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Contents OCTOBER 2024

HOME 82

Special Connection

Kristan Moore adds personality and pizzazz to a Buckhead family home in Tuxedo Park 98

New Traditional

An expert team takes this Brookwood Hills home nextlevel with more livable spaces and a young, fresh spin on traditional design 114

Airy Address

A Cashiers, North Carolina, mountain home freshens up for a young family thanks to a talented design-build team

114 STYLE 12

Book Look

As the leaves outside begin to drop, this season’s book releases follow suit 15

Finding Home

A design duo dreams big to restore a dated Highlands, North Carolina, log home 20 PAGE 98

Preserving History

AH&L sits down with The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation

LIFE 24

My Atlanta Neighborhood North Georgia Lake Country

Calendar Happenings this month

Naomi Unconventional keepings

Dish Nàdair

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End Note Brandon Ingram’s must-haves

Editor’s Letter

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Ad Index

On the Cover INTERIOR DESIGNER KRISTAN MOORE PREVIOUS ARCHITECT HARRISON DESIGN BUILDER MACALLAN CUSTOM HOMES PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF HERR

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FROM THE EDITOR

What I’m loving this month

next chapter I RECENTLY VISITED Lotusland in Montecito, California, a 37-acre botanical garden home to more than 3,000 plants. Named

Featuring four new rugs with serious organic style, Atlanta designer Michael Habachy channels his Egyptian heritage in his recent launch with Jaipur Living. jaipurliving.com

one of the 10 best gardens in the world, it was a masterful showcase of decades-long preservation efforts to keep the spirit of the estate alive. As I wandered the paths, I found myself thinking about Atlanta, and how fortunate we are to have graceful, historic homes around nearly every corner, and ever more so that many of us share a collective desire to honor them. Our October issue celebrates the Southeast’s rich history—and the design professionals who are carrying the torch of our wellloved homes into their next generation of living. In Tuxedo Park, Kristan Moore is the latest purveyor of a grand estate that has seen many different architectural and interior styles since its inception in the 1920s (page 82). And in Brookwood Hills, a two-story brick stunner gets a much-needed addition at the hands of Anna-Wooten

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Loggins and Laura Howard (page 98). For a change of scenery, Betty Burgess and Stan Dixon left a Cashiers-area home nearly unrecognizable after a renovation that resulted in a sophisticated second home for its New York City-based homeowners (page 114). Nearby, a distant descendant of Philip Trammell Shutze proves that the love of home runs in the family with the thoughtful renovation and restoration of a 28-acre property in Highlands, And mark your calendar: This month, we debut our inaugural Burton Showhouse for two weekends starting October 17 at Lake Burton’s newest community. With scenic views of the lake, the North Georgia mountains, and the Chattahoochee National Forest, design and outdoor enthusiasts alike will appreciate the harmony between home and the natural surrounds. We hope to see you there!

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HOME BASE

Light the fire and settle in—the mountains are calling. At Flat Mountain Farm in Highlands, North Carolina, design duo Chris and Margaret Shutze brought a tired 28-acre property back to life through the thoughtful renovation of four charming log cabins—one being the family’s picture-perfect forever home.

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The first book from prestigious design brand Gracie, The Art of Gracie: Handpainted Wallpapers, Timeless Rooms (Rizzoli, $60) details the brand’s storied history and detailed artistry of each hand-painted wallpaper. Rich, colorful photographs across 320 pages feature a stunning collection of wallpapers from florals and panoramic landscapes to metallic and modern takes— plus vignettes by Southeastern design staples Suzanne Kasler, Jared Hughes, Andrew Howard, and Sarah Bartholomew.

BOOK LOOK As the leaves outside begin to drop, this season’s latest design publications follow suit Written by THE EDITORS

The Perfect Room

Following her first tome that gave glimpse at her extensive design process, Houston-based designer Marie Flanigan breaks down her creative approach room by room in The Perfect Room: Timeless Designs for Intentional Living (Rizzoli, $55). With elegant examples selected from her work, the book shares Flanigan’s seasoned wisdom on creating a sought-after space. 12

Cullman & Kravis: Interiors

Interior design firm Cullman & Kravis explores the ways in which modernism and traditional design mingle in Cullman & Kravis: Interiors (Rizzoli, $65). Readers are invited inside stunning projects including an oceanfront Palm Beach getaway and historic house overlooking the Long Island Sound.

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John Derian

A visual companion to his first New York Times best-selling book, celebrated designer John Derian releases John Derian Picture Book II (Artisan Books, $80). From beautiful botanics to hand-drawn letters, natural sketches, and other playful prints, the volume showcases 375 new images hand-selected from the designer’s vast archives of rare, antique art.

Island Dreaming

Quintessential Kitchens

Atlanta-based designer Matthew Quinn showcases the power of partnership in Quintessential Kitchens and Collaborations by Matthew Quinn: Volume Three (Parish Press, $95). From timeless and traditional to magnificently modern, the tome is a well-curated collection of kitchens, baths, dressing rooms, and more.

Following the success of Island Hopping, Amanda Lindroth’s Island Dreaming (Vendome Press, $75) is a collection of 20 projects from quaint cottages to grand homes. In her signature airy style, featured spaces are complete with bold fabrics, canopied beds, and plenty of rattan. Dreamy photographs and illustrations take readers on a tropical trip.

The Savage Style

In his debut book, The Savage Style (Gibbs Smith, $50), Nashville interior designer Jonathan Savage divulges his personal design philosophy and unique approach to transforming spaces. The luxe linen-covered book showcases his recognizable contemporary designs with a tasteful twist and impressive use of artwork throughout.

Classic By Design

Releasing this month, Classic by Design (Rizzoli, $75) offers readers an exclusive look into renowned designer Michael Smith’s design process and two of his personal homes, including his Madrid apartment in a stunning 19th-century palace. Inside, discover a range of elegant projects from a contemporary East Hampton beach house to a Moroccan-inspired getaway in Mallorca. 13

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FINDING HOME A design duo dreams big to restore a dated Highlands, North Carolina, log cabin into a refined home fit for their growing family

Photographed by BRIE WILLIAMS

Styled by NATALIE WARADY

Written by LAUREN IVERSON

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Family Ties

An antique trainstation bench passed down by designer and homeowner Margaret Shutze’s grandmother holds court in the foyer.

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WHEN VISITORS WANDER the neighborhoods of Atlanta and gaze at the timeless, classical homes that make up the blueprint of the city, it’s likely that some of the work they are admiring is that of renowned architect Philip Trammell Shutze. But on a sweeping 28-acre property lovingly restored and renovated in Highlands, North Carolina, it’s one of Shutze’s collateral descendants that guests have to thank. Chris Shutze, the great-great-grand nephew of the famed architect, and his wife, Margaret, purchased Flat Mountain Farm in 2019 from an 8th-generation Highlander. Originally a rhododendron farm in the 1970s, the land was inherited by the previous owner who then built a Joe Webb-style log home on-site—something the surrounding area is known for. When the Shutzes took ownership, it required a creative imagination to envision how the dilapidated structure—left empty for over a year—could become a full-time home for a young family of four. “There were a lot of critters we had to evict,” laughs Margaret. “We bought the property as-is and thought it would be mainly cosmetic upgrades, but it became a much bigger undertaking than we originally anticipated.”

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TA B L E T O P S Historical Nod The Shutzes left the exterior of their 5,000-square-foot cabin mostly untouched. Built by the previous owner who lived on the property for more than 40 years, the Shutzes now lovingly refer to it as The Peregrine and are still good friends with their predecessors. below In the renovated kitchen, skylights and windows play a major part in the home’s newly light and bright aesthetic.

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But the pair were no strangers to solving design challenges. Chris, formerly a general contractor before becoming a custom-furniture maker, and Margaret, a luxury-hotel designer for more than two decades, spent the next nearly four years painstakingly renovating and restoring the original cabin—plus three additional cabins on property that make up their boutique resort—into a luxury home that breathes an air of elegance. “Our house is more modern and sophisticated, as if a fashion designer came to Highlands to stay for the weekend,” says Margaret. “We created a different story for each of our cabins. That’s where I think Flat Mountain Farm stands apart, because nothing is the same—it’s all unique.” Though exterior walls remained, the interior floor plan was reimagined, electrical and plumbing systems were updated, low ceilings were raised, and rustic elements were balanced with modern design details. Chris handcrafted many dramatic moments in the house, including custom millwork, cabinetry and vanities for the kitchen and bathrooms, and a custom wood-and-iron table in the dining room. In the foyer, familial roots run deep with a handhewn steel railing—another one of Margaret and Chris’ creations— paired with a refined plaster chandelier overhead and an antique

train-station bench passed down by Margaret’s grandmother. “I love the term ‘quiet luxury,’ where a space doesn’t have to be so shiny and loud,” she says. “There are so many beautiful high-end details in our home, but it’s subtle. I love the mix, and wanted it to feel approachable and lived-in.” With respect for the home’s history, the Shutzes embarked on other restoration projects, including saving the home’s five working stone fireplaces and salvaging sconces from its previous life. But it’s the new entertaining terrace that keeps their eyes on the future. An unusable pool was decked to create 2,100 square feet of space for the family to host guests, with each member—even the young boys—pitching in to help frame the structure, drill holes, and handcraft spindles. “My sons now feel a sense of ownership in the house too, which is cool to see,” says Margaret. And today, just over a year after completion, the Shutzes’ home base is better than anything they could’ve imagined—and somewhere their family can grow into for years to come. Says Margaret, “Our whole vision was to encourage people to feel connected to nature. Get outside, enjoy the fresh air, recharge. Almost like you’re downloading joy.” flatmountainfarm.com

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Refined Luxury

left The Shutzes were able to restore all five of the home’s original stone fireplaces, including the one in the primary bedroom. below Though other parts of the house boast brightened walls, the Shutzes chose to highlight the original log in the library. opposite The property’s private lake is stocked with rainbow trout for guests who enjoy fly fishing.

“Our whole vision was to encourage people to feel connected to nature... almost like you’re downloading joy.”

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PRESERVING HISTORY AH&L discusses Atlanta’s rich history—and how we can uphold it—with The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation president and CEO Wright Mitchell Produced by THE EDITORS

above A renovated terrace in the Oakland Bell Tower provides additional event space. below The Wheat Street Christian Education Building in Atlanta was a 2024 Preservation Award winner.

ATLANTA HOME & LIFESTYLES: Historic preservation is a hot topic in the design community. What are The Georgia Trust’s main concerns right now about protections for Atlanta’s historic homes and buildings? WRIGHT MITCHELL: In Atlanta, there are neighborhoods that are locally designated and homes that are regulated by the Atlanta Urban Design Commission, and the only way to protect a home is through local designation. One of the common questions is why the National Register of Historic Places doesn’t protect buildings from demolition, but it’s because being on that list is mainly an honorific title. So, local designation and preservation easements are the only ways to protect a historic home from teardown. We support locally designated neighborhood efforts and hold many preservation easements across the state—that’s the main tool kit for preserving these homes. AH&L: Recent demolitions of historic buildings have shaken preservation-minded Atlantans. How do you feel these decisions affect the community? WM: There’s always this debate around historic preservation and private property rights. My view is as a private property owner, you owe an obligation to your neighbors and the community to maintain your property consistent with the historic nature of the neighborhood. Many people

Historic Oakland Cemetery Bell Tower

buy homes in our neighborhoods because of their storied history, and when they are torn down and replaced with a home incompatible with its surroundings, it detracts from the enjoyment of others who live there. AH&L: Buildings like Ponce City Market are great success stories in how historic structures can fit in the modern day. What other buildings in Atlanta that have been well-preserved in their next chapters? WM: The Bell Tower at Oakland Cemetery is a good example. It was built in 1899 by G.W. Smith in the Romanesque Revival style and just won a 2024 Preservation Award. The recent renovation and rehabilitation that they did stabilized the structure, modernized the systems, and created an event space for Oakland Cemetery to host events and expand programming capabilities. Residentially, Villa Juanita, owned by the Loudermilk family, is a great example of homeowners who value the historic integrity of a home and go to great lengths to preserve it. AH&L: What steps can our readers take to support The Georgia Trust’s initiatives? WM: First and foremost, joining The Georgia Trust as a member is the best place to start. Then attend the events and educational opportunities to help raise your awareness of what’s happening in the world of historic preservation. georgiatrust.org

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North Georgia Lake Country

Written by TUCKER BERTA SARKISIAN Illustrated by MEREDITH GILLESPIE

An easy two-hour drive from Atlanta and you’re in North Georgia’s lake country, a rural and bucolic part of the state with stunning bodies of water surrounded by scenic mountains. While growing in popularity, the area home to Lakes Burton and Rabun is still semi-wild and a natural playground. It feeds those who relish in finding a new mountain trail, navigating it by waterfalls up to a grand vista—a special reward for making it to the top. It pleases fly fishermen in search of fat and healthy rainbow trout in the clear creeks, and lakeside anglers dropping a line for a largemouth bass. And it certainly fits the bill for anyone who loves a boat or water sport (note the spectacular boathouses). Residents on both lakes love the proximity to downtown Clayton, which is gaining a reputation as one of Georgia’s most appealing small towns with major shopping and dining swag.

30525 HISTORY A town called Powellsville has been lost beneath Lake Burton since 1919, when the Georgia Railway and Power Company (predecessor of Georgia Power) completed the Tallulah Falls dam and hydroelectric plant to meet the needs of a growing society. Powellsville was on the Tallulah River, along with a couple churches, general store, sawmill, gristmill, syrup mill, and moonshine business (Rabun County was the moonshine capital of Georgia). There’s plenty of tall tales about sounds of church bells ringing underneath the water, floating church steeples, and the like. 24

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$435,000 Median sale price in Rabun County (based on sales last 12 months)

Shoreline miles on Lake Burton, compared to 25 on Lake Rabun

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R E A L E S TAT E Lake Burton

The Waterfall Club

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IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW

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“The best things about Lake Rabun are the community of people on the lake, the enchanting scenery, and its size, which is a bit smaller and campy. You are tossed back in time out on Lake Rabun.”

—Kay Douglass, Atlanta designer and Lake Rabun second-home resident

FUTURE

The vast majority of lakefront homes on Lakes Burton and Rabun are on land leased from Georgia Power— while the homeowner owns the structure, the land is on a 15-year renewable lease. On the upside, lease fees paid by the homeowners are used for the management and betterment of the lakes, though many consider restrictions on lease lots a negative, including the inability to use a house as a vacation rental. An alternative to leased lots are fee-simple properties, such as Burton, the new community being built adjacent to LaPrade’s Marina. In addition to a more traditional ownership structure, Burton homeowners will be allowed to place their ADU’s (accessory dwelling units) in a Burton rental program. With its first residents moving in this fall, Burton will be a walkable micro town with a general store and wellness center, pool and boathouse, and community events. To respect the land and its heritage, Burton’s environmental measures include uplighting restrictions and minimal grading to preserve the landscape’s natural contours. 26

The Waterfall Club is Lake Burton’s private community with a fantastic golf course and jam-packed social events during warm months and fall’s leaf season. Both lakes have Fourth of July fireworks, classic wooden boat parades, tours of homes, and other special traditions like community bingo nights throughout the year.

IF YOU DON’T HAVE A HOUSE

The Lake Rabun Hotel, a historic property operating since 1922 with a charming restaurant, and right across the street from Max’s Lakeside and The Swing Bar. Bridge Creek Inn, a new 45room boutique hotel on Main Street, with a coffee shop (and restaurant coming soon).

BEST SHOPS

Dogwoods in Clayton, Old Sautee Store in Nacoochee, Wander North Georgia in Downtown Clayton, and Tallulah Falls Outpost.

MOST FAMOUS RESIDENT

Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban calls Lake Burton home and is often seen dining at Lake Burton Grill at LaPrade’s Marina.

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OCTOBER 20 Looking for design inspiration? Stroll through charming homes filled with personality at the 28th annual VIRGINIAHIGHLAND TOUR OF HOMES. Benefiting the Virginia-Highland Civic Association, enjoy all the neighborhood has to offer while brushing up on your classic, early 20th-century architecture knowledge. vahitourofhomes.org

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OCTOBER 11–20 Residing within the 82-acre Burton community property, the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ inaugural BURTON SHOWHOUSE is a stunning 4,000-square-foot fourstory residence with views of Lake Burton, the North Georgia mountains, and the Chattahoochee National Forest. Proceeds benefit the Wildcat Volunteer Fire Department and the Lake Burton Civic Association Foundation. liveatburton.com/showhouse 28

3. OCTOBER 25–FEBRUARY 16 Organized by the Art Institute of Chicago, the works of Georgia O’Keeffe are visiting the HIGH MUSEUM OF ART— the exclusively chosen venue of the Southeast to present Georgia O’Keeffe: “My New Yorks.” Featuring roughly 100 works from paintings to photographs, the exhibition explores the context in which urban landscapes fit into her larger body of work. high.org

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OCTOBER 5 Hosted by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art Southeast Chapter, the 18TH ANNUAL PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS are here. The prestigious industry event honors excellence in classic and traditional design, landscape architecture and design, craftsmanship, and more. classicist.org/honors

OCTOBER 11–MARCH 16 Calling all film buffs! Academy Awardwinner and BAFTA Fellowship-recipient Sandy Powell’s curated collection of costumes from movies like Shakespeare in Love, Cinderella, and The Wolf of Wall Street will be on view at SCAD FASH. Featuring over 70 costumes, moviegoers can finally view their favorite looks from the silver screen up close. scadfash.org

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Naomi Von Habersham SOME MIGHT SAY that I have an unusual sense of sentimentality. Mostly averse to clutter, I discard those little mementos that others seem to hang onto forever, like birthday cards and concert ticket stubs. Instead, I tend to keep objects that loosely have historical significance. A history buff through and through, I believe there are some things that deserve to be preserved, even if I might be the only one who thinks so. Some of the objects I’ve squirreled away because of their retro design. I still have the very first radio alarm clock I ever owned. It’s quintessentially 1970s with its plastic wood-grain finish and those red digital numbers. Mind you, I no longer use it, but it’s too much of a throwback to throw away. I have also kept the white Trimline phone that I purchased in the ’80s. Now that traditional phones have almost become obsolete, a Trimline phone is not only a blast from the past, it’s also a reminder of how we once coordinated our phones with our decor. Some of you, especially those who have lived in Atlanta for a long time, might find certain items in my archive to be slightly more interesting than an old radio and phone. I’d like to revise my previous statement and say that I do have one ticket stub in my collection, a souvenir of my only visit to The World of Sid and Marty Krofft. (Show of hands— how many of you made the trek down to the Omni to visit that short-lived attraction?) I have a plethora of matchbooks from Atlanta restaurants that haven’t been around for ages, like Trotters and Bugatti. I have even saved promotional music records from such former local establishments as Maier & Berkele Jewelers and the roller-skating rink Jellybeans. OK, so my random archive doesn’t hold a torch to the Atlanta History Center’s awesome collection, which truly is a sight to behold. Even so, I wouldn’t part with any of my mementos, no matter how eccentric they may be. 29

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below Chef Kevin Gillespie showcases the dynamic culinary nature of Scotland at Nàdair. right Rich colors, lengthy banquettes, and personal touches throughout offer an outstanding dining experience.

Deeply Rooted Chef Kevin Gillespie strikes gold with NÀDAIR, a tasteful tribute to his Scottish heritage Written by KATE STRICKLAND

HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS, and that certainly rings true for renowned chef Kevin Gillespie’s ode to family and Highland history. At Nàdair, slip into the scenes of Scotland complete with open-fire cooking, protein-centric dishes, and sustainable practices. For Gillespie, growing up on a parcel of land with a family that maintained a tremendous appreciation for food, plus an emphasis on remembering their roots, inspired two things: his career path and the eventual creation of Nàdair. Encouraged by his family, Gillespie mused the idea of one day creating a Scottish-inspired eatery. When the space of former Atlanta staple Floataway Cafe became available, he seized the opportunity—still unsure what the space would become. When his father passed away the same day that the lease was signed, it solidified his vision for the restaurant. “In my mind, the people I loved would always be here when I decided to open it, and they weren’t any longer,” says Gillespie. “That’s what catalyzed everything.” Deriving from the Scots Gaelic phrase “dòigh nàdair” meaning the way of nature, Nàdair prioritizes sustainability—even the rainwater runoff from the building is used to water the nearby community garden. 30

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Fresh feel—toast to to the city’s newly renovated and soon-to-be spots

Torchon of caramelized foie gras with red plum gelée and melon confit.

With the help of designer Wendy Blount, intentionality continues inside where a patterned carpet inspired by the regimental tartan worn by his great-grandfather during World War I humbly sets the scene. And behind the bar amongst Gillespie’s personal whiskey collection sits badges from the Royal Regiment of Scotland. From his family’s Highland hunting estate, tweed covers the back of sultry leather banquettes. “Nothing was just chosen out of pure beauty,” says Gillespie. “It’s either a family heirloom or Spritz with passion fruit liqueur, blueberry, lime, and soda.

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brought in to represent something that maybe was in my grandparents’ home.” Utilizing silverware inherited from a great-aunt, diners are offered a truly personal and intimate dining experience. Take on the six-course tasting menu or three-course prix fixe option. “The ingredients—every single one of them—come from a small producer whether that be a farmer, a rancher, or fisherman,” says Gillespie. The constantly changing seasonal menu is heavily influenced not only by Scotland but the Southeast and Maine. The medley of flavors is evident in the Spice Lacquered Pork Shoulder Ham, which takes 15 days to prepare and is cured, smoked, cooked, and paired with collard greens for a Southern twist. Try an elevated version of banoffee pie, a personal favorite of Gillespie’s grandmother, with fried banana and white chocolate chiboust on a bed of salted graham crumble. “The menu development process is oftentimes driven by food memories of my own,” notes Gillespie. More family favorites can be found on the tasteful drink menu including Innis & Gunn beer and the Blood & Sand cocktail with orange juice and scotch. “This isn’t just a concept,” says Gillespie. “It’s the story of my life, it is my family, and my history put onto the plate.” Whether you’re from overseas or right here in Atlanta, when dining at Nàdair guests will see their own family stories reflected back to them. nadairatl.com

Escape the bustle of the city when dining at POM COURT, tucked inside the shady courtyard of recently renovated Hotel Granada. An all-day dining destination and just in time for fall weather, guests and locals alike can enjoy breakfast, cocktails, and late-night bites. Originally the Granada Apartments, the 100-year-old Midtown property stuns with its Spanish Colonial architecture. granadaatlanta.com Inman Park’s historic 1890 Factory Terminal Building is set to take on a new identity, PAINTED PARK. Now in its second phase of restoration, Justin Amick of Painted Hospitality is heading the newest iteration of the 5,000-square-foot space. The concept is slated to boast a patio overlooking the BeltLine, full-kitchen, indoor and outdoor bars, vintage gaming room, dance floor, and more. paintedparkatl.com Following a renovation and rebrand, Victory Coffee & Calamity is now STEREO. A coffee shop by day and listening bar by night, the swanky hangout is complete with a leather banquette, mood lighting, and an enviable turntable sure to impress any music enthusiast. stereoatl.com

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The Wood-Grilled Wagyu Beef Culotte with roasted eggplant and tabouli. SCOOP PHOTO BY JASON THOMAS CROCKER, COURTESY OF HOTEL GRANADA

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SPONSORS AND PATRONS Patrons Thank you to our Partners Card Patrons for your support of Camp Twin Lakes and the families we serve.

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AYA Medical Spa - Northside Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

Brochu Walker Buckhead Village District

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Brookhaven Home Brookhaven

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Brown & Company Jewelers - Buckhead Buckhead Village District

Adelina Social Goods West Midtown

B.D. Jeffries Buckhead

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Alice + Olivia Buckhead Village District

Bauble Stockings Online

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Allen Edmonds Buckhead

BELLE | MODE - Buckhead Buckhead

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Alon’s Bakery and Market Virginia-Highland

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Catalyst Fitness Buckhead

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Cindy Ensor Designs Buckhead

ANN MASHBURN West Midtown

Big Peach Running Co. - Dawsonville Dawsonville

COS Buckhead Village District

Ansley Eye Care - Buckhead Buckhead

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Dantanna’s Shops Around Lenox

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Big Peach Running Co. - Kennesaw Northwest of Atlanta

Dearing Antiques Lindbergh

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Big Peach Running Co. - Marietta East Cobb

Diptyque Paris Buckhead Village District

Arhaus - Avalon Avalon

Big Peach Running Co. - Midtown Midtown

Dixon Rye West Midtown

Arhaus - Phipps Phipps Plaza

Big Peach Running Co. - Suwanee Northeast of Atlanta

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Authentic Beauty Studio Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

BM Franklin & Co. Buckhead Village District

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DreamDry Buckhead

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Dutch Monkey Doughnuts Northeast of Atlanta

AYA Medical Spa - Decatur Decatur

Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts Buckhead

DUXIANA Atlanta West Paces

AYA Medical Spa - Duluth Northeast of Atlanta

Breadwinner Cafe & Bakery - Dunwoody Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

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VINTAGE MEETS MODERN Have champagne taste with a sweet tea budget? No problem! Discover a mix of timeless antiques and new treasures at The Acquired Home, where you’ll find vintage couture items, investment pieces, and elegant gifts. Luxury items never go out of style! 1. Home Accessories (Starting at $25) 2. Framed Vintage Hermès Scarf ($2600) 3. Designer Wallpaper, Fabric, and Trim (Available for order)

4. Blankets available in Cashmere, Merino Wool, Cotton/Acrylic, or Washable Wool (Starting at $125)

5. Tabletop from Bordallo Pinheiro (Starting at $25)

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Frances Valentine Buckhead Village District

House of Wallace Buckhead

Empire South - Athens Athens

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Frontgate Phipps Plaza

Iroff and Sons Jewelers Alpharetta

Empire South - Lake Oconee East of Atlanta

Ginger Howard Selections Buckhead

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Empire South - Watkinsville East of Atlanta

Gramercy Peachtree Battle

J. McLaughlin - Buckhead Peachtree Battle

Erika Reade Ltd. Buckhead

Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead Buckhead

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fab’rik - Atlantic Station Atlantic Station

Gypsy Kitchen Buckhead Village District

J.Crew - Avalon Avalon

fab’rik - Buckhead Shops Around Lenox

H. Stockton Atlanta Buckhead

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fab’rik - Forum Norcross

H.G. Robertson Fine Silver & Gifts Buckhead

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Jenner McGinn Studio Online

Faced The Facial Studio - Buckhead Village Buckhead Village District

Hemline - Alpharetta Alpharetta

Jenni Kayne Buckhead Village District

Faced The Facial Studio - Virginia-Highland Virginia-Highland

Hemline - Vinings Smyrna and Vinings

Jimmy Choo Phipps Plaza

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Joey D’s Oak Room Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

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High Country Outfitters - The Forum Peachtree Corners

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Framebridge - Buckhead Shops Around Lenox

Holeman and Finch Bottle Shop Peachtree Battle

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Holeman and Finch Public House Midtown

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LAP OF LUXURY

Gramercy is known in the Southeast as the “sweethearts of the fine linen industry.” Their attention to detail and curated style allows you to find the perfect pieces to make every room feel special. While focusing on fine linens, Gramercy also offers custom monogramming, home furnishings, and beautiful gifts. “A stroll through this shop will leave you with a smile and greater appreciation for luxury homegoods.” 1. Ginori Dinner Plate ($174); Ginori Dessert Plate ($150); Dinner Napkins with Monogram ($248, set of 4)

2. Mottahedeh Soap Dish Set ($180) 3. Matouk Mirasol Sham ($248); D. Porthault Fragrance Boudoir Sham ($595)

4. Lenora Nightshirt ($148)

5. Alicia Adams Throw ($482)

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Kiehl’s Since 1851 Lenox Square

Mountain High Outfitters - Buckhead West Paces

Piece of Cake - Camp Creek West of Atlanta

Kolo Collection West Midtown

Mountain High Outfitters - Woodstock Northwest of Atlanta

Piece of Cake - Collier Road Buckhead

Kudzu and Company Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

New York Prime Buckhead

Piece of Cake - Decatur Decatur

Kule Buckhead Village District

Noah J. & Co. Buckhead

Piece of Cake - Dunwoody Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

LAKE West Paces

Ocean & Acre Alpharetta

Piece of Cake - Johns Creek Johns Creek

Lamp Arts West Midtown

Onward Reserve - Athens Athens

Piece of Cake - Kennesaw Kennesaw

Laura Pearce Ltd. Peachtree Battle

Onward Reserve - Avalon Avalon

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Learning Express Toys of Buckhead Buckhead

Onward Reserve - Gainesville Gainesville

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LeStanne Professional Opticians Buckhead

Onward Reserve - Peachtree Battle Peachtree Battle

Pieces Buckhead

Lewis and Sheron Textiles West Midtown

OODAZU Buckhead

PlateSculpt West Midtown

Lucy’s Market Buckhead

OODAZU Party Boutique Buckhead

Poppy’s of Atlanta Buckhead

Lure Midtown

Orvis - Avalon Avalon

Potpourri Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

Lush Life Garden & Flowers Buckhead

Orvis - Buckhead Buckhead

Pvolve Atlanta West Midtown

Marguerite’s on Dresden Brookhaven

Paces Papers Buckhead

Q Clothier Ponce City Market

Marmi - Alpharetta Alpharetta

Patagonia - Beltline Inman Park

Randolph’s Fine Gifts & Home Decor Peachtree Battle

Miller Brothers Limited Buckhead

Patagonia - Buckhead Buckhead

Redefined Home Boutique Brookhaven

Miller Collective Buckhead

Peach State Pride Online

Restfuel Buckhead

Milton’s Cuisine & Cocktails Alpharetta

Peacock Alley Buckhead

Robert Graham Phipps Plaza

Mission + Market Buckhead

Peridot West West Midtown

Rye 51 Ponce City Market

Mitylene Buckhead

Peter Glenn Ski & Sports Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

SculptHouse Buckhead

Monkee’s of Gainesville Gainesville

Peter Millar Avalon

Serena & Lily West Midtown

Monkee’s of Peachtree Battle Peachtree Battle

Pickens, Inc. Jewelers Buckhead

Shake Shack - Alpharetta Alpharetta

Mountain High Outfitters - Alpharetta Alpharetta

Piece of Cake - Buckhead Buckhead

Shake Shack - Buckhead Buckhead Village District

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Kathryn Leach Home is a boutique in Buckhead specializing in bedding, linens, art, gifts, home decor, furnishings, and women’s loungewear. KLH represents classic and sophisticated lines that every person will appreciate in their home. From fine linens, china, accent pillows, candles and home fragrances, we have it all. 1. Italian Herringbone Throw 2. Assorted Color Crystal Glassware 3. Tulip Hand Smocked Dress 4. Assorted Seasonal Tabletop 5. Women’s Loungewear

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The Acquired Home Buckhead

Verde Home West Midtown

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Veronica Beard Buckhead Village District

Shake Shack - Perimeter Perimeter Mall

The Blind Pig Parlour Bar Buckhead

Veronica’s Attic Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

Shake Shack - Piedmont Park Midtown

The Buttery ATL Buckhead

VINCE Phipps Plaza

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The Children’s Shop Peachtree Battle

Virginia Highland Books Virginia-Highland

SID MASHBURN West Midtown

The Cleaning Authority - Cumming Cumming

W.kleinberg West Midtown

Simplyput Paper and Gift - Buckhead Buckhead

The Cleaning Authority - Decatur Decatur

W.port Buckhead

Skin IQ Medspa Buckhead

The Front Porch of Vinings Smyrna and Vinings

Waiting on Martha Home Smyrna and Vinings

South City Kitchen - Buckhead Buckhead

The Great Frame Up Brookhaven

Weezie Towels Buckhead

South City Kitchen - Midtown Midtown

The Southern Gentlemen Buckhead Village District

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Theory Buckhead Village District

Wild Birds Unlimited - Atlanta Atlanta

Southern Baked Pie Company - Alpharetta Alpharetta

Tin Lizzy’s Cantina - Downtown Downtown

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Southern Baked Pie Company - Buckhead Buckhead

Tin Lizzy’s Cantina - East Cobb East Cobb

Wolford Buckhead Village District

Southern Baked Pie Company - Gainesville Northeast of Atlanta

Tin Lizzy’s Cantina - Kennesaw Northwest of Atlanta

Southern Baked Pie Company - Vinings Smyrna and Vinings

Tin Lizzy’s Cantina - Perimeter Sandy Springs and Dunwoody

Woo Skincare and Cosmetics - Peachtree Battle Peachtree Battle

Sprong Children’s Shoes Buckhead

Tin Lizzy’s Taco Americana Midtown

Stellar Bodies - Buckhead Buckhead

Tootsies Buckhead

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Tory Burch - Phipps Phipps Plaza

Sugarboo & Co. - Ponce Ponce City Market

Trina Turk Phipps Plaza

Sundance Avalon

Tulipano Buckhead

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Tumi - Lenox Lenox Square

Tasc Performance Buckhead

Tuxedo Frame Gallery Buckhead

Tassels Buckhead

Urban Cottage Virginia-Highland

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General Information DATES & HOURS October 11–20 Fri., Oct. 11 & Fri., Oct. 18 | 1–5 p.m. Sat., Oct. 12 & Sat., Oct. 19 | 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Sun., Oct. 13 & Sun., Oct. 20 | 11 a.m.–3 p.m.

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General Information..........................................................4 About the Showhouse....................................................6 About Burton & About the Beneficiaries..........8 Letter from the Co-Founders.................................10 About the Build Team...................................................12 Floor Plans.............................................................................14 Meet the Designers........................................................18 Programming/Special Events...............................24 Sponsors...............................................................................26

PROCEEDS

Proceeds benefit the Wildcat Volunteer Fire Department and the Lake Burton Civic Association Foundation.

DIRECTIONS & PARKING Navigate to the future Burton Boathouse location at 5255 Highway 197, Clarkesville GA 30523 (or use “LaPrade’s Marina”), and then follow the signs across the street to enter the community on Waters Edge Lane. Follow directional signs into the community for easy on-site parking.

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About the Showhouse ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES’ INAUGURAL Burton Showhouse is a new 4,000-square-foot cottage with sweeping views of Lake Burton, the North Georgia mountains, and the Chattahoochee National Forest. The showhouse, endearingly named “Crow’s Nest,” is the highest elevated house in the new Burton community by developer PACE LYNCH in collaboration with town planner and designer LEW OLIVER, MCKINNEY BUILDERS, landscape and garden designer P. ALLEN SMITH, and DANA LYNCH DESIGN for the interior specifications. The five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home is situated at the top of the 82-acre property. The showhome’s historical vernacular tradition pays homage to housing from the late 1800s with a modern update featuring high-quality local materials, artisan craftsmanship, and luxury finishes and fixtures. The design of the four-story residence is geared toward both entertaining and aging in place with a primary bedroom on the main level, and upper levels with three bedrooms, a bunk room, a den, and rooftop terrace. The design team captured a mountain lake aesthetic with features such as masonry wood-burning fireplaces in the living room and terrace level rec room, wood ceiling beams in the open kitchen, dining and living area, and French white oak floors. Historically inspired hues such as deep green contrast with light gray and white walls. The kitchen, which has an island, custom cabinetry, white Carrara marble, and Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, connects to a walk-in pantry and prep area.

Steep gables, tall windows, and verandas are hallmarks of the home’s Gothic style, which was inspired by the work of horticulturist, landscape gardener and architect Andrew Jackson Downing and the romantic notion of Italianate and Gothic villas in the countryside. The dark ink exterior nestles the home into the landscape to blend in and not overpower the natural environment, notably the national forest surrounding the homesite. A dry stacked stone terrace and stairwell transitions to Hardie board and batten, a stone chimney, and cedar shake roof. A side courtyard and floor-to-ceiling Pella windows and doors provide further indooroutdoor connectivity. The topography allows for a two-car attached garage on the property, which has native plants and landscaping, geothermal HVAC for noise elimination, and outdoor lighting limits to enjoy the night sky. The residence is designed to age gracefully in the pedestrianfriendly hamlet, which offers connectivity to Lake Burton and LaPrade’s Marina—a hub of lake life with dining and live music. Amenities include 5 miles of trails that lead to the community’s three ponds, an 150-foot waterfall, and a trout stream flowing through the property and that connects to the national forest and Appalachian Trail. A boathouse and pool on the site of the old Kastner Store, a pavilion and fireside gathering place at the original smokehouse, and a new general store and wellness center also are planned in a community intended for generations of memory making. —Lori Johnston

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About Burton Community “ARCHITECTURE THAT IS A BLESSING on the landscape, not a blight.” —Lew Oliver. Our co-founder’s words, and his commitment to harmonizing our residences with the beauty and vitality of our natural surroundings, is evident throughout the new Burton community. We celebrate every hill, pond, stream, and mountain peak, strategically placing buildings and public spaces to preserve the wilderness. Our homes, thoughtfully designed, become personal sanctuaries where residents can connect with nature’s energy from their rooftops, balconies, porches, and courtyards. We’re not just building homes, we’re crafting a lifestyle in tune with nature. Burton is a place full of wonder. With over 60 miles of shoreline, Lake Burton is one of the most beautiful lakes in Georgia. Days here are spent making a splash at the natural waterslide known as Sliding Rock, exercising on kayaks or paddleboards, tubing down Wildcat Creek, fishing for trout or bass in one of our three ponds or mile of private trout stream shoreline.

About the Beneficiaries LAKE BURTON CIVIC ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION The Lake Burton Civic Association Foundation (LBCAF), a 501(c) (3) charitable foundation, was established in 2000 with the support and contributions of the LBCA and the community. The funds raised through the LBCA fundraisers are channeled back into the community, benefiting the Lake Burton area volunteer fire departments, and Rabun County nonprofits through the LBCAF. Additionally, the LBCAF proudly supports Rabun County students through our scholarship fund.

WILDCAT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Located near the entrance to the Burton community, the Wildcat Volunteer Fire Department is part of Rabun County’s Fire Services, which covers 361 square miles with 12 volunteer fire stations, 200 volunteer firefighters, 17 fire engines, 11 tankers, 11 mini pumpers, and 3 fire boats.

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CO-FOUNDERS BURTON IS A MAGICAL PLACE, REALLY LIKE NO OTHER in North Georgia. Nestled in the lush valley of the National Forest and alongside a rushing trout stream that flows into Lake Burton, Burton’s setting is simply stunning. Burton is the only North Georgia mountains community where residents will find a year-round walkable lifestyle that connects them with beautiful natural amenities and the bustling center of lake life at Laprade’s Marina. Walkability to outstanding restaurants, live music at the marina, fishing ponds, the trout stream, and hiking leading to the Appalachian Trail creates real community and an unparalleled connection with nature that has yet to exist here. Every age and stage can thrive here, as the land and designs that populate it amplify health, wellbeing, and intentionality. Children can explore and have adventures of their own, becoming nature-smart in a time where that’s increasingly hard to find. Memories of water skiing on the lake, swimming at the Boathouse pool, or catching fireflies by the campfire will be commonplace. The building quality and vernacular designs align so that the built environment is authentic, honors the land, and will stand the test of time. Design and history lovers alike will rejoice at the revival of native building forms in fresh, creative ways. Over 100 years ago, the original town of Burton thrived in Rabun County in the mid to late 1800s but was submerged under the lake in 1920. We are paying homage, being the last and only waterfront parcel of land connected and walkable to LaPrade’s, by resurrecting the spirit of community and connectivity through our new community of Burton.

- Bill Lynch, Lew Oliver, & P. Allen Smith, Burton co-founders

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Meet the Team ABOUT THE DEVELOPER

BILL LYNCH | Pace Lynch Pace Lynch is an Atlanta-based development, investment, and brokerage firm devoted to creating remarkable places. With a focus on building walkable communities with unique lifestyle offerings, Pace Lynch and its principals have led a wide array of creative projects including luxury residential, high-end commercial, mixed-use, and more. Pace Lynch’s development philosophy is devoted to quality and born from a belief that things don’t get better by chance, they get better by change. Pace Lynch’s projects have been the recipient of honors including Best Mixed Use Community of the Year (both nationally and regionally), numerous OBIE awards for building and design excellence, and other regional design awards. The firm is engaged with the National Town Builders Association, the Urban Land Institute, and the Congress for New Urbanism. pacelynch.com

ABOUT THE URBAN PLANNER/DESIGNER

LEW OLIVER | Lew Oliver, Inc. Lew Oliver, Inc. is an urbanism, master planning, and building design firm with over a decade of experience advancing New Urbanism and residential design. The firm produces “whole town solutions,” envisioning, designing, and implementing whole towns. Master plans are designed with each community’s values, vernacular, and climate in mind. The pedestrian experience, respect for the land, and celebration of many family make-ups and backgrounds underpin all LOI endeavors. Lew Oliver, Principal of LOI, has undertaken over 40 design charrettes internationally, often with renowned Duany Plater-Zyberk. He was instrumental in the design and development of several communities, including Trilith, Serenbe, Rosemary Beach, and more. He is celebrated for extraordinary attention paid to form and detail. Awards for his work include Platinum and Gold Best in America Living (BALA) Awards for “Single Family Community, 100 Units & Over,” and “Game Changer” (2023), and CNU Charter Award (2021.), among others. lewoliverinc.com

ABOUT THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

P. ALLEN SMITH | P. Allen Smith Fine Gardens and Landscapes P. Allen Smith is passionate about garden design and the health of the planet. As a conservationist, landscape designer, entrepreneur, author, and television host of three programs spanning over twenty years, he is the trusted resource for tried-and-true gardening methods and classic design. The culmination of his design passion is on display at his widely published Arkansas home–Moss Mountain Farm, a 600-acre estate overlooking the Arkansas River. Smith has created landscapes for communities across the U.S. and master plans for private family estates. Allen’s most recent project—the acquisition of Extreme Panel Technologies—offers families at Burton and elsewhere a smart option for home construction, providing superior insulation and energy efficiency, using durable and eco-friendly materials. pallensmith.com

ABOUT THE REAL ESTATE BROKER

ANSLEY DEVELOPER SERVICES Ansley Developer Services, representing the sales and marketing of Burton, offers a powerful platform for new construction, combining local market expertise with national and international reach. Their firm combines skills, relationships, and knowledge of partners with more than 60 years of sales, marketing, and advisory experience, to deliver strategic solutions that minimize risk and maximize returns for residential real estate developers. Backed by Ansley Real Estate | Christie’s International Real Estate, one of the most successful independent brokerage firms in the U.S., with proprietary technology and agency-quality in-house marketing, Ansley Developer Services is an invaluable partner throughout the development process, from conceptual planning through sellout. ansleyre.com Managing Team: Bonneau Ansley, Co-founder & Managing Partner; David Tufts, Co-founder & Managing Partner; Scott Fischbach, Vice President; Tucker Berta Sarkisian, Director of Marketing Realtors: Scott Johnson, MG Farris, Denise Miller

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Floor Plans First Level

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3. DINING & LIVING ROOM BUFFY FERGUSON Elizabeth Ferguson Design 4. PORCH NANCY FELTON NF Design

5. PRIMARY BEDROOM, BATH, & LAUNDRY MAGGIE GRIFFIN Maggie Griffin Design

6. BEDROOM & BATH 2 BEVERLY BARIBAULT Beverly Baribault Design Group

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7. BEDROOM & BATH 3 STEPHANIE WEAVER SHURLING Weaver Shurling Interiors 8. OUTDOOR PORCH/ TERRACE KRISTY HOLCOMBE & PAULA MAY H&M Designs

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Meet the Designers FIRST FLOOR / KITCHEN

DANA LYNCH | Dana Lynch Design Dana Lynch Design, engaged as the preferred design team for the Burton community, has emerged as a sought-after creative team. Her eponymous design firm specializes in partnering with clients during the design and build process to anticipate construction issues and successfully execute complex design features in high-end custom homes. These collaborations result in exclusive designs and fabrication that addresses unique challenges of her clients and provide a client-tailored aesthetic to each of the firm’s projects. DLD strives to push the design aesthetic forward in lieu of repetition or following trends. DLD’s design philosophy is centered around the tension created by the juxtaposition of opposites to activate space. Their detailed, intimate, and thorough design process results in the execution of a shared vision in a meaningful way for even the most discerning homeowners with a strong point of view. danalynchdesign.com

FIRST FLOOR / PREP, PANTRY, & MUDROOM

MICHELE GRATCH | Michele Gratch Interiors Michele Gratch Interiors is an Atlanta-based full-service residential interior design firm focused on creating timeless interiors that are livable, functional, and beautiful. Michele is known for her attention to detail in her designs, her love of color and mixing patterns, and her innate ability to quicky assess her client’s design aesthetic and turn that into something uniquely their own. Gratch is an ideal partner; a great listener with a down to earth demeanor, she provides an enjoyable and collaborative experience for her clients. Her work has been featured in Southern Home, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Atlanta HOME, Modern Luxury Interiors, and she has appeared on the Ballard Designs’ Design School, Episode 1.

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FIRST FLOOR / DINING & LIVING ROOM

BUFFY FERGUSON | Elizabeth Ferguson Design With over two decades of industry experience, Buffy brings a wealth of knowledge to every project. Her design philosophy revolves around creating environments that mirror the unique personalities of her clients. Buffy’s hands-on approach and elevated design sensibility ensure each project aligns seamlessly with her client’s distinct needs. Specializing in luxury residential and commercial spaces, she has showcased her talent throughout the Southeast and beyond.

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NANCY FELTON | NF Design

Nancy Felton, founder of NF Design, brings a vibrant cultural perspective to her interior design work, drawing from her Ecuadorian roots and international experiences. Her designs harmoniously blend diverse cultural elements, creating spaces that are as joyful and transformative as a well-curated wardrobe. Nancy believes a home should uplift and inspire, and she approaches each project with a commitment to enhancing her clients’ lives through thoughtfully designed, personal environments. Her passion for design is reflected in her keen eye for color, bold art, and innovative choices. Nancy meticulously selects materials, colors, and furnishings, ensuring that each project is executed with a strong grasp of architecture, space planning, and material research. Her mission is to craft timeless, meaningful spaces that reflect her clients’ unique identities, whether for residential or commercial properties. nfeltondesign.com

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Meet the Designers FIRST FLOOR / PRIMARY BEDROOM, BATH, & LAUNDRY

MAGGIE GRIFFIN | Maggie Griffin Design Maggie Griffin Design is a full-service residential design studio based in Gainesville, Georgia, with a clientele spanning across the Southeast. Frequently published, featured in showhouses, and recognized in the industry, Maggie, principal, along with associate designers Grace, Havolynne, and Emily, have decades of combined experience. We design for modern Southern living, with spaces that are freshly classic, and comfortable for everyday life. From estate home newbuilds to large renovations and beautiful interiors decorated with care, we take pride in our client relationships, attention to detail, and a traditional sensibility. We are grateful to work with exceptional builders, skilled architects, proficient vendors, and talented tradesmen in the design community. Routinely featured in publications, on podcasts, and in media appearances, Maggie’s work is sought after country-wide. maggiegriﬃndesign.com

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BEVERLY BARIBAULT | Beverly Baribault Design Group The career of Principal Designer Beverly Baribault is rich with success. In collaboration with BBDG Lead Designer Stacey Pelfrey, the portfolio of projects created is diverse and includes exclusive private homes as well as commercial properties. Beautiful design, meticulous details, and personal attention are the marks of success for this design firm. Beverly Baribault Design Group is an award-winning firm with projects published in international, national, and regional publications. bbaribault.com

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STEPHANIE WEAVER SHURLING | Weaver Shurling Interiors, Inc. Weaver Shurling Interiors was created when Stephanie Shurling was starting a new chapter in her life in 2002. Stephanie graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in textiles and merchandising. She came to Atlanta to begin her design journey at the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center. She subsequently worked in high-end residential for Mary McWilliams at Stephen Fuller Designs for over five years. Stephanie married her husband, Fielder, in 2002 and felt like that was the perfect time to chase her dreams of creating beautiful spaces. The influences of growing up near the beach and a southern upbringing added to her style of mixing traditional and transitional elements. Her natural eye to combine color, pattern, and style allows her to draw out the uniqueness of what each client desires. With over 25 years of experience, Stephanie has designed homes across the Southeast. instagram.com/weavershurlinginteriors

SECOND FLOOR / OUTDOOR PORCH/TERRACE

KRISTY HOLCOMBE & PAULA MAY | H&M Designs Kristy Holcomb and Paula May of H&M Designs in Greensboro, Georgia, are passionate about designing interiors and creating custom art in both residential and commercial spaces. We focus our job sites primarily on Lake Oconee, but we always enjoy returning to our hometown of Macon or traveling to Athens to work with clients. We are known for our unpredictable, eclectic style which blends the old, new, modern, and classic to create something unique yet personalized for any home or space. Our style sets us apart as a one-of-a-kind dynamic duo. The most rewarding element in any job is seeing the joy, gratitude, excitement, and smiles on our client’s faces by creating a true dream home. Any job, big or small, has our undivided attention to design exciting and loved creations. We are very honored to be a part of the inaugural Burton Showhouse! hmdesignslakeoconee.com

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KATE DUFFY & CHRISTY SCOTT-SPEARMAN | Duffy Scott Interiors After nearly two decades of working independently, Christy Scott-Spearman and Kate Duffy met through a local designer network and quickly became admirers of each other’s work and then fast friends. In 2021, they decided to combine their talents and founded Duffy Scott Interiors. The Atlanta-based interior design firm has been thriving ever since, with projects located from Midtown to Milton and beyond. Duffy Scott specializes in residential design, including new builds, custom renovations, and full-service furnishings. Blending classical elements with modern design, Duffy Scott Interiors pushes the artistic boundaries of space, creating timeless homes that are bold and stunning, with eye-catching substance and moody style. Their design intent is the personal expression of their clients’ lifestyle. Duffy Scott Home features original art, curated vintage finds, artisan goods, and more. duﬀyscottinteriors.com; duﬀyscotthome.com

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JORDAN VICTORIA | Atelier Jordan Born and raised in Atlanta in a family with strong entrepreneurial and artistic roots, Jordan showcased her creative talents early by drafting blueprints for a dine-in movie theater at age 12. Her artistic journey began as a recording artist with Geffen Records, working alongside Jermaine Dupri at So So Def Recordings. She leveraged her industry connections to launch a luxury event design brand in Los Angeles. Transitioning to interior design, Jordan earned a bachelor’s degree in interior architecture design. She then worked in private aviation interior design for Gulfstream Aerospace, which helped her develop her luxury-lifestyle brand, culminating in the launch of Atelier Jordan, a lifestyle and design studio. As a southern native, she appreciates traditional details and craftsmanship while admiring modern form, as seen in her SOMO™ Luxury (Southern Modern-Luxury) design style. Atelier Jordan is committed to pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. atelierjordan.design

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Fly Fishing with Big T, Soque River Outfitters

One of Georgia’s greatest fly fishing guides, “BIG T.,” owner of SOQUE RIVER OUTFITTERS, will treat you to a fly fishing experience on Wildcat Creek. All ages and experience levels are welcome—beginners may fall in love fast, while avid anglers will love casting with this seasoned pro.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 11 A.M.

Community Tour with Lew Oliver

A unique opportunity to tour Burton with its co-founder and future resident, LEW OLIVER. See the community through his eyes, learn the Burton vernacular style and intricate details, why working with the land is of utmost importance, and hear his vision for the future. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 & 18, 3 P.M.

Community Tour with Bill Lynch

Discover the vision for Burton from town co-founder and developer BILL LYNCH. Learn the rich history of the property, steps taken to honor its heritage and protect the land, and vision for the future. Space permitting, after the tour, hop on the Burton pontoon for a tour of the lake.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2 P.M.

“A Collective Vision for Making Community”

Panel discussion with AUSTIN TREADWELL (McKinney Builders), LEW OLIVER and LIZ TREADWELL (Lew Oliver, Inc.)—an in depth look at how these Burton partners (and family!) took the community from vision to design to implementation.

Guided Hike

Join TUCKER BERTA SARKISIAN for a 2-mile out-andback to see some of the community’s most beautiful natural amenities. Start at the Burton entrance and walk by Wildcat Creek, up into the National Forest and to the waterfall. Trail shoes or sneakers are recommended; hike is easy with a short, moderate climb.

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CONTRACT DESIGNER OF THE YEAR Tate Casper & Jordan Winston of Oxford Design Tampa, FL

ARCHITECT OF THE YEAR TS Adams Studio Architects Atlanta, GA

RESIDENTIAL DESIGNER OF THE YEAR David Frazier West Point, GA

Judged by Ellen McGauley, Executive Editor of VERANDA; interior designer Corey Damen Jenkins of Corey Damen Jenkins & Associates; and architect Aimee Buccellato of Schafer Buccellato Architects, the awards were presented at a celebratory gala on April 25. The announcement of three winners, selected from 26 finalists, marked the culmination of three days of annual industry events known as DESIGN ADAC.

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DECORATING BY ANNA-WOOTEN LOGGINS; RENOVTION ARCHITECTURE BY LAURA HOWARD; RENOVATION BUILD BY WRIGHT MARSHALL; PHOTO BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

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Special Connection

Kristan Moore adds personality and pizzazz to a Buckhead family home in Tuxedo Park Written by NICOLE LETTS

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Curated Collection

The formal living room’s Locust Lane rug coordinates with the walls, painted in Worldly Gray by Sherwin-Williams. The eight sketches were drawn by the homeowner’s great-uncle in the 1920s.

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Standing Tall

Originally a New England Colonial-style home, a 1990s renovation by Harrison Design turned this Tuxedo Park dwelling into a charming English Manor. It’s since seen other renovations, including most recent improvements by David Childers with MacAllan Custom Homes and Charlie Sears with Land Plus.

ATLANTANS FIRST BUILT HOMES in Tuxedo Park in 1904, and its legacy of architectural elegance has remained since. Living in this neighborhood is like owning a piece of Buckhead history. On the exterior, residents are protectors of the past while on the interior, they are pioneers of the future. The Richards family tasked interior designer Kristan Moore of Kristan & Co. to give their circa-1932 estate vibrancy in its next era. The trio, formerly neighbors, worked in simpatico to infuse character and charm. “The most important thing about this house is that it has been a complete collaboration between Britt and Adam and myself,” says Moore. There are touches in every space that the three of us put together.” Now dressed in its traditional best, the home honors its original design while living well for its modern-day family. Inside, happy doses of color welcome upon entering, most notably in the rosy hues that sprout from various corners of the home. Homeowner Britt Richards’ passion for pink is most evident in her formal living room, which is appropriately nicknamed the lady’s sitting room. Here, floor lamps topped with raspberry shades flank the reupholstered tone-on-tone sofa from the couple’s previous home. An abstract by John Torrey takes center stage above the fireplace while eight nudes drawn in

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Statement Piece

The sculptural table from Noir/CFC adds a dose of personality to the foyer. The hand-painted mural wallcovering is by Lori King.

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Sunkissed Delight

The breakfast room covered in Thibaut grasscloth is filled with abundant natural light, giving it a solarium-like feel.

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Color Drench

right Once covered in wood paneling, the study is now a rich shade of blue. below In the powder room, a custom marble sink is a statement against Schumacher’s Whirlpool wallpaper.

charcoal and pencil by Britt’s great-uncle in the 1920s are a cheeky statement. The rug has bits of pink silk cheetah that perfectly match the warm neutral walls, and the room’s French doors open onto the terrace where garden benches are outfitted in none other than pink pinstripes. This refined room sets a balanced tone for the rest of the home. Each distinct space is a harmonious blend of feminine and masculine and curves and clean lines. The nearby foyer is covered in a hand-painted mural by fine artist Lori King, and its centerpiece is a bulbous reclaimed Douglas fir table. The dining room, situated just after the foyer, features a whimsical bubble-esque chandelier. A piece from the homeowners’ growing art collection, Shakespeare’s Horse by Kathleen McLeod, hangs on the grasscloth-covered walls. “We found her in a gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, one day,” says Britt. “It’s a collage, so I find something different every time I look at it. There’s a map of Paris in the piece, and many different colors—it’s layers upon layers.” 87

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Clean Slate

left Once two stories with a Juliet balcony above, the fully renovated kitchen is now a cozy space with warm wood beams and oversize light fixtures from Visual Comfort & Co. below A prime spot for the entertainingloving homeowners, the wet bar features eye-catching green reeded cabinets.

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“WHEN YOU LOOK AROUND THE HOUSE, ALL THE PIECES ARE ORIGINALS FROM DECADES OF COLLECTING THINGS TOGETHER.” —KRISTAN MOORE 90

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Transforming Touches

left Built-in shelves in the family room house special mementos that have been collected throughout the years. right An exterior breezeway was enclosed to form a hallway leading to the primary bedroom. Pecky cypress on the ceiling infuses a natural appeal. below The piano is a family heirloom that has been passed down through several generations.

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Warm & Welcoming

A large-scale rug from Parviz Rug and artwork by Kathleen McCloud anchor the dining room.

Artwork by prevalent regional and national artists adorns many of the walls. “When you look around the house, all the pieces are originals from decades of collecting things together,” explains Moore. In the family room, there’s a painting by William McLure that Britt had commissioned for her husband, Adam, for his birthday. The family’s affinity for art continues in the media room, where there’s a piece by John Sparagana. Even the boys’ bunkroom, meant for multiuse like playing video games and having boyhood sleepovers, has been thoughtfully designed. The mature space is decorated with antiques and a cheery duckprint wallpaper. It will grow with the kids, but for now, it’s their own boys’ club where they choose to sleep nightly despite having respective chambers. Britt delights in the newfound serenity of her primary bedroom and the transformation of her kitchen—which used to be two stories with a juliet balcony—but it’s the piano room that gives her pause. “That piano is probably my most prized possession,” she says. The instrument has been in her family since 1914, and many pianists have played its keys over the years including President Jimmy Carter’s sister and Britt’s uncle who was a music producer in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. “Most important to me, though, is my dad, who passed away 12 years ago. He played that piano nightly, and I often fell asleep on the sofa listening to him play. When people come into this home and play that piano, it brings me so much joy.” The piano is the room’s showpiece, but like many of the spaces in the home, it’s the sentimentality that makes it special. See Resources, Back of Book. 93

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Dreamy Den

left In the primary bedroom, a custom headboard designed by Kristan Moore and covered in blue velvet by Schumacher is the focal point. below Moore selected soapstone for the tub facade in the refreshed primary bathroom.

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Soft Spot

The guest room has feminine details such as floral fabric from Cowtan & Tout and a petite nude sourced during a trip to France.

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Bunk Buddies

above Lee Industries poufs are a funky addition to the media room. The artwork is by John Sparagana. right Moore and homeowner Britt Richards say the kids are so smitten by their bunkroom that they choose to sleep there instead of their respective bedrooms.

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Sitting Pretty

The dining room’s design was born around a family heirloom mirror, which is accentuated by Schumacher wallpaper, a skirted console table, and blue-and-white drapery.

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New Traditional

An expert team takes this Brookwood Hills home next-level with more livable spaces and a young, fresh spin on traditional design Written by ANGELA CARAWAY-CARLTON

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Elevated Design

above and opposite Designer Anna-Wooten Loggins captured the two-story foyer’s original architecture by swathing the formerly white walls in Phillip Jeffries grasscloth wallpaper and adding personal touches, like framed botanical images pulled from an old book she found at Scott Antique Markets.

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IN LOVE WITH THE HISTORIC CHARM of Atlanta’s Brookwood Hills neighborhood, Lizzy and Chandler Brown jumped at the chance to buy this two-story brick stunner for their growing family. Originally designed by residential designer William T. Baker, the home had great bones, but it needed some tweaks to make the young couple’s life with kids easier. Architect Laura Howard, interior designer Anna-Wooten Loggins, and builder Wright Marshall adapted the home to foster the family’s needs and entertaining lifestyle. “Everything we did had the young family in mind,” says Howard. They first knocked down an imposing two-car garage and a small back porch to garner more backyard space. “Removing the garage also came with great reward, as it unveiled a stunning view of the Atlanta skyline,” notes Loggins. Howard designed a porte cochere with elegant lighting and room for storing bikes and strollers, along with a new covered porch where Loggins fashioned an outdoor living and dining area. “The challenge, as always, was to design an elegant addition that integrates seamlessly with the existing house,” says Howard. Landscape architects Land Plus kept the backyard design minimal so the kids could run free on the new turf.

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Fresh Feel

While the family room plays soft when it comes to color, Loggins painted the coffee table and added bold, mustard bouclé fabric on the pillows. A rattan club chair from Bungalow Classic adds texture to the room and relates back to the breakfast nook.

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Tucked Away

right The redesigned breakfast nook features a custom banquette wrapped in Joseph Noble vinyl and a Worlds Away oval table. A Bungalow Classic Sika Design rattan arm chaise adds playfulness.

“While the house had good bones, the lot was tight and we had to make the most of it. The challenge, as always, was to design an elegant addition that integrates seamlessly with the existing house.” —Laura Howard Wallpaper Wonder

left The bar’s whimsical whooping crane wallcovering by Osborne & Little is a nod to the homeowner’s New Orleans heritage. opposite Loggins points out that she didn’t add much to the existing kitchen, only new light fixtures, roman shades, and a fun rug.

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Character Driven

left Loggins kept the formal living room’s original moss green paint hue and designed the room around it. “I love a multifunctional space and this room is just that, providing a perfect spot for entertaining and games,” says Loggins. below The homeowner hosts friends in the formal living room to play mahjong around the game table from Parc Monceau. Music-inspired artwork is by artist Gee Gee Collins through Huff Harrington.

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Quiet Space

The soothing primary bedroom is filled with the client’s existing pieces mingled with new fabrics.

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Loggins infused the interiors with what she describes as a “new traditional style” that defies stuffiness, with a tableau of playful patterns, prints, and bold artwork. Soft hints of blues, greens, pinks, and pops of mustard dot the home, while rich brown antiques elevate spaces. In the entryway, Loggins dressed the former white walls of the foyer with grasscloth wallpaper to better spotlight its architecture. “The archway and the curved walls were so interesting, but they were almost lost with the white paint, so we needed texture to highlight the architecture,” says Loggins. However, the designer kept the existing moss green paint hue of the nearby formal living area and transformed the room into a multifunctional space that’s ideal for entertaining with numerous seating areas and game tables for mahjong. She also sprinkled in touches that call to wife Lizzy’s New Orleans roots, including a music-inspired art piece in the formal living area and a whooping crane wallcovering in the nearby bar. Loggins expertly blended sophisticated touches with durable, kid-friendly fabrics, like a custom vinyl banquette in the revamped breakfast nook, to swoon-worthy pink chairs in the dining room swathed in outdoor velvet. The dining room’s design was born around an heirloom family mirror, which is further accented by the surrounding patterned wallpaper. The team also replaced the family room’s existing French doors with steel windows and doors—which Loggins painted a soft white to maintain a traditional feel. “It’s a home that won’t go out of style,” says Loggins. “There are enough interesting touches that make it young and fun, while keeping the foundation classic.” See Resources, Back of Book.

Soothing Hues

above left An antique desk from Foxglove Antiques is a special moment in the primary bedroom, beloved and used frequently by wife Lizzy Brown. above right While the bathtub and faucet were existing, the designer saturated the formerly white primary bath in a pale green hue and warmed the space with a floral roman shade made with McLaurin & Piercy fabric.

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Dreamer’s Delight

above and right The daughter’s room is packed with patterns, featuring draperies in a sweet floral Alex Conroy Textiles fabric, a custom pink Thibaut fabric-encased chair, and an ottoman draped in a patterned Alex Conroy Textiles fabric. below The girl’s bathroom coordinates with the adjoining bedroom, with butterfly-dotted Caitlin McGauley wallpaper and custom hand-painted sconce shades to match.

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Gentle Breeze

The new covered porch features a fireplace and an L-shaped AuthenTEAK sectional that purposefully divides the lounge area from the dining space.

“It’s a home that won’t go out of style. There are enough interesting touches that make it young and fun, while keeping the foundation classic.” —Anna-Wooten Loggins

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Backyard Charm

above Conceived by architect Laura Howard and built by Wright Marshall of Revival Construction, the home’s new addition includes a covered back porch and a functional yet elegant porte cochere. Landscape architect Land Plus kept the backyard design minimal to optimize the open green space for the family. left Iron curved-back dining chairs with cushions swathed in Perennials fabric surround the Made Goods oval dining table on the new porch.

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ADDRESS A CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA, MOUNTAIN HOME FRESHENS UP FOR A YOUNG FAMILY Written by

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Vantage Point

Renovated by designer Betty Burgess, architect D. Stanley Dixon, and builder Byrd Construction LLC, views of Sassafras Mountain in South Carolina are a dreamy backdrop for a reimagined home’s picturesque setting.

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Lighten Up

The great room holds true to its name after Burgess and Dixon added boards on the vaulted ceilings, painted the same shade of white as the walls, which visually lifted the space. “The ceilings all of a sudden soared,” says Burgess. “It was one of the biggest singular changes,” agrees Dixon.

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Soft Touch

Above the islands by Keystone Kitchen & Bath, oversize pendants covered in Zak+Fox fabric soften and warm the kitchen. The floors are reclaimed heart pine.

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Mountain View

left Open to the kitchen, the new dining room is part of an expansion to the original home and offers ample space to entertain family and friends. below Because the family enjoys cooking, a goal was for the kitchen to work as flawlessly as it looks. Stone from the original space was salvaged and now houses a handsome black Lacanche range and a stone-slab backsplash.

FRESH AIR AND CRISP SUMMER temperatures; car horns and sirens replaced with chirping birds and calm breezes; a sea of trees instead of concrete. This is what a young New York City-based family desired when they were searching for a second home in Cashiers, North Carolina. And when they happened upon a five-bedroom home close to nearby relatives, the timing was just right. The hillside house had great bones thanks to high ceilings, a spacious floor plan, and front-row views of Sassafras Mountain in South Carolina, but with a dated mountain style, an extensive renovation was necessary to transform it into the city escape they were looking for. Designer Betty Burgess’ first order of business was painting the dark boarded walls white to brighten spaces throughout. In the great room, architect Stan Dixon

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Serene Scene above Floor-to-ceiling white tile sets a relaxed mood in the primary bathroom. Mountain views through the window and a shapely Renaissance Tile & Bath tub further foster a spa-like environment.

closed an awkward I Love Lucy-style window that opened to the kitchen and replaced windows and doors with bifold doors that allow for a seamless transition between the indoors and out. “One of the first things we did was open up the vaulted area to capture the spectacular view,” says Burgess. “The porch is amazing, who wouldn’t want to be out there all the time?” A nearly complete gut of the kitchen allowed the team to get creative in their redesign, including the addition of a new dining area and rear porch. “All of the heaviness came out of the house with that kitchen renovation,” says Dixon. Open shelving and cabinetry with a light oak stain sets a graceful tone, while double islands provide ample prep space when hosting. A stone surround kept from the original kitchen adds a sense of historical charm, and oversize pendants dressed in a patterned blue fabric draw the eye upward. “Kitchens tend to be cold with all the appliances, surfaces, and chair legs,” says Burgess. “Any opportunity to soften or warm up a kitchen with fabric, I want to do that.” 120

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Room to Relax

In the primary bedroom, Burgess re-covered a chaise in Claremont fabric that features an organic fern pattern, echoing the home’s natural surroundings. A porch located off the room is an ideal landing spot for morning coffee.

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Character Rich

Above the guest bed is a 19th-century English oil painting of a hunting dog, tucked underneath three pieces of Asian and Italian pottery. “I love my client’s taste in different mediums of art,” says Burgess. opposite Red chairs were salvaged from the home’s previous owners and flank an antique wood-carved sideboard—one of the family’s favorite pieces.

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Dreamy Suite

The girls’ room is a place for play with canopied beds and a pint-size table and chairs. The round linen pendant is from Imprint House.

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Across the house, the primary suite is a quiet oasis. In the bedroom, organic prints and rich neutral fabrics mingle with handsome iron details and abstract artwork, encouraging ultimate relaxation. Nearby, the primary bathroom underwent perhaps the biggest change. “The primary bath was choppy with a separate shower and tub,” recalls Burgess. “Stan had the great idea to open the bathroom into one big water space and pitched the floor down to the center.” Tiled walls and a curvaceous freestanding tub create the spa-like atmosphere the homeowner wanted. And now with a mountain summer under their belt, the design-build team accomplished precisely what the homeowners craved: a home for the family to cherish now and grow into for years to come. See Resources, Back of Book.

Floral Fancy above The hallway carpet looks like sisal but is actually an outdoor rug from Dash & Albert, making for easy cleanup after hikes. The lights above are antique, made from mercury glass. left Sconces from The Urban Electric Co. feature shades covered in a whimsical Caroline Cecil Textiles fabric, which is repeated in the sink’s skirt. The wallcovering is from Botanica Trading.

“HAVING A GREAT BUILDER WHO IS WILLING TO GO THE EXTRA MILE IS KEY FOR THIS TYPE OF RENOVATION, AND WE WERE FORTUNATE TO HAVE THAT.” —BETTY BURGESS 125

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Resources

PAGES 82-97 SPECIAL CONNECTION INTERIOR DESIGN Kristan Moore, Kristan & Co., (404) 680-1828; kristanandcompany.com PREVIOUS ARCHITECT Harrison Design, (404) 365-7760; harrisondesign.com RENOVATION BUILDER

EXPERT WINDOW & DOOR expertwindow.com................................................................... 7

David Childers, MacAllan Custom Homes, (404) 603-8833; macallanhomes.

FIREROCK firerock.us...........................................................................................................BS27

com LANDSCAPE DESIGN Charlie Sears, Land Plus, (404) 238-9595;

FOXGLOVE ANTIQUES & GALLERIES foxgloveantiques.com............................................. 1

landplusassociates.com LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION Hamilton Land Services Inc., (404) 355-3330; hamiltonlandservices.com

GHT GROUP ghtgroup.com............................................................................Inside Back Cover

PAGES 98-113 NEW TR ADITION INTERIOR DESIGN Anna-Wooten Loggins

GRAMERCY FINE LINEN & FURNISHINGS shopgramercy.com................................. PC09

A. Wooten Interiors; awooteninteriors.com RENOVATION ARCHITECT Laura

HARRY NORMAN / ERIN YABROUDY erinyabroudy.com................................................ 27

Howard, Laura Howard, Architect RENOVATION BUILDER Wright Marshall, Revival Construction, (404) 888-9886; revivalconstruction.com LANDSCAPE

HARRY NORMAN REALTORS harrynorman.com................................................................25

DESIGN Land Plus, (404) 238-9595; landplusassociates.com

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PAGES 114–125 AIRY ADDRESS INTERIOR DESIGN Betty Burgess, Betty

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MY MUST-HAVES

BRANDON INGRAM, architect and founder of C. BRANDON INGRAM DESIGN, talks Atlanta design, city dining, and amazing art Produced by THE EDITORS

best of atlanta

“Aside from houses (there are just too many great Atlanta houses to pick a favorite), there are many great buildings downtown, old and new. The Georgian Terrace, Shutze’s Academy of Medicine Building, and the Biltmore Hotel are a few of my favorites. I also love both of Philip Johnson’s skyscrapers, the IBM Tower, and 191 Peachtree Tower. If I absolutely had to pick just one house, it would have to be Swan House.” atlantahistorycenter.com

favorite read

“Other than my library of architecture and design books, I keep a copy of The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran at home and at my office. It’s full of poignant but concise philosophical wisdom on the big questions of life and is one of my favorite gifts to give friends and colleagues.”

strong style “I’ve always been a sucker for a red-brick Georgian, like the kind you so often see in Virginia and the mid-Atlantic. Architects Neel Reid and James Means did them so beautifully here in Atlanta, and I especially admire the more relaxed Southern attitude that their Georgian houses have. Their strictly regimented symmetry, purity of detailing, and, of course, the obligatory formal garden spaces that come with them make me very happy.”

fall tunes

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essential sips “I know it goes against

my Southern roots, but an unsweet iced tea goes with every meal (although when I’m back home, I can’t turn down my mother’s sweet tea!). I’m currently loving anything with mezcal—the smoky flavor feels like fall to me. And a good bourbon or rye is always on our bar, especially this time of year. Widow Jane is a favorite of mine, always neat.” widowjane.com

city eats

“My wife and I both love KR SteakBar and always love snagging a seat at the bar—great atmosphere, interesting cocktails, understated scene, and the best pork chop in town. I also love Bones; it’s an Atlanta institution, and there’s something about the consistency, tradition, and atmosphere that make it feel both elegant and comfortable.” krsteakbar.com; bonesrestaurant.com

art talk

“I love portrait art. Charlie Hanavich is not only a great friend, but my favorite artist; his technique is fascinating to me. I’m proud to say that he’s building quite an impressive penchant for capturing Elvis too! I also am a big fan of Laura Deems. Her bold use of color and abstract composition is amazing.” charliehanavich.com; lauradeems.com

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Atlanta History Center’s Swan House; Widow Jane Straight Bourbon Whiskey; The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran; Study of Graffiti by Laura Deems; Hey Elvis by Charlie Hanavich; One of the bars at KR SteakBar. BAR COURTESY OF KR STEAKBAR; SWAN HOUSE COURTESY OF THE ATLANTA HISTORY CENTER

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