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HOME 60

An Eye For Detail

An effortless blend of antiques and contemporary pieces imbue a timeless quality in this new shingle-style abode in Buckhead 76

Respectful Refresh

Designer Helen Davis Hanavich and architect Blake Segars sensitively renovate an Atlanta home by respecting the past, while looking to the future 94

True Colors

Through the process of renovating her 1930s-era brick Georgian in Collier Hills, interior designer Nina Long finally embraces her true style

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First Class

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles presents our esteemed 2023 Bath of the Year Award winners 40

In the Mix

AH&L probed the market to uncover the latest and greatest products for all of your hardworking spaces 46

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LIFE 52

Property Report

Calendar Happenings this month

Naomi On bathroom design

Dish Yeppa & Co.

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End Note Kim Wilson’s Must-Haves

Editor’s Letter

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Ad Index

On the Cover

Star Power

At the most recent High Point Market, a trio of top Southern design talents introduced first-ever furniture collections, as well as chic additions to existing lines

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ARCHITECT ADRIAN SCOTT CUTCHSHAW PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

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A COMMON CONVERSATION I’ve been having lately is just how busy this season has been, both at work and in play. It’s a complete 180-degree-turn from where we were in recent years, when meetings were held at the same table as meals, game night and homework time, and “vacation” meant moving from one room to the next. While the world stopped, our design professionals were just ramping up. Pandemic renovations opened the door to a new way of living in Atlanta, one that allowed us to find respite in our own spaces and encouraged us to embrace the slower pace. This month’s home features exemplify the meticulous detail and forward-thinking style our Atlanta design community showcases so that we are able to come home

Inside this 2013 Bath of the Year winner, architects Todd Pritchett and Craig Dixon revamped an outdated primary bathroom into a spa-like retreat. See more at “Bathed in Style” on atlantahomesmag.com

and breathe easy. In Buckhead, Tim Adams & Schilling & Co. transformed a sprawling property with a handsome shingle-style home that complements the surrounding landscape (page 60), while what was supposed to be a singular porch remodel evolved into a whole-home, down-to-the-studs renovation by Helen Davis Hanavich and Blake Segars (page 76). Following suit, Nina Long warmly welcomes us inside her personal home, a complete overhaul that solidified her identity as a designer (page 96). Our bath issue also features four retreat-worthy functional ideas to make your hardworking spaces work that much harder. We hope you’ll find inspiration for your own homes between the pages. Enjoy.

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Green Streak LANIER INTERIORS and C. BRANDON INGRAM DESIGN create a monochromatic oasis in this Atlanta bath renovation Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL

WHILE RENOVATING THEIR clients’ Atlanta home, one of the more outof-the-box undertakings for interior designer Lanier Gupton and architect Brandon Ingram was the second-floor primary suite—particularly the bath. “[Brandon] suggested completely swapping the location of the primary bath, closet and bedroom,” says Gupton. “It allowed the primary bath and bedroom to take advantage of the best light and exterior views. We created it as a place for the couple to have a restful retreat from their busy life with three young children.” To take advantage of the privacy afforded by the bath’s private treetop

scenery, a large window—which features French casements for easy opening—serves as the focal point. “We really gathered all the architecture and cabinetry around the room’s one large window,” notes Ingram. Underneath, a luxurious Kohler soaking tub with a cipollino quartzite surround (which matches the countertops) offers a spalike place to relax and “really created the room’s crescendo,” adds Ingram. Leaded glass and antique mirrored armoires “bounce the natural light around the space, which makes it feel larger.” While the clients wanted their primary bath to serve as a tranquil retreat, they specifically requested that it be more

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WINNER colorful than a typical all-white bath. To ensconce the room in a sense of serenity, Gupton painted the walls, paneling, cabinetry, mirror frame and valence the same soft sage color (Sherwin-Williams Oyster Bay at 75% strength), using the same hue in the drapery fabric (which can be opened and closed via remote) for a seamless effect. “The warm brass hardware and plumbing were able to really stand out from the contrasting background color,” she adds. “I wanted the bathroom to be about subtle texture variations.” Also providing dimension is the floor tile: a custom design of honed marble with polished keystone detailing, which the team conceptualized with the help of Waterworks’ Jenna McFerrin. Says Gupton, “We wanted to add something a little unique and geometric to the otherwise very traditional feeling in the bathroom.”

INTERIOR DESIGNER Lanier Gupton, Lanier Interiors ARCHITECT Brandon Ingram, C. Brandon Ingram Design BUILDER Lucas Tilton, Lucas Tilton Residential

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WHEN DESIGNING A new-build primary bath for a pair of newlyweds (and first-time homeowners), designer Lauren Davenport Imber set out to emulate the relaxing energy of a five-star hotel. “The footprint of the primary bath is rather large, so we knew we needed to create warmth and coziness with the materials selected,” explains Davenport Imber, who worked with builder Stanton Jacobs to bring the clients’ dream bath to life. “The main goal for this space was to create function and beauty that felt like a romantic retreat.” To create a sense of calm, Davenport Imber kept most of the bath’s materials light in color, opting for shades of white in the Carrara marble countertops and white marble

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backsplash. To complement the room’s lofty ceiling—which extends a whopping 15 feet high—the designer added a white plaster chandelier to draw the eye up without competing with the surrounding details. Balancing the bath’s clean palette, quiet textures, such as the porcelain floor tile’s mosaic pattern, add easygoing depth to the space. “In designing a bathroom with neutral tones, it’s important to incorporate subtle textures within the material to add dimension,” notes Davenport Imber. She added additional warmth and contrast by selecting an antique wood stain for the cabinetry, which was crafted by Keystone Millworks. Above the vanities, custom mirrors—made through Fred Reed Picture Framing, Inc.— match the cabinetry’s finish for a cohesive look. “Stanton [Jacobs] allowed us to take the reins on all materials selected and executed our vision to a tee,” says Davenport Imber. “It is so important in any new construction or renovation project that the designer and builder have an open line of communication.” 20

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DETAILED SYMMETRY AND a contrasting palette of white, black and dark blue infuse this primary bath with a “Santorini-gone-moody feel,” says Studio Entourage’s Jane Hollman, who worked alongside designer Jennelle Derricotte of Specialized Interior Design, architect Linda MacArthur, cabinetry maker Keystone Millworks and builder Michael Ladisic on the Ansley Park renovation. The clients requested a mix of newer, fresh styles that simultaneously paid respects to the original personality of their historic home, which was built in the early 1900s and is

considered to be the oldest home in Atlanta’s Ansley Park neighborhood. One of the bath’s key design elements was an arched motif inspired by portions of the home’s original leaded glass windows “as well as the structure of the house itself,” says MacArthur. Working with fabricator CR Home, the design team repeated this pattern on the floor using black Neolith porcelain, white Hudson marble and Venetian mosaics from Renaissance Tile & Bath. Overhead, “the ceiling does the inverse of this, tapering back on both ends and coving 25

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down the center with a special cove trim that was set up for uplighting,” says Hollman. The ceiling’s inky blue color (Sherwin-Williams Sea Serpent) matches the wall of the adjoining entry vestibule and contrasts with the bath’s white marble walls in a mosaic blend. A spacious double shower also takes architectural influence from the home’s original elements, featuring a showstopping circular steel window and marble detailing. Nearby, geometric steel doors lead to a private patio overlooking the Atlanta skyline. “Floating” cabinet details create a seamless effect, as do floor-to-ceiling linen cabinets, which feature cubbies at the base for the homeowners’ pups. “This was one of the most complicated and technical bathrooms I have ever designed,” says Hollman. “There was so much symmetry and pattern that needed to be carefully correlated. It was truly a labor of love between all of us.”

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WINNER INTERIOR DESIGNERS Jane Hollman, Studio Entourage; Jennelle Derricotte, Specialized Interior Design ARCHITECT Linda MacArthur, Linda MacArthur Architect BUILDER Michael Ladisic, Ladisic Fine Homes

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WHEN AN ATLANTA COUPLE found a home in their dream neighborhood, they knew they would need to remodel as their style was less modern than that of the previous homeowners. When it came to the primary bath, they enlisted the help of kitchen-and-bath designer Mary Kathryn Timoney of Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio and interior designer Nancy Appel of Mathews Furniture + Design. “With their active lives, creating a space that was calm and peaceful was the goal for the master bath and bedroom,” says Appel. “Having worked with them on a previous home and also on her mother’s home, I have gotten to know their likes well.” Timoney and Appel focused on updating the layout by improving symmetry and storage while anchoring the space in a serene color palette and elegant touches. The first order of business was removing the dated elements such as the tray ceiling, travertine tile floors, deck-mounted tub and DIY sauna. A pair of vanities

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were added to either side of the entrance to create a much-needed sense of balance and offer clever storage solutions that conceal clutter. Recessed medicine cabinets—which are framed to look like wall-mounted mirrors—provide additional storage and electrical plug-ins for toothbrushes and other electronics. A docking drawer provides a place to leave blow dryers or curling irons within easy reach. “Everything has a place to live so the countertops are free of clutter,” says Timoney. Meanwhile, Appel brought in shades of green—the wife’s favorite color—via the quartzite countertops and selected Benjamin Moore’s Rockport Gray for the cabinetry. She also added a striking yet serene focal point with Schumacher’s Chinois Palais Vinyl Panel wallcovering. “While the core elements are all beautiful, I wanted to add something serenely dramatic,” says the designer. “I pulled potential choices, but there was only one option; it had to be this one. It was simply spot on.”

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An addition to their quartz and outdoor quartz portfolio, CAESARSTONE debuted porcelain and natural stone offerings: an introduction that launches them further into the luxury market. Pictured below in Whitenna, the collection is made to withstand stains, scratches, outdoor elements and extreme heat. caesarstoneus.com

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Taking inspiration from a champagne coupe glass, The Salute Artist Editions round vessel sink by KOHLER adds a glamorous tone to the bathroom vanity. For a subtle pop of color, Salute is offered in translucent colorways including Doe, Dusk, Sandalwood, Stone and Sapphire (pictured). kohler.com

LOOK UP Part of the Purist product

family, KOHLER introduced the Purist Suspend Kitchen Faucet. Minimal and sleek, the faucet’s hose is mounted on the ceiling with a pivoting adjustable arm. Controlled by a wireless and waterresistant remote with an intuitive interface, the product merging form with function in the kitchen. kohler.com

COLOR CRUSH

Make a statement in the bathroom with HYDRO SYSTEMS’ Hydroluxe SS series tubs, newly available in 15 bold colors, including Carmine Red, Moss Green, Purple Violet, Signal Orange and Sapphire Blue (pictured). hydrosystem.com

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Laundry is a chore no more thanks to GE PROFILE’s UltraFast Combo washer and dryer. The washer automatically cycles to dry, allowing you to do your laundry from start to finish without the hassle of unloading and reloading.

FORM & FUNCTION

Beautify every detail inside your bathroom with BRIZO’s new decorative sink fittings—complete with p-traps, bottle traps and supply lines in matching finishes. brizo.com

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Inspired by colors found in nature, L’ATELIER PARIS HAUTE DESIGN debuted its newest color palette for kitchen ranges as well as metal cabinetry. New colors include: Rendered Point (shown below), Raspberry Blush, Jade, Dark Oak and Spanish Moss. leatelierparis.com

SHINING SURFACE

CAMBRIA released six new designs for residential and commercial applications. Unique alloy veining is the prominent featured in the initial four designs of the Alloy Collection—highlighting the reflectivity and luster of brass and steel. cambriausa.com

FORGET ME KNOT

NEST STUDIO COLLECTION collaborated with California-based wood sculptor Katie Gong on their latest artisan series titled Knot. Gong’s large-scale bent woodwork is transformed into knobs and pulls through the process of lost-wax casting, adding interest and intrigue to cabinetry. neststudiocollection.com 41

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LIVEABLE LUXURY

With the launch of MTI BATHS’ new Cosmopolitan Collection, the Tayla freestanding tub (pictured below) boasts geometric texture for bathroom aesthetic as well as enhanced insulating properties to keep your water warm for longer. mtibaths.com

AT YOUR SERVICE Serve craft beverages at home with PERLICK’s Nitro Dispensing Kit—which allows connection to a tower with two faucets for maximum dispensing options. perlick.com

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Dallas-based designer DENISE MCGAHA has partnered with WILDWOOD on a new collection of lighting, furniture and home decor. With an appreciation for heritage craftsmanship, McGaha’s designs encompass simplicity and strength, raw materials and refined finishes, and a balance of contemporary living with the reinvention of traditional style. Perhaps the most important part of the collection is how each piece is imbued with McGaha’s kinship with nature. Deeply inspired by time spent at her ranch in Texas, the designer articulates the senses through natural materials, her palette and the textures that appear on each piece. wildwoodhome.com 46

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A scion of the Howard decorating family—celebrated designers and shopkeepers Phoebe and Jim Howard are her parents— NELLIE HOWARD OSSI debuted a 15-piece capsule collection with SHERRILL FURNITURE aptly titled Nellie Jane for Mr. and Mrs. Howard. (Phoebe and Jim have their own long-standing collection with the company as well.) With a return to maximalism and traditional design, highlights of Howard Ossi’s line include beautifully upholstered pieces with scalloped trims, box pleats and gathered skirts, all freshly reinterpreted for today’s modern lifestyles. nelliehowardossi.com; sherrillfurniture.com

High Wattage Some of Houston-based designer PALOMA CONTRERAS’’ first lighting introductions for VISUAL COMFORT & CO.. have become instant classics. Fast-forward to the latest High Point Market, and Contreras has added more key pieces, including sconces, lamps and hanging fixtures that are sure to become covetable in their own right. With clean lines and pitch-perfect finishes, the pieces evoke glamorous, sculptural qualities. Looking ahead, fans of Contreras should mark their calendars for the launch of her second book, The New Classic Home: Modern Meets Traditional Style,, set to debut in October. visualcomfort.com 47

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ITALIAN MUSE Adding to the assemblage of Italian

eateries by Storico group, the launch of their latest restaurant YEPPA & CO. has the city raving. Inspired by

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an energetic environment to enjoy authentic Italian fare and craft cocktails (like the Bergamot Sangria, pictured). Salute! yeppaco.com

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Considered to be the largest office park in Buckhead, the 45-acre PIEDMONT CENTER might also be one of the greenest, with a densely wooded landscape unique for a commercial development along Piedmont Road. Soon, it will add something else to its list of distinguishing features: a new entertainment district named OXTON. With all 14 of the center’s buildings now under the sole ownership of Atlanta-based real estate investment firm THE ARDENT COMPANIES, the time was right to reimagine part of the property, says Ardent’s managing director, MIKE GUYNN. “Piedmont Center has beautiful green spaces and all the other right elements necessary to create something different for Buckhead. The food, beverage and retail district will invigorate the space, offering a true mixed-use environment for

its tenants, neighbors and community.” In partnership with Westbridge and Bridger Properties, Ardent plans to repurpose 35,000 square feet of ground-floor office space into a best-in-class local food and beverage district, whose design will be led by Square Feet Studio. “There will be something for everyone to enjoy morning, noon and night. Oxton will provide a perfect environment for creative operators to enter or expand into the Buckhead market.” Other amenities will include an adjoining courtyard with outdoor seating, an acre of surrounding greenspace, and connectivity to the area’s PATH400 walking trail. Scheduled to break ground in the third quarter this year and slated to open in 2024, Oxton is a development that Guynn believes is long overdue for Buckhead. “While there are great mixed-use destinations in other parts of Metro Atlanta, Buckhead has been largely left out of the fun. This district will truly be the first of its kind in the area.”

Atlanta Luxury Update

Although the luxury residential sector might have been less severely impacted than the rest of the real estate market by recent economic woes, it has not been immune to some of the challenges facing the industry as a whole. In Atlanta, one of the biggest issues currently facing the luxury market is a lack of inventory. Even so, affluent buyers continue to maintain a certain criteria when it comes to buying homes, according to veteran Atlanta real 52

estate agents TRAVIS REED and MICHAEL KRIETHE of HOME LUXURY REAL ESTATE. “Luxury buyers are often looking for ease of transition,” says Reed, whose clientele is currently a mix of both Atlanta-based and out-of-state buyers. “They have less tolerance for inconveniences such as making improvements to the property.” While luxury homebuyers might prefer properties that are move-in ready, they are also drawn to high-end amenities that appear to be rooted in the latest design trends. As for what lies ahead this year in the luxury market, Kriethe is encouraged by what he sees. “Mortgage rates are easing in the jumbo markets, the stock market recovery is making it possible for people to make down payments and there is media attention on the Atlanta housing market. Good things to come!”

Winding through neighborhoods including Ormewood Park, Reynoldstown and Adair Park, the ATLANTA BELTLINE’S SOUTHSIDE TRAIL is getting closer to being fully paved. Construction recently began on a section of the trail extending from Boulevard to Glenwood Avenue, which when finished will connect the Glenwood Park and Grant Park neighborhoods with a paved, multiuse trail.

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THROUGH JULY 31 ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN presents Summer Blooms: Virginia Highland Plein Art Painters, an exhibition featuring 28 local artists and 49 recent art pieces from watercolor to oil paint. The Virginia Highland Plein Air Painters is a group of Atlanta artists who meet and paint outdoor settings across the city. All work will

DK GALLERY BY WENDELINE MATSON, RED STRIPED ROADMASTER, ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, 40X40; ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN BY BETH BLACKWELL CULLEN; BASTIAAN WOUDT STANDING DOTS, 2021 SIGNED IN INK ON LABEL VERSO ARCHIVAL PIGMENT PRINT MOUNTED TO PLEXI 55 X 43 INCHES, SHARED EDITION OF 10 + 2APS; COURTESY OF TASTE OF ATLANTA; COURTESY OF THE ATLANTA ICE CREAM FESTIVAL

be displayed inside the Gardenhouse Gallery. atlantabg.org

◀ THROUGH JULY 29 In their latest exhibition Americana, DK GALLERY will showcase a variety of red, white and blue art pieces as an ode to nostalgic America. Artwork by Wendeline Matson will be featured as well as guest artist Cullen Peck and many other dk Gallery artists. The opening reception is on July 7 from 6 to 8 p.m. dkgallery.us

Around Atlanta

JULY 2023

Written by EVAN EDWARDS

JULY 22 Calling all ice-cream lovers! Taking place inside Piedmont Park at 10th Street and Charles Allen Drive is the 2023 ATLANTA ICE CREAM FESTIVAL. Not only will there be plenty of cold treats, but live music, local food vendors and activities for all ages will be present. Admission is free. atlantaicecreamfestival.com

▲ THROUGH AUG. 5 For the entire month, JACKSON FINE ART is showcasing the works of Bastiaan Woudt and George Hoyningen-Huene in Icons. This exhibition emphasizes the cross-generational influence one artist can have on another. Limited edition platinum palladium prints by Hoyningen-Huene will be on display as well as glamorous fashion photographs by Woudt. jacksonfineart.com

◀ JULY 20 From 6 to 10 p.m., TASTE OF ATLANTA is set to host Grand Tasting Westside at The Foundry at Puritan Mill. Attendees will try some of the Westside’s best restaurants as well as mingle with the area’s top chefs. Live music, bottomless drinks and a dessert bar will also be present for guests to enjoy. And at the end of the night, vote for your favorite dish and beverage. westside.tasteofatlanta.com

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Naomi Von Habersham WHILE WATCHING AN OLD MOVIE the other night, I was reminded of how far our bathrooms have come over the last century or so. Did you know that as recently as the 1940s, almost half of American households lacked complete indoor plumbing systems? I presume that in many of those homes, a trip to the water closet involved walking outdoors to an outhouse. Yikes! I thank my lucky stars that I was born in an era when indoor plumbing, air-conditioning and antibiotics were the norm and not the exception. Something else I’m grateful for is the invention of the mixer tap. Historically, sinks had separate taps, with one for cold water and the other for hot. If you wanted warm water, you simply turned on both and used the sink basin to mix the water until it was the desired temperature. I cringe, because that doesn’t seem very sanitary. Today, however, we are spoiled with an embarrassment of bathroom riches. There are soaking tubs, steam showers and more types of showerheads than you can shake a stick at. The finishes being used in bathrooms are equally enticing, with all kinds of gorgeous natural stones and woods making lavish appearances. In fact, some of the bathrooms being designed today are so exquisite that they could give the legendary Roman Emperor Nero’s bath a run for its money. With so many options and amenities to choose from, I’m hard-pressed to determine what my dream bathroom might look like, but it would probably be 1920s and ’30s in style, just without the separate basin taps. I’d use black-and-white tile, chrome finishes and Deco-style fixtures. The amenities in my dream bathroom, however, would be full-on 21st-century. I’d love one of those smart mirrors so that I can watch the news while getting ready in the morning, and waterproof speakers in the ceiling of my shower would also be pretty nifty. With so many luxuries to now choose from, it makes a bathroom appointed with little more than a tub, sink, toilet and medicine cabinet seem like a thing of the past.

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· EAT & GREET with WESTSIDE’S RESTAURANTS and TOP CHEFS · · ALL-INCLUSIVE RESTAURANT TASTES and DESSERT BAR TREATS · · BOTTOMLESS WINE, BEER and COCKTAIL TASTINGS · · CHEF DEMONSTRATIONS · LIVE MUSIC by the GEEK SQUAD ·

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IN GOOD FLAVOR The Lemon Frappe made with Roku Gin, St. Germain, Gran Classico, celery and lemon. right Prosciutto e Mozzarella with prosciutto di parma, mozzarella di bufala and focaccia.

Channeling inspiration from the coastal Italian city of Rimini, Storico’s YEPPA & CO. excels in enticing fare, cocktails and atmosphere Written by EVAN EDWARDS Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

EARLIER THIS YEAR, Storico group, the brains behind in-town Italian eateries Storico Fresco, Storico Vino and Forza Storico, debuted their latest concept Yeppa & Co. Located inside Buckhead Village District, guests will feel as though they’ve transported to a lively eatery on the coast of Northern Italy. Designed and built by partners Pietro Gianni, a civil engineer, and Stephen Peterson, an architect, Yeppa & Co. intentionally encourages human interaction via the long and narrow bar and seamless indoor and outdoor dining layout. “Before opening, I had called the experience at Yeppa a bit of a sensory overload, but what we have achieved is actually a very balanced mix of lighting, 56

sound, paint colors, flatware, glassware and more,” says Gianni. To execute an authentic experience, fresh ingredients are flown in from Italy in order to prepare a delectable selection of dishes (think focaccia pizzas and gnocchi con sugo di margherita complete with fresh-made ricotta gnocchi). “It took us about a year to make certain that specific products from the Emilia-Romagna region would arrive to Atlanta in a steady flow,” says Gianni. “Our focaccia, which is made in Rimini, is flash frozen and shipped to us. It’s a very versatile product, extremely stable and can be reheated in minutes.” Additionally, Italian chef Omar Casali (from Maré) and his sous-chef Rebecca

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Dallara visit in three-month stints to assist Yeppa’s chef de cuisine Omar Santamaria. After dinner, guests can make their way to Dryver Bar, a Formula Onedriven cocktail bar situated adjacent to the main dining area with a separate entrance. “Gianni was a test-driver for race cars and brings that experience to Atlanta,” says beverage manager Jose Pereiro. “We have designed the space with the feel of being on the racetrack. The cocktail program consists of an elevated and well-crafted cocktail menu with modern culinary techniques that I have learned from my travels, especially to Italy and Mexico.” As for the term itself, “Yeppa is an expression that describes an existential vision,” says Peterson. “It is the ability to live life passionately and intensely. It originated in a particular region in Italy— Romagna—and perfectly expresses hospitality and the joy of living.” yeppaco.com

Going Green

“Yeppa is an expression that describes an existential vision. It is the ability to live life passionately and intensely.” —Stephen Peterson above, top to bottom The Polenta Fries with melted fonduta cheese. Tortellini Con Crema Di Parmigiano filled with pork, ricotta, parmigiano and topped with Italian sausage and crema di parmigiano. left The electric bar inside Yeppa & Co. offers an ideal locale for refreshing cocktails and socializing.

Promoting sustainability efforts around the city, Midtown’s seafood restaurant LURE collects nearly 150,000 gallons of rainwater from its roof every year to prevent runoff and help eliminate the amount of pollutants washed into local streams (shown above). The rain collected is also used to water all of the plants at the restaurant. lure-atlanta.com

The STORICO group has introduced sustainability efforts throughout all of their restaurants. A few initiatives include: the elimination of plastic and introduction of bamboo disposable to-go containers and flatware, the replacement of HVAC systems with electronic smart thermostats, offering beer and Prosecco on draft to eliminate bottle usage and much more. storico.com FOUNDATION SOCIAL EATERY in Alpharetta purchases vegetables and herbs from employee-owned greenhouses. Additionally, the restaurant gives back vegetable scraps and eggshells for composting purposes. foundationatl.com

LURE COURTESY OF FIFTH GROUP

opposite All of the pastas are made in-house. opposite below The Polpo Di Vale complete with grilled octopus, olive oil, mashed potatoes, cherry tomatoes and arugula pesto.

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Best Dressed

A new home by architect Tim Adams features cedar shake and indigenous granite. A white fence distinguishes a courtyard planted with boxwoods accented by colorful flowering perennials—all by landscape architect Alec Michaelides of Land Plus.

an eye for detail An effortless blend of antiques and contemporary pieces imbue a timeless quality in this new shingle-style abode in Buckhead Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Produced by LAUREN IVERSON

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Warm Welcome

right Antique artwork from Huff Harrington and a barometer from Inner Pieces Inc. adorn the custom millwork in the light-filled stair hall. The rug is from Moattar. far right An iron chandelier from Visual Comfort & Co. calls attention to the lofty ceilings in the family room, where a sofa from CR Laine anchors a cozy seating zone around the stone fireplace.

ENCHANTED BY A Buckhead property’s towering old-growth beech trees, a couple with two teenagers commissioned architect Tim Adams to design a new house for the sprawling site. Clad with cedar shake accented by indigenous granite, his brainchild far exceeds their goals. “This home has a sense of history and soul that transcends time,” says Adams. Indeed, handcrafted wall moldings in a classic yet updated grid pattern adorn the stair hall, which is flooded with natural light from a bank of windows. In fact, natural light pervades the interior, which is only one or two rooms deep, allowing Adams to add windows on multiple sides. “Feeling the light throughout the day makes a tremendous difference,” he says. It also complements the lighter, brighter palette that the owners

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Lively Layers

New fabric from Colefax and Fowler reinvigorates a pair of antique rattan-back chairs in a corridor that leads to the formal dining room. The rug is from Moattar.

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“This home has a sense of history and soul that transcends time.” —Tim Adams

On Display

In the formal dining room, built-in cabinetry by Kingdom Woodworks beautifully displays a collection of fine china. The drapery is by Scalamandré and the trim is by Schumacher.

envisioned for their new home. Involved early in the project, interior designers Michelle Doughtie and Katelyn Walden Reeves of Schilling & Co. weighed in on finishes and worked closely with their clients to furnish the interior, incorporating newly acquired pieces alongside their client’s existing antiques. Antique paintings adorn the crisp white walls in the stair hall, for instance. And in the dining room, a reproduction chandelier casts a warm glow on an elegant oval table

surrounded by the owners’ existing chairs, which Doughtie had recovered in an updated fabric that complements the floral wallcovering. “It’s like the chef’s kiss,” she says. A contrast to the formal millwork in the front of the house, the private spaces have a more relaxed milieu with open, flowing spaces distinguished by shiplap walls, reclaimed ceiling beams and stone accents. A tiered iron chandelier, for example, calls attention to the lofty beamed ceilings in the family room, which Doughtie furnished with comfortable 65

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Formal Affair

A floral wallcovering by Lee Jofa enhances the sense of formality in the dining room. The chandelier is by Dennis & Leen through Jerry Pair. a t l a n t a h o m e s m a g. c o m J U N . 2 0 2 3

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Counter stools from Lee Industries soften the marble countertops from Ciot in the airy and luminous kitchen. The lanterns are by Visual Comfort & Co. and the cabinetry is by Kingdom Woodworks.

pieces in neutral hues accented by pops of plaid, blue and green. And a perforated pendant with a Capiz shell finish casts moody shadows on the wooden ceilings in the keeping room. Adjacent to the wife’s office and an herb garden off the kitchen, she enjoys curling up on the plush sofa with windows overlooking the backyard. When pulled shut, the striped linen sheers, “Create a pillow effect,” says Doughtie. “Sometimes we gather in the smallest spaces, because they feel so cozy, and we wanted to encourage that.” The wife often cooks with fresh herbs she harvests from the garden just outside–one of the many things she adores about the place. “They were so excited to finally move into this home that they had been dreaming about,” says Doughtie. “It was fun helping them to realize their vision.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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above Covered in fabric by Thibaut, plush furnishings create a cozy spot to relax in the keeping room. The chandelier is from Jerry Pair. opposite Audubon prints from Scott Antique Markets enliven the shiplap walls in the breakfast area, where painted chairs recovered in Cowtan & Tout fabric surround a custom table by Rustic Trades.

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Soft Spoken

A sofa from Lee Industries and a swivel chair from Wesley Hall create a spot for reading and relaxation in the primary bedroom. The bench is from CR Laine.

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Simple Elegance

right A chandelier and complementary sconces from Visual Comfort & Co. softly illuminate the primary bathroom, which includes a built-in vanity with a marble countertop from Ciot. below Calacatta Gold marble from Renaissance Tile & Bath distinguishes the spa-like primary bathroom. The art is by Kings Fine Art & Decor.

“Smaller spaces give you the opportunity to do something special and a little more dramatic.” —Michelle Doughtie

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Respectful Refresh Designer Helen Davis Hanavich and architect T. Blake Segars sensitively renovate an Atlanta home by respecting the past, while looking to the future Written by CLINTON SMITH Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL

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Tied to Tradition

Cowtan & Tout’s Rutland grasscloth wallpaper envelops the dining room by interior designer Helen Davis Hanavich.

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Set the Scene

above left A light fixture from Foxglove Antiques & Galleries illuminates an antique table and upholstered chairs from Mrs. Howard in the cheerful dining area. above The living room is painted in Farrow & Ball’s De Nimes paint color in a dramatic high-gloss finish. A plush Eve and Staron Studio rug grounds the space.

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INTERIOR DESIGNER HELEN DAVIS HANAVICH of Helen Davis Interior Design and architect Blake Segars of T. Bake Segars Architecture have been longtime friends—since childhood, in fact—but the two had never worked together on a project. When Segars was beginning a remodeling job for an Atlanta couple with three young children, he thought Hanavich would be the perfect interior designer for them. One of the best parts of the project was that Segars and Hanavich discovered a couple that wasn’t rushed by a particular deadline and allowed time for the design to come together and evolve in a thoughtful manner. So successful was the ensuing collaboration that what originated as the addition of a back porch evolved into a years-long, wholehouse renovation and redecoration. In fact, it was the clients’ knowledge of design and exquisite taste that allowed Hanavich to push the envelope and explore unexpected colors and fabric combinations.

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Heart of Home

Exquisite materials are cornerstones of the kitchen design. The zinc hood features unlacquered brass straps and the walls are composed of plaster in Benjamin Moore’s China White. The metal and glass pendant light is by O’Lampia Studio.

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“In all of my designs I want to be true to the neighborhood, true to the house and respectful of the architect who came before me.” —T. Blake Segars

In both the main spaces and upstairs private quarters, the resulting mix is both familiar, yet unexpected. Blue-and-white moments that appear throughout the house, for example, can be described as traditional, but not. The colors grace a verdant grasscloth in the dining room, a starry wallpaper on the ceiling in another, and on a handpainted mural in the primary bath. In the family room, a mélange of disparate textile patterns—seven and counting—in various colors were layered over time, not in one fell swoop. For Segars, nimbly melding the past and present was paramount. “In all of my designs I want to be true to the neighborhood, true to the house and respectful of the architect who came before me,” he says. Segars’ respect and reverence for the original structure was so much so that visitors often wonder what was

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Soft Side In the breakfast room, painted wicker chairs from Mainly Baskets Home add color and texture. opposite In the kitchen, a runner from Keivan Woven Arts softens the room’s other solid surfaces and fine finishes. 83

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Cheerful Interpretation

A spirited mix of patterns and textures gives the den a layered look. The walls are antique heart pine that received a whitewash finish. right The bar is painted in Farrow & Ball’s Studio Green. The brass faucet is by Waterworks.

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“Each space shines independently, but because of the harmonious color palette and strategically placed artwork, the rooms feel connected.” —Helen Davis Hanavich

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Elegant Escape

above In the primary bath, a site-specific mural was designed by Hayden Gregg. The tile is by Traditions in Tile & Stone and the cabinetry is painted in Benjamin Moore’s Blue Lace. right Bedding from Gramercy adorns the ethereal primary bedroom. The bolster and chaise are upholstered in Lee Jofa’s Garden Roses pattern and a French mirror from Foxglove Antiques & Galleries reflects light around the room.

done to the house, if anything at all. “If only one knew that every single wall in this house was opened up,” he jokes. “There’s also the pride in that visitors have no idea that every single thing—from the floors, walls, paneling, every single doorknob and hardware—is brand new.” In the end, it was the owner’s trust in the process—and her collaborators—that made the renovation and redecoration a success. “She knew my vision and she just let me run with it,” says Segars of the wife’s support. And Hanavich wholeheartedly concurs: “It ended up just being the most wonderful experience.” See Resources, Back of Book

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Private Quarters

left In the guest bedroom, curtains and table skirts are outfitted with Schumacher’s Pomegranate Botanical pattern. The bedding is in the same pattern by Matouk, part of a collaboration with the fabric house. below One of the bedrooms is painted in Benjamin Moore’s Colonial Blue. Schumacher’s Stargaze wallcovering adorns the ceiling. opposite Decorative touches revived the home’s laundry room, including Morris & Co.’s Meadow Street wallcovering and cabinetry painted in Benjamin Moore’s Hillside Green.

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Fun House

Schumacher’s Santa Barbara Ikat design was used for the wallcovering in the joyful playroom.

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Heating Up

A pair of wicker sofas flank the screened porch’s majestic outdoor fireplace. The sofas are by Kingsley Bate and the table and lounge chairs are from Serena & Lily.

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true colors Through the process of renovating her 1930s-era brick Georgian in Collier Hills, interior designer Nina Long finally embraces her true style Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styled by YVONNE MCFADDEN

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left Designer Nina Long in her light-drenched sunporch, where floral drapery fabric by Jasper through Ainsworth-Noah packs a visual punch. opposite In the front foyer, an antique chest from Franya Waide Antiques and Interiors sets the stage for an intriguing vignette that includes an antique clock and an alabaster lamp from Scott Antique Markets.

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Stately Stature

above A copper portico with treillage crisply juxtaposes the brick exterior of this 1930s-era Georgian (its previous iteration was also published by AH&L in 2019). opposite In the family room, botanical prints from Foxglove Antiques & Galleries and antique oyster plates from Interiors Market coexist easily alongside new furnishings by Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Hickory Chair through Mathews Furniture + Design.

SHORTLY AFTER BUYING their 1930s-era brick Georgian in Collier Hills, Taylor and Nina Long embarked on a room-by-room renovation. An interior designer with Mathews Furniture + Design, Nina was ecstatic to finally create an environment that truly represented her and her husband’s classic yet comfortable aesthetic. “I couldn’t wait to put my stamp on the house,” she says. For a blank slate, Long first had the walls throughout painted in a warm shade of white and then, starting with the powder room, proceeded to renovate the bathrooms one-by-one. When they accomplished that mission, they set their sights on the kitchen, incorporating cabinetry and veiny,

honed statuary marble countertops. Most dramatically, they opened the space to the dining room, allowing Long to gaze at the adjacent space’s mural wallcovering while she cooks. “It makes me so happy,” she says. “It’s like a piece of art.” Accented by green-painted trim, the wallcovering depicts scenes of life in Italy—a nod to Long’s heritage. It’s a lush backdrop for a painted table and velvet upholstered chairs underneath an ornate glass bead-adorned brass chandelier— all French reproductions. “Wallpaper is a unique way to add character and the options are endless.” Indeed, Long incorporated them into key areas throughout the interior. Paired with

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“THIS HOME IS A REFLECTION OF ME. I’VE FINALLY FIGURED OUT WHO I AM AS A DESIGNER.” —NINA LONG Fresh Face above An antique rug from Mathews Furniture + Design defines a posh seating area on the sunporch. The antique chinoiserie cabinet is from Chairish. right A dark green velvet sofa by Hickory Chair and a pair of club chairs by Mr. and Mrs. Howard—all through Mathews Furniture + Design— create a spot for conversation in the spacious family room.

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International Delight A mural wallcovering by Iksel through Schumacher—which was originally handpainted and inspired by artist Nicolas Poussin—makes a lively backdrop for conversation and laughter in the formal dining room.

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Around the Table

A French reproduction chandelier illuminates a dining table and chairs in the formal dining room. The woven tray is by Nellie Howard Ossi for Dillards and the rug is from Moattar.

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above Opening the wall between the kitchen and dining room created a more pleasing flow and flooded both spaces with natural daylight. The original windows are the only things that survived the extensive renovation.

an antique gilded mirror, a patterned wallcovering with a hand-blocked pattern enlivens the firstfloor powder room. A blue-and-white striped wallcovering likewise establishes a distinct mood in their 18-month-old son Collier’s nursery. “I wanted it to be fun and unconventional, not like your typical baby boy room,” she says. The palette flows into the primary bedroom, which has blue walls punctuated by light patterned floral drapery and colorful bedding.

Meanwhile, a neutral grasscloth wallcovering juxtaposes the Carrara marble countertops in the en suite bathroom, which includes a double vanity and a spa-like marble shower. While Long established the general design direction and a foundation for each room, she was in no rush to acquire items simply to finish a space. Instead, she left room for serendipitous discoveries, such as the Slim Aarons vintage color photo of Mick Jagger that now hangs over the 103

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“I LIKE THINGS TO BE TRADITIONAL AND DRESSY, BUT ALSO RELAXED.” —NINA LONG Antique Flair

Paired with an antique gilded mirror, a patterned wallcovering from Schumacher adds a touch of pizzazz to the powder room. The smoked bell light is by Edgar-Reeves and the sink and faucet are by Waterworks.

living room sofa and the antique chest that perfectly occupies a niche in the front foyer. The approach “makes the house feel collected,” something that she learned from longtime design partner and mentor Don Easterling. “It took many years to come into my own style, and for my own home, it really took me longer to make decisions,” says Nina. “It’s nice having someone I not only completely trust, but look up to, to bounce ideas off of. I ran everything by Don 104

for his blessing before pulling the trigger.” Today, the couple is blissfully happy in their newly renovated abode. And while Long has been designing interiors for 15 years, it’s only through designing her own home that she’s figured out her signature style—traditional yet updated, elegant yet comfortable. “This is a reflection of me,” she says. “I’ve finally figured out who I am as a designer.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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Character-Rich

A coverlet from The Antique and Artisan Gallery beautifully accents the upholstered headboard in the well-appointed guest suite overlooking the lush yard. The nightstand is from Chelsea Textiles.

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Playful Punch

Drapery fabric by Lisa Fine Textiles through Travis & Company enlivens the striped wallcovering by Schumacher in an upscale nursery for a very stylish young tyke. The artwork is by Kayce Hughes and the rug is from Moattar.

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Elegant Ease An antique desk and a reproduction nightstand flank an upholstered bed by Hickory Chair through Mathews Furniture + Design in the primary bedroom, which is painted in Oval Room Blue by Farrow & Ball.

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“I GRAVITATE TOWARD PIECES THAT ARE BEAUTIFUL OR INTERESTING, AND I FIND A WAY TO PUT THEM ALL TOGETHER. IT’S ALWAYS ABOUT BALANCE.” —NINA LONG

Formal Fittings

above Flanked by framed sketches, a brass bamboo-style mirror hangs above a tortoise-painted chest from Mr. and Mrs. Howard in the visually stimulating primary bedroom. right A grasscloth wallcovering by Schumacher complements the cabinetry and marble countertops in the chic primary bathroom. The faucets are from Waterworks and the hardware is from Rejuvenation.

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Resources

PAGES 60–75 AN EYE FOR DETAIL INTERIOR DESIGN Michelle

KEYSTONE MILLWORKS INC. keystonemillworks.com......................................................29

Doughtie, Schilling & Co.; schillingandcompany.com ARCHITECT Tim

KINGDOM WOODWORKS kingdomwoodworks.com........................................................8, 9

Adams, T.S. Adams Studio, Architects, (404) 262-3499; tsadamsstudio.com

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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Alec Michaelides, Land Plus, (404) 238-9595;

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landplusassociates.com BUILDER The Macallan Group, (404) 603-8833; macallangroup.com

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PAGES 76–93 RESPECTFUL REFRESH INTERIOR DESIGN Helen

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Hanavich, Helen Davis Interior Design; helendavisdesign.com ARCHITECT

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Blake Segars, T. Blake Segars Architecture & Landscapes, (404) 550-5812;

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blakesegars.com PAGES 94–109 TRUE COLORS INTERIOR DESIGN Nina Long, Easterling

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& Long, (404) 237-8271; easterlingandlong.com CONTRACTOR Dakota

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my must-haves BEHIND THE SCENES

KIM WILSON, the proprietor of Atlanta’s beloved Lucy’s Market, offers up some of her favorite things Produced by CLINTON SMITH

good giving

“OSEA’s combination pack of vegan body products is an unexpected hostess gift. It’s a new line for us that’s been very popular.” Pictured: OSEA Body Brush and Vagus Nerve Bath Oil; lucysmarket.com

cheers! “Grapefruit vodka with a fresh grapefruit garnish is so refreshing.”

getaway

“Boca Grande, Florida, is the most magical escape. I either stay at the Boca Grande Club (the piña coladas by Manny are over the top!) or with my sister, whose family has a beautiful home there. My sisters and I love to shell, and Boca is one of the best shelling destinations in the country. My daughter even started making jewelry with some of the shells we find. My son just got engaged there. It’s a really special place for our family.” bocagrandeclub.com

on the menu “I love everything at La Grotta. The

Pappardelle Con Astice is phenomenal!” lagrottaatlanta.com

on the nose

“Bamboo is such a fresh, clean scent. B’s Knees Fragrance Co. makes a beautiful Fresh Bamboo scent. I love their diffuser and candles.” bsknees.com

summer style

“A long, white cotton skirt is my go-to wardrobe staple this time of year.”

flower power “We have an in-house florist—Mary Delia

Poynter—and she creates the most incredible arrangements. My current favorite has tons of pink with a base of fluffy, classic hydrangea, then layers of the season’s freshest from around the world. Our floral department is expanding, and we’ve taken on a new building to create a designated location for M. Delia Designs for Lucy’s!” Pictured: Arrangement by M. Delia Designs for Lucy’s Market; lucysmarket.com

time out

“On a day off, gardening, playing golf and swimming are favorite pastimes. I also recently returned from walking the Camino de Santiago, which was an incredible experience.”

beautiful baubles

“My most prized piece of jewelry is my grandmother’s charm bracelet. My grandmother, Lucille, is who I named my daughter and Lucy’s Market after. She’s really special to me.”

in the kitchen “I always keep a wonderful olive oil and

salt in my pantry. My favorites are the Frantoi Cutrera Olive Oil, which is produced in Sicily, and the Maldon Sea Salt Flakes.” Pictured: Frantoi Cutrera Olive Oil; frantoi.org

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