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ARTFUL ELEGANCE LUXURIOUS DESIGN REACHING NEW HEIGHTS

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High Contrast

An eclectic mix of furnishings and artwork transforms a blank penthouse apartment into a warm and collected home 50

High in the Sky

A full-floor residence at the Waldorf Astoria boasts citywide views and well-appointed spaces 62

True to Form

Designer Nancy Izlar fashions a spirited yet sophisticated Atlanta condo

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Simply Sublime

Calendar Happenings this month

Naomi On high-rise living

Dish Saints + Council

End Note In Love With…Florals

Editor’s Letter

Ad Index

On the Cover INTERIOR DESIGNER WOLF DESIGN GROUP

ARTFUL ELEGANCE

ARCHITECT OLIVER CARTER

LUXURIOUS DESIGN REACHING NEW HEIGHTS

Photography by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

VOLUME 41, NO. 5

Surrounded by bucolic views, six glamping tents serving as the 2021 Cashiers Designer Showhouse offer unique new insight on mountain living

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The Great Outdoors

MAY 2022

Property Report

ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES

AH&L reflects on a small portfolio of fan-favorite outdoor spaces from our archives

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FROM THE EDITOR

AT THE TOP our city truly is best admired from above. When not tens of stories above the city, our team remains firmly planted, spending our free time exploring Atlanta’s many fabulous neighborhoods and the verdant grounds that grace their homes. Style Editor Clinton Smith takes us on a stroll down memory lane with just a handful of Atlanta’s most coveted outdoor havens (page 12), and also introduces our inaugural Southern Ground: The Pinnacle of Outdoor Living Contest. From storybook gardens to grandiose estates, our awards will recognize exceptional outdoor spaces in Atlanta and second-home markets in the Carolinas, Tennessee and Florida. Finally, don’t miss your last chance to visit the 2022 Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens before we close our doors on May 8. We hope you’ll join us!

Lauren Iverson, Editor-in-Chief

PORTRAIT BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

WE’VE ALL SEEN THEM: The construction cranes that have dotted the Atlanta skyline for years are a dead giveaway to our city’s rapid growth. With new office buildings, luxury condominiums, unique restaurants and an abundance of retail spaces going up every single day throughout the city, I’m certain there will never come a time where we’ve experienced every corner of Atlanta’s ever-evolving footprint. And as a transplant myself, it’s thrilling to know that locals and newcomers alike get to experience the change together. From The Charles to The Waldorf Astoria, our May issue stands tall with three stylish and sophisticated high-rise projects from designers Kelly Wolf Anthony (page 36), Harrison Design (page 50) and Nancy Izlar (page 62). Each of these residences provides a bird’s-eye view into the most luxurious side of high-rise living, confirming that

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Get ready—pool season is just around the corner! In Buckhead, designer Melanie Turner and developer Stan Benecki of Benecki Homes crafted a serene, sybaritic escape at a home where the natural flow from interior to

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exterior spaces is uninterrupted. A quick dip in the pool is rarely so effortless and elegant.

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STYLE NEWS

Island Idyll

A home on St. Simons Island by architect Tim Adams and designer Beth Webb was built with the family’s laid-back lifestyle in mind, and ample outdoor living spaces— including a pool, cabana, grilling area and screened porch—were all positioned to take advantage of the area’s surrounding bucolic, natural beauty.

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ATLANTA IS KNOWN AS the city in a forest, and this time of year our neighborhoods’ most beautiful lawns and gardens are at their verdant, Insta-worthy peaks. To commemorate our residents’ passion for gardening and outdoor living, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles is launching its inaugural Southern Ground contest to recognize the most exceptional outdoor spaces in Atlanta, as well as in second-home markets in the Carolinas, Tennessee and Florida. From storybook gardens to grandiose estates, winners in more than half a dozen categories will be featured in the pages of the magazine in the March 2023 issue and honored at a celebratory event. In the meantime, this portfolio of sublime spaces and fan favorites from our archives will inspire both experts and enthusiasts alike. Deadline for entries is Friday, August 26th at 5 p.m. For more information, visit atlantahomesmag.com/events/outdoorliving.

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EN PLEIN AIR

Under a large covered gazebo at a Sandy Springs residence primed for elegant entertaining, interior designer Amy D. Morris specified an overscale stone table and commanding chandelier as two of the space’s sculptural and stylish focal points.

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SENSE OF PLACE

On a pastoral three-acre property in Buckhead, architect Norman D. Askins, landscape designer Carson McElheney and designer Susan Bozeman created the ultimate outdoor cooking area to complement the new home’s Southern farmhousestyle aesthetic and unique rural setting in the heart of Atlanta’s bustling metropolis.

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STYLE NEWS

Regency Remix

A 1920s Neel Reid-designed English Regency-style home was updated for 21st-century life with a sensitive refresh by architect D. Stanley Dixon, landscape architect John Howard and interior designer Nancy Izlar. Myriad outdoor spaces, including a loggia bedecked with elegant McKinnon and Harris furniture, were created for entertaining and lounging.

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INSIDE OUT

A covered loggia created by interior designer Robin Burnett is outfitted with furnishings, accessories and art as stylish as any interior counterpart. A mix of rough-hewn finishes and rustic touches is balanced by polished and tailored forms and silhouettes.

IZLAR BY BY EMILY FOLLOWILL; PEARCE BY ERICA GEORGE DINES; BURNETT BY JEFF HERR

For Atlanta jewelry designer Laura Pearce’s pool pavilion, residential designers Spitzmiller & Norris and interior designer Beth Ervin crafted a space rich in bespoke details that’s both casual and supremely chic, and perfectly suited for barefoot days by the pool.

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THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Surrounded by bucolic views and the calming sounds of nature, six glamping tents serving as the 2021 CASHIERS DESIGNER SHOWOUSE offer unique new insight on mountain living Photography by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

Design by Holly Laughridge of Old Edwards Inn and Spa and Acorns Boutique; Tent by Diamond Brand Gear

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Holly Laughridge, Old Edwards Inn and Spa & Acorns Boutique

CHAISE LOUNGE GO Home ORIENTAL RUG Persian Point CHANDELIER Visual Comfort ARTIFICIAL ORCHID AND FERNS New Growth Designs ARTWORK Artists Guild of America BAR STAND and TABLE Jan Barboglio

Designer Holly Laughridge of Old Edwards Inn and Spa and Acorns Boutique kept the design approach of her Cashiers glamping tent simple: “I was inspired by the feeling of peace and calm,” she says. To evoke a feeling of serenity, Laughridge selected neutral fabrics accented with hints of green in accessories and plants. To tie the space to its verdant surroundings, a floral painting through Artists Guild of America serves as a focal point, welcoming guests to sit back and relax in the two chaise lounge chairs that Laughridge selected not only for their poise but for their comfort as well. And that was the goal: a place for guests to sit down and stay awhile. “I imagine someone who loves nature, but maybe not so much being outside, would enjoy this space to the fullest,” says Laughridge. “This is the perfect spot to curl up with a book and immerse yourself in the world you are reading about.” —Written by Lauren Iverson

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FURNITURE, ANTIQUES and ACCESSORIES Platt Home BEDDING Parachute, Anthropologie PILLOWS Ralph Lauren for Kravet

Parker Platt & Katie P. Jackson, Platt Home With functionality and easy living at the heart of their design, Parker Platt, principal of PLATT, an architecture, construction and interiors firm, and Katie P. Jackson, design director for Platt Home, created the perfect space for a couple to relax as well as entertain. “The inspiration was to transform what can be a primitive experience into a comfortable and somewhat luxurious environment that could accommodate all the aspects of a relaxing weekend in the mountains.” As one makes their way to the tent platform, they are greeted with an Argentine-style firepit enclosed by Westport-style Adirondack chairs. With festival lights hanging overhead and neighboring greenery by Alex Smith Garden Design, guests can share s’mores and stories while curled up next to the fire. Inside, the linen-draped walls and ceiling act as a backdrop for two beds outfitted with plush comforters and Ralph Lauren for Kravet pillows. Anchoring the furniture, a sisal rug layered with a cowhide softens the overall feel of the space. —Written by Evan Edwards 18

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BUDDING BEAUTY Tori Alexander, Alexander Interiors

When Tori Alexander pictures Cashiers, North Carolina, the recurring themes that come to mind are family, tradition and natural beauty. “My goal was to create a whimsical retreat that captures a nostalgic feeling of childhood,” she says. “Incorporating floral prints and garden accents marries nature within the space and is intended to inspire the gardener within us all.” Chintz fabric from Cowtan & Tout seen on the arm chairs, pillows and backdrop launched the design for Alexander by reminding her of her own childhood bedroom. Vintage and antique pieces placed throughout are rich with meaning, including a twig-style child’s chair, pair of twin beds and hanging garden containers, all elements inspired by each of Alexander’s three daughters. “Children love intimate spaces that inspire imaginative play,” says Alexander. “I wanted this to be a place to encourage dreaming and cultivate a love for nature’s beauty.” —Written by Lauren Iverson 19

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STYLE NEWS

PATTERN PLAY

Melanie Couch & Nancy Dyleski, Spruce Interiors Inspired by the tradition of campfire storytelling, Melanie Couch and Nancy Dyleski of Spruce Interiors transformed their tent into a conversational oasis ideal for late-night chats among friends and family. Lush greenery, mimicking the surrounding brush in the area, greets guests as they make their way into the small yet stylish canvas shelter. The concept “dark, moody and boozy” guided the Spruce team when it came to design decisions—think cool tones and playful patterns, which are represented heavily throughout the space. Inside, 20

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the tent is camouflaged with a wool tartan plaid, which “is indigenous to the Appalachian mountains that surround the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau.” Four rattan chairs with cushions covered in Arley by Lee Jofa take center stage and surround an upholstered ottoman that acts as the perfect resting place for campside cocktails. The ottoman, which is covered with a Mulberry Home velvet fabric called Game Show, takes a cue from the neighboring wildlife and showcases flying ducks. —Written by Evan Edwards

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GREAT OUTDOORS Susan Peace-Vernon, Tribus Interior Design

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CROWNED JEWEL

When creating the storyline of the person who would most enjoy her glamping tent, designer Susan PeaceVernon of Tribus Interior Design imagined an art-focused, outdoorsy individual. So, when she and her team found a patchwork oriental rug on Etsy that reflected the creative spirit she wished to instill, it was a no-brainer. “We fell in love with that rug and we knew that it was the perfect application,” she says. “It was the true inspiration of the feel and color scheme for the space.” A rainbow of jewel tones commingles effortlessly with pops of pinks and blues. Rattan and wicker accents, such as a chest from Gabby and a chandelier from Palecek, elevate the earthy allure the Tribus team wished to create. The final touch: a scenic painting from local artist Diane Condon, chosen for its outdoor appeal and as an encouraging note to guests to explore beyond the tent. —Written by Lauren Iverson

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Douglas Hilton, DWH Interiors In a space fit for royalty (designer Douglas Hilton jokes it would be the tent Marie Antoinette would go camping in), European influences played a major role in many design choices. As one makes their way inside the tent, plush jewel-tone fabrics, velvets and embroideries fuel the senses. A nature-inspired screen made of bifold closet doors and wrapped in Cowtan & Tout grasscloth acts as the heart of the space and beckons eager campers to take refuge from the outside elements. A handcrafted chandelier from Egypt illuminates a Strathmore Carpet One Floor & Home tiger rug, which adds the perfect amount of flair among the antique furniture that occupies the entire tent. Hilton notes that antiques make for the best travel items because “they already have a few nicks and have survived revolutions.” —Written by Evan Edwards 22

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LAP OF LUXURY Gramercy has been one of Atlanta’s top luxury boutiques since opening Mother’s Day weekend 14 years ago. A leader in the fine linens industry, Gramercy also offers an array of gifts for any mother in your life—the first-time mom, mother-in-law, or the grandmother who has everything. From lovely silk pillowcases to alpaca throws or a set of beautifully monogrammed napkins, Gramercy can help you find the perfect gift. Visit Gramercy online to view a curated selection of Mother’s Day gifts.

1. D. Porthault Dahlia Candle ($88) 2. D. Porthault Boudoir Sham ($550) 3. Sferra Dinner Napkins, Set of 4 ($112) (including monogram)

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Freshen up for spring at Kudzu & Company! You’ll find inspiration in their beautiful selection of thoughtful gifts, fine furnishings, custom upholstery, lighting, decor and artwork. Standing out among this varied assortment is a carefully curated selection of European antiques and vintage pieces. And don’t miss the boutique to spruce up your wardrobe with new apparel, jewelry and fashionable accessories. A favorite of designers and homeowners alike, Kudzu & Company provides professional expertise and friendly, reliable service. The inventory changes daily, so you’ll want to make this dynamic showroom a regular stop. Kudzu & Company in Sandy Springs is the sister store to Kudzu Antiques + Modern in Decatur, one of Atlanta’s favorite antique and home furnishings stores since 1979. Drop in to discover what’s new at Kudzu!

1. Woven Chandelier ($1,237) 2. Antique English Blue Willow Platter ($185) 3. 17th Century English Mahogany Chest ($1,295), Blue Lamp ($435), Accessories ($18-$320)

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COME ONE, COME ALL

SAINTS + COUNCIL, a new establishment serving chef-driven fare in a nontraditional restaurant environment, made its grand entrance to Midtown’s Colony Square earlier this year. “The inspiration for S+C was to create an uplifting environment for friends to come together and spur each other onto greater heights,” says president and owner William Pitts, the restaurateur who is also behind Café Intermezzo. With PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

a sleek ambience paired with seasonal menu items and craft cocktails (including the Pretty in Pink cocktail, pictured), the restaurant serves as a blissful departure from your everyday routine. saintsandcouncil.com

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DILLON, with one-, two- and three-bedroom residences, including a penthouse level and three sub-penthouse estate levels. The Peachtree Road project is the second Atlanta development by Floridabased developer Kolter Urban, following Graydon Buckhead.

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South Revival

The revitalization of South Downtown is marked by development at long-vacant 222 Mitchell with Class A office space, retail, restaurant and entertainment amenities. The 333,000-square-foot project is the first in the U.S. for NEWPORT RE, which recently announced with partner Slater Hospitality that a rooftop modern diner and cocktail lounge will open in summer 2023. “We feel like South Downtown is just so essential for Atlanta because it’s part of our urban core and some of the most historic buildings we still have as a city,” says APRIL STAMMEL, Newport’s senior vice president of marketing and leasing. Across the street, Newport has turned historic Hotel Row into street-level retail, entertainment and restaurants; those announced include Pizza

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Clementine, How Crispy, cocktail bar Thirteenth Floor and Pins Mechanical Company, a game bar. Stammel says Newport plans to create ground-up residential and adaptive reuse projects on Broad Street as well.

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million was Kolter Urban’s purchase price for three parcels

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Whether you’re crane-watching or viewing parklike additions to existing and new skyscrapers, there’s much to see in Midtown these days. The neighborhood has had more than 4 million square feet of office space, 5,200 residential units and more than 1,000 hotel rooms delivered or under construction in the last four years, according to the MIDTOWN ALLIANCE. “We’ve seen more new development, more new investment in Midtown than ever before,” says president and CEO KEVIN GREEN. Midtown Union (pictured), which is scheduled to be complete in the third quarter, includes a 26-story office tower with 612,000 square feet, the 355-residence Mira at Midtown Union tower and a 14-story, 230-room Kimpton hotel. It’s one of 17 projects under construction, as of February, according to the Alliance. The ROCKEFELLER GROUP’s 1072 West Peachtree, an office and residential project proposed to reach 61 stories, could be the city’s tallest skyscraper. SELIG’s new 1105 West Peachtree added 675,000 square feet of Class A office, the Epicurean Atlanta hotel, luxury condos and amenities such as an elevated sky plaza. An outdoor terrace is among the features in Midtown Union, which is extending Arts Center Way with pedestrian-friendly retail. Green says office developers are making substantial investments in parks and plazas because they recognize the need for air, light, functional outdoor areas and collaborative spaces.

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▲ THROUGH SEPTEMBER 25 The MUSEUM OF DESIGN ATLANTA (MODA) presents their latest exhibition Full Circle: Design Without End, exploring various methods and practices designers use to create buildings, objects, systems and more that benefit the environment instead of depleting it. Guests can reserve tickets to

▲ THROUGH MAY 29 Throughout the entire month of May, the HIGH MUSEUM OF ART presents André Kertész: Postcards from Paris. This is the first exhibition to compile all of Kertész’s rare carte postale prints in one place. His move to Paris in 1925 was the turning point for him as a photographer, and this was where he gained

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Craig Drennen’s First Acts exhibition, showcasing some of the artist’s first works along with some of his new pieces. Drennen, a painter and a 2018

⊳ THROUGH 2022 ILLUMINARIUM invites

Guggenheim Fellow, focuses his studio practices around Shakespeare’s Timon of Athens. atlantacontemporary.org

guests to experience O’Keeffe: One Hundred Flowers—a virtual garden of Georgia O’Keeffe’s most famous pieces. As one makes their way through the exhibition, a series of evolving landscapes will be showcased and synced to an all-female soundtrack. Tickets can be purchased on the Illuminarium website. Group experiences are also available.

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⊳ MAY 6–28 DK GALLERY’s May exhibition Bloom features spring-themed artwork by Emily Farish, Lorra Kurtz, Shannon Deana Johnson, Karlene McConnell, Susan Richman, Wyanne Thompson and Kay Vinson. The opening reception will take place on May 6 from 6 to 9 p.m. and highlights the Marietta Educational Garden Center. dkgallery.us

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Earlier this year, Atlanta establishment SAINTS + COUNCIL made its highly anticipated debut to Midtown’s trendy Colony Square Written by EVAN EDWARDS Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

clockwise from top left A living room pod inside the upscale dining room. The bar offers plenty of space to wine and dine. The Hail Mary cocktail. The baked apple dutch.

SAINTS + COUNCIL IS THE CITY’S latest go-to Friday-night destination to recharge, consume unique seasonal dishes and sip on charming refreshments. “The inspiration for Saints + Council was to create an uplifting environment for friends to come together and spur each other onto greater heights,” says president and owner William Pitts, who is also the restaurateur behind Café Intermezzo. “It’s a place to receive the daily bread of camaraderie, craft cocktails and great food.” The menu is constantly evolving with the seasons, keeping local ingredients as the foundation for every creation. “The culinary approach of our menus is simple: fresh, local, made from scratch and delicious,” says Saints + Council executive chef Jerry Walker. The restaurant is also notorious for their extensive beverage menu and talented team of mixologists. “We are a scratch bar program, meaning we prepare all of our syrups and juices in house as well as our own cordials, shrubs, tinctures and more,” says beverage director Madison Tolman. “This allows us to infuse each ingredient with unique and complex flavor profiles that are exciting on their own or pair beautifully with our seasonal cuisine.” A collaboration between architect Tom Tedrow of Tedrow Design Group and interior designer Courtney Goodrich, the cozy chic interiors feature various “living room pods” where guests can escape the bustling Atlanta streets to mingle with friends over tasty fare. Outside, a stylish dining area equipped with fire pits and comfortable seating is the perfect place for late-night summer soirees. Says Pitts, “[The design] is a blend of two styles that really comes together—almost like a bougie Aspen ski lodge built within a city.” saintsandcouncil.com

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of Slater Hospitality, is West Midtown’s latest hot spot. Sitting atop The Interlock, Rooftop L.O.A. (short for Leave of Absence) includes a full-service restaurant led by executive chef Joseph Trevino, a pool with private cabanas, showers and a locker room, an outdoor bar dubbed “Grove” and a covered event pavilion—a one of its kind in the city. rooftoploa.com Located in the Hanover building in Buckhead Village, THE IBERIAN PIG by Castellucci Hospitality Group serves up modern Spanish dishes. Led by executive chef Josue Pena, the fan-favorite establishment offers shareable tapas plus traditional charcuterie and quesos. Wish to skip the weekend wait and celebrate at home? The menu is also available for takeout and delivery. theiberianpigatl.com

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One of many pieces from the owner’s extensive art collection, a painting by artist Yu Kuang seems tailor-made for the wall over the posh bar’s built-in banquette. opposite Inspired by one of the owner’s favorite restaurants, The Lobster Bar, the bar features a groin vault ceiling covered in subway tile, dark wood paneling and bespoke furnishings.

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Artful Elegance

Covered in linen silk fabric, custom armless chairs surround a round metal table with ball and claw feet from 1stDibs in the spacious, light-filled living room.

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A ALTHOUGH STILL seeking out new adventures as he approached his 80th birthday, interior designer Kelly Wolf Anthony’s client was nevertheless worried that he might not enjoy living in the modern penthouse he purchased at an upscale midrise in Buckhead. Indeed, fearing it might be too sterile, he decided against selling the single-family manse where he and his late wife had raised their children. Determined to dispel his worries, Anthony and architect Oliver Carter transformed the apartment by making key architectural changes, adding custom millwork and commingling new furnishings with their client’s existing pieces and extensive art collection. Rendered in a black and white palette punctuated with strategically placed pops of color and pattern, the clean, edited design “allows the art to take center stage,” explains Anthony. “We had a complete inventory of his artwork and accessories, so we were particular about everything’s placement.” Crisp white walls and porcelain tile flooring, for example, create a gallerylike backdrop for art in the spacious living

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Bird’s-Eye View

Accented with colorful throw pillows, a pair of linen-covered sofas by Rose Tarlow through Jerry Pair create a spot to enjoy the picturesque views of Buckhead Atlanta. The antique rug is by Moattar.

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Through the Looking Glass

above Echoing the interior’s restrained, art-focused aesthetic, chic furnishings from RH create spots for dining and conversation on a spacious penthouse patio with dramatic views of the Atlanta skyline. opposite Dark painted custom cabinetry and hardwood flooring laid in a herringbone pattern transform a once nondescript corridor to the primary bedroom suite. A special Todd Murphy painting projects various imagery, including Murphy’s daughter dancing ballet.

area, where a pair of linen-covered sofas and streamlined leather club chairs create a convivial spot for conversation. “It’s simplistic but elevated,” says Anthony. The palette flows into the dining area, where a graphic rug the client acquired in Morocco defines an ebony-stained table and tailored upholstered chairs underneath a mobilelike chandelier that she persuaded the client to incorporate. “It reinforces that this is an art home.” Steps away, a pair of linen-covered slipper chairs accompany a piece of animated artwork by Todd Murphy. Carter built a hidden projection room for the piece, which shows nature scenes and Murphy’s daughter dancing ballet, and is

displayed in one of the penthouse’s many niches added with art front of mind. The architect also collaborated with Anthony on a luxe bar in what was formerly a guest bedroom. Based on the design of one of the client’s favorite spots, The Lobster Bar, the space sports a groin vault ceiling clad with glazed ceramic subway tile accented by dark wall paneling and a veiny marble bar. “[The client] and his buddies play cards three or four times per week, so that was a really important space,” says Carter. As was the formerly bland hallway to the primary suite. Creating a home for the client’s large collection of weighty tomes, Carter incorporated built-in bookshelves 43

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Behind Closed Doors

above A sliding panel adorned with artwork by Todd Murphy allows the kitchen to be closed off from the formal dining room when the owner entertains. opposite Dark wall paneling evokes a moody ambience in the powder room, where a vintage mirror hangs over an antique dresser that has been converted into a vanity.

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Lightly Layered

left In the formal dining room, a sleek mobilelike chandelier from R Hughes stylishly illuminates a custom ebonized oak dining table by Baker surrounded by chairs from Century Furniture. above In the front foyer, a vintage chandelier from the owner’s existing collection juxtaposes the contemporary penthouse’s clean lines. The linen drapery is from Rosemary Hallgarten.

painted in a rich dark hue. “[The architectural changes] make it a much more special experience,” says Carter. Hoping to create an equally memorable experience, Anthony and her team made it their mission to introduce their client to his new home with panache, welcoming him with a glass of bubbly and staging the space with flowers and glowing candles. Bowled over by the result, the owner called his real estate agent straightaway with instructions to put his house on the market. “He never knew in his wildest imagination that he would feel the way he felt when he saw the place,” says Anthony. “He’s just as happy as can be.” See Resources, Back of Book. 47

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“[THE CLIENT] NEVER KNEW IN HIS WILDEST IMAGINATION THAT HE WOULD FEEL THE WAY HE FELT WHEN HE SAW THE PLACE. HE’S JUST AS HAPPY AS CAN BE.” —KELLY WOLF ANTHONY 48

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Contemporary Flair

A sculpture by Kimo Minton pops against the statuary gold marble from Renaissance Tile & Bath in the spa-like primary bathroom. opposite Illuminated by a selenite table lamp, a wooden nightstand with a stone top from Hickory Chair flanks a plush channel-tufted bed in the primary bedroom.

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HIGH IN THE SKY A full-floor residence at the Waldorf Astoria boasts citywide views and well-appointed spaces Written by JENNIFER BOLES Photographed by MAX KIM-BEE Styled by GINNY BRANCH

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Soaring Style

The full-floor penthouse is furnished predominately with Poltrona Frau furniture, including the sofas, armchairs and coffee table in the living room.

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Easy Entertaining

Located at one end of the living room, the bar area feels like its own intimate space because of its dropped ceiling and patterned Cowtan & Tout wallcovering. Lighting is provided by two Jonathan Browning fixtures.

EVEN WHEN IT WAS an unfinished shell just waiting to be built out, a full-floor penthouse inside Buckhead’s Waldorf Astoria dazzled nonetheless, thanks to its 360-degree views of Atlanta and surrounding areas. So when an out-of-state businessman purchased the residence as his family’s home away from home, he sought to finish the space so that the views remained the primary focus. Turning

to Harrison Design, which has worked extensively in the building, the new homeowner tasked designer Betsy McBride and architect Robert Tretsch with creating a sleek aerie in the sky. Tretsch organized the residence so that its main living spaces, such as the living room and study, face south, creating a show of the city’s skyline. The home’s private spaces, including bedrooms and bathrooms, are situated opposite, on what Tretsch refers to as the “quiet” side of the building, offering peaceful, less-bustling views of North Atlanta and Stone Mountain. Advocating a modern, minimalist space, the architect eschewed crown molding and extraneous flourishes, but that’s not to say that the space is devoid of architectural dash, such as the striking circular recess in the living room ceiling, which Tretsch conceived as a counterbalance to the building’s many angles. “The circle lines up with the center of those windows and boom! It takes your eye right out to the skyline.”

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Scenic Study

Two slabs of Calacatta gold marble used as a fireplace surround is just one draw of the study, with an inviting seating arrangement of armchairs and table, all by Minotti, being another. A Kevin Reilly for Holly Hunt pendant fixture augments the room’s ample natural light.

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Streamlined Simplicity

Because the homeowner’s wife is an avid cook, the kitchen is highly functional and offers plenty of storage thanks to walls of cabinetry by Bell Cabinetry & Design. Designer Betsy McBride chose Bianco Cristallo quartzite for the countertops because of its durability and the way it reflects light. “It’s so beautiful that it practically glows.”

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“THE HOMEOWNER WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT ALL GENERATIONS OF HIS FAMILY WOULD FEEL COMFORTABLE IN THIS SPACE.” —BETSY MCBRIDE

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Head in the Clouds

The son’s bedroom, which doubles as a guest room, is bedecked in Area Environments’ atmospheric, cloud-patterned wallpaper and is “a nod to the view outside the window,” says McBride. The bedroom’s sparkling ceiling fixture is by Swarovski. opposite Although it may seem three-dimensional, the guest bedroom’s botanical print wallpaper was in fact printed to look that way. A Roche Bobois side table is partnered with a Poltrona Frau bed.

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Geometric Gem

In lieu of art, patterned wallcoverings adorn the headboard walls in all of the bedrooms, including the primary bedroom, where a Phillip Jeffries geometric-patterned wood veneer strikes an organic note.

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Metal Mix

left The primary bathroom’s floor is tiled in Specialty Tile Products’ tonal Origami Hoshi Marble Mosaic. In contrast to the cool metal tones used elsewhere in the home, rose gold fixtures from Dornbracht add warmth to the space. The tub is by Victoria + Albert. right In keeping with Tretsch’s minimalist architecture, the powder room’s sink from Alape is sleek and columnar. The wall tile is Carrara Stream from Renaissance Tile & Bath.

To soften the architectural details, McBride selected finishes and furnishings that lend a relaxing environment for the client and his family to escape to while in the city. “The homeowner is very busy and travels a lot for work, so he wanted this space to feel peaceful and calm.” That meant a tranquil palette of warm grays, taupes and blues. The myriad wallcoverings used throughout the home feature subtle patterns and textures enhancing both the indoor and outdoor scenery, which McBride kept visually accessible through an unobtrusive combination of retractable window shades and stationary draperies. But as atmospheric as the surroundings may be, the rooms never feel cold due to the designer’s skillful use of layered warmth.

Soft gray hardwood floors enliven each room, while the primary bathroom is softened with rose-gold hardware. Despite its sleek and clean-lined aesthetic, perhaps the most defining feature of the home is its livability. “The homeowner wanted to make sure that all generations of his family would feel comfortable in this space,” says McBride. “Everything is comfortable, but clean and modern too.” In other words, a home that feels as good as it looks. See Resources, Back of Book. 61

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TRUE to FORM Designer NANCY IZLAR fashions a spirited yet sophisticated Atlanta condo Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN Produced by SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON

Fiery Hues

The client “really wanted to do something different and fun” in the dining room, says designer Nancy Izlar, who delivered on her request by making a statement with Artistic Frame dining chairs upholstered in burnt orange leather from Theo Leather and an orange velvet settee from Bungalow Classic.

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Mindful Mix

left Izlar blended old and new in the foyer, pairing an antique Louis XVI commode and an antique mirror from Foxglove Antiques & Galleries with a Simon Pearce lamp and a lampshade from EdgarReeves. opposite A pair of swivel armchairs from Bungalow Classic allows guests to take advantage of the skyline views or partake in living room conversation. Izlar specifically chose a curved lamp from RH that wouldn’t block the windows.

CONSIDERING THE floor-to-ceiling windows, showstopping skyline views and fashion-forward attitude, it’s only fitting that this Buckhead condominium was designed for a homeowner as equally chic and vibrant. “She was very excited to be moving into this new space that had not only spectacular views but was also more transitional and current than the traditional environment

she’d been living in for many years,” recalls interior designer Nancy Izlar of Nancy Izlar Interiors, who started the design process with carte blanche. “She’s very stylish, outgoing and loves to host.” Versatility was key when it came to creating a welcoming, but stylish home that was also entertaining-friendly. “We needed it to be functional for when she’s there by herself, and also accommodate a dinner or cocktail party, or having a few girlfriends over,” says Izlar. To create this balance, the designer focused on crafting multifunctional spaces. In the living room, Izlar strategically incorporated an open-back tête-à-tête so that guests could face either the television, the windows or the adjacent sofa and chairs, which could swivel to take advantage of the views if needed. “However she’s entertaining, people can turn their seats around to participate,” says Izlar. To add warmth to the living room’s singular wall, Izlar commissioned a custom metallic finish by artist Mary Meade Evans

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Skyline views make an impact in the living room of this Buckhead condo, where a sofa from Hickory Chair and a tête-à-tête from A. Rudin create a comfortable seating arrangement. The gold coffee table is through Holland MacRae. The custom designer rug is from Designer Carpets.

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Hint of Glamour

In the kitchen, Izlar strategically selected small pendant lights from Viso Lighting that added a touch of sparkle without obstructing the city views. The barstools are through Century Furniture.

that invokes a sense of movement. “It was very stark before, but this added depth and sophistication to the room,” says the designer, who played off the wall’s silvery finish by mixing metals and textures throughout the home. In the dining room, for instance, a Julian Chichester table features an oak tabletop that contrasts with gold table bases, while a burnished gold chandelier from Paul Ferrante creates a “sophisticated but not stuffy” statement overhead. For a playful dose of color, Izlar incorporated pops of burnt orange throughout the home, particularly in the dining room, which features orange Artistic Frame dining chairs, an orange velvet settee and flecks of orange in the intaglios on the wall. She also integrated the hue into the powder room’s silk shades and the bolsters on the living room’s tête-à-tête. “It was our way of adding pops of color without flooding the whole space,” says Izlar. And like the home’s overall scheme, “It’s refined and can stand the test of time.” See Resources, Back of Book. 69

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Serene Sanctuary

above To add warmth to the primary bathroom and tie the space into the rest of the home, Izlar added a patterned wallcovering by Galbraith & Paul and an antique framed watercolor from Nicholson Gallery. right Connected to the primary bedroom, the primary bath is a spa-like retreat. opposite Calming shades of blue create a serene sanctuary in the primary bedroom. The bed is through Mrs. Howard and the bedding is Gramercy. The bedside chest is antique through William Word Fine Antiques.

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HIGH IN THE SKY INTERIOR DESIGN Betsy McBride, Harrison

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TRUE TO FORM INTERIOR DESIGN Nancy Izlar, Nancy Izlar

Interiors, (404) 317-3195; nancyizlar.com ARCHITECT Lord Aeck Sargent, (877) 929-1400; lordaecksargent.com

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Florals

Garden party-inspired fabrics, wallpapers and furnishings add an exuberant note to any interior. While florals for spring isn’t a new concept, many of today’s designs are often overscale, brilliantly colored and easily mix with other patterns for a layered “more is more” look. And with prints and accessories this pretty, how could there ever be enough?

Green Hydrangeas and Snowballs in Glass Vase from Ashley Stark x Diane James Home collection, dianejameshome.com; Multi-Phlox Lidded Cake Pedestal by John Derian, johnderian.com

Orchard Linen fabric by Osborne & Little through Ainsworth-Noah, osborneandlittle.com; Nymph Floral fabric by Scalamandré scalamandre.com; Floreale wallpaper by Harlequin through Jerry Pair, harlequin.sandersondesigngroup.com; Summer Garden fabric by Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com

PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

■ LUSH LIFE A bountiful tablescape by Nancy Izlar and Darby Fallon Clark is the epitome of spring. The tablecloth fabric is by Dogwood Fabrics, available through Travis & Company.

—Clinton Smith

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