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Pushing the Envelope

Inside and outside blend together seamlessly in a modernist brick and limestone Buckhead dwelling 76

Making History

Past and present collide in glorious fashion in this reimagination of a historic Ansley Park home 92

House Blend

A trio of talents put a fresh spin on transitional style in a new Tuxedo Park residence

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Grand Reveal

AH&L’s Bath of the Year Award winners are a study in sleek, sophisticated style 36

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Property Report

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MY SUMMER PROJECT this year is to build my own coffee table. I’ve dusted off my drill, tapped number-savvy friends to triple-check my measurements and have finally reached the stage where it’s time to roll up my sleeves and put my—perhaps overly ambitious—aspirations to the test. And while my passion project is on a much smaller and far less advanced scale, I imagine this is the thrill our design industry professionals feel as their projects start to take shape. Our July issue honors the painstaking design process that brings dreams into reality. Whether the Buckhead home that began as a downsize and grew into a 30,000-square-foot abode tailor-made for the

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homeowner’s desires (page 56), a historic Ansley Park residence that carefully unifies past and present (page 76) or the Tuxedo Park manse that is the latest project in a years-long relationship between client and designers (page 92), these homes are a testament to the unmatched talent—and detail-oriented mindset—that our local design community carries closely. In a similar spirit, our three Bath of the Year Award winners (page 14) embrace the exhale, providing the type years through clean finishes and other high-style design elements. As you peruse the following pages, we hope this issue offers a momentary retreat of its own. Enjoy!

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LORRAINE ENWRIGHT crafts a tailor-made bath full of resort-style touches and luxe details Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN Photographed by JEFF HERR

WHEN TASKED WITH designing a new home for a fun-loving pair who love to travel, architectural and interior designer Lorraine Enwright of Intuitive Dwellings by Enwright Design Collaborative Inc. set out to create an environment that matched her clients’ adventurous personalities. For the home’s main bath, the clients wanted “a serene place of respite with just a touch of resort-style luxury for a day-to-day vacation experience,” says Enwright. When the designer and her clients came upon a showstopping Caribbean-blue marble, they knew they’d found their centerpiece. “My client said that it looked like a waterfall and she couldn’t imagine any better way to wake up each morning than by bathing in the Caribbean blue waters,” recalls Enwright. After learning there was just a single slab left, they opted to use the entire piece vertically on the main shower wall as a “waterfall feature,” framing it with white marble for contrast. “We built the rest of the design around that water element,” says Enwright, who used mosaic Carrara marble tiles on the floor to connect the shower to the waterfall tub and “create the feel of a bubbling brook.” The furniture-like tub was also a labor of love, designed for the wife, who enjoyed the look of slipperstyle tubs but needed surface space for bath products or a glass of champagne. “I had to search for a fresh way to give her what I call functional beauty,” notes Enwright, who continued the mosaic tile up the front of the tub deck. Along the perimeter, Enwright worked with Bell Cabinetry & Design to color-match the cabinetry paint to the Carrara marble, a nod to the weathered grey tones in many beachside communities and the perfect complement to the serene surfaces. “The bathroom was truly and uniquely conceived for this client’s exact wants and needs.” See Resources, Back of Book. 15

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INSPIRED BY A ROMANTIC VILLA they’d stayed in during a trip to Tuscany, a pair of Atlanta homeowners knew they wanted to capture the same sense of European luxury in the redesign of their primary bath. To bring their vision to life, they tapped their longtime design team: husband-and-wife duo Cynthia Porche of Porche Home and Kevin Porche of Elegant Properties. Having worked with their clients for nearly a decade, the duo knew exactly how to strip away dated materials and create a space that fit their clients’ desires. To resurrect its potential, walls and doors were removed to provide space for sensible storage elements. Bleached white oak ceiling beams, cabinetry and casings tune in to the European aesthetic and provide a calming contrast to the bath’s focal point: mosaic Carrara marble tiles, which continue from the shower onto the wall behind the floating Toto tub. “Every project begins with a ‘love’ element that sets the tone,” says Cynthia. “To us, the tile was that element.”

To avoid competing with the tile while creating a jewel-box feel, the design team chose Calacatta gold quartz countertops and chrome hardware for a chic yet subtle effect. “You feel as if you’ve been swept away to an exotic resort,” says Cynthia. “And that’s how a home should always feel—as if it were designed exactly for what you love.” Completing the ambience are modern luxuries tailored to the clients, including a built-in refrigeration unit for water bottles and cosmetics, a towel-warming drawer, heated floors and a fog-free mirror in the shower, which the husband uses for shaving. “Cynthia and I bounce ideas back and forth and work to implement them without compromising function and luxury,” says Kevin. “We’re always in sync, and that’s what sets us apart.” See Resources, Back of Book. 21

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WITH ITS SLEEK LINES and modern materials, you’d never know that this fresh, remodeled bath was once dated, cramped and jam-packed with 1990s design trends. “The aim of this space was to create a bathroom that reflected the client’s simple aesthetic but in a way that was not too austere,” says designer Meg Herlihy, who reconfigured and refreshed the space with spa-like elements that felt minimalist and modern, yet comfortable. To achieve this streamlined look, Herlihy worked with Southern Plaster to install Moroccan tadelakt plaster—a water-resistant and mildew-resistant material—in the shower. “It’s the ideal material for a space where the look of plaster is desired, but water resistance is 26

needed,” notes Herlihy. “Using tadelakt in the shower also eliminates the need for grout lines, which creates a seamless aesthetic—and makes cleaning a breeze.” To add a sense of movement to the monochromatic palette, the designer paired floating, slab-door cabinetry with brushed gold hardware and Calacatta gold marble countertops. Likewise, she added a book-matched marble accent wall behind the tub, which is positioned to take advantage of the skylight window overhead. Also adding warmth is a recessed electric fireplace opposite the main shower. “This wall is the first thing you see when you walk into the main bathroom space,” says Herlihy. “The fireplace serves as both a focal point—creating subtle ambiance when lit—and as a heat source, which is a particularly nice touch after stepping out of the shower.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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FRANK NEELY received his degree in architecture from Auburn University and started NEELY DESIGN ASSOCIATES more than 25 years ago. With expertise in residential home design, interior design and landscape design, he and his firm craft homes with a hands-on, holistic approach that leaves no detail overlooked. He prides himself on building relationships with clients and designing homes that feel meticulously personalized and undeniably cohesive. His work has earned numerous awards and has been featured in multiple publications.

PDI, an Atlanta resource offering kitchen, bath and lighting for nearly 50 years, is excited to announce the opening of PDI LIGHTING AND HOME. Next to the Kohler Signature Store on Peachtree Road in Buckhead, the new showroom is expected to make its debut this summer.

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HYDRO SYSTEMS announces the opening of their new McDonough, GA factory showroom. After nearly a year of allocating a portion of their factory as a showroom location, they have finally completed the bathing displays. You can see most models on display in various colors and finishes. Open to the public Monday–Friday from 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Appointments can be made by calling the store.

Circa Lighting is merging their brand with VISUAL COMFORT. Circa Lighting will consolidate their multiple brands into collections—all under the singular Visual Comfort brand experience. The Atlanta showroom of Circa Lighting has just completed a full updated remodel. 3078 Roswell Rd.

NIKI PAPADOPOULOS grew up in Northern California and came to Atlanta in 2002. She has been working with MARK WILLIAMS DESIGN since 2004 at the first iteration of the firm, LaslieWilliams, as an intern. It wasn’t long before she worked her way up the ladder to the instrumental role she has today as a partner in the firm and lead interior designer. Niki makes it her mission to exceed expectations, acting decisively, communicating directly with clients and solving problems with finesse—all while maintaining a pleasant level-headedness. Cool and collected, she still serves opinions with a touch of sass.

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KELLY CARLISLE holds a degree in interior design from Western Carolina University. Her talent and expertise stems from an 18-year profession specializing in kitchen and bath design. In 2018, Kelly opened her eponymous firm, KELLY CARLISLE DESIGN, offering bespoke cabinetry design and implementation. Fueled by a passion for delivering spaces tailored to her clients’ individual personalities, Kelly’s award-winning designs have been featured nationally and locally by publications such as Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Southern Home, Better Homes & Gardens, Beautiful Kitchens & Baths, Dream Kitchens & Baths and more. 30

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KOHLER introduced the Statement VES Showerhead collection complete with a showerhead, hand showers, rain heads and body sprays. With multiple flow rate options, the system can conserve at least 40% of water compared to traditional faucetry. us.kohler.com

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Inspired by early 19th-century industrial styles, the Riverun collection from WATERWORKS celebrates relaxed elegance and classic style with simple silhouettes in an all-metal finish. waterworks.com

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WITHIN RANGE Color is back and better than ever! Designer MARTYN LAWRENCE BULLARD debuted The Color Collection—featuring 10 rich, vibrant new colorways—for French appliance brand LA CORNUE. Inspired by Bullard’s childhood appreciation for vintage race cars, the ranges (shown left in Goodwood Blue) breathe new life and playful personality into the kitchen. lacornueusa.com

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At-home bars have expanded past the kitchen and made their way into offices, bedrooms and even outdoor living areas. Amplify entertaining possibilities with DOMETIC’s DrawBar wine cooler drawer, which allows users to perfectly store and chill five bottles of red, white or sparkling wines. dometic.com

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Chef Todd Ginsberg and the Rye Restaurants team channel oldschool New York in DIRTY RASCAL, the Italian-American eatery that debuted earlier this year inside the Thompson Buckhead. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Dirty Rascal transports guests to another decade with its midcentury modern furnishings and family-style red sauce dishes. The large central bar complete

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with a marble tabletop prepares inventive sips including the Clover Club cocktail made with Monkey 47 gin, lemon, raspberry and Lo-Fi Apertifs Gentian Amaro (pictured), plus various versions of a spritz veneziano. dirtyrascal.com

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Designers employ creative solutions in bathrooms to meet clients’ needs and aesthetics. That ingenuity is being tested due to shortages and extended lead times for items such as tile, cabinetry and plumbing fixtures. “My prediction is that we’re probably going to be in this predicament for the rest of the year, at least if the trends are staying consistent with where they are right now,” says WHITNEY RAY, principal designer of WYETH RAY INTERIORS. Lead times for custom mosaic tile stretch to three months. CYDNEY MITCHELL and BRITTANY STAFFORD of SOURCE say one work-around is reinventing patterns with field tile, which has shorter wait times and comes in sizes such as 12 inches by 24 inches, to give clients a look they love. They’re ordering more tile “overages” in case the design changes. Plumbing fixtures have lead times up to 16 weeks. All but one item in the entire order may be available, which Ray says forces her and her clients to decide if they want to choose a different showerhead or faucet. “What is really shocking and making us change the way we do things is the lack of items I once could always find in stock,” says Ray. “I took those things for granted.” Once ubiquitous items like marble subway tiles have 24-week waits. Some cabinet workshops are only booking projects for 2023, says Mitchell. Source’s strategy with clients is to strenuously plan in advance, remain in constant contact with vendors, follow up weekly with logistics and be transparent throughout.

with Black-owned retail, arts and food ventures along the Westside and Eastside Trails. The businesses are in shipping containers and expected to be open through November. Here’s a look at this initiative by Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and The Village Market that is organized with Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and Atelier7.

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“hospitality living building,” which will have 405 units, will offer stays from one night to one year. It provides the flexibility of short-term rentals with the service of a hotel, but will not be a branded concept, says Phillips. It’s set to open in 2024, along with 619 Ponce, which will have 90,000 square feet of office space and will be constructed with cross-laminated timber that is environmentally friendly. All three buildings will add retail space as well.

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Ponce City Market is expected to grow by 700,000 square feet with two 21-story buildings—one with apartments for the 55-and-up market, and another with furnished rentals to compete with Airbnb and hotels—and a four-story loft office building. “Mixed-use is becoming more sophisticated,” says MICHAEL PHILLIPS, president of developer JAMESTOWN. “It’s more design-driven, more customer-specific in terms of meeting the needs of different cohorts of people.” Jamestown will not use tax incentives for this phase. Signal House, with 163 one- to threebedroom apartments, is expected to open by the end of 2023. Phillips says active adults are an underserved market, whether downsizing or “co-locating” to be near family in Atlanta. The

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Artist Joseph Genova’s floral paintings will be on display through mid July at the ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN in the Conservation Center Gallery. Genova, who is originally from Italy and moved to New York as a child, studied at the Pratt Institute and has been featured in art shows throughout the country. atlantabg.com

▶ THROUGH JULY 28 SWAN COACH HOUSE GALLERY is set to host The Summer Invitational—an exhibition that showcases fine art and craft from Georgia and the Southeast. Curated by Michelle Laxalt and Maria Bruckman, 77 artists will be featured with artworks spanning from pottery and sculpture to homewares and jewelry.

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▼ THROUGH 2022 Midtown’s ILLUMINARIUM just launched their latest exhibition titled SPACE. Attendees will have the opportunity to virtually fly through

▲ THROUGH SEP. 4 Opening to the public on July 1, the HIGH MUSEUM OF ART will unveil

a technicolor nebula, walk on the moon and witness planets like Saturn up close and

their exhibition titled Off the Grid. The grid, which is a

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geometric form of intersecting vertical and horizontal lines, has been highly recognized for its role in 20thcentury art. This exhibit will feature the High’s wide collection of artwork by a diverse group of artists united conceptually with their use of grids. high.org

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Throughout the month of July, JACKSON FINE ART presents photographer Julie Blackmon’s solo exhibition Metaverse. Blackmon’s inspiration derives from the tavern scenes of 17thcentury Dutch and Flemish painters with her subject matter being the people and places in her community. One image of the same name, “Metaverse,” illustrates a bustling household scene taking place around a toddler in a virtual reality headset. jacksonfineart.com

STEPHANIE ROSENDORF, FLOURISHING, PORCELAIN AND GLAZE 4.5 X 4.5 X 2.75 INCHES; JOSEPH GENOVA, IN THE PINK, 28 X 36; COURTESY OF ILLUMINARIUM ATLANTA; JULIE BLACKMON, METAVERSE, 2022, COURTESY OF JACKSON FINE ART; VICTOR VASARELY (HUNGARIAN, 1906-1997), VEGA II, 1969, SILKSCREEN ON SILK, HIGH MUSEUM OF ART, GIFT OF MR. AND MRS. FRANK FERST, 72.1000.11 B. © VICTOR VASARELY

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Naomi Von Habersham IN MY OPINION, THE LATE, GREAT British designer David Hicks rarely made a misstep. The man was a genius with pattern, and he could arrange table objects like few others. (No wonder he was the one who coined the term “tablescape.”) But there was one Hicks trademark that I could never get on board with: placing a bathtub in the middle of a bedroom. Look through any of his books from the 1970s and you’ll inevitably see a photo or two of a freestanding bathtub—usually encased in wood paneling— that was located in a bedroom with wall-to-wall wool carpeting. I could never understand how one was supposed to bathe in a tub full of water and then step out of the tub without getting the carpet wet, even if a bath mat was being used. Plus, I assume that when someone was cleaning the bathtub, there was the real possibility of Comet or Ajax cleanser accidentally getting spilled on the gorgeous, and likely expensive, carpeting that Hicks was known to use. The whole setup seemed like a disaster in the making. Another design trend that left me equally baffled occurred in the go-go ’80s, when some designers and homeowners, perhaps looking for yet another space to decorate to the gills, began furnishing bathrooms with so much stuff that cleaning must have become an utter nightmare. I remember seeing photos of bathrooms that had so much unnecessary fabric in them—I’m talking intricate balloon shades, swags hung around bathtub niches, and vanity stools whose skirts were so full that crinolines had to have been used. All I could think of was how much dust all of that fabric must have been holding. So, too, with the dried floral arrangements, often placed tubside, that were also something of a fad back then. Thankfully, common sense usually now prevails when it comes to bathroom design. Whether they’re modern, minimalist or classic, today’s bathrooms almost always have one thing in common: They’re practical, and to me, that’s a sign of good design.

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left Dirty Rascal’s dining room features sophisticated red leather booths. below Family-style lasagna made with beef, mozzarella, besciamella, marinara and ricotta. THE SCOOP

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Buckhead’s DIRTY RASCAL charms guests with its sleek atmosphere and flavorful dishes Written by EVAN EDWARDS Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN TASTE OF ATLANTA presents

Taste Around Town—two days filled with local food, drinks and entertainment. On July 22 and 23 at Union Hill Park in Alpharetta, guests will taste test local cuisine, wine and beer in addition to experiencing interactive cooking demonstrations and live music. Guests 21 and older can purchase an all-inclusive ticket that includes bottomless beverages and unlimited food. tasteofatlanta.com Pop the bubbles! The first ever Mimosa Fest hosted by LIVE! AT THE BATTERY ATLANTA will take place on Sunday July 17 at 11 a.m. This 21-and-older event will be filled with specialty mimosas, live music, brunch items, games and more. Visit their website to learn more and purchase tickets. liveatthebatteryatlanta.com

Every third Thursday through October, the city of Roswell plays host to the family-friendly festival ALIVE IN ROSWELL presented by Gate City Brewing Company and Top Job Beverage & Events. From 5–9 p.m. on Canton Street, local food trucks, music and children’s activities keep guests entertained all evening long. aliveinroswell.com

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from top The Rosolio Spritz. The veal parmigiana with double chop, marinara, parmesan and mozzarella.

WITH CUISINE JUST AS ALLURING as its name, Dirty Rascal has cemented itself as an Italian favorite among the Buckhead dining scene. Located inside the newly constructed Thompson Hotel on East Paces Ferry Road, chef Todd Ginsberg and the Rye Restaurants team successfully transformed the ground-floor space into a swanky, yet comfortable backdrop to enjoy a variety of family-style Italian-American fare. “Many of us grew up with Italian-American food, whether it be spaghetti and meatballs or lasagna—it’s all common comfort food,” says Ginsberg. “Our goal for Dirty Rascal wasn’t to reinvent that wheel, but rather to serve that food with added depth, flavor and thoughtfulness to provide our visitors with an experience that allows them to enjoy the dishes they already know and love—with a twist—in an elevated and sophisticated environment.” Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Dirty Rascal serves up fresh pasta made in-house, hearty menu items like rigatoni alla vodka, veal parmigiana and meatballs, and an espresso bar. Studio 11 Design was the brains behind Dirty Rascal’s old-school New York aura, with interiors mimicking the sophistication of the menu offerings. Think midcentury modern elements featuring a palette of leather, black-and-white tiles and marble. “It’s a cozy atmosphere with a midcentury design that ties in seamlessly with the Thompson Buckhead hotel,” says Ginsberg. “The dim lighting and red leather oversize booths add a vintage yet glamorous feel, creating an atmosphere that can be dressed up or down for any occasion.” Ginsberg notes that it’s his goal for everyone who walks through the doors of Dirty Rascal to have a legendary time. “‘Dirty Rascal’ stems from the nickname my mom gave me as a teenager for my knack of getting into trouble; so the restaurant is fun and playful at its core,” says Ginsberg. “That spirit really shines through with our theatrical tableside preparations, whimsical fox logo and personalized service.” dirtyrascal.com

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Inside and outside blend together seamlessly in this modernist brick and limestone Buckhead dwelling Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Produced by LAUREN IVERSON

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Formal Fashion

A large-scale metal chandelier by Nemo Lighting takes center stage in the grand front room of this Buckhead abode by Harrison Design, Tish Mills Interiors and Intown Builders Group. opposite A pair of curved-back lounge chairs covered in a vibrant fabric by Harlequin echo the curvaceous Vladimir Kagan sofa in the formal living area.

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Greater Heights

Twelve feet high and more than 5 feet wide, the glasspaneled wooden pivot door opens to a cavernous living and dining area with 24-foot ceilings and a collapsible wall of glass doors that frame the infinity pool in back.

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In the Mood

Inspired by the buzzy Atlanta restaurant Atlas, the clubby family room is outfitted with floor-to-ceiling black cabinetry accented by a gold ceiling and a graphic brass and marble backsplash from Waterworks.

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Clad with brick and limestone with a series of pitched roofs, the sprawling three-level Buckhead abode by Harrison Design and Intown Builders Group speaks the same language as the more traditional neighboring homes. The inside, however, boasts the sort of seamless flow between inside and out that’s more commonly associated with the West Coast. “These clients were willing to push the envelope,” says architect John Albanese. “I appreciated having the opportunity to bend the rules.” Measuring more than 5 feet wide by 12 feet high, the front door pivots open to a lofty reception area with 24-foot-high coffered

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Golden Hour

A rich wallpaper combining gold and horsehair contributes to the sultry vibe in the dark and moody family area the owners dubbed “the club.” Covered in Fortuny fabric, the swivel chairs are by Michael Berman Limited and the pillows are by Hermès.

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Metal Moment

left In the bright and airy kitchen, the island’s bold brass cladding plays off the metallic inlay in the backsplash tile by Renaissance Tile & Bath. The Weitzner fabric-covered barstools are by R Jones Designs Inc. below Upholstered with a vibrant patterned fabric by Beacon Hill with trim by Houlès, the powder room walls are the bold statement the owners envisioned. The custom fluted cabinetry is by Karpaty and the brass tile backsplash is by Ann Sacks.

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Wide Open Spaces

A nod to the brass leaf inlay in the kitchen backsplash, a two-tiered brass chandelier with a complementary motif calls attention to the high ceilings in the breakfast area. opposite left Drenched in natural daylight thanks to a 40-foot skylight, the keeping room offers a cozy spot to relax with a predinner cocktail. opposite right An abstract family portrait by America Martin, which even includes the family pets, pops against the keeping room’s white walls.

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“I LOVE A PROJECT LIKE THIS THAT WAKES ME UP AT NIGHT AND INSPIRES ME TO CREATE.” —TISH MILLS KIRK

ceilings, stone walls and floor-to-ceiling glass overlooking a rear courtyard with an infinity pool and retaining wall planters by King Landscaping. “It’s a mechanism to get the pool into the house,” says Albanese. A bridge over the cavernous space offers a bird’seye view of the courtyard, as well as skyline views through the high windows flanking the front door. Inspired by the jaw-dropping setting, interior designer Tish Mills Kirk eschewed hardwood flooring in favor of Belgian blue

stone tile accented by sculptural, jewel-tone furnishings, patterned wallcoverings and bespoke light fixtures. “I love a project like this that wakes me up at night and inspires me to create,” she says. While dual fireplaces anchor areas for conversation and dining in the grand foyer, the owners can more often be found in a cocoonlike space dubbed “the club,” where a textural horsehair wallcovering plays off the floor-to-ceiling black cabinetry and goldpainted ceiling. A showstopping brass and black marble backsplash

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Graphic Glory

Graphic patterned draperies flank a custom bed by Bjork Studio with Bart Halpern fabric in the lofty primary bedroom. The lamps are from Circa Lighting.

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Serene Style

A glass Sputnik-style chandelier by Arteriors punctuates the drama in the primary bathroom, where a chair by Noir covered in fabric by Lee Jofa offers a spot to enjoy the spa-like atmosphere. The chest is by Baker.

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Bold Blues

right A rug by Jaipur Living anchors a sofa by Moss Studio and lounge chairs by R. Jones Designs Inc. in the saturated primary bedroom sitting area. The drapery fabric is by Zoffany. below A wallcovering from Anthology distinguishes the primary bedroom vestibule, where a lively abstract by Alessandra Cola hangs over a brass console table from 1stDibs.

“THESE CLIENTS WERE WILLING TO PUSH THE ENVELOPE. I APPRECIATED HAVING THE OPPORTUNITY TO BEND THE RULES.” —JOHN ALBANESE

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Color Crush

Bedside tables with painted mirror doors from Caracole flank a bed by Sonder Living in one of the home’s guest suites. The rug is by Jaipur Living. right A wallcovering by Holland & Sherry and custom cabinetry with octagon shelving elevate the sitting area in a guest bedroom. The chandelier is by Serien Lighting.

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heightens the sense of drama. “Just saying the words gold or platinum elicits emotion,” says Mills Kirk, pointing to the metallic hues throughout. Clad with brass, for example, the kitchen island coordinates with the leaf inlay in the white marble backsplash. It’s a dramatic focal point for the adjacent keeping room, which is flooded with natural light thanks to the 40-foot-long skylight that Mills Kirk suggested, and Albanese wholeheartedly supported. “It’s their own private sanctuary,” he says. Natural light likewise fills the primary suite, which Mills Kirk outfitted with a tall leatherpaneled headboard that takes advantage of the high, pitched ceiling. A supporting role in the primary suite, color takes center stage in an adjacent seating area that’s rendered

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Leave of Absence

Pendants by Circa Lighting fill the recessed ceiling in the lowerlevel bathroom, where a chest by Jonathan Adler and a chair by Lee Industries covered in fabric by Opuzen play off the colors in the artwork over the soaker tub.

in peacock blue hues punctuated by an ombré mustard in the sofa fabric. Pops of color likewise accent the geometric shelving in one of the guest suites. And a vibrant fabric wallcovering creates an aha moment in a powder room with a floating painted vanity and a full-height brass backsplash with an Art Deco motif. Immersed in such saturated colors, Mills Kirk even started dressing in more vibrant hues during the project. “I tend to obsess about my projects, and this one is special,” she adds. “[The exterior] connects to the city, but once you walk up to the front door, really special things start happening.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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Resort-Ready

Shapely blue chairs by Kannoa add a bold punch of color to the poolside terrace in this stunning brick and limestone dwelling. The landscaping is by King Landscaping.

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MAKING HISTORY Past and present collide in glorious fashion in this reimagination of a historic Ansley Park home Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styled by YVONNE ORCHARD

Character-Rich

Outfitted with a built-in window bench and furnishings by Holly Hunt, Kravet and Kelly Wearstler, the formal salon by designers Mark Williams and Niki Papadopoulos of Mark Williams Design offers several distinct conversation zones. The chandelier is by Jonathan Browning Studios.

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OFFERING BOTH INTIMATE AND GRAND spaces on a more than 1-acre lot in Ansley Park, the sprawling early-1900s shingle-style abode seemed like an ideal home for a cosmopolitan couple who envisioned themselves hosting fundraisers, galas and large social gatherings when it’s not just the two of them. Although recently updated with a spacious rear addition by architect Linda MacArthur and Ladisic Fine Homes, the design-minded couple asked interior designers Mark Williams and Niki Papadopoulos to make it feel more like them. “We respected the home’s history and made the whole place live in a modern way,” says Williams. Indeed, the designers laid new hardwood flooring to better match the updated flooring in the addition, sanding and refinishing the original trim to match. Some details weren’t so sacrosanct: Housed in a segmented arch niche, for example, Saint Laurent marble now clads the fireplace, replacing the more ornate wood detailing. “It adds a bit of grandeur,” says Williams.

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Dramatic Effect

In the formal salon, a patterned area rug by Moattar coordinates perfectly with the newly added window cushion fabric by Jim Thompson. opposite Textiles, a mix of metals and Saint Laurent marble enhance the posh living space.

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That was also the idea in the dining room, where the original fireplace’s forest green tile inspired the color of the handpainted wallcovering, which has gold ink veining—a nod to the Japanese concept of kintsugi, in which broken pottery is repaired with the still-visible element. “I wanted the walls to speak for themselves,” says Papadopoulos, “elegant, graphic and beautiful.” One of many brass accents, a multiglobe brass chandelier enhances the sense of drama. Fabric-covered walls likewise establish the mood in the cozy first-floor office, fostering an enveloping milieu for a wall of handcrafted wooden shelving with an integrated desk. And a wood veneer wallcovering creates the illusion of depth in a pantry-turned-luxe bar outfitted with brass-framed glass shelving and cabinetry painted in the same blue hue as the island in the adjacent kitchen. The palette flows into the family area, where a painterly blue-and-white rug anchors a low-slung Italian sectional and

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Green Dream

One of many brass accents throughout the formal dining room, a chandelier by Jiun Ho creates soft pools of light on the dining table from Hellman-Chang. The wallcovering is by Porter Teleo. left A walnut and brass credenza by Justin Van Breda artfully occupies a window niche. The drapery fabric is by Jim Thompson.

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Lasting Looks

Separated by the home’s central entry hall, the formal salon and the moody office illustrate the pleasing rhythm of light and dark spaces. below A grasscloth wallcovering by Phillip Jeffries fosters an enveloping feeling in the luxurious home office, which is outfitted with a wall of built-in cabinetry with an integrated custom desk.

“WE RESPECTED THE HOME’S HISTORY AND MADE THE WHOLE PLACE LIVE IN A MODERN WAY.” —MARK WILLIAMS

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Singing the Blues

Patterned draperies by Harlequin enliven the neutral hues in the family room, where a sectional sofa by Minotti invites long evenings in front of the fireplace.

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Artful Elegance

A painterly area rug from Moattar anchors a quartet of barrel-back chairs by Wittman in the cozy family room. The brass chandelier is by Christopher Boots.

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Smooth Transition

above Illuminated by pendants from The Urban Electric Co., a painted island carries the blue hues into the bright and airy kitchen. opposite A seemingly three-dimensional wallcovering by Phillip Jeffries creates the illusion of depth in a glam bar bedecked with custom marbletopped cabinetry accented with brass hardware.

contemporary chairs around a fireplace with a contemporary mantel. “It reflects the blues in the pool and green from the landscaping,” says Papadopoulos. Indeed, the space opens to a large terrace overlooking a square swimming pool with scalloped corners—one of several outdoor living areas by landscape architect John Howard, who selected a simple plant palette punctuated by strategically placed flowering trees that will add color and fragrance. “It’s a study in greens and textures that’s designed to bloom throughout the year,” says Howard. While requiring an all-hands-on-deck approach, the designers completed the project in time for the homeowner’s graduation celebration. As requested, however, the place works just as well for quiet nights at home. “They and their pets use and enjoy it,” says Williams. “I’m proud of the fact that they’re so comfortable here.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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Master of Disguise

right A fabric wallcovering underpins the calming environment the designers envisioned for the main floor owner’s suite. below Covered in a neutral fabric that closely coordinates with the ceiling and wallcoverings, a chaise from Gabby Home invites relaxation in the owner’s suite. opposite A wall of drapery behind the bed conceals an awkwardly placed window and door in the second-floor guest bedroom. The desk and chair are from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.

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Picture-Perfect A square swimming pool with scalloped corners by Howard Design Studio elevates the lush backyard.

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Historical Tone A custom antiqued mirror with gold leaf detail, sourced through Mirror-tique, adds patina to the entry. Additional antiques—a Belgian white oak console table, a hand-carved Scottish chair and a one-of-a-kind Oushak rug—create a sense of history.

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HOUSE BLEND A trio of talents put a fresh spin on transitional style in a new Tuxedo Park residence Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN Photographed by BRIAN BIEDER Styled by JILL SHARP WEEKS

Curb Appeal

Situated in Tuxedo Park, the home was imagined by architect Woody Vaughan of Norwood Architects, builders David and Kathy Siegel of Siegel Construction & Design and interior designers Mandy Mayers and Jessica Roan, co-owners of Atlanta design firm and shop Interior Philosophy.

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THERE’S SOMETHING MAGICAL about building a relationship with long-standing design clients and seeing their lives—and tastes—evolve with each new project. Which is precisely why this Tuxedo Park home felt so special to Mandy Mayers and Jessica Roan, co-owners of Atlanta design firm and shop Interior Philosophy. Having worked with their clients, Derek and Virginia Elmerick, for nearly a decade, Mayers and Roan have seen the family grow from three to five—and their personal aesthetics take shape. “Both of their styles have evolved from when we first met them,” says Roan. “Derek leans

modern and minimalistic, while Virginia likes things more traditional with more color.” Because of this, the pair knew they would need to balance multiple styles when crafting the interiors of the new-build home, which was designed by architect Woody Vaughan of Norwood Architects and built by David and Kathy Siegel of Siegel Construction & Design. To complement the soaring ceilings, light floors and grid-pattern, steel-frame windows—while also blending Derek and Virginia’s respective styles—the designers anchored the interiors with a transitional aesthetic,

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“WE WERE ABLE TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX AND TRY NEW THINGS TO MEET THE STYLE OF THE HOUSE. THE BLEND REALLY GIVES IT SUCH A DISTINCT PERSONALITY.” —JESSICA ROAN

Work of Art

above Artwork by abstract expressionist painter Herbert Creecy—sourced through Bill Lowe Gallery— takes pride of place in the family room. right An oyster-shell chandelier through Made Goods and a cypress ceiling make a statement overhead in the dining room.

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Take A Seat

A Verellen bench upholstered in linen provides a comfortable place for the family to enjoy meals in the breakfast room. The dining chairs are Nuevo and the chandelier is Lowcountry Originals.

updating traditional pieces with modern touches and adding contrast with rich colors, stylish artwork and bold patterns. In the living room, for instance, an antique rifle rack with an upholstered, zebra-hide top serves as an eye-catching coffee table. Likewise, the designers commissioned geometric, handpainted wall panels by Porter Teleo to add a pop of interest behind the primary bedroom’s canopy bed. Throughout the home, the designers incorporated the Elmericks’ personal

collection of artwork sourced through Bill Lowe Gallery. “We had fun with wallpapers and mixed in patterns from all different sources—some old and some new, using zebra as almost a neutral throughout,” says Mayers. “We tried to take different elements and mix them together so it wasn’t a super matchy look.” In addition to pattern and color, Mayers and Roan also infused the home with natural textures to add interest and pull in the exterior’s lush green landscaping afforded by the abundance of

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Perfectly Placed

In the kitchen, Palecek barstools are covered in vinyl for easy cleanup. The woven pendants, also through Palecek, complement a one-ofa-kind handwoven kilim runner.

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Streamlined Luxury

Roan and Mayers commissioned artist Porter Teleo to hand-paint panels on rice paper to add a geometric pop to the primary bedroom. The bed frame is cFc Furniture and the pillows are House of Cindy featuring vintage textiles.

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Sweet Retreat

left A zebra-hide rug through Interior Philosophy anchors the primary bath. opposite In the hallway outside the primary suite, a beaded chandelier from Made Goods makes a statement, as does a bleached teak-root table and antique Oushak rug. The Lucite chair is World’s Away.

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Easy Entertaining

The home’s terrace level is all about fun, featuring a bar area, movie screen and a Brunswick pool table. The bar table and chairs are Four Hands and the leather barstools are Lee Industries.

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Make A Statement

right For homeowner Virginia Elmerick’s office, the designers created a functional yet feminine space, incorporating fun touches like a Bradley wallcovering on the ceiling paired with Scalamandré drapery. below right A Zoffany wallcovering adds a pop of pattern to the powder room.

windows. White oak accents via pieces like the foyer’s antique console table and the breakfast room’s custom dining table bring a layer of warmth to the home, while faux-bois planters housing leafy plants add a sense of life. Providing a dose of fun is the kid-friendly terrace level, where entertaining is the name of the game thanks to a bar area, movie screen and Brunswick pool table. “Like everybody else during the height of the pandemic, they knew they would be spending a lot more time at home and were in need of in-house entertainment for their three boys,” says Mayers. And now with another successful project for the Elmericks under their belt, the designers are thrilled with the final product. “We were able to think outside the box and try new things to meet the style of the house,” says Roan. “The blend really gives it such a distinct personality.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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Luxe Lounging

With features including a sizable pool area, an outdoor TV lounge and a grilling area, the backyard is a prime location for summer hangouts.

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HOUSE BLEND INTERIOR DESIGN Mandy Mayers and Jessica

Roan, Interior Philosophy (404) 851-0047; interiorphilosophy.com. ARCHITECT Woody Vaughan, Norwood Architects (678) 921-0302; norwoodarchitects.com

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Lilacs and lavenders whisper a quiet elegance. Whether it’s through paint, wallpaper or a throw pillow, the barely there hues add a bit of magic to any room they inhabit. Lilac and lavender are also perfectly suited for both classic and contemporary spaces—and everything in between—so perhaps they’re the versatile colors you didn’t know you needed, until now. —Clinton Smith Paint in Sugared Almond from Farrow & Ball’s Archive Collection, farrow-ball.com

left to right Andean Vertical Stripe fabric in Lilac/Purple by Penny Morrison through Travis & Company, pennymorrison.com; Davis Dot Wallpaper in Lavender by Anna French through Thibaut, thibautdesign.com; New Wave fabric in Lavender by Old World Weavers through Scalamandré, scalamandre.com; Hutch wallpaper in Lavender by Hunt Slonem for Lee Jofa, kravet.com

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■ COOL COLORS A bedroom by Catherine M. Austin Interior Design features an ethereal Brunschwig & Fils wallcovering.

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