRIS DINING ROOM BY ERICA GEORGE DINES. HUFF DEWBERRY NICHE BY EMILY FOLLOWILL.
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POPULARIZATION In the 1920s and ’30s, renowned designers Elsie de Wolfe and Ruby Ross Wood were keen on including chinoiserie in their interiors. Even modernist Eileen Gray painstakingly created authentically layered, lacquered screens. From flamboyant gilt pagodas to sublime silk fabrics and lacquer, the 20th century remained captivated by chinoiserie. 21st-century designers are enchanted with chinoiserie due to the romance, history and whimsy the elements instill in a room while also providing unique visuals that pique interest. From large, sweeping design statements such as encapsulating a room in chinoiserie wallpaper to merely placing a porcelain lamp on a contemporary table, chinoiserie provides an engaging aesthetic.
DISTINGUISHING MARKS The color palette of chinoiserie is broad and ranges from traditional combinations such as black with gold leaf to renowned blue-and-white. The rich colors of East Asia, including cinnamon, yellow, turquoise and green, are used in both pale iterations as well as boldly saturated statements. While color is important, the incorporation of elements of the natural world defines it more than the palette.
above, left to right Chinese Rose Medallion porcelain sourced from Jane Marsden Antiques and Parc Monceau create a showstopping table setting at the hands of John Oetgen. Ballard Design’s deep coral Macau armchair, designed in the classic Chinese Chippendale style, is both affordable and chic.
above Thibaut’s Imperial Dragon wallpaper adds punch this vestibule designed by Heather Dewberry. left A painted, chinoiseriestyle screen creates artful impact against the blue-gray walls of this tailored dining room by Amy Morris.
MASS MARKET Today, a vast selection of products at a wide range of prices is available. From hand-painted designs at renowned historic reproduction companies to contemporary shelter catalogs, Asian-influenced designs are attainable. While most of us do not live in bamboo pagodas beneath swaying palm trees with hummingbirds darting through cherry blossoms, it’s delightfully entertaining that chinoiserie permits us that interior design fantasy. 21
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PROPERTY REPORT Written and Produced by
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Chamblee Calling
WHEN WHOLE FOODS MARKET AND MARTA collide—à la Chamblee’s rising real estate, restaurant and retail scene—the results are a “new era of retail and restaurant amenities being ushered in for that corridor,” says Fain Hicks, senior director for Cushman & Wakefield, which represented the seller in the Peachtree Boulevard center’s recent sale. The population density and affluent demographics are compelling: “The project served a huge need for the community, which is shifting quickly with the onslaught of new residential development,” Hicks says. Luxury rents in Chamblee have crested $2 per square foot, notes Robert Stickel, executive director of Cushman & Wakefield’s Atlanta office, which is marketing the Solis Parkview mixed-use development. Rents surpass Brookhaven but are still below Midtown rents, which are approaching $3 per square foot. “Chamblee has a real sense of place,” Stickel says.
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HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS THE WEATHER OUTSIDE MAY BE SWELTERING, but the oversize fireplace in this 8,232-square-foot English country estate is so delightful. Take a break from the heat with a sneak peek of the 10th annual Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse, open November 15 through December 9, which is inspired by its 1.5-acre Buckhead location and the work of Sir Edwin Lutyens. An exterior of Indiana limestone, capped by a sweeping Vermont slate roof and iron doors and windows, will distinguish the Jett Road home. Surprises inside include a 6-foot-wide masonry fireplace in the open kitchen and living area. “For Atlanta, this is a big fireplace,” says Steve McGlamery of Steve McGlamery Custom Homes. “It just makes the living room/ kitchen area a much nicer area to sit and have a conversation and 24
have family around, especially for the holidays.” Frank Heery and Rick Hatch of architecture firm Harrison Design say the floor plan and use of windows create sunlit spaces, a signature of the 19th-century British architect who also was known for symmetrical design and gables. The showhouse’s second floor will have a long galley of windows. “It will light up the stair hall in the morning from that side, and then the sun will come in the stair hall in the evenings, through the central core of the house,” Hatch says. The five-bedroom, eight-bath showhome, which has 11-foot ceilings, also will have a basement, bonus room and three-car garage. Two loggias will be placed to the side, giving full-on pool views from the kitchen and living room. “You don’t have dark hallways in this house,” says Hatch. “It’s going to be very bright.”
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Around Atlanta AUGUST 2018
Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN
▲ THROUGH AUG. 31 Throughout the month of August, contemporary mixed-media artist Lorra Kurtz shares Roots & Wings—a solo exhibition of mixed-media paintings and encaustics—at Marietta’s dk Gallery. Through depictions of nests, hummingbirds, florals and other elements of nature, Kurtz explores ideas of growth, freedom, fertility
THROUGH AUG. 31 ▲ THROUGH AUG. 31 Virginia-Highland’s Brickworks Gallery, located along
Bright, eye-popping
the Atlanta BeltLine, presents Walking the ATL, a solo exhibition by Georgia
colors abound at
painter Emma Knight. The oil-on-canvas works explore a series of cityscapes
Dips & Dots, a solo
throughout Atlanta, each of which balances realistic details—such as urban
exhibition of painted
graffiti and storefront reflections—with atmospheric elements achieved by the
panels by Atlanta artist
manipulation of line, shape, color and texture. brickworksgallery.com
Stephanie Henderson, on view through the end of this month at
AUG. 18–19 The Piedmont
Gregg Irby Gallery. The
Park Arts Festival, presented
exhibition encompass-
by the Atlanta Foundation
es two different series:
for Public Spaces, returns for
Henderson’s more
its ninth year. The two-day
recent Good Fit series
event includes an artist mar-
of diptychs, as well as
ket featuring works by more
Little Dots, which has
than 200 artists, as well as
received national ac-
live music, artist demonstra-
claim. In both projects,
tions, a children’s play area,
Henderson used a
games, food and beverages.
resin finish to create
The rain-or-shine festival is
a colorful, high-gloss
free and open to the public—
effect in each piece.
pets included. piedmont-
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LORRA KURTZ,“MIRACLES OF LIFE”, 40 X 30, ENCAUSTIC, SHEETS, MIXED MEDIA; STEPHANIE HENDERSON’S DIPS & DOTS AT GREGG IRBY GALLERY; THE PIEDMONT PARK ARTS FESTIVAL; EMMA KNIGHT’S WALKING THE ATL EXHIBITION AT BRICKWORKS GALLERY
and a safe family environment. dkgallery.us
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AROUND TOWN WITH
ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ROBERTSON
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THEY SAY A DESIGNER’S BEST ADVERTISEMENT IS his or her own home. With no difficult clients or unrealistic budgets getting in the way, designers can do as they please when decorating their homes, meaning that they can experiment, be bold and fully express their visions with no interference. And if the results are generally pleasing (and they usually are), designers can expect to gain reams of publicity from their homes. Just think about that mirrored bathroom in Miles Redd’s Manhattan townhouse. I wonder how many articles were published on that room alone. Then there are all of Bunny Williams’ ravishing personal residences, which have been featured in copious magazine and newspaper articles, not to mention a clutch of books. I don’t know about you, but I never tire of seeing how Bunny lives. Some of my favorite designer homes are not particularly large. I’m thinking of two different apartments inhabited by the late T. Gordon Little, one of Atlanta’s design legends. Neither apartment was terribly big, nor was there anything exceptional about the architecture. But, boy, what was present was terrific. Blue-and-white porcelains, some well-chosen antique furniture, contemporary fabrics (I recall a snow leopard print in one room), and all-around sophisticated charm. His homes were proof that you can live large in a small space. Going back even further in time, there was Billy Baldwin’s famous one-room Manhattan apartment, which was little more than a box. But the sheer volume of style and panache that he managed to pack into that one room! Glossy, chocolate-brown walls, slipper chairs and sofa slipcovered in plain ivory cotton, and the unexpected combination of lacquered brass bookshelves and rattan furniture. Has there been a more influential interior in design history? I would argue not. There are two lessons to be learned here. First, designers can do wonders with homes, even if they lack size and architectural stature. And second, you can learn a lot about design—and designers—by studying their homes.
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Cappelletti with ricotta, peas, pistachios and sarvecchio
BLANK SLATE
Inspired by Ernest Hemingway, THE WHITE BULL brings creative yet familiar fare to Decatur’s historic square Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN
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Helmed by celebrated chef Hugh Ache-
With an original Atlanta location on the
delivered? EAST POLE COFFEE CO.
son and coffee shop veteran Dale Don-
Westside that’s housed in a compact
introduced its coffee subscription service
chey, SPILLER PARK began as a kiosk
shipping container, BRASH COFFEE
earlier this summer, which delivers its
inside Ponce City Market and opened a
expanded its footprint earlier this year in
single-origin coffees to your door or
brick-and-mortar location in Toco Hills
Buckhead with a second location. The
office. The Human Resources sub-
last fall. With distinct coffee and food
fresh outpost shares 1,500 square feet of
scription delivers weekly or biweekly
menus, both locations are worth a visit,
real estate with Souper Jenny inside the
shipments to companies across the city,
but the Toco Hills outpost offers abun-
Atlanta History Center. A high-tech Mod-
while the Scuba Club and Yacht Club
dant outdoor seating and a cozy interior
bar allows baristas to adjust espresso
individual memberships deliver to private
ideal for a quiet morning spent sipping a
brewing according to the building’s
residences once a month or biweekly,
cappuccino and enjoying a good book.
humidity and air temperature.
respectively. eastpole.coffee
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EAST POLE BY FREDDY CASTRO
Toast with peaches, squash, spring onion, almonds and stracciatella
ESTLED NEXT DOOR to Decatur’s Brick Store Pub, The White Bull, led by executive chef and partner Pat Pascarella—previously executive chef at The Optimist— showcases seasonal and vegetable-forward dishes that source ingredients entirely from Georgia. It’s a menu that Pascarella describes as “farm-forward, nose-to-tail,” where everything from the pasta to the butter is made from scratch, and Pascarella draws from a variety of influences. This approach is inspired by the restaurant’s name, “The White Bull,” a phrase Ernest Hemingway used to describe a blank page. “It’s a clean slate. We don’t want to be tied to any specific cuisine; we want it to just flow,” says Pascarella. “The simplicity of the design is a reflection of that as well,” adds partner and general manager Gabriele Besozzi. Guests will find items that reference Hemingway throughout the restaurant—fishing poles, books, a typewriter—as well as sleek subway tile, Edison bulbs and reclaimed wood. “The philosophy of The White Bull is to sustain our community of farmers and showcase their products,” says Besozzi. I think Decatur will really engage in our ultimate goal and appreciate the effort.” whitebullatl.com
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C HE F S E C R E T S PHOTOS BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN
“My personal style is classic French with a Parisian twist, using more American ingredients.” Executive Chef Gary Donlick, Bistro Niko
everything in between, his French training and timehonored techniques are evident. Chef Donlick graduated
As a Buckhead Life
from the Culinary Institute
Restaurant Group “native”
of America in Hyde Park,
(cooking at Chops, Lobster
NY, then worked closely
Bar, Pano’s and Paul’s and
with French Master Chef
103 West), Bistro Niko Ex-
Girard Vulien for five years
ecutive Chef Gary Donlick’s
prior to joining Buckhead
passions are sparked by the
Life Restaurant Group.
change of seasons and his
French culture and tech-
love for cooking French
niques are part of his soul.
food. “I love revisiting clas-
“The menu at Bistro Niko,
sic dishes and modernizing
from a casual quick bite to
them by removing the heavy
a fine dining experience,
butter and cream that give
is 100% French, but not
old school French dishes a
intimidating,” Chef Donlick
bad reputation.”
says. “With its authentic
Clearly, Chef Donlick has ™
Le Bernardin in NYC) and
Parisienne atmosphere and
mastered his own “style.”
great service from the staff,
From the delectable sauteed
it’s impossible not to have a
Georgia Trout Meunière
good time here.”
(pictured, top right) to the Blue Hill Mussels “Gilbert” et Frites (Chef’s favorite, and a recipe handed down from the late Gilbert Le Coze at
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LIFE
OUT & ABOUT
CELEBRATING OUR AUTHORS
The INSTITUTE OF CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE & ART Southeast Chapter invited guests to the Piedmont Driving Club for its “Celebrating Our Authors” event, a luncheon and panel discussion featuring four of today’s leading architects and designers who are advancing the appreciation of traditional architecture and art: Beth Webb, Peter Pennoyer, Richard Keith Langham and William Curtis. PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEN ROSE
Top Alexis Boutrolle, Charles Heydt; Peter Pennoyer, Beth Webb, Richard Keith Langham, William Curtis; Barry Hutner, Duvall Fuqua, Richard Keith Langham, Jennifer Boles. Middle Hil Harper, Studie Young, Bonneau Ansley; Jon Berndsen, Melanie Millner; Douglas Killebrew, Judy Talley, Micah Brown, Russell Windham. Bottom Daniel Zimmerman, Niki Papadopoulos, James Wheeler; Jim Strickland, Carter Kay; Allie Brashear, Susan Ferrier, Audry Suennemann.
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OUT & ABOUT
PHILIP T. SHUTZE AWARDS
The Southeast chapter of the INSTITUTE OF CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE & ART (ICAA) celebrated excellence in design with its annual PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE awards. Held at the Piedmont Driving Club, the ICAA honored 10 regional design professionals in the categories of residential, commercial, civic and landscape architecture as well as interior design, restoration and emerging professional. PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROSS HENDERSON
Top Alexis Boutrolle, Kristen Walls, Robin Rode, Doug Sears; (front row) Jeffrey Dungan, Christopher Whelan, Jahlay Rae, Wendy Graham, Stan Dixon, (back row) Alex Smith, Michael Osysko, Jacques Levet, Tammy Connor, Shawn Henderson; Wes and Terry Vawter. Middle Pauline King, Beth Webb, Chuck Hanavich; Nancy and Jon Berndsen, Barbara Shelton; Lyndy Jamison, Daniel Duplechien, Leah King, Patricia De La Cruz.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Site Plan.......................................................................6
Letter from the Showhouse Director..........................14
General Information.....................................................6
Past Chairs..................................................................16
Tickets & Parking.........................................................7
About Fox Tail.............................................................18
Sponsors.............................................................8
Cashiers Historical Society........................................20
Special Events............................................................10
Floor Plans................................................................22
Honorary Guest: Mark D. Sikes...................................10
Designers............................................................26
Showhouse Luminaries..............................................14
Showhouse Vendors.................................................30
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CASHIERS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE JULY 27 – AUGUST 5, 2018 FOX TAIL PRESENTED BY THE CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPENING NIGHT GALA Friday, July 27 • 6:30 – 10:30 p.m. OPENING DAY Saturday, July 28 • 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
GENERAL INFORMATION The CASHIERS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE (CDS) is presented every year by the CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY in partnership with Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles. Proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society’s mission and cultural programming. This year, the Cashiers Designer Showhouse welcomes you to Lake Glenville. The beautiful estate home sits on 42 acres directly across the lake from Trillium and boasts, among other things, a view of the lake itself. Inspired by the châteaux of Italy and France, the home is the ideal palette for visiting design professionals that have been invited to unleash their creativity. The week of the Showhouse will be full of energy and style, with an Opening Night Gala on July 27, numerous lectures and book signings, and the opportunity to learn from the masters during demonstrations by notable artists and designers. The festivities conclude with a Closing Croquet Brunch on Sunday, August 5.
SHOWHOUSE HOURS Sunday, July 29 • 1 – 4 p.m Monday, July 30 – Saturday, August 4 • 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. CLOSING CROQUET BRUNCH Sunday, August 5 • Noon – 4:30 p.m.
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TICKETS & LOCATIONS SINGLE-DAY TICKET: $30 in advance; $40 at the door
PARKING & SHUTTLE SERVICE All parking for the Showhouse is at Blue Ridge School. Access to the house is by shuttle only. Two shuttles will run between Blue Ridge School and the Showhouse continuously throughout the day. The last shuttle will leave the Showhouse daily at 4:30 p.m., except for the Opening Night Gala and the Closing Croquet Brunch.
Includes one-time entry to the 2018 Cashiers Designer Showhouse, along with free features and demos happening that day on the grounds of the Showhouse. ALL-ACCESS VIP TICKET: $350
The All-Access VIP Tickets provides week-long access to the Cashiers Designer Showhouse and almost all Showhouse events, including the Closing Croquet Brunch. This ticket does NOT include a ticket to the Opening Night Gala. OPENING NIGHT GALA TICKET: $325 TABLESCAPE WORKSHOP: $35 FLOWER ARRANGING DEMO: $20
DIRECTIONS TO PARKING Blue Ridge School is located along Highway 107N at
95 BOBCAT DRIVE CASHIERS, NC 28717 FROM THE WEST AND HIGHLANDS: Take Route 64 to Cashiers. Turn left onto Highway 107 at the traffic lights located at the intersection of Highways 64 and 107. Blue Ridge School is approximately 1.9 miles on the left. Turn left onto N. Norton Road just past Blue Ridge School.
FROM THE EAST AND BREVARD:
CRAFT COCKTAIL DEMO: $20 MARK D. SIKES LECTURE: $35 CLOSING CROQUET BRUNCH: $250
Guests are strongly urged to purchase tickets online and well in advance. Some events have limited availability. Retail ticket locations in Cashiers, Highlands and Sapphire will be selling the Single-Day & All-Access VIP Tickets only. You can purchase tickets for the Opening Night Gala, Workshops, Demos and the Closing Croquet Brunch online or from the Cashiers Historical Society office.
CashiersHistoricalSociety.org/Showhouse CASHIERS
HIGHLANDS
CASHIERS HISTORICAL
ACORNS AT OLD
SOCIETY 1940 Highway 107 South, (828) 743-7710
EDWARDS INN & SPA 465 Main Street, (828) 787-1877
CASHIERS FARMERS
ACORNS ON CHURCH 120 S Fourth Street, (828) 787-2640
Take Route 64 to Cashiers. Turn right onto Highway 107 at the traffic lights located at the intersection of Highways 64 and 107. Blue Ridge School is approximately 1.9 miles on the left. Turn left onto N. Norton Road just past Blue Ridge School.
MARKET 78 US Highway 64 East, (828) 743-4334
FROM THE SOUTH AND WALHALLA:
CASHIERS AREA CHAMBER
Take Highway 107N to the traffic lights located at the intersection of Highways 64 and 107 in the center of Cashiers. Continue straight through the intersection. Blue Ridge School is approximately 1.9 miles on the left. Turn left onto N. Norton Road just past Blue Ridge School to access parking lot entrance.
OF COMMERCE 202 US Highway 64 West, (828) 743-5191
VIVACE OF HIGHLANDS 230 South 4th Street, (828) 526-1880
SAPPHIRE SAPPHIRE COMMUNITY
GRACEWEAR 96 Highway 107 South, (828) 743-3999
CENTER 127 Cherokee Trail, (828) 743-7663
FROM THE NORTH AND SYLVA: Take Highway 107S towards Cashiers to N. Norton Road. Turn right onto N. Norton Road, just before Blue Ridge School, to access parking lot entrance.
VIVACE OF CASHIERS 104 Highway 107 South, (828) 743-2800 CashiersHistoricalSociety.com/Showhouse
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SPONSORS MEDIA SPONSOR
PRESENTING SPONSOR
LEADERSHIP SPONSORS
SUPPORTING SPONSORS
Cathead Vodka Cordial & Craft Caroline Rheel Boykin Highlands Lawn & Garden Maison de Papier
Pressley Landscaping Sara Hanna Photography Skyline Media LLC Sugar Cloud Baking Co. Whispering Angel
PARTNER SPONSORS
Katie Madden Art
Candlefish
Nicola Bathie Jewelry
AmericasMart
Kristen Jorgenson of The Barn
CEH Home
Nutshell Bars
ASW Distillery
K Wakefield Designs
Cowtan & Tout
Oka-B Shoes
B Storied Media LLC
Laura Deems Art
Dear Keaton
Onward Reserve
Lulie Wallace
Mallory Mathison Fine Interior
Heirloomed
Peachdish
Satulah Mountain Brewing Co.
Design
Holland Macrae
Peridot Market
Slab Town Pizza
Margaux Interiors Limited
Honeycomb Studio
Real Men Buy Flowers
FRIEND SPONSORS
Michael Devine Ltd.
Hudson Grace
S. Carter Designs
Midheaven Denim
Hyla Dewitt Jewelry
Shop Waiting on Martha
Appalachian Golf Cars
New Realm Brewery
Kate Waddell Art
Southern Straws
Audio Visual Associates
Resurgens Hospitality Group
Kelley Bowen Creative
The French Table
Honeymoon Cottage
Sapelo Skincare
Kerri Rosenthal
The Illges House
Sister’s Sauce
Sea Island Forge Kettles
Kilwins
The RealReal
United Community Bank
Southern Baked Pie Co.
Kristi Kohut Art
The Trolley Co.
VeryVera
Steve McKenzie Art
Lacefield Designs
Travis & Company
The Bascom
La Prairie
Tuckernuck
EVENT SPONSORS
The Orchard Restaurant
Laurie Fisher Art
Twine & Twig
Akola Project
Van Michael Salon
Leontine Linens
Vivianne Metzger Antiques
Lucy’s Market
Well & Wonder Art Collective
Bobby Grace Putters
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COMMUNITY SPONSORS
Calyroad Creamery
IN-KIND SPONSORS:
Maggie Mathews Art
Westside Provisions District
Cashiers-Glenville Fire Department
allie & elle
Mainly Baskets
Wildlife Workshop Firetools
Cynthia Perryman Art
Barefoot Contessa
Mama Bath & Body
William McLure Art
Dargan Landscape Architects
Beautiful Briny Sea
Maison de Papier
Yesterday’s Tree
Diane McPhail Art
Beth Townsend
Melissa Paine Baker Art
Zonnie Sheik Fine Jewelry
Jana Young Ink + Paper
Callie’s Hot Biscuit
Merridian Home Furnishings
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Grohe, DXV, and American Standard, all part of Lixil Corporation, are proud to have been chosen for the plumbing and sink products throughout the Cashiers Showhouse.
FEATURING:
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Ann & Sid Mashburn
Except where indicated by an *, events are included in the Single Entry Showhouse and VIP tickets. Please note that event details are current as of publication. For the most up-to-date listing and to purchase all tickets, including those for additional events, please visit CashiersHistoricalSociety.com/Showhouse.
Opening Night Gala* FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 • 6:30 – 10:30 P.M. $325 The 2018 Cashiers Designer Showhouse will kick off with an Opening Night Gala on the evening of July 27th. After being among the first to view the Showhouse, guests will continue the gala celebration on the grounds, enjoying live music by Asheville-based Motown band The Business and delectable dining prepared by Southern cooking show host, Vera Stewart. Stewart, who is easily recognizable by her winning smile and visible passion for her work, will also be hosting a book signing for her recently-released cookbook, The VeryVera Cookbook: Recipes from My Table. Special guests of the evening include Danielle Rollins, Jennifer Boles, Ann & Sid Mashburn, and Dennis Schuhart. Throughout the evening, guests will sip wine from The Highlands Wine Shoppe, beer from The Satulah Mountain Brewing Co., handcrafted cocktails prepared with Dixie Vodka by Cordial & Craft, and a cigar bar featuring whiskey tastings courtesy of ASW Distillery. To add to the excitement, attendees can brush up on their golf game with Bobby Grace of Bobby Grace Putters and enjoy live painting by artist Laura Deems. The historic Cashiers firetruck will be on-site for fun photo-ops with Cashiers’ fire chief Randy Dillard. Guests will also be invited to shop with our specialty vendors, including Hazen & Co, FireMoss Pottery, and Sapelo Skin Care, and participate in a silent auction featuring exquisite items, the proceeds of which benefit the Cashiers Historical Society.
Danielle Rollins
Vera Stewart; Chef, Caterer & Host, VeryVera The Business
HONORARY GUEST MARK D. SIKES, one of the country’s most respected interior designers, is known for creating beautiful and timeless interiors that embody a beautiful indoor and outdoor lifestyle. With an unmistakable talent for mixing American and European, traditional and modern, new and old sensibilities, Sikes has established an aesthetic that has landed him a reputation as one of the most celebrated designers of today. Last year, Sikes designed the highly esteemed dining room at the Kips Bay Show House in New York and the Grand Garden Halls at Greystone in Beverly Hills. Most recently he completed work on the Southern Living Show House in Birmingham. His work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Veranda, House Beautiful, and The Wall Street Journal, just to name a few. Mark’s new book, Beautiful: All-American Decorating and Timeless Style debuted this past Fall with Rizzoli. The Cashiers Historical Society is thrilled to welcome Mark as the 2018 Cashiers Designer Showhouse Honorary Guest. 10
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Flower Arranging* + Healthy Beauty Demonstrations SUNDAY, JULY 29, 2018
Clary Bosbyshell Welsh, Margaux Interiors Limited
Kakhi Wakefield, Floral Designer & Owner, K Wakefield Designs
$20 FOR FLOWER ARRANGING DEMO Starting at 1 p.m., special-event ticket holders will learn how to build a beautiful arrangement of foraged flowers with Kakhi Wakefield of K Wakefield Designs. At 2:30 p.m., all Showhouse attendees are invited to enjoy a healthy beauty discussion with the founders of Savannah-based luxury skincare brand, Sapelo Skin Care. Those looking for a new ‘do will be excited about the complementary cuts and styling provided by the talented team of Atlanta’s Van Michael Salon.
Mallory Mathison Glenn; Mallory Mathison Fine Interior Design
Edible Sugar Flower Demonstration + Douglas Hilton & Cynthia Perryman’s afternoon of art MONDAY, JULY 30, 2018 The day of free events begins with Serena Owen, esteemed cake baker, designer and owner of the Cashiers-based Sugar Cloud Baking Co., who will offer a demonstration at 11 a.m. focused on crafting beautiful and edible sugar flowers. At 2 p.m., join interior designer Douglas Hilton for his presentation No, the Painting Should Not Match the Sofa. Contemporary artist Cynthia Perryman will be live painting and selling her artwork throughout the afternoon’s festivities. Attendees will also be treated to an afternoon artisanal cheese tasting courtesy of Calyroad Creamery.
Jeff Dungan, Architect & Owner, Jeffrey Dungan Architects
Jane Nardy’s Historical Tales + Southern Baked Pie Company + Design Panel Discussion & Resurgens Appetizers Cynthia Perryman
Tablescape Demonstration* SATURDAY, JULY 28, 2018 $35 FOR TABLESCAPE DEMO For special-event ticket holders, the afternoon will feature a tablescape demonstration and discussion with tastemakers Mallory Mathison Glen and Clary Bosbyshell Welsh in collaboration with Leontine Linens and Michael Devine, Ltd. China. Attendees will also be treated to wine courtesy of Whispering Angel and hors d’oeuvres sponsored by The Chattooga Club.
TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 All Showhouse attendees are invited to join Historian Jane Nardy as she shares her deep passion for and understanding of local history with a presentation titled Tales of Cashiers Valley at 11 a.m. At noon, attendees will enjoy a candid conversation with Amanda Wilbanks, owner of Southern Baked Pie Company, as she discusses the entrepreneurial spirit behind the founding of her charming company. Showhouse attendees will also be treated to tasty samples and the opportunity to purchase the company’s signature pies. At 2 p.m., all Showhouse attendees are invited to sip Whispering Angel while listening to a design panel discussion led by Jeffrey Dungan, Kirk Moore and Bradley Odom. Following the panel discussion, guests will enjoy an afternoon cocktail reception featuring rosé courtesy of Whispering Angel and appetizers provided by Chef Linton Hopkins and Gina Hopkins of Atlanta-based Resurgens Hospitality Group.
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Kathryn Boyd Brolin, Owner, Midheaven Denim Dale Heinlein, Owner, Satulah Mountain Brewing Co.
Kirk Moore; Owner, Oakleaf
Informal Fashion Show + Preserving Tomorrow’s History Today + Cooking Demonstration
Bradley Odom; Founder & Curator, Dixon Rye
Frank Vickery, Director of Ceramics, The Bascom
Cashiers History with Chief Randy + Mary Palmer Dargan’s Elderberry Tea Demo & Book Signing + SBP Pie Tasting WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 2018 The day will begin at 10 a.m. with Chief Randy Dillard of the CashiersGlenville Fire Department discussing the history of Cashiers alongside the famous Cashiers fire truck. Attendees can try on fire-fighting gear as they listen to the history of the valley. At 2 p.m., all Showhouse attendees are invited to enjoy a DIY elderberry tea demo with Mary Palmer Dargan, RLA, followed by a signing of her latest book, Timeless Landscape Design. Southern Baked Pie Company will also be serving their signature butter crust pies to accompany the elderberry tea.
The Bascom Ceramics Demonstration & PopUp Shop + Craft Cocktail Demonstration* THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 2018 This day of free events begins with an informal fashion show at 11 a.m., featuring Kathryn Boyd Brolin’s Midheaven Denim. The noon hour features In with the Old! Out with the New!, a discussion on shopping for antiques and strategies for reselling with CODARUS’ Tyler Lynch of Thrifting with Tyler. At 2 p.m., Davis Picklesimer of the Highlands Wine Shoppe and Dale Heinlein of The Satulah Mountain Brewing Co. will host a presentation on preserving the plateau’s history, followed by a cooking demonstration with local caterer Kristin Jorgensen of The Barn at 2:45 p.m. Additional vendors will be joining the Showhouse throughout the weekend including Sea Island Forge Kettles, Croghan’s Jewel Box, and Mollie Jenkins Pottery.
Lexie Harvey, Mixologist, Cordial & Craft
Kristin Jorgensen, Chef & Caterer, The Barn
Dennis Schuhart, President, Travis and Company
$20 FOR COCKTAIL DEMO The Bascom Center for Visual Arts’ Director of Ceramics, Frank Vickery, will lead a hand thrown ceramics demonstration at 11 a.m. alongside The Bascom’s day-long pop-up shop. At 2 p.m., special-event ticket holders will enjoy a Ladies & Gents craft cocktail hour and demonstration with Asheville mixologist, Lexie Harvey of Cordial & Craft, utilizing spirits sponsored by ASW Distillery. 12
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The Akola Project Trunk Show + Mark D. Sikes Presentation & Book Signing including Wine & Appetizers* SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 2018 $35 FOR MARK D. SIKES LECTURE Erica Hall, Chief Impact Officer of The Akola Project, will join us at 11 a.m. to discuss the organization’s work in training and providing work opportunities to impoverished women in Uganda and Dallas, Texas. The discussion will be followed by a trunk show featuring the unique, colorful and beautiful jewelry handcrafted by the women using sustainable materials. Our keynote presentation will follow at 2 p.m., featuring Honorary Guest, author and esteemed designer Mark D. Sikes presenting Beautiful, a talk featuring personal insights and experiences that inspired his latest book, Beautiful: All American Decorating and Timeless Style. His presentation will be followed immediately by a book signing and cocktail hour, featuring wine from Whispering Angel, hors d’oeuvres courtesy of Travis Boswell of The Orchard Restaurant in Cashiers and sweet treats from Sugar Cloud Baking Co.
Closing Croquet Brunch* SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 2018 • NOON – 4:30 P.M. $250; INCLUDED WITH $350 VIP TICKET Celebrate the success of the Showhouse at the Closing Croquet Brunch, where guests are encouraged to wear their whites while enjoying a croquet game on the lawn and live music by The House Hoppers. Meet and greet with Honorary Showhouse Guest, Mark D. Sikes, and purchase a signed copy of his latest book. Other exciting opportunities include an Oakleaf Garden pop-up with Kirk Moore, putting lessons with Bobby Grace and live paintings by Katie Madden and Steve Mckenzie, Diane McPhail, and Jana Young. The event will include a mimosa bar and a customizable Bloody Mary bar courtesy of Cathead Vodka, Cordial & Craft and Sister’s Sauce, craft beer from Atlanta brewery New Realm Brewing, and a host of other specialty vendors to find the perfect unique item to remember your Showhouse experience!
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SHOWHOUSE LUMINARIES LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR As the executive director of the Cashiers Historical Society and the director of the Cashiers Designer Showhouse, I am thrilled to welcome attendees to the 10-day fundraiser filled with exciting demonstrations from special guests, showcased work from talented designers and signature gifts from our generous sponsors. Our organization’s mission is primarily funded by the Cashiers Designer Showhouse, and through your support, we are able to fulfill our mission of preserving the heritage of Cashiers Valley through education, stewardship and advocacy. Your participation in the Cashiers Designer Showhouse makes our commitment to maintaining the integrity and beauty of this part of the Blue Ridge Mountains possible. Without the dedicated Showhouse volunteers, staff, contributors and attendees, the Society would be unable to offer its educational programs, preserve Cashiers’ history and maintain the historic Zachary-Tolbert House Museum. This year’s Showhouse will take place at the sprawling Fox Tail estate on Lake Glenville, owned by Brenda and Terry Beye. We are thrilled to have so many designers, artists, demonstrators and sponsors involved in this year’s Designer Showhouse. We are incredibly grateful for the Beye family’s generosity and for allowing us to utilize their beautiful home for such an amazing week of events. I want to sincerely thank all of the dedicated people who worked tirelessly throughout the year to ensure its success. In addition to the estate owners, I also want to thank the Cashiers Historical Society Board of Directors for their support in allowing me to work on this exciting and rewarding project. For this year’s Showhouse, it was our goal to refine the overall attendee experience, while still retaining the elegance, heritage, and mission built over the last twenty years. In addition to tours of the Showhouse, we are thrilled to host exquisite events and demonstrations throughout the week. The Cashiers Historical Society looks forward to featuring some of the country’s top designers, local artisans, and Southern tastemakers—defining the 2018 Cashiers Designer Showhouse as one to remember. Thank you again for being part of this exciting fundraiser. We look forward to hosting you! Many thanks,
A very big thank you from CHS to all of our Private Benefactors and other shining stars. We couldn’t do what we do without you.
Private Benefactors LEADERSHIP Terry & Brenda Beye, Homeowners Jim & Sheila Hodges, Honorary Co-Chairs Kathy & Joe Sanderson Kirk Moore COMMUNITY Malcolm S. Burgess Connie & Phil Haire Teed & Sadler Poe Kathleen S. Rivers Gloria & Jim Weir FRIEND Susan P. Davis Alice Eberhardt Judy O. Zaban
With special consideration to: Kelley Bowen, Carol Bryson, Elizabeth W. Cook, Dauntless Printing, Kyle Dreher, Gay Faircloth, Rebecca Gemes, Malice Grant, Brad Hanner, Francie Hargrove, Natalie Huffaker, Margaret S. Keyes, Sandy Linebaugh, Professional Party Rentals, Elizabeth Ralls, Sandi Rogers
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ABOUT THE HOUSE This year, the Cashiers Historical Society is pleased to welcome you to Fox Tail, site of the 2018 Cashiers Designer Showhouse. High on a grassy knoll overlooking Lake Glenville, the home the home was built by area residents Terry & Brenda Beye and is inspired by the old châteaux of southern France and northern Italy. From dawn’s first light to the east over Glassy Rock to halcyon sunsets to the west over the lake, this 42-acre estate is awash in a natural, personal and cultural history as unique as the story of the lake itself. The property was originally part of the Monteith Homestead, which had been apportioned to the family’s heirs. Each heir received a plot not of the same size, but with the same number of natural springs. A series of paths now connect old logging trails from the early 1900s that crisscross the property and wind through the forest, showcasing the bountiful flora and fauna that also call this place home. Visitors to the Showhouse can wander the groves of native Flame Azaleas, Trillium, Turk’s caps, Galax and Jack-in-the pulpit as red-tailed hawks, owls and pileated woodpeckers alight overhead. Historic buildings on the property center on the white six-room Monteith farmhouse. Across the property you will find a barn, tractor shed and chicken coop, as well as the Spring House, a stone and wood 18
structure that maintains a delightfully cool temperature year-round, leading to its use as a wine cellar. At the center of this stunning landscape sits the Main House and its companion Carriage House. Both homes were designed by the property’s owners with the assistance of architect George Storrs and built by Hub Powell of Rosman in 2001 and 1998, respectively. The home is a balance between historical charm and modern convenience. Visibly thick and stained exterior walls act as a buffer against the elements while recalling the European countryside aesthetic that inspired it. Inside, the hand-cut, patterned and inlaid marble floors stay cool in the summer but have been augmented with underfloor heating for cold Blue Ridge Mountain winters. Balconies off the upstairs office and bedroom afford visitors with grand views over the lake. High ceilings, hidden doors and a dose of old hardware round out the stylishly rustic yet thoroughly modern living spaces. The Cashiers Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the beauty and identity of our piece of North Carolina, and Fox Tail has certainly earned its place among the rich traditions and storied history of our mountain home.
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LETTER FROM THE CHAIRS High on a hill in western North Carolina sits a home that could be anywhere. Italy, France, England, each would suit this architectural tour de force. Imposing and stately, it possesses a vista many would envy. A clear blue mountain lake before it fades into a distance which is ringed by the Blue Ridge Mountains standing majestically in the background. To say the house is elegantly appointed would not be doing it justice. The inlaid marble floors, designed and executed by the owner’s wife, are exquisite, as are the elaborate wood carvings. As one walks along the central hallway of the house, passing a gracious dining room, a sumptuous master suite, and a conservatory with a splashing fountain, one finally comes to the terrace door. Beyond the door is a garden patio with a view of the lake and mountains to take ones breath away. We consider ourselves fortunate to be able to exhibit this house, the Cashiers Designer Showhouse™ of 2018. We hope you enjoy this special house as much as its owners have. JIM AND SHEILA HODGES Cashiers Historical Society
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THE CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY was established in 1996 to preserve and protect the village identity and heritage of Cashiers Valley through education, stewardship and advocacy. Each year we produce and present the Cashiers Designer Showhouse, our largest fundraising endeavor. Your generosity and support of this important event help us continue and further our mission. Here are just a few of the highlights from the past year and what’s ahead at CHS: Heritage Apple Day: In early spring, a talented team of staff, volunteers and experts host this daylong event. Attendees learn how to plant and groom heritage trees, helping to ensure the livelihood of the varieties that nourished our forefathers. We provide the rootstocks and scions used for grafting at no charge, and everyone gets to take home a tree to plant in their yard or garden. This year’s event also featured live music, kids’ activities and a photo booth for attendees to capture the memories of the day. Zachary-Tolbert House Reopens: That’s right—we’ve finished the restoration of our beloved landmark and are excited to invite the public back for tours and activities centered in and around the home. Visitors are also invited to peruse the fourth phase of our Places & Faces series, which will be on exhibit in the house for the next year. New Lecture Series: The Cashiers Historical Society calendar for 2018 featured a new historical lecture series at the Dowden Pavilion on the Zachary-Tolbert grounds. Each speaker will discuss a topic historically relevant to the Cashiers Valley. This year’s featured speakers include local historian Jane Nardy, registered landscape architect Mary Palmer Dargan, and Executive Director of The Land Trust, Dr. Gary Wein. Visit our website for the full event calendar. Something Old, Something New: This year also saw the return of our iconic logo featuring the scrollwork and leaf pattern. We’ve reinstituted the logo as part of our commitment to preserving our heritage as well as that of Cashiers. You may notice, though, that we’ve given it a new home to live in. Visit our new, easy-to-navigate website at CashiersHistoricalSociety.org and take a look around!
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The stairwells in both the Main House & Carriage House feature the work of several artists, displaying a range of mediums and styles. Featured artists include: Renee Bouchon, Kerry Hays Gronewald, and Catherine B. Jones.
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Mary Palmer Dargan Dargan Landscape Architects Cashiers, NC 828-743-0307 Dargan.com
Mary Palmer Dargan is a landscape architect with more than 30 years’ experience designing landscapes for private clients in exclusive spaces. Her work can be seen from the coast of California to the Lowcountry of the Carolinas, where her sharp eye for detail and a humorous, no-nonsense approach to getting things done is on full display. Dargan launched her professional career in 1982 after earning a Masters of Landscape Architecture from Louisiana State University. She soon combined forces with Hugh Dargan and, for the past three decades, has contributed to hundreds of projects in over 20 states. Her numerous awards include those from The Garden Club of America and the American Society of Landscape Architects. She is approved by the Council of Landscape Architectural Review Board and holds licenses in eight states.
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Whitney Ray
Wyeth Ray Interiors Atlanta, GA 404-591-2324 WyethRay.com
Wyeth Ray Interiors believes every project should be as unique as the client. While projects vary in location and style, the thread that connects them rests in the soothing and sophisticated details infused by the Wyeth Ray design team. Whitney Ray, an Atlanta native, brings a polished sensibility and unique design vision to the partnership. Her mindful instincts paired with custom creations consistently result in rooms that are elegant and unexpected. Ray graduated with BA degrees in Art History and Interior Design before continuing her education working with several prestigious firms in Atlanta. She co-founded Wyeth Ray Interiors in 2017. Together with her team, Ray has transformed interiors for clients across the country and continues to expand their wonderfully diverse clientele.
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DWH Interiors Atlanta, GA 404-550-5484 DWHInteriors.com
Stephanie Andrews & Team
A full-service company specializing in residential interiors, DWH Interiors is the latest step in a career spanning almost 30 years in the Atlanta design community. Douglas Hilton’s career has exposed him to all aspects of the design industry— from wholesale showroom to white glove delivery to Interior Design for his growing clientele. He has worked on projects in Atlanta, GA, Highlands, NC, Birmingham, AL and Miami, FL. His work has been published in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and The New York Times Magazine, and other projects he has worked on have appeared in Veranda, Traditional Home and Milieu.
Balance Design curates interiors that show their client’s personalities. Stephanie Andrews founded the firm in 2002, and the team now includes: Shelby Adamson Pawlak (senior designer), Jennifer Carter (interior designer), Melody Richardson ( junior designer), and Danielle Clockel (studio director). The BD team is known for careful listening and collaboration to create the most original, yet timeless and authentic interiors. Utilizing environmentally sustainable materials, unique furnishings, and one-of-a-kind pieces from local artists and craftspeople, every Balance Design project features their highly individualized and singularly unique style.
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Jamie Elliott McPherson
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Sara Brown
Francie Hargrove
Jamie Elliott McPherson has been involved in the interior design industry in the Southeast for over 20 years, where his career began as a certified kitchen designer while working in Atlanta. After receiving many clients’ requests to take his design expertise from the kitchen to the rest of the house, McPherson began offering full interior design services for the whole home. His love for creating classic, comfortable, and inspired living spaces naturally led him to expand into the event planning industry. He and his husband, Tra Raines, own Vinewood Plantation in Newnan, Ga. Vinewood is a much-desired historic wedding venue where Jamie can combine his eye for design and love for entertaining. So whether McPherson is redecorating your master bedroom or planning your dream wedding, rest assured that the results will be timeless with a twist and be an authentic representation of who you are.
As long as Grayson can remember, she has had a love for interior design. Much of her work is inspired by the colors and style of the South Carolina Lowcountry where she was raised. After studying Interior Design at the University of Tennessee, Pratt spent many years serving clients in the interiors industry, beginning her work in High Point, North Carolina. She later relocated to Atlanta and furthered her career by working at a showroom in the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center. She is now serving clients through her own firm, Grayson Pratt Interiors. Whatever your style, Pratt will ease your stress by blending design with personality to create a beautiful home that is uniquely yours.
When interviewed about her approach to interior design Sara replied, “Form may follow function but when it comes to someone’s home, they are the starting point for its design.” Brown took her company Sara Brown Designs nationwide just two years after graduating from Savannah College of Art and Design. Keeping the lifestyle of her clients in the forefront of every project, she takes an innovative approach by creating a home that is both beautiful and functional. The focus of her work allows each client the opportunity to discover their own personal style, resulting in an enviroment that represents them and what they love. When asked she will tell you, “This is what makes a house a home.” Brown holds a Bachelor of Arts in interior design.
Francie Hargrove’s innate sense of style was evident from an early age, when she would crisscross the South with her grandparents in search of wonderful antiques. Her great appreciation for all things timeless and classic are a hallmark of her interior design work and signature line of home décor items. Hargrove graduated with an FA in Interior Design from Brenau Women’s College and apprenticed with Betty Fincher Interiors of Atlanta and Naples before launching her own design firm in Georgia. After 16 years, she relocated to Cashiers, NC, where she has developed her own line of pillows, lamps, decorative accessories and upholstery for her newest retail location.
J. Elliott Style Highlands, NC 404-520-7465 www.jelliottstyle.com
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Yvonne McFadden
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Lynn Monday
A love of original art and a passion for design brought self-proclaimed Francophiles Ann Huff and Meg Harrington together to co-found Huff Harrington Fine Art in 2006. The gallery was soon followed by Huff Harrington Home, a Frenchinspired collection of carefully curated antiques, furniture, accessories, jewelry, gifts and clothing— all uniquely flavored with a little je ne sais quoi. Raised in Europe, but now happily based in Atlanta with their families, both Huff and Harrington frequently collaborate on design projects with Huff Harrington’s Sam Jones. They also travel often to France for inspiration and are always on the hunt for special, one-of-a-kind finds.
Lynn Monday has been a designer for more than 30 years, with clientele that span the Eastern seaboard from New York to Florida. Inspired by different cultures, Monday’s distinctive style is evident in her work, from commercial to residential spaces and in her custom furniture line. She is the author of several texts and publications, including Southern Mountain Living, a style manual for being comfortably and beautifully at home in the Blue Ridge Mountains. 2016 saw the opening of Lynn Monday Home, her store location in Cashiers, NC.
The Jane Group, Inc. Atlanta, GA 404-323-0636 JaneGroupInc.com
Atlanta-based interior designer Janie Wilburn, principal of The Jane Group, enjoys collaborating with clients to create meaningful spaces. Combining an approach that is realistic and pragmatic, with an insightful understanding of her clients’ needs, she has a passion for incorporating special collections, objects, and art to create interiors that impart personality and relaxed elegance. Wilburn spent her formative years in Europe and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbus State University. She worked under Suzanne Kasler Interiors and Wolf Design Group and founded The Jane Group in 2008.
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Y. McFadden LLC Atlanta, GA 843-267-7530 YMcFaddenLLC.com
Yvonne McFadden graduated from The Art Institute of Atlanta with a degree in Interior Design. As an active member of ASID, she has over 12 years of experience in the industry. After 5 successful years with a prestigious architecture and interiors firm, she founded her company, Yvonne McFadden LLC. Yvonne was named one of Atlanta’s 15 Under 40 Designers by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles in 2014, and the firm was selected to be the sole designer of This Old House’s first Idea Cottage in 2015. Her firm’s work has also appeared in Southern Living, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Southern Cottages, Beautiful Kitchens & Baths and This Old House. As an Atlantabased interior design firm, Y. McFadden LLC embraces the concepts of simplicity, practicality, and functionality to create luxurious, high-end spaces. The result is a tailored and beautiful solution that completes the client’s lifestyle.
Huff Harrington Home Atlanta, GA 404-467-0311 HuffHarrington.com
Lynn Monday Home Cashiers, NC 828-743-2094 LynnMondayHome.com
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Bill Cook & Michael Faust
Bradley Odom
Kirk Moore
Vermilion Designs Interiors is a full-service interior design studio founded by Bill Cook and serving both residential and commercial clients. Cook launched the studio in 1979 after graduating from Emory University and interning with local designers. He is an IIDA member. Collaborative Partner Michael Faust contributes architectural design elements and solutions for the company. He holds a Masters in Architecture from The Savannah College of Art and Design, where he also minored in interior design. Together and individually, Cook and Faust have worked on projects throughout the country but have special focus on Atlanta and the Highlands-Cashiers plateau. Vermilion Designs, their vintage and antique business, can be found at various online and retail locations.
Bradley Odom is the founder and curator of Dixon Rye, a furniture and design destination in Atlanta. Odom’s background in the industry, which includes being an awardwinning graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design and serving as a Director at West Elm and J. Crew, has allowed him to collect inspiration from across the world and given him an eye for quality design. The store carries over 100 coveted brands, including Cisco Brothers, Astier De Villatte, and Mad et Len. The carefully curated pieces, expert in-store interior design services, and Odom’s keen eye for the field have led Dixon Rye to the forefront of the industry. Odom has recently expanded his private label collection and will soon introduce an online shop to DixonRye.com, showcasing a collection of furniture, upholstery, one-of-a-kind antiques, and more.
Oakleaf Highlands is the source for all things botanical. Garden designer and historian Kirk Moore has worked on significant projects for Colonial Williamsburg, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Historic Savannah Foundation and countless private clients. His television show on QVC, American Gardener, was a popular source for garden requisites and ornaments, and he was also a garden and lifestyle correspondent for ABC’s Good Morning America. In 2008, Moore and his partner, Don Fry, began a relationship as ombudsmen for event styling at Highlands’ Old Edwards Inn & Spa. Their shop on 4th Street in Highlands is the go-to place for anything garden and flora. In 2014, Oakleaf opened an outpost in Atlanta at 2395 Peachtree Road, where all their signature products can be found.
Susan Currie Design New Orleans, LA 504-237-6112 SusanCurrieDesign.com
Big pictures are made of little details, and that’s what Susan Currie is all about. She brings her unique, detail-oriented expertise to every design project. Her career has taken her to various locales in the Southwest and Southeast, where she served as Director for the Georgia Chapter of the ASID. She currently resides in The Big Easy, where the people, architecture and food are almost equally inspirational to designing New Orleans’ high-end interiors. She is an Allied Member of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and one of only 25 Certified Aging in Place Specialists (CAPS) in the greater New Orleans area. With her design firm, Susan Currie Design, Susan has established a signature style that creates interiors that are just as lovely to look at as they are to live within.
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The stairwells of this year’s Showhouse serve as art galleries featuring the work of several artists displaying a range of mediums and styles. Featured artists include: Renee Bouchon, Kerry Hays Gronewald, and Catherine B. Jones CashiersHistoricalSociety.com/Showhouse
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VENDORS Throughout the week of the Showhouse, attendees are cordially invited to enjoy a complimentary glass of wine provided by the Highlands Wine Shoppe while shopping in the Vendor Village. Vendor times and availability may be subject to change. Please visit CashiersHistoricalSociety.com/Showhouse for the most up-to-date listing of events and other information.
AKOLA PROJECT (2nd Weekend) A non-profit jewelry brand where each piece is individually handcrafted by women in poverty working to redesign the future of their families. AkolaProject.org BELLA COTN/BEE BAGS AND SUCH (All Week) One-of-a-kind handmade leather purses, Peruvian pima cotton pajamas, and women’s apparel. Bella-Cotn.MyShopify.com
BLAIR’S BELTS (Monday to Sunday) Hand-crafted alligator and crocodile skin belts and cuffs made in the South. BlairsBelts.com
THE CHOCOLATE HEAVEN COMPANY (All Week) Small-batch, all-natural and preservative-free goodies made from old-fashioned recipes and wonderfully classic ingredients. LoveChocolateHeaven.com
CROGHAN’S JEWEL BOX (2nd Weekend) Classic & enduring items from Charleston’s oldest family-owned jewelry store. CroghansJewelBox.com
HAZEN & CO (1st Weekend) Handmade, one-of-a-kind jewelry with a classic but modernly chic style. HazenAndCo.com HIGHLANDS LAWN & GARDEN (All Week) Quality lawn and garden products and services from local native-plant experts. HighlandsLawnAndGarden.com HUFF HARRINGTON (All Week) French-inspired home décor. HuffHarrington.com INDO-CHIC (All Week) Women’s fine silk clothing in stunning designs and divine colors. IncoChicUS.com MAISON DE PAPIER (Both Weekends) High quality, distinctively Southern stationery with the look and style of engraved products. MaisonDePapier.com MIDHEAVEN DENIM (2nd Weekend) Jeans and denim designed specifically for tall women. MidHeavenDenim.com
CURATED HOME (All Week) Home furnishings and custom furniture from reclaimed materials.
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MOLLIE JENKINS POTTERY (2nd Weekend) Hand-thrown pottery featuring dinnerware and goods for the home. MollieJenkinsPottery.com
CYNTHIA PERRYMAN FINE ART (Friday through Monday) Impressionistic oil paintings. CynthiaPerrymanArt.com
GAIL PATRICE DESIGN (All Week) Jackets, skirts and artful patterns for clothing and bags featuring classic patterns and flattering lines. GailPatrice.com FIREMOSS POTTERY (Friday through Monday) Beautifully crafted pottery inspired by both classic Japanese styles and the designs and pottery traditions of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
OAKLEAF HIGHLANDS (All Week) Curated items from Highlands-based flower, gift and garden shop. OakleafHighlands.com RINNOVO STUDIO (All Week) A limited collection of private label silk scarves designed in collaboration with emerging & established artists and produced and hand-finished in Italy. RinnovoStudio.com
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ROSE & HARPER (All Week) Artfully curated collection of contemporary antique jewelry paired with gemstones, gold and silver. RoseHarper.com SAPELO SKINCARE (1st Weekend) Luxurious natural skin care products inspired by the barrier islands off the coast of Savannah, Georgia. SapeloSkinCare.com SARAH SHARP (Monday through 2nd Weekend) One-of-a-kind luxury goods created in partnership with artisans across the globe and supporting local and global community groups. ShopSarahSharp.com SASHAY AROUND (All Week) Ladies clothing and accessories. SashayAround.net SEA ISLAND FORGE KETTLES (2nd Weekend) Hand-crafted entertaining and cooking tools inspired by the antique sugar kettles of centuries past. SeaIslandForge.com
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SOUTHERN BAKED PIE COMPANY (Tuesday & Wednesday) Sweet and savory pies made from family recipes and a signature all-butter pie dough. SouthernBakedPie.com STEPHANIE SHRUPTINE (Friday through Monday) Portraits and other works created from a family technique of dry brush watercolor and egg tempera. StephanieShruptine.com
HOME FURNISHINGS - GIFTS - INTERIOR DESIGN
SUGAR CLOUD BAKING COMPANY (Monday & Tuesday) Cakes, cupcakes & more from WNC’s own award-winning cake boutique. SugarCloudXoXo.com SUSAN’S JEWELRY (All Week) Jewelry, handbags and shawls. SusansJewelryCollection.com THE BASCOM (Thursday) A curated selection of items from Highlands’ own celebrated center for the visual arts and creative expression. TheBascom.org THE HORSE BROOCH (Thursday through Sunday) Hand-painted enamel jewelry featuring small scale animal portraits on copper by artist Beverly Yokley. HorseBrooch.com
VERMILION DESIGNS (All Week in the Carriage House) A carefully curated selection of vintage finds, classic antiques and other adornments for the home. VermilionDesignsInteriors.com
Anniversary Sale! september 15 - 29
Thank you for six excellent years! Help us celebrate at our annual sale and recieve 25% off in-store items and 20% off of custom orders.
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Simply Stylish In the foyer of Kelly Wolf-Anthony and Justin Anthony’s home, the staircase was updated by builder Michael Ladisic to give the appearance that it is curving. The image in the background looks like a mural, but is actually a 14-by-16-foot Todd Murphy piece. opposite Compelling objets d’art and collections of books show off Kelly’s signature monochromatic palette.
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After two decades of building their careers, KELLY WOLF-ANTHONY and JUSTIN ANTHONY turn their energies toward a personal project, fashioning a home that is an extension of their identity in the hospitality sphere
DESTINATION HOME Written by
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Serving as a hall table is a take on Eero Saarinen’s tulip design in a dark finish. right Justin and Kelly enlisted builder Michael Ladisic to execute their vision.
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KELLY WOLF-ANTHONY AND JUSTIN ANTHONY MIGHT JUST BE one of the hardest-working, most hospitable couples in Atlanta. Kelly is an accomplished designer whose Atlanta-based firm, Wolf Design Group, has worked predominantly outside of Georgia, and even internationally, for the past 20 years. And as Atlanta’s prevailing traditional aesthetic begins to shift, her signature style is finally calling her closer to home, with current projects including a new home for Spanx founder Sara Blakely. Her husband, Justin, is a former South African soccer star and the restaurateur behind such concepts as 10 Degrees South, Yebo Beach Haus, Cape Dutch and Biltong Bar (which he’s currently expanding into Buckhead). “We can’t get away very often because of the restaurants,” Justin explains. So when the pair sold their lake house and beach house, they began focusing on creating a destination in Atlanta. “We wanted to entertain, swim, have that fun lifestyle—without having to set out on a journey to do it,” he says. 69
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Perfectly Proportioned The shiplap-framed living room’s inviting seating group is composed of lofty Belgianlinen sofas aligned to a pair of weathered wood beams on the ceiling, while ancillary seating includes a leather sling chair and a T-shaped accent chair with nailhead details. The left wall bears bold images of a lion and a tiger from National Geographic; the “art” over the mantel is actually Samsung’s 4K Frame TV, which displays a series of art images when it senses movement; and a Todd Murphy piece is pictured at right.
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When they bought a new house—a former 1940s hunting lodge—on the fringes of Chastain Park last year, it was with the aim of creating a welcoming destination. They spent six months with acclaimed builder Michael Ladisic, and the modern trailblazer pushed the Anthony’s to re-engineer the residence to fit their needs. “When it comes to your own home, you look at it differently. You look at dollars, and you look at time,” Kelly explains. “[Ladisic] is not just a contractor, he’s a visionary; he has an aesthetic. He 72
pushed us, and we ended up with something we loved.” For example, a wall between the kitchen and porch was transformed with floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall, bifold steel doors. “It makes a massive difference in natural light,” Kelly says. In the foyer, Ladisic adapted the staircase in a low-tech way to give it the appearance of curving. Closing off a double door to the study allowed room for an enormous Todd Murphy piece the couple had in storage for years. “It fits to the inch. It was basically perfect,” Kelly adds.
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“Justin and I live our lives very openly and honestly. I think our home speaks to that. We really don’t have anything in our home that isn’t something we love.”
Heart of the Home above The open-format kitchen by Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio features shiplap paneling, an integrated vent hood, integrated refrigeration, open shelves and brass bands that enhance the room’s clean, horizontal lines. Oversize basket pendants preside over a marbleclad island with a waterfall edge. Appliances, Guy Gunter Home. Luxury hardware, Matthew Quinn Collection. right Connected to the kitchen by floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall bifold steel doors is the screened porch, where a collection of woven baskets decorates a wainscoted wall.
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Beyond its stunning collections of art, the home’s interiors reflect the global influences and monochromatic color palette that have become Kelly’s signature. Influences range from high fashion to African safaris; tactile but casual fabrics and a neutral palette that’s “organic, earthy and modern,” she says. For the master bath, closet and kitchen, Ladisic and Kelly enlisted Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio’s Matthew Quinn to transform these spaces from drab to fabulous. The completion of their personal project means this highly hospitable couple can finally host their friends and associates—such as Atlanta Food & Wine Festival VIPs—indoors or out. “We have a small wine cellar, home theater, pool cabana and jacuzzi, bocce court, fire pit and grill area with both a Big Green Egg and braai, which is a South African grill,” Justin details. “It feels like a resort, somewhere between our two favorite places: Napa Valley and Old Edwards Inn.” See Resources, Back of Book.
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Wine and Design above The dining room features a weathered trestle table, nubby Parsons-style chairs, framed black-and-white photography prints by Annie Leibovitz and Jean de Merry’s Lumiere chandelier. opposite The wet bar Kelly customdesigned for this kitchen “really looks more like a console or buffet,” she says. “I had this vision, and Matthew [Quinn] made it happen.” The art is by Jeff Jones.
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Dressed to Impress left The master suite’s closet and dressing area was created with Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio, and features hardware from the Matthew Quinn Collection. An antiqued mirror and crystal chandelier boost the glamour quotient, while the Thom Brown dachshund purse (a gift from Justin) is a nod to the couple’s prized pooch, Dempsey. opposite On the master bed, custom washedlinen bedding reads as relaxed, yet chic. A silvery antler chandelier from Regina Andrew is an affectionate nod to the residence’s former life as a hunting lodge.
Window to the World Sitting demurely atop a tile “rug,” MTI’s freestanding tub affords a view of the Japanese maple in the backyard through a 12-paned metal window, and creates a dreamlike escape. A Fornasetti chair featuring butterflies is the perfect perch for personal effects. The vanity hardware, not shown, was gifted by R. Hughes.
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Resort Living After spending more than two decades building their careers in both the design and hospitality fields, the Anthony’s—who are pioneering change in Atlanta’s evolving hospitality scene— have finally found (and fashioned) a home where they can host friends and associates. In their lush new landscape, the pool is punctuated by hydrangea and boxwood planters, while a newly added cabana, jacuzzi, fire pit, South Africanstyle braai—like the one at Justin’s Cape Dutch restaurant—a Big Green Egg, a well-equipped outdoor kitchen from Guy Gunter Home, and seating groups set in the shade of a Japanese maple collectively serve every entertaining whim.
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Balanced Mix Interior designer Meredith McBreartyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home office reďŹ&#x201A;ects her penchant for taking design risks, as antique, vintage and more modern elements act in harmony. She designed the coffee table in collaboration with Mitchell Yanosky Furniture and named it after her son, Stuart. The chandelier is from the MoMA Design Store. opposite A serene vignette in the dining room.
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Versatile Effect The back foyer showcases McBrearty’s most treasured pieces, including an antique gilded corbel purchased on a trip to Scott Antique Markets. The custom ash wood pedestal table is by Skylar Morgan Furniture + Design and the stool is Formations through Jerry Pair. opposite To hold up to the wear and tear of this family of five, the sofa in the den off the kitchen features a custom quilted runner crafted from a Perennials outdoor fabric. The hand-painted pillows by Martyn Thompson Studio are from M Naeve in Houston.
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BEFORE INTERIOR DESIGNER Meredith McBrearty began renovations on her charming midcentury cottage that she shares with husband Lee and their three young children, she asked herself a key question that she always poses to her clients at the start of a project: “What do you want your home to feel like?”
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While McBrearty’s job affords her access to the finest fabrics and most covetable furnishings, her design philosophy digs deeper, aiming to capture the essence of the homeowners and bring their story to life, rather than just filling a home with pretty things, she says. For McBrearty, her home is all about family. “I remember thinking, ‘This is going to be the house that my kids grow up in,’” says the designer. “A home is where so many of life’s important moments happen and I wanted to create a fun and fresh backdrop for those memories.” Her first order of business was to make the compact 1940s layout feel lighter and brighter by stripping the floors, gutting the kitchen, and painting every wall, both inside and out. Next up was filling the home with the things she and her family love—a few “design risks” included.
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Studied Chic right This passthrough space was transformed into a library with the addition of bookshelves and a handsome arched opening. Skylar Morgan was commissioned to create a sleek white oak accent wall that serves as a backdrop for the room’s unique mix of furnishings. The curved couch was an eBay find that was given new life with gold velvet from Holland & Sherry and the coffee table, made of waxed oak by Nickey Kehoe in Los Angeles, was inspired by the work of iconic French designer Charlotte Perriand. The ceiling light is from The Urban Electric Co. and features a custom eggplant color. The bronze head and white chair are from R. Hughes.
Color Punch above The dining room is elegant but practical, says McBrearty, who recovered the vintage chairs in vinyl by Joseph Noble for easy cleanups. The designer’s penchant for creativity is evidenced by the sculptural piece above the mantle, which is powder-coated in a pale pink and set against antiqued mirror. The plaster light fixture is by Ironware International via Paul+. right A Meredith Pardue painting—purchased by the couple to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary—resides above a console designed by McBrearty in collaboration with Mitchell Yanosky Furniture.
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Prints Charming left McBrearty in her home office. The painting is by Katharina Chapuis through Pryor Fine Art. below The kitchen’s blue-andwhite cement tile backsplash captures the family’s youthful spirit. opposite Unexpected combinations contribute to the charm of this home, including the breakfast room’s circa-1940s chairs from France that sidle up to a modern acrylic base table. Cabinetry by Georgia Cabinets & Millwork, Inc. conceals the fridge and freezer for a seamless look.
A graphic blue-and-white cement tile backsplash in the kitchen makes a bold statement, as does whimsical floral wallpaper in her youngest daughter’s bedroom. But McBrearty’s eclectic design style truly shines in her home office. Here, an antelope rug serves as the foundation for a classic Belgian-style sofa, a pair of vintage Milo Baughman chairs and an antique Italian inlaid-bone chair—all capped off with a sweeping chandelier that McBrearty playfully likens to a sombrero. “This room is a good example of how differing styles can actually work very well together,” she says. “I always encourage buying what you love, and then getting somebody who knows what they’re doing to pull it all together and really make it sing.” Another tip from the seasoned designer, who counts Washington, D.C., powerhouse design firm Solis Betancourt & Sherrill as the stepping stone for her design experience, is to splurge on an antique or two. “You can always count on the enduring appeal of well-loved, well-built furniture that have seen a few, or a hundred, years. Plus, in a home full of children, 87
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Purple Reign McBrearty achieved a calming atmosphere in the master bedroom with a soothing palette of creams and pale purple. A collection of mirrors purchased from Paris flea markets hangs above the handblocked headboard. A Swedish writing table from Foxglove Antiques that’s paired with a Z chair showcases McBrearty’s talent for effortlessly mixing design genres. Beside lamp, R. Hughes.
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they’re a solid investment as they’ve already stood up to the test of time,” says McBrearty. A quick glance around her home offers a glimpse of several antiques—from a Swedish armoire in the master bedroom to a French chest in the vestibule—that blend seamlessly into the home’s laid-back luxury aesthetic where modern and classic silhouettes comfortably mingle. For all of its chic sensibilities, the home at its core revolves around family life, which McBrearty found clever ways to accommodate through textiles. Vinyl chairs in the dining room provide easy cleanup, and a quilted runner crafted from an outdoor fabric acts as a stylish but sensible overlay for the family room sofa. “With kids, sometimes you have to get creative and come up with beautiful ways to conceal real life,” she says. So while you’re likely to find Legos stacked high on the dining room table or the remnants of an impromptu tea party taken place in the library, the McBreartys’ home is about as picture-perfect a family place as one could imagine. See Resources, Back of Book.
left In a vestibule just outside the master bedroom, a grasscloth by Schumacher offers a preview of the latter’s color scheme. The abstract painting is by Graham Harmon (through R. Hughes) and hangs above an antique Louis XVI chest. right Drawn to items with character, the Swedish armoire (purchased from an antique dealer in Dallas) is among McBrearty’s most prized pieces. The womb chair is upholstered in a boiled wool from Holland & Sherry and the leather pillow is Jerry Pair Leather.
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Child's Play Packed with personality, McBrearty’s youngest daughter’s bedroom features a fanciful wallpaper by The Pattern Collective and a daybed made from twin headboards that the designer purchased at a consignment shop. The feathered light fixture is from Restoration Hardware and the framed art is by Amanda Stone Talley, an artist whose work McBrearty and husband Lee fell in love with during a trip to New Orleans. But the room’s most treasured piece is the papiermâché giraffe made by Lee for his daughter when she was born.
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WHILE IT MAY NOT RESIDE IN THE BUSIEST SEGMENT OF THE CITY that they’ve been instrumental in reinvigorating, the charming Druid Hills neighborhood that Atlanta architect John Bencich and his wife, interior designer Vivian, call home is within walking distance of school, soccer practice and walking trails for their 17-yearold daughter, Lilly. Designed by local architect Clement J. Ford in 1939, the white-brick bungalow they purchased in 2008 is an Atlanta classic, featuring thoughtful and precise architectural details—such as graceful archways and built-in bookcases—throughout. “Our [Inman Park] office was once a Clorox storage facility,” says Vivian, who cofounded architecture and design firm Square Feet Studio (SFS) with her husband in 2001. Known for repurposing older buildings—such as brick warehouses—for modern offices, restaurants, retail and multifamily residential, SFS is skilled at mining the unique needs of clients, distilling down to their most appropriate expressions, and creating iconic community destinations that develop organically, rather than adhering to any prescribed style or aesthetic. “We don’t design for abstract reasons; we design for real needs. And the needs of our own house were very particular,” says John, who, during his first visit to what would become their third Atlanta home, immediately intuited its potential via a napkin sketch
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High Impact In the dining room, high-impact paisley wallpaper, deep gray walls and bold red ďŹ&#x201A;ourishes make a statement. opposite The foyer features wallpapers by Studio Printworks (through Paul +), adding an ornate touch to a new stairwell that leads to a secondďŹ&#x201A;oor guest suite. The gracious living room is a symphony of dark and light.
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A New Leaf Gingko-patterned wallpaper by Marimekko is a nod to the familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beloved gingko tree, which adds a golden accent to the front of the house each autumn. below right Annabelle hydrangeas and hedges of clipped American boxwood border an understated section of grass. At left, a custom swinging day bed is visible from the terrace.
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Clean Cut In their kitchen, the couple utilized surplus white oak (lime-washed by frequent collaborator and furniture craftsman Skylar Morgan) for custom cabinetry. Spindle-style stools from Bungalow Classic add a classic element to an island topped with the same local Cherokee marble that their firm, Square Feet Studio, used for countertops at West Egg Café and The General Muir.
that forecasted three major renovations and “half a dozen small tweaks” over the following decade. Situated on a “long, skinny lot” bordering the bucolic Druid Hills Golf Club, the bungalow is modest by modern measures, occupying less than a quarter of its 16,000-square-foot plot, so they happily focused efforts on its outdoor spaces. Floralis Garden Design owners Lucinda Bray and Tyne Martinez fashioned the clean, Zen-like landscape using mondo grass, American boxwood, hydrangeas, hollies, Edgeworthia, autumn ferns and more, creating a lush compound that’s elegantly layered—from the white picket fence and gingko tree at the front to the covered terrace, manicured gardens, swimming pool, open-air pool house and lounge area with fire pit at back near the welcome shade of oaks and pines. Both the fire pit cover and streamlined dining table were custom crafted by celebrated local furniture craftsman Skylar Morgan, with benches 97
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Bold Strokes The master bedroom straddles the line between masculine and feminine thanks to a Mies van der Rohe-designed Barcelona chair from Knoll and a tartan toss pillow. right In the master bath, Osborne & Littleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Summer Palace wallpaper gives a sense of gravitas as it meets a backdrop of tiny marble tiles.
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built by up-and-comer Kendrick Anderson. French doors and a swing bed help blur the transition to the interiors, which the couple modernized by removing a cased opening between the living and family rooms, then updating the kitchen with white-oak cabinetry lime-washed by Morgan. Countertops are laid with the same Georgia-sourced marble SFS employed for West Egg Café and The General Muir, while the counter stool seats are covered in a favorite commercial-grade vinyl offering the look of leather. Patterns add an expressive sense of playfulness throughout (“I think I counted nine wallpapers total,” Vivian notes) and converge boldly in the foyer, where the most recent phase of renovation revamped the attic stair as near sculpture. “John worked to ensure all stair treads lined up with the boards,” says Vivian of the wall treatment they continued into the upstairs retreat, where a relaxed hangout space, office and guest suite round out the now-three-bedroom residence. From this sky-high perch, the family now has access to incredible views of the tree canopy—Chinese elms, crepe myrtles, cypress and more—that makes their home base a thrilling place to be. See Resources, Back of Book. 99
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Found Space The recently renovated upper floor of the residence, which was formerly an unfinished attic space, now features a light-filled living area with a classic Eames lounger and a contemporary abstract gifted to the couple by Claudia Thompson, former owner of the shuttered Providence Antiques in Morningside.
Restful Refuge above The bathroom gleans whimsy from a Schumacher wallpaper. right Beyond a sliding barn door is the guest suite, which beguiles with touches of lavender and architectural drawings from John’s university days. left Lilly’s bedroom includes draperies made from a Schumacher fabric and a batik duvet from one of Vivian’s favorite places to stay, the Hotel San Jose in Austin.
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Lush Living The tranquil outdoor oasis includes a pool house complete with a table by Skylar Morgan and a bench by Kendrick Anderson—both local woodworkers whom Square Feet Studio commissions often. Around the poolside, Janus et Cie loungers and a daybed upholstered in a weather-resistant Perennials stripe add a certain crispness that is countered by container plantings by Floralis Garden Design.
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3509 TANNERS MILL CIRCLE, GAINESVILLE GA 30507 Spectacular 446 acre property just an hour from Atlanta. A winding river surround the red slate roofed residence. Past the covered bridge, pastures and lake is a 40,000 square foot dream car barn and bar. Unparalleled for entertaining. Extraordinary views. 5 beds 6 baths 11,000 sqft home $16.5M Debra Johnston 404-312-1959.
40 CATES RIDGE, ATLANTA GA 30327 Private, gated 8.4 acre estate minutes from Buckhead. Property features outdoor entertaining pavilion, pool, tennis, charming guest cottage and lake. Open floor plan utilizes smart technology. Terrace level theatre, gym, spa and wine room. Resort feel with lush gardens around lake and caretaker home. 6 bed 11 bath 15,974 sqft $8.5M Debra Johnston 404-312-1959.
NEW CONSTRUCTION 956 MOUNTAIN PARK CIRCLE, KENNESAW, GA
NO2 OPUS PLACE | 98 14TH STREET NE, ATLANTA, GA 30309
Tucked away in a luxurious cul-de-sac of estate homes you will find inviting comfortable elegance. Situated on just over an acre your fenced backyard opens to the 3000 acre Kennesaw National Park where you can jog or hike the numerous trails throughout the historic and natural beauty. Designed by William T Baker the open floor plan encompasses uncompromising quality and craftsmanship. $2,350,000 Glennda Baker –
No2 Opus Place will rise 53 stories as Midtown Atlanta’s tallest residential tower. Located at 98 14th Street, No2 is within walking distance to all that Midtown has to offer. With the highest level of service and amenities, No2 Opus Place is sure to provide a new level of luxury for Atlanta. 404.459.3091; OpusPlaceAtlanta.com.$600’s – 12 M.
LeBlanc 678.755.3711
2205 HEATHERMOOR HILL DRIVE MARIETTA GA 30062 This is a once in a lifetime opportunity in East Cobb! Priced hundreds of thousands below market value and in the Walton School district! Featuring 3 levels of luxury with owner’s suite on main level, exquisite formal Library, Grand Room and huge open kitchen and vaulted family room that opens to huge screened porch overlooking your own waterfall! Full finished terrace level with rec room, guest suite, gym media room and wine cellar, too. Must see to believe! $1,650,000 Marsha Sell 404-830-2000
125 N DEVEREUX COURT NW, ATLANTA, GA 30327 An entertainers dream with opulent finishes and thoughtful detail throughout. Gourmet kitchen with top of the line stainless appliances and exotic stone counters. Master suite with incredible spa like bath and custom closets. Finished terrace level with in law suite includes separate private entrance, media room, second kitchen, sauna, billiard room and 4th car garage. $1,500,000 Glennda Baker – LeBlanc 678.755.3711
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5413 SAINT LYONN PLACE MARIETTA, GA 30068
7095 ROUND ROAD CUMMING, GA 30040
The BEST of everything – _top ranked schools, superb and convenient location with low taxes! Amazing home built by top ranked builder with owner’s suite on main level, formal Library, exquisite formal Dining Room, and a huge kitchen with abundant cabinetry opening to the vaulted Family Room. Fabulous finished terrace level and private lot with pool. $1,350,000 Marsha Sell 404-830-2000
Unparalleled privacy on large wooded lot. Custom Hedgewood Master Main available to market for the first time. Brick, barnwood or shiplap walls. Private screened porch with fireplace or enjoy your terrace level media room with barn doors and surround sound. Secluded guest suite with kitchenette and private stairs tops the 3 car garage. Enjoy all the charm of Vickery including parks, lakes, dining, fitness, shopping and schools. $1,024,000 Cathy Adams 678-488-7568
NEW CONSTRUCTION 2862 BACCURATE CT, MARIETTA, GA 30062
HILLANDALE | 9295 COLEMAN ROAD, ROSWELL, GA 30075
This exceptional one owner home was custom built and has the most incredible yard you’ve ever seen with elaborate patios, perennial garden and more! Entertain to your hearts’ delight! 9 ft ceilings on both levels, a guest suite on main level, 4BR’s up with huge mstr suite and a finished terrace level. Relax on the cozy screened porch off the kitchen! Located in a charming swim/tennis community in Pope High School district. Hurry! $800,000 Marsha Sell 404-830-2000
An intimate community of just 36 homes, perched high on a hill above town with stunning views of the city. Features include a double-sided fireplace that adds ambiance to the master retreat on one side and to the master bath’s free-standing soaking tub on the other. HISTORIC ROSWELL. PMCommunities.com; 770.254.5372. Homes priced from the mid
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MILTON RUN | 1630 FREEMANVILLE ROAD, MILTON, GA 30004 Located in the heart of Milton and the acclaimed Cambridge High School district, Milton Run offers 1+ acre homesites with classic farmhouse architecture. Known for its pastoral landscapes and small town heritage, Milton offers a tranquil lifestyle with easy access to the conveniences of Atlanta. Milton Run will offer 29 unique wooded homesites with a 4-board equestrian streetscape. PMCommunities.com.
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WESCOTT | 850 WESCOTT AVENUE, SUWANEE, GA 30024 Located in South Forsyth and walking distance from Lambert High School, Wescott offers an excellent location and exquisite homes. This gated community of 61 homesites will have resort-style amenities with an opulent community clubhouse, swimming pool, spa, tennis courts, outdoor fire pit, gazebo, playground and plenty of green spaces. 770.254.5358; PMCommunities.com. Homes priced from the $700,000s.
678.578.6821. Priced from the $700s.
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468 BATES ROAD, CARTERSVILLE, GA 30120
700 VININGS ESTATES DRIVE, MABLETON, GA 30126
Custom-built craftsman style home on 5.94 acres with open floor plan architecturally designed to highlight the views! Luxurious 6 bedroom/6.5 bath home is the jewel of Cartersville. Gourmet kitchen with double islands, sinks and ovens, 6-burner gas range with griddle. Two masters on main level. Secluded wet bar with beverage center and humidor. Entertain guests on the sprawling outdoor patio featuring a kitchen, fireplace, and TV. Agent Name: Gigi Davis; Price: $1,599,500
Tranquil garden paradise on large lot includes over half acre of large old growth trees, professionally stone landscaped, 2 large patio areas and spacious deck. 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath features renovated kitchen, gorgeous stacked stone fireplace in family room, private office/den on main, master with private study plus stunning renovation in master bath, more available space in basement. Prestigious Vining Estates community with fabulous amenities. Agent Name: Kim Pritchard; Price: $540,000
166 GOLD LEAF TRAIL, POWDER SPRINGS, GA 30127 Built for Entertaining! Situated on private cul-de-sac lot! Master on main, 2-story family room with stunning stacked stone fireplace, chef inspired kitchen with striking keeping room that features hardwood ceilings and second fireplace, formal dining room. Terrace level with media room and third fireplace, game room, playroom/den, bedroom and bathroom! Lot backs up to 10+acres for additional privacy. Heated in-ground pool. Agent Name: Kim Pritchard; Price: $699,900
1402 CRESTON HILL, PEACHTREE CITY, GA 30269 Stately home with 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, bright 2-story foyer, office with double door entry, formal dining room, chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop. Additional staircase from kitchen to upstairs. Great room with soaring two story ceiling and fireplace. Luxurious owners’ suite. Guest room with en suite. Terrace level with family room, full bath, 5th bedroom. Additional space for storage, workout room. 3-car garage. Agent Name: Anne Cocoles; Price: $585,000
1574 BUNGALOW PARK LANE, MARIETTA, GA 30066
4476 MAGNOLIA CLUB CIRCLE, SUGAR HILL, GA 30518
Craftsman style 4 bedroom/4 bath ranch with upstairs bonus guest suite with full bath and huge bonus room plus a storage room which could be finished as a 5th bedroom or office. Main level with master suite, formal dining room, chef’s kitchen and laundry room so you never have to climb stairs. Great room overlooks covered back porch with extended patio and fenced yard. Professionally landscaped and maintained by HOA front and backyards. Agent Name: Dan Jones; Price: $500,000
Active adult gated community & luxury loaded 4-sided brick home. Elevator to 3 finished levels. Master on main with his/hers separate closets. Granite in kit & baths, stainless appliances, closet systems. 2 fireplaces, 2-screened porches overlooking tranquil “greenbelt” backyard. Terrace level features kitchenette, office, “Man Cave/Workshop”, huge bedroom, rec room & storage. Carefree living includes lawn maintenance. Swim/ tennis; clubs & gatherings. Agent Name: Laura VanRhee; Price: $530,000
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August’s influx of activities and obligations calls for a national holiday, says SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON
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Y DOG DAYS OF SUMMER are passing as languidly as the Daytona 500. How did it get to be August? I’m still in February. I need a holiday. I used to mark the evolving seasons by changing my closets from fall and winter clothes to spring and summer items. Now that I live in sunny Los Angeles, however, chilly weather only requires tossing a sweater over the standard uniform of black T-shirts and leggings. Welcome to autumn: a 5-degree shift. August also used to be the last lazy month before school started after Labor Day—that was back in the day, before cell phones, the internet and social media. Now parents and children line up for the school bus or carpool before 7:30 a.m. When did August become so busy? As a result of overactive August, I’m proposing a national holiday. August is the only month that does not currently have one, and I think we need to round out the calendar. The month that means “marked by grandeur” and takes its name from a Roman emperor warrants a special day. I hereby propose the first Saturday in August as “Augustus Canis Dies,” or “August Dog Day.” Although Emperor Augustus was renowned for his administrative and organizational genius in guiding the Roman Empire, surely he took one day of rest during the year. On this day, we will take a break from chores, errands and obligations—and give ourselves permission to lounge on the hammock, float in the pool or nap in the shade. Some may not approve of a modern-day Roman holiday, but a designated day to relax this month would be welcome. a t l a n t a h o m e s m a g. c o m AU G . 2 0 1 8
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