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CONTENTS NOVEMBER 2017 // ISSUE NO.349

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Well Manored A trio of design talents makes its mark in South Georgia with a grand hunting estate that embodies genteel appeal

Prominence of Place It’s an elegant overhaul when designer Liza Bryan and architect Ryan Duffey transform a Buckhead abode

Harmonious Haven Jimmy Stanton designs a dreamy Chastain Park abode for a pair of his longtime clients

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Loving Lately The season’s latest design collections, shopping destinations and mustreads are on our radar for autumn

Young Guns Designer Ansley Ghegan effortlessly blends sophisticated ease with family-friendly practicality

Inﬂuencer Southeastern decorating doyenne Nancy Braithwaite on the art of cultivating simplicity

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visual feast NOVEMBER IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE months of the year in Atlanta. Taking in autumn’s fiery color palette feels far more indulgent when it’s accompanied by cool breezes, and you can practically smell the anticipation in the air. There’s nothing like a holiday as an excuse to get your house in order, and Atlanta’s creative set, from landscape and floral designers to showrooms and upholstery work rooms seemingly work around the clock to complete residential projects just in time for their clients to welcome and entertain family and friends alike. This month’s cover, a dining room inside a newly renovated residence by interior designer Liza Bryan and architect Ryan Duffey (page 50), is certainly a harbinger of that sentiment. Without even realizing the relation, we hired Bryan’s daughter-in-law, floral designer Holly Bryan, to create a showstopping arrangement using the client’s treasured epergne for our shoot. Keeping it “all in the family” might just be a metaphor for employing only the craftspeople who will flawlessly (and timelessly) execute design decisions for your home. There’s a similar sense of excitement in our office, as our mighty staff works at lightening speed to create a welcoming experience at our annual Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse. This marks the ninth year Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles has produced this event, and the newly built house, located on promises to be among our most spectacular thanks to architecture firm Harrison Design and Sheehan Built Homes. Bring on the holidays!

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SCHUMACHER and Condé Nast unveiled the Vogue Living collection, an evocative but eclectic compilation of fabrics and wallcov-

erings. From romantic ﬂorals and charming checks to subtle sheers and sartorial stripes, the fashion-forward collection is designed to create interiors with a distinctive personality and unique point of view, like the pages of the storied publication. Available to the trade at Schumacher, ADAC, (404) 261-2742; fschumacher.com

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Textured Trimming GP&J BAKER calls upon botanical and exotic prints, embroideries and velvets in its new Carnival collection. Fresh for fall, the fun, splashy fabrics are designed with modern living in mind. We’re smitten with the four new trims—Carnival Braid, Samba Braid, Salsa Braid and Tango Braid—which feature designs of diamond trellis, picot, velvet spots and decorative stripes. Available to

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right and below Curated by designer, brand strategist and podcaster Debbie Millman, Text Me: How We Live in Language explores the relationship between typography and language. Millman wanted to create an exhibition reminiscent of our livable environments, so she and exhibition designer Susan Sanders created a series of home-like vignettes.

DESIGN DISCOURSE MODA’s latest exhibition explores the intersection of communication and the visual arts WRITTEN BY

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THE MUSEUM OF DESIGN ATLANTA (MODA) explores the relationship between typography and visual art in its latest exhibition Text Me: How We Live in Language, on view through February 4, 2018. Curated by designer, brand strategist and host of the “Design Matters” podcast, Debbie Millman, the exhibition features objects and artwork by more than 60 artists and designers. “Our ability to communicate, to speak, to text and to write is what helps us deﬁne our world,” she says. “I think communication is a profound manifestation of the human spirit.” Millman worked with exhibition designer Susan Sanders to create the narrative of a livable environment, incorporating elements such as an oversized bed frame, a dining table suspended from the ceiling and a plush sofa. “The notion of being able to understand the world through words and language is something I continue to explore every day,” Millman says. “It’s something that has been a constant thread throughout my life, whether my own work or work I’ve been attracted to.” museumofdesign.org

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ON THE MARK Mark Williams’ eponymous collection of tiles evokes a streamlined sensibility, thanks to clean lines and a uniform sense of chic. This fall, the line introduces eight new motifs FOR ATLANTA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER MARK WILLIAMS, the discovery of water-jet stone mosaics—a minuscule segment of the tile market previously dominated by ﬂorid, feminine fashions—brought the opportunity to transform an industry. Having noted a dearth of strong, structural styles that were also moderately priced, in 2016 Williams decided to create his own: an eponymous collection totaling six successful iterations. Now for fall 2017, his follow-up release comprises eight additional motifs that telegraph chic via clean lines and masculine leanings. A few skew more classical, while others are undeniably modern—inspired by the pre-Deco design trends of the teens and twenties, art movements such as Cubism and the intrigue of a Peano curve. The results are at once stimulating and serene—and uniformly fetching for a bathroom ﬂoor, kitchen backsplash or accent wall. Mix-and-match-able, the mosaics are rendered in creamy marbles like Thassos and Bianco Neve, sooty volcanic rock, rich black porcelains and a taupe tone called Pallasandra, as well as an array of grays ranging from ice to Afyon. Mark Williams Collection is available to designers and retail consumers alike at trade pricing through new ADAC showroom Stonelluxe, where even the coordinating solids, ideal for room perimeters and shower walls, are always kept in stock. Plus, custom orders require a mere 10 weeks from order date, to manufacture in the Turkish factory, to delivery. markwilliams-design.com

clockwise, from top left Classic, shown here on a bathroom ﬂoor, was inspired by classic black-and-white marble ﬂoors. Rain represents a series of marquis shapes that Williams prefers applied onto a vertical surface. Eileen was inspired by design movements at the turn of the century. Hexbox follows the honeycomb trend.

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YOUNG GUNS

CLEAN & CULTIVATED

Ansley Ghegan discovered design at an early age, and it has served her well. After honing her innate talent by working with noteworthy designers, she has discovered her own point of view, creating sophisticated but familyfriendly spaces ﬁlled with style and ease WRITTEN BY Alice Doyle PHOTOGRAPHED BY Sarah Dorio

hen trying to settle on a profession, many people take a few turns here and there, but for Ansley Ghegan, it was a straight path from the start. As a 6-year-old, one of her favorite activities involved cutting samples at Lewis and Sheron Textiles while her mother and grandmother shopped for themselves and their friends. They also took her along to ADAC on their frequent trips, and when Ghegan was only 8, her Christmas list included a sewing machine so she could make her own pillows. “I have always had a passion for design, art and creative endeavors from a very young age,” she says. “I still have shoeboxes filled with fabrics from my youth.” Just two weeks after graduating from the University of Georgia, Ghegan landed a position with Carter Kay and later worked for Beth Webb. “I learned so much from each of them—really invaluable knowledge about running a business, working with clients and developing my eye,” she explains. Now with her own firm, Ghegan is using that knowledge to help families create engaging and comfortable spaces. 20

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She describes her style as transitional with an affinity for including pretty antiques to bring a layered look, using accessories with discretion and favoring a primarily neutral palette shot through with strokes of color. With three young girls, she’s also attuned to rooms that evoke sophistication but are still practical and child-friendly. Her new obsession is Crypton. “This fabric is amazing—it’s bomb proof—you can spill anything on it and it doesn’t soak in,” she says. “You would never know about the practicality when looking at it—there’s faux linen, chenille—really good-looking and -feeling finishes.” In the home of clients Bradley and Richard Soseebe, the designer’s signatures come through beautifully. Serene neutrals are infused with pretty shades of Bradley’s favorite blue. In every room, there’s something that engages the eye, like the loop-fringed ottomans from Bungalow Classic (a favorite resource) in the study/playroom, the barstools in the kitchen with an industrial vibe and the glass-front, weathered cabinet in the master bathroom niche. Ghegan is currently hard at work on her own home in Atlanta’s Meadowbrook neighborhood, which she and her husband, Dru, decided to tear down and rebuild from scratch. Her three girls may have some strong opinions when it comes to their rooms—the phrase “like mother, like daughter” will surely apply.

opposite, top to bottom The kitchen is a classic creamy white with glass-front cabinets; beams with a whitewash finish bring another layer of texture. The light-filled family room and dining alcove’s large windows flood the spaces with natural light. above This multipurpose space provides an upstairs play area for children and a spot for the family to watch the television, which is hidden in a cabinet. left and below The master bedroom includes a comfortable space to curl up with a book and take in the view outside. It’s accented with botanical prints the homeowner picked up at Scott Antique Market. “She favors neutrals and wanted the master bedroom to be an oasis of calm and relaxation,” says Ghegan.

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INFLUENCERS

T H E I N C O M PA R A B L E

NANCY One of the South’s most noted decorators explores the complex process of achieving simplicity WRITTEN BY Suzanna

Cullen Hamilton

The Foundation Nancy Braithwaite’s uncompromising penchant for crafting strong visual statements was established early in her career, when she designed department store windows. Braithwaite’s vignettes captured both the eye and the imagination of viewers. When she relocated to Atlanta in the late 1970s, Braithwaite designed the windows for Deanne Levison American Antiques. Her ingenious window creations, which merged period antiques with engaging witty notes, caused such a stir on Peachtree Road that distracted drivers triggered numerous accidents in front of the shop. “I’ve always loved to have a touch of whimsy in every interior, so I enjoyed creating unexpected vignettes with antiques that made people smile,” says Braithwaite. 22

Interior Expansion The focus of Nancy Braithwaite Interiors has always been on creating comfortable and functional interiors with a disciplined eye for scale and an unyielding demand for the best of every element. In her projects, Braithwaite works with top architects, so that every element of design is carefully considered for the proper light and proportion, from the architecture to the ﬁnal details. A subdued neutral yet rich color palette is one of her signatures. She relies on a unique combination of antiques; contemporary furnishings; and rare, one-of-a-kind, handcrafted contemporary artisan wares to form interiors that meld periods, places, genres and mediums for unparalleled creativity. “I have a passion for interiors that transport, that captivate the senses and envelop the viewer with a bit of wonderment, but without excess,” says Braithwaite. The designer is renowned for her ability to pare down interiors while using well-designed pieces set within perfectly proportioned spaces. “I believe in simplicity; however, I also believe that there is nothing simple about the process or the result,” she says. Braithwaite’s projects have ranged from sublime Atlanta residences to tony penthouses in New York and Chicago to comfortably inviting second homes in Highlands, Kiawah and many other locales.

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“I have a passion for interiors that transport, that captivate the senses and envelop the viewer with wonderment, but without excess.”

The Capstone In 2014, Braithwaite published Simplicity, her oversized interiors book that chronicles decades of her work, in which she reﬁnes form and function to achieve undiluted excellence. The book instantly sold out and required an immediate second printing.

The Horizon Braithwaite continues to design interiors and, through her travels, continues to ﬁnd inspiration in the objects, places and people that propel her quest for masterful simplicity.

top left and right Rare, one-of-a-kind artisan wares and a subdued yet rich color palette are Braithwaite signatures. left The living room of a traditional Atlanta home; the renovation is the work of architect Charles Heydt in collaboration with Braithwaite. opposite, from top Noble rabbit statuaries by Robert Kuo keep watch over the stone pool at a coastal South Carolina home; the steps are punctuated by two lacquered black-copper spheres by Kuo. Braithwaite with architect and friend Norman Askins. Braithwaite’s personal dining room.

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Peace. The home was renovated about 18 years ago,

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with the sellers spending more than $1 million on the

Tuxedo Park château. “There is nothing in Buckhead

landscaping, steel fencing and gates, and a custom

that I’ve ever sold that has a yard like that. You feel like

contemporary pool, Hirsh says.

you’re in Miami or LA when you walk outside,” says Ben

With fountains and a front terrace, the house blends

Hirsh, who has the contemporary home (3627 Tuxedo

entertaining spaces with privacy amid the wooded set-

Road) listed for $2.2 million. The property showcases

ting. Perhaps most striking is what Hirsh says all buyers

a trio of talents—landscape designer Paige Shaw, archi-

seem to desire today: the ﬂat, green lawn. “People

tect James E. Choate III and interior designer William

want to step out into their grass,” he says.

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Scogin and Merrill Elam, and now the entire Rabun Gap compound is on the market for $1.575 million. The 22-acre property has a 2,384-square-foot main house, called Mountain House Modern, and two guesthouses, including a tree house, which earned attention after the couple listed them on Airbnb in fall 2015. The structures are integrated into the site, a poplar forest that has three streams and two ponds, making it “approachable modern,” say Steven Bennett and W. Chester Old, who purchased the property in 2015. Old describes the architecture as playful. “It’s those subtle details that when you live in it, they start unfolding,” says Old. The property, located in Rabun County’s Betty Creek valley, is listed by Harry Norman, Realtors’ Luxury Lake and Mountain team.

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Atlanta gears up for the holidays with an exclusive food and wine event, a festive gift market and AH&L’s annual designer showhouse featuring 20 of the city’s top Lindsey Wohlfrom interior design talents WRITTEN BY

in jewelry, fashion, home décor, garden and more. Guests will also enjoy a fashion show, a raffle, bites from the Polar Express Café and a book signing with artist Steve Penley. Admission is $5, and parking is free. 11/4–11/5. sandyspring-

ssociety.org Les Dames d’Escoffier International (LDEI) kicks off the holidays with its 17th annual AFTERNOON IN THE

COUNTRY, held at Foxhall Resort & Sporting Club. Attendees will enjoy food prepared by Atlanta’s top chefs, fine wine and premium microbrew pairings, live jazz music by Theresa Hightower, a

clockwise, from above Erin McIntosh at Gregg Irby Gallery; Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles' Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse; Pascal Bouterin at Huff Harrington Fine Art; The Elegant Elf Marketplace.

with a stately English country feel. The

cake raffle featuring Atlanta’s top pastry

showhouse is open Thursdays through

chefs and a silent auction. Proceeds

Sundays, and guests can enjoy special

from the event will benefit Atlanta

programming each weekend. Through

LDEI’s fund for women in the hospitality,

12/10. atlantaholidayhome.com

culinary and beverage arts; The Giving

French artist Pascal Bouterin’s solo

GREGG IRBY GALLERY hosts Geor-

Kitchen; Georgia Organics; The Atlanta

show comes to a close this month at

gia artist Erin McIntosh for a solo show

Community Food Bank; and others.

HUFF HARRINGTON FINE ART.

debuting her newest works on Friday,

11/5. ldeiatlanta.org

Bouterin’s newest works highlight his

Nov. 10, from 6 to 8 p.m. The colorful

Celebrate the art of interior design

recent travels and his love of anything

collection, featuring paintings and works

at SOUTHERN STYLE NOW, a three-

musical, particularly jazz percussion. His

on paper, explores the relationship be-

day festival set in historic Savannah,

abstract urban scenes and landscapes

tween the composition and the palette

Georgia, featuring art exhibitions, panel

are soft and romantic, evoking a dreamy

and investigates diverse compositional

discussions, antiques and architectural

feel through layers of pigment, paint

structures. Her works will be on display

tours, book signings and a designer

and medium. Through 11/11. huffhar-

at the gallery throughout the year. greg-

showhouse. Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’

rington.com

girbygallery.com

Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Ralls will

Ring in the holidays at Atlanta Homes

Get a head start on holiday shopping

moderate When the Starts Align, where

& Lifestyles’ 2017 HOME FOR THE

at the seventh annual ELEGANT ELF

Southern designers Suzanne Kasler,

HOLIDAYS DESIGNER SHOW-

MARKETPLACE. The two-day gift mar-

Richard Keith Langham, Bill Brock-

HOUSE, benefiting Children’s Health-

ket, which benefits The Sandy Springs

schmidt and Courtney Coleman, will

care of Atlanta. Tour the work of Har-

Society’s philanthropic grants program,

share their insights on their careers,

rison Design, Sheehan Built Homes and

features more than 80 regional and

inspirations and remembering the past

20 local interior designers at this year’s

local artists, food purveyors and gift

while designing the present. 11/9–11/11.

home, a newly built Buckhead estate

vendors offering handmade creations

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Naomi Von Habersham RECENTLY, I RETRIEVED A BOX that I had squirreled away in one of my closets ages ago. You can imagine my thrill when I discovered old magazine articles featuring interiors assembled by Atlanta’s design greats of yesteryear, like Edith Hills, Ed Kilby and David Byers. At the time I clipped these articles (we’re talking the 1970s, ’80s and early ’90s), the designers’ work was the height of Atlanta fashion, but looking at these photos decades later, the rooms are no less ravishing—proof that these decorators knew a thing or two about creating timeless interiors. One reason these designers’ reputations have been left intact is that they were not known to fall victim to the design trends of their eras. That’s not to say some of them didn’t embrace chintz a little too enthusiastically in the 1980s, when the fabric was seemingly everywhere. But for the most part, they knew what worked and which decorations would stand the test of time, and the result was interiors that never screamed the decade in which they were created. The psychedelic colors and plastic furniture that were so popular in the early 1970s? Byers and his ilk never indulged in either. They wouldn’t have dreamed of it. Today it’s more difficult to avoid the latest fashions entirely, what with social media broadcasting them ad nauseam. But I will say that, more often than not, Atlanta designers and homeowners are adept at navigating a landscape pockmarked with dubious trends. Quality is paramount to many of us, which is at least a partial guarantee that our homes will maintain some degree of timelessness. So, too, is our steadfast affection for antiques, which have a way of providing rooms with everlasting appeal. In fact, I have a feeling that if I were to clip articles from this very magazine and put them away for a couple of decades, what I will likely find down the road are homes that look just as good in the future as they do today.

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5 QUESTIONS FOR:

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the

Midtown welcomes a much anticipated culinary hub thanks to THE CANTEEN, a microfood hall in Tech Square conceptualized by the team behind West Egg Café and The General Muir WRITTEN BY

Scoop NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS:

BUCKHEAD Andrews Square continues its

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dramatic revitalization with the introduction of two new concepts: BAR

AMERICANO and BAR CREMA, to be housed in the former East

WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO CREATE THE CANTEEN? We saw an

Andrews Café & Bar space. Con-

opportunity to appeal to a variety of people, but most importantly,

ceptualized by the team behind

this was an opportunity to get in front of the Georgia Tech crowd—

Decatur’s The Pinewood and Ponce

whether it be faculty, staff or some of the big offices around here.

City Market’s The Mercury, the pair

You could easily have four of five different tastes come to this market

will open for lunch and dinner. Bar

and be satisfied. The opportunity to open this sort of smaller version of Krog Street Market on the Georgia Tech campus was influenced

Americano serves up a new take on Italian classics, while Bar Crema offers desserts, gelato and coffees.

by the space and the location.

The bialy and smoked trout sandwich from TGM Bagel.

HOW DID YOU ENVISION THE STALLS WORKING TOGETHER?

Also located in Andrews Square

We looked back to Krog Street and how we could fit Fred’s Meat &

is Buckhead’s new destination for

Bread and Yalla into 1,000 square feet and still do the numbers that

all things wellness. SAMA: FOOD

FOR BALANCE, which opened they were doing. We had an opportunity here to expand that and to

in September, offers an Ayurveda-

have a prep kitchen. Each stall offers something different to guests,

inspired menu featuring everything

and that’s really what we set out to do.

from matcha lattes and green juice

WHY HAVE COMMUNITY FOOD HALLS FOUND SUCH GREAT

to adaptogen-powered smooth-

APPEAL IN ATLANTA? I think they offer so many different things for

ies and balance bowls. Sama,

so many different people. Restaurants have always been a sort of

which means “balance,” also offers regular meditation practices in a

experience for dining but also for entertainment. I think at food halls,

500-square-foot meditation studio.

you can walk around, you can sit with your party for a while, you can

samafoodforbalance.com

grab a drink. I think that’s what The Canteen is for Midtown and what

WHAT WAS YOUR VISION FOR THE DESIGN OF THE STALLS?

Birmingham-based Revelator coffee, which purchased Octane Coffee earlier this year, is now tak-

We wanted each to have their own identity, and at the same time we wanted the entire market to have clean lines, feel up-to-date and

space in the Shops Buckhead At-

modern. We wanted it to feel welcoming and warm, but for each stall

lanta. Called MOURNING DOVE,

to still feel differentiated.

the new concept is a standalone

WHAT DOES THE CANTEEN BRING TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD?

venture with pastry chef Andrea

We do everything from scratch—make our own bagels, our own

Kirshtein, formerly of Empire State South. In addition to Revelator

bread, our own pastrami. We’re really happy with the results. I think a

coffee, the shop will serve food and

restaurant should be somewhere where people are happy. From the

alcoholic beverages. theshops-

music to the lights to the people that work here, we want to convey

buckheadatlanta.com

that. thecanteenatl.com

ing over the former Corso Coffee

THE CANTEEN BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN; SCOOP COURTESY OF REVELATOR

Krog Street Market is for the BeltLine.

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In the master bedroom of this singular South Georgia hunting lodge, interior designer MALLORY MATHISON

GLENN infused feminine ďŹ&#x201A;ourishes, such as a traditional four-poster bed, elegant valances and a treasured collection of Rose Medallion china against a soft celadon damask by ScalamandrĂŠ. The mirrored sconces are by Visual Comfort and the linens are by Leontine Linens.

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A TRIO OF DESIGN TALENTS MAKES ITS MARK IN SOUTH GEORGIA WITH A GRAND HUNTING ESTATE THAT EMBODIES GENTEEL APPEAL

Live oaks gracefully frame Brannville Plantation, a home designed by architect Brandon Ingram of C. Brandon Ingram Design and built by Joe Noah of Noah & Associates. A circular driveway allows guests to be dropped off at the front portico as rocking chairs beckon. opposite The entry hall provides a ﬁrst impression of the home’s classically inspired but fresh interiors. Given the foyer’s neutral base, Ingram took the opportunity to step up the millwork with elaborate cornices and ornate casings and pediments over doorways.

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above A bold mix of seating options in the spacious living room—a red cheetah-print cane chair mingles next to a classic Hickory Chair wing chair—further add to the home’s collected effect. “It’s very traditionally based but never feels too formal or precious,” says interior designer Mallory Mathison Glenn of the room’s aesthetic. Upping its eclectic appeal is its color palette, in which rich ruby reds and cerulean blues are layered with more neutral tones of toffee and honey. left “When you have so many rooms that are open and grand, we wanted to create a space that was a little bit compressing,” says Ingram when describing the main gallery. “It saturates you visually and spatially with architectural detail and rich color.”

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SITUATED IN THE RED HILLS REGION OF SOUTH Georgia, the main house at Brannville Plantation is as impressive as the pristine parcel of hunting land it anchors. On approach, the stately home quietly begins to reveal itself as a thoughtfully cultivated heirloom that celebrates Southern grace and gentility. The home’s story begins in 2012, when the estate’s owners, Joe and Fran Brannen, approached Atlanta architect Brandon Ingram. At the time, the Brannens were staying in the property’s hunting lodge (designed by renowned Southern architect W. Frank McCall

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Jr.) but were seeking to build a larger home that could serve as a backdrop for entertaining and ultimately be passed down through generations. “From our very first meeting, it became apparent that they wanted to do something very fine, not a typical run-of-the-mill house,” recalls Ingram. Always favoring a team approach to design, he introduced the Brannens to landscape architect Carson McElheney and interior designer Mallory Mathison Glenn in the project’s initial stages. “They wanted a young team in place that could give them a 37

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Beauty meets comfort in the dining room. While many of the room’s elements could read heavy on paper, such as the tapestrybacked velvet chairs or the handmade Dennis & Leen crystal chandeliers, Glenn brought freshness to the space with strategic splashes of saturated color. “The room is a good mix of old and new, bold and timid,” says Ingram, “a reﬂection of the clients, and South Georgia attitude in general.”

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The kitchen opens directly onto the dining room and was designed to be every bit as elegant. This was accomplished through delicate fretwork details, white marble accents and unique brass lighting. The cabinetry was designed by Ingram and fabricated by Morgan Creek Cabinet Company.

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Glenn infused the master retreat with feminine ďŹ&#x201A;ourishes such as a traditional four-poster bed, elegant valances and a treasured collection of Rose Medallion china against a soft celadon backdrop. The drapery and wallpaper are ScalamandrĂŠ, the large chest and ottoman are Hickory Chair and the lamp is from Parc Monceau. The club chairs are by Charles Stewart and the rug is Stark.

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below Delicate ﬂorals play up the sweet sophistication of the Princess Suite, designed for the Brannens’ granddaughters. opposite Abiding by a “no risk, no reward” mantra, Glenn went for major impact in the Blue Room by enveloping it in an intricate chinoiserie wallpaper by Brunschwig & Fils. She repeated the pattern on the drapery and chairs as a nod to historic English country homes.

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classically rooted house that still felt very fresh,” says Ingram. “All three of us were under 35 at the time, and the Brannens really allowed us to prove ourselves by giving us full creative rein,” adds Glenn. “In an age where everyone is looking on Pinterest or Houzz and coming back with all these ideas, the Brannens said, ‘Show us your vision’ and trusted us to drive the whole process.” The team did not disappoint. McElheney began by extensively surveying the land and siting the home among a grove of centuryold oak trees. “I spent hours with Mr. Brannen and his son walking the quail woods to find that perfect placement. We came upon these majestic live oaks that now frame the house,” he says. Despite its grand proportions (24-foot columns greet visitors on the front portico), 45

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The home’s upper level offers many moments for guests to rest their heels. While wicker rockers on the back porch balcony provide a relaxing spot to soak in the exceptional views, guests can also sink into the upper hall's plush club chair with a bourbon in hand from the adjacent bar.

the house never reads as overly imposing, a credit to Ingram’s skillful approach to the architecture. In a nod to the regional vernacular, he melded elements from a range of styles such as Federal, Greek Revival and Georgian, thus giving the home a quiet familiarity. “When you’re working on a home this large, every little detail matters,” he notes. Nowhere is this more apparent than at the home’s core, where he connected an open suite of spaces—living room, dining room and kitchen— through architectural delineations such as a graceful elliptical arch and column screen that also provide each room with a purposeful intimacy. This fine attention to detail was also paramount in Glenn’s design scheme. At the request of Fran—and inspired by Pebble Hill Plantation in nearby Thomasville, Georgia—each bedroom of the home was to be named and take on a personality of its own. Rising to the challenge, and simultaneously paying tribute to the Brannens’ passion for travel and nature, Glenn brought varying themes to life in spaces such as the Africa Room and the Bird & Thistle Room. The latter, featuring a luxe Brunschwig & Fils chinoiserie wallpaper, showcases the designer’s bold use of saturated color and pattern, a common thread she used throughout the home to give its historically inspired bones a fresh and youthful perspective. 46

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above and left From the project’s onset, Ingram worked in tandem with Glenn, either accelerating or scaling back a room’s architectural detailing according to her design scheme. For example, pared-down spaces such as the Africa Room feature more ornate millwork. Here, the bed is recessed into an elliptical niche for added dimension. right Flora and fauna is a common theme throughout the home, a tribute to both the Brannens’ passion for hunting and the property’s natural surroundings. In the powder room, Glenn commissioned a hand-painted Gracie wallpaper that incorporates Cherokee roses, persimmon, butterﬂies, quails and other critters native to South Georgia.

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All the while, McElheney continued to shape the verdant landscape. “It’s crucial to respect a site’s architecture and natural features. I would constantly arrive well before sunrise to study the light patterns that would dance across the gardens and the house,” he explains. The end result is a clean and classic landscape that complements the home’s timeless character. 48

Four and a half years after Ingram’s first meeting with the Brannens, the main house was ready to host family and friends. “It would have been a disservice to rush this project,” says Glenn. “The clients were incredible about gifting everyone on the team the time to create something spectacular.” It was indeed well worth the wait. See Resources, Back of Book.

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The homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s abundance of historical references spills out onto the back porch, where a delicate balcony rail, inspired by the classic sheaves of wheat architectural motif, tempers the porchâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s powerful composition. For the planters, McElheney gathered inspiration from drawings by Atlanta architect Philip T. Shutze dating to 1929.

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In the midst of exquisite crystal, gilt and antique case pieces, a Regency-style, black-lacquer dining table gives this room its solid center of gravity. Flowers by Holly Bryan Floral & Botanical Design.

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pictured and opposite The living room-cumstudy is moody but mindful. Collectively, its dark walls, bold brass and symmetrical sightline almost recall the well-mannered glamour of Dorothy Draperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Victorian Writing Room at the Greenbrier Hotel. Even the handsome card table could easily sub as a writing desk.

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AFTER SPENDING MORE THAN 30 YEARS AT A HOUSE in a notable Buckhead development, one homeowner decided it was at last time to shape it up for the 21st century. Initially, she and her husband wished to improve only the connection between the interior and exterior (including the pool, the patio and a now-octagonal porch), but as their designer, Liza Bryan, soon revealed, there was much more to be remedied. The kitchen layout needed improvement; the main level rooms deserved to relate to one another more appropriately; and there was a disconnect between the home’s anterior and posterior. “I remember telling them, ‘We’re going to touch every space in this house. It’s a great house, a great location, a great lot, but it needs total updating,’ ” says Bryan. “The front of the house was classic, almost Georgian in style,” says Ryan Duffey, the architect Bryan brought to the project, but the inside remained true to the architectural bones of its early ’80s roots. His plans for improv53

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above The Dessin Fournir wing chair is one of designer Liza Bryan’s favorite touches. “It gives you the height you need by the ﬁreplace without looking like Grandma’s chair,” she says.

opposite Thanks to a 60-inch round dining table and six high-back chairs covered in a high-tech DeLany & Long fabric, this casual dining nook is anything but basic. Drapery fabric, Galbraith & Paul.

ing and refining the architecture included a smarter kitchen footprint, bolder cased openings between rooms and high-quality materials with low-maintenance benefits. Once the possibilities were clear, so was its potential, and Bryan and Duffey both give credit to the entire design-build team for the success of this project, notably builder David Childers of Macallan Custom Homes, metalsmith Charles Calhoun, landscape designer Alex Smith of Alex Smith Garden Design and Vintage Lumber Sales, which supplied and installed elements such as river-recovered cypress and antique oak beams (even once painted white, the old-growth wood retained its depth of character). “One of my favorite things is to whitewash or paint old beams. You get the texture and the grain, but the color is more integral to the color scheme than dark-stained wood,” says Bryan of the ceiling treatment in the kitchen and family room. Her work on the furnishings was just as complex a process as the interior architecture. Besides acquiring many elegant new pieces (Bryan’s favorites such as Holland & Company, Dessin

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To coordinate with the rusty tone of the ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s avian photography, Bryan chose a chocolate brown herringbone for the McAlpine Home counter stools and updated them with unlaquered brass hardware. opposite The foyer is the ďŹ nest example of the architectural details envisioned by architect Ryan Duffey; builder David Childers; and Morgan Creek Cabinet Co., which built out the paneled walls and deep casement openings.

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Fournir and Waterworks are well represented), the designer led focused efforts to edit down the couple’s decades’ worth of acquisitions—many with significant meaning. “We kept only her best antiques, only her best china, only her best silver,” explains Bryan, who has a great deal of experience helping clients “let go”—both figuratively and literally. Among those retained from a lifetime of collecting were Queen Anne–style dining chairs and an antique console in the dining room, a honey-colored blanket chest in the master, a smattering of favorite china reimagined as wall decor and an epic collection of original photography. Though the husband considers himself a hobbyist, Bryan and Duffey are both quick to equate him with a professional artist. “He’s an avid amateur photographer and has so many incredible images of Africa,” says Bryan. “Their love for Africa and travel has played such a big part in their lives and the way they decorate their home.” In a previous house Bryan had designed for the couple, African accents were introduced in a straightforward manner. This time around, Africa appears most prominently in photographs: framed birds in the kitchen, giraffes in the friendly family room, sunsets and cityscapes in the stately living room. 57

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left In the master bedroom, window treatments made with Galbraith & Paul fabric mingle with a reproduction Oushak rug, a British Colonial bookcase, a heirloom

blanket chest and a few pieces of blue-andwhite china. above An elegant built-in bathtub replaced the original Jacuzzi to bring the light-ﬁlled room into the 21st century.

Bryan designed whole rooms around these images—something we see reflected in the living room’s dark walls and the white kitchen’s tawny accents. Still, design moments like these became stronger with the architectural details designed to support them—namely, the millwork and cabinetry drawn by Duffey and executed by Morgan Creek Cabinet Co. Nowhere is this attention to detail more evident than in the foyer, where the home’s interior connects effortlessly with the American Colonial character of its façade. Extra-wide casement openings create a sense of prominence and place, while concealed custom cabinetry in the form of paneled walls in the living and dining rooms are outfitted with touch-latch openings, providing an invaluable amount of storage space. While the effect is striking, the purpose was far more practical: the living room’s dark-grey paneled walls, for instance, hold everything from flower vases to board games that the 59

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grandchildren play when they come to visit; in the decidedly glamorous dining room, some of the cabinets are lined with Pacific Silvercloth for air-tight storage of silver and china. Upstairs, the bedrooms were furnished with several classic pieces—some of them heirlooms, others culled from a previous project Bryan completed for the owners—but Bryan was careful to create fresh showstoppers, including classic fabrics and crisp, custom linens for the beds. In the master bath, a formerly tight footprint was transformed into a light, bright space where every square foot was used sensibly. Waterworks fixtures add polish, while walls of mirrors bounce sunshine around the room. While redesigning this home may not have been a task for the faint of heart, the project’s design professionals did so with impressive finesse, a spirit of collaboration and an overall impression of ease. Because of their efforts, the Georgian flair of the façade is reflected in strong, stately interiors better suited to these homeowners than any new construction ever could have been. Essentially, it’s a house with an old soul and a new heart. See Resources, Back of Book.

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An upstairs guest room is packed with dressmaker details, including custom linens by Jacksonville, Floridaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s The Linen Ladies, crewelwork lumbar pillows from Ryan

Studio, a Sister Parish pattern on the window treatments and chaise longue, upholstered headboards featuring a knotted motif, and upholstered benches with skirt pleats.

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Cradled by a Boston ivy-clad brick wall, the pool surround strikes a balance between the simple and the formal. Thanks to valiant efforts by Duffey, Childers and landscape architect Alex Smith to

alter the rear courtyard and hardscapes (including the addition of an octagonal porch), the pool and outdoor living spaces now relate to both each other and the house naturally and seamlessly.

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BECAUSE OF THEIR EFFORTS, THE GEORGIAN FLAIR OF THE FAÇADE IS REFLECTED IN STRONG, STATELY INTERIORS. ESSENTIALLY, IT’S A HOUSE WITH AN OLD SOUL AND A NEW HEART. 63

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Jimmy Stanton painted the parlor of this Chastain Park home Benjamin Moore’s Briarwood, a striking dark khaki. “It’s light during the day and takes on a beautiful darker glow at night,” Stanton says. Artwork by Jill Holland available through Gregg Irby Gallery. opposite Dramatic, dark gray walls create a striking statement in the dining room, where an Aerin crystal chandelier glitters above a dining table and Bernhardt chairs.

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HARMONIOUS

HAVEN Stanton Home Furnishings proprietor Jimmy Stanton designs a dreamy Chastain Park abode for a pair of his longtime clients WRITTEN BY STYLED BY

Claire Ruhlin

Eleanor Roper

PHOTOGRAPHED BY

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The family room boasts views of the home’s sprawling backyard. The chandelier, wingback chairs, coffee table, rug and ottomans are from Stanton Home Furnishings. The faux horn chairs are Bernhardt. opposite Stanton suggested the Buskos paint the home’s exterior (limestone included) a soothing white. Stanton also replaced the original front door with ﬂoor-to-ceiling metal windows. “The house just glows, and the front door is such a statement,” he says.

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WHEN ERIC AND MARY BUSKO DECIDED TO MOVE THEIR FAMILY of four into a newly built Chastain Park manse requiring loads of design decisions, they knew without hesitation that designer and Stanton Home Furnishings owner Jimmy Stanton—who had worked with the couple on previous projects—was the right man for the job. Mary, who has ties to the interior design industry herself, first discovered Stanton after seeing his work featured in an issue of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles. As fate would have it, she found out that Stanton’s Westside showroom was also a registered dealer of some of her favorite furniture manufacturers. She and Eric promptly enlisted him to design their mountain home in Sapphire Valley, North Carolina, and the rest, as they say, is history. “It’s just so fun to work with Jimmy because he’s always positive; he’s such a great person inside and out,” says Mary. “I feel lucky that he took us on again.”

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above Shiplap on the walls and ceiling make the breakfast room feel enveloping. Table, chairs, rug, chandelier and console from Stanton Home Furnishings. Vintage basket, A. Tyner Antiques.

The admiration was mutual. “I think we worked so well together with the first home, they let me have full rein,” says Stanton of this Chastain Park project, which required his input on everything from wood floor finishes and paint selections to important interior design decisions. The first order of business was to replace the existing front door with a wide expanse of metal floor-to-ceiling windows. To brighten the home’s dark exterior, Stanton gave the new brick a fresh coat of white paint, which was also applied to the exterior limestone, an 68

unconventional move that would ultimately prove to be one of the Buskos’ most-loved touches. When it came to the interior decisions, Mary found herself gravitating toward a minimalistic, white palette after looking to magazines and Pinterest for inspiration. Daunted by the idea of living in an all-white home, she was initially hesitant to trust her instinct, but Stanton convinced her to go with her gut, suggesting that they incorporate rich color in the more formal spaces, such as the walls of the dining room and the parlor on either side of the

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Bernhardt barstools sidle up to a custom countertop by builder Monte Hewett Homes. Visual Comfort pendants add contrast to the white kitchen, while subway tile adds a timeless layer. Cutting boards from Robuck. Montes Doggett pottery from B.D. Jeffries.

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home’s commanding entry foyer. “When you walk in the front door all you see is white; then to the left the dark gray dining room, and to the right, you see the dark khaki parlor,” says Stanton “They’re like two jewel boxes.” True to his word, Stanton kept the rest of the home white, which creates a bright, peaceful glow throughout thanks daylight stream70

ing in through to its multitude of windows. “We wanted a clean, fresh look, with all of the beautiful windows letting in bright light and greenery,” he says. This scheme is perhaps most evident in what proved to be the Buskos’ and Stanton’s favorite area of the home: the adjoining kitchen, living room and breakfast areas, which give the appearance

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left An abstract artwork from Stanton Home Furnishings rests on an easel from the Buskosâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; own collection in the serene master bedroom. The bed, nightstands, hide bench, round table and chairs are Bernhardt. The lamps and chandelier are through Stanton

Home Furnishings. Bed linens and pillows, Peacock Alley. Pottery, B.D. Jeffries. below A pair of metal mirrors from Stanton Home Furnishings punctuate the master bath, which feels as light and bright as the bedroom. Towels and accessories from Erika Reade.

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“I FEEL THAT SIMPLE, CLEAN AND CLASSIC IS ALWAYS THE BEST.” — JIMMY STANTON

of a single, large living space. In the kitchen, Stanton replaced a standard window above the sink with a large iron-framed one that “completely changed the space,” the designer says. “I feel that simple, clean and classic is always the best.” Large, iron-framed windows also overlook the sprawling backyard and pool. “To me that’s part of the room,” says Eric. “There’s 72

something like 19 windows, so it’s very bright. I love how all three rooms all have their own personality, but they fit well together. It’s very lively and inviting.” Both designer and clients couldn’t be happier with the project’s outcome. “It’s a great house for entertaining,” says Mary. “We like to have bunches of friends over for dinner or music. Jimmy’s a gift in so many ways.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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below A Restoration Hardware dining table and Bernhardt chairs provide an inviting retreat for the Buskos to entertain al fresco. All tabletop accessories from B.D. Jeffries.

opposite The expansive backyard, which also includes two covered sitting areas, offers plenty of room for Mary, Eric and their two daughters, ages 11 and 13, to relax and roam.

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NOVEMBER 2017 // ISSUE NO. 349 Pages 34-49 WELL MANORED ARCHITECTURE Brandon Ingram, C. Brandon Ingram Design; (404) 205-5245; cbrandoningram.com INTERIOR DESIGN Mallory Mathison Glenn, Mallory Mathison Inc.; (404) 313-2214; mallorymathison. com LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Carson McElheney, Carson McElheney Landscape Architecture; (404) 467-1690; carsonmcelheney.com BUILDER Joe Noah, Noah & Associate; 404) 347-3550; noahandassociates.com Pages 50-63 PROMINENCE OF PLACE INTERIOR DESIGN Liza Bryan, Liza Bryan Interiors; (404) 848-0588; lizabryaninteriors.com ARCHITECT Ryan Duff ey, J Ryan Duff ey Architect; (404) 816-2325; jryanduff ey.com BUILDER David Childers, Macallan Custom Homes and Renovations; (404) 603-8833; macallanhomes.com Pages 64-73 HARMONIOUS HAVEN INTERIOR DESIGN Jimmy Stanton, Stanton Home Furnishings; (404) 351-3890; stantonhomefurnishings.com BUILDER Monte Hewett Homes; (404) 459-6080; montehewetthomes.com Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation: 1.Publication Title:Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles 2.PubNo. 000-636.3.Filing Date 9/12/17 4.Issue Frequency Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec. 5. 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linens when the brilliant blue of the ocean is outside. Furthermore, an epic day devoted to eating is terrifying to foodfearing Angelenos because one extra serving of bread can set a person back weeks in training. And why would anyone waste time eating when there are waves to surf? Thanksgiving menus in Los Angeles read like a cleanse at a posh spa. Dry-roasted turkey served with a side of quinoakale salad and a roasted root vegetable slice constitute a luxurious meal in this tablespoon-portion town. Dessert is an anathema, so a Thanksgiving splurge might include one demitasse cup of vegan gelato or six berries of choice—no vanilla ice cream topping to be found in this zip code. The bright-green palm fronds against the deep-blue ocean are stunning in Los Angeles; however, at Thanksgiving, fires, football games, rustling leaves and luscious smells wafting from the kitchen hold my heart. I’ll gladly surf in January, but in November, the only place I want to dive into is a Southern Thanksgiving table.

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Moonlight & Mistletoe WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Be among the ﬁ rst to preview this year’s Home for the Holidays Showhouse at our opening-night party! This is the only opportunity to enjoy the home’s holiday lights at night. Guests will enjoy bites and cocktails, meet the designers, tour the house and kick off the holiday season in style. Cocktail attire. Valet parking. Tickets, $175 each; must be purchased in advance at atlantaholidayhome.com

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Design Journeys with John Lineweaver and John Oetgen 10:30 – 11:15 A.M.

Boxwoods Marketplace RUN OF SHOWHOUSE Pick up gifts for everyone on your list! Shop high-end decor, home accessories, garden goods and other fun ﬁ nds from Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts. Stop by this special pop-up shop on the terrace level after you tour the Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse.

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“See, experience and enjoy more.” Interior designer John Oetgen once posted a photo, taken at the London Photo Fair, of these words on his Instagram account. They perfectly sum up what his life in travel is like with graphic designer John Lineweaver. Enjoy listening in as this dynamic and hilarious duo shares how traveling far and wide feeds their insatiable creative curiosity and informs their respective design work.

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Daring Holiday Flair: Floral Demonstration with Canaan Marshall SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25; 1 P.M.

An Eye for Beauty: Rooms That Speak to the Senses with Beth Webb

Floral designer Canaan Marshall offers tips and tricks for creating festive holiday ﬂ oral arrangements and adding fresh ﬂ air to seasonal decor. A Georgia native known for his ability to add striking beauty to any occasion, Marshall will teach guests how to repurpose fresh greenery, create holiday arrangements with any material and produce eye-catching designs at any budget.

11:30 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. Beth Webb believes that regardless of who we are or what kind of style we prefer, beauty and comfort are paramount for any home. Treating each room as an environment of its own, her design elevates the everyday by speaking to the ﬁ ve senses. In her talk, Webb explores the fundamentals of creating a home in which every element we see and touch enhances our ability to live well. After the presentation, Webb will sign copies of her new book, An Eye for Beauty: Rooms That Speak to the Senses.

How to Bring Fashion Home with Alice Cramer, Meredith McBrearty and James Wheeler

Crafty Cocktails and Gifts with Mandy Landefeld and Kimberly Sundt SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2; 1 P.M. Mandy Landefeld of Sumptuous Living and Kimberly Sundt of Pineapple Ponderings come together to celebrate the season with holiday cocktails and gifts. Landefeld is a master mixologist and will show guests how to make three crowd-pleasing holiday cocktails (sips included!). Sundt will then demonstrate how to take the elements of each cocktail and turn them into a hostess gift or a fun takeaway for guests. @sumptuousliving; @kimberlysundt

1:30 – 2:15 P.M. Moderated by Kevin Knaus, Regional Director for The Fashion Group International of Atlanta Inc. There’s no doubt that fashion and interiors inﬂ uence one another. Industry insiders say it takes an average of two years for fashion trends to fully integrate into the home furnishings market. Fashion expert Kevin Knaus explores the topic with three wildly stylish designers, Alice Cramer, Meredith McBrearty and James Wheeler. Listen in as they reveal how fashion runway trends of color and pattern are transformed into luxury interiors, and discover how the clothes we live in serve as endless inspiration for the spaces we inhabit.

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When he was 12, William H. (“Bill”) Harrison began working as a draftsperson in an architect’s office every summer and on Saturdays. By the time he entered the Georgia Institute of Technology, he was already more than familiar with the ﬁ rst year’s architecture curriculum. After graduation, Harrison continued his education touring the architecture in Europe and the Americas.

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cabinetry designer Bell Cabinetry & Design For over 25 years, Bell Cabinetry and Design has been one of the most widely recognized custom cabinet companies in the U.S. and beyond, specializing in handcrafted, furniture-style cabinetry for every room of the home. Unique in its approach to the market, the company is driven by a youthful enthusiasm and a passionate desire to create the most stunning and lasting products made in America today. Beni Borza, senior designer at Bell Cabinetry and Design, has been working in the kitchen and bath industry for over 15 years, and this is the third consecutive year that he designed all of the custom cabinetry for the Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse. An element of surprise and level of uniqueness has been added to each room of the home. bellcabinets.com

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Barbara Westbrook WESTBROOK INTERIORS

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arbara Westbrook, a native of Virginia, launched Atlanta-based interior design firm Westbrook Interiors in 1992 after working under the tutelage of venerable talents Nancy Braithwaite and GandyPeace. For 20 years, she has made her mark on Atlanta interiors employing her signature style: tasteful, tactile, timeless and simply elegant. Unlimited in scope, her extensive design vocabulary ranges from casual American and formal English to French modern, and Westbrook’s inviting approach to design has yielded high-style results in traditional, transitional and contemporary interiors.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Entry Hall, Second Floor Hall, Rotunda Walls & Ceiling Farrow & Ball; Ammonite No. 274 Second Floor Ceiling Farrow & Ball; All White No. 2005

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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Westbrook added texture and character to this abode in the form of antiques. See “Tied to Tradition” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Kay Douglass & Dixie Peeples KAY DOUGLASS INTERIORS

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ay Douglass interiors opened in 1996 in Atlanta. A few months after an inspirational trip to France with a design client, Douglass’ retail showroom, South of Market, opened on Peachtree Hills Avenue. In 2007, Dixie Peeples, joined the Kay Douglass Interiors and South of Market design team. Peeples has been a vital part of the business ever since, assisting with every facet of the design and retail businesses. Kay Douglass Interiors projects have been featured in publications such as Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Veranda, House Beautiful, Architectural Accents and the Russian, French and Brazilian editions of Elle Decor. Recent projects include homes in Alys Beach, Florida; Lake Rabun, Lake Burton and Savannah, Georgia; New York City; and Houston, Texas.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Dining Room Walls Farrow & Ball; Blackened No. 2011

MALI AZIMA

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Moody hues and contemporary furnishings cultivate a cozymeets-cosmopolitan home. See “Modern Milieu” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Meredith McBrearty MEREDITH MCBREARTY INTERIORS

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fter seven years of experience in the field, Meredith McBrearty established her own firm in the spring of 2009. McBrearty received a bachelor’s degree in 2002 from the University of Alabama, majoring in interior design under a under a program accredited by the Foundation for Interior Design Education Research (FIDER) and National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). Her work has been featured in Décor, Traditional Home, Lonny and Southern Home Magazine. Now based in Atlanta, McBrearty takes pride in paying incredible attention to detail. She feels it is important to listen to each client and ensure their needs are reflected in the end result. The goal of each project is to create a beautiful, timeless interior that is fresh and modern, yet comfortable.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

PAINT COLORS Breakfast Room Walls Farrow & Ball; Clunch No. 2009

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Kitchen Walls Farrow & Ball; Shaded White No. 201 More resources at atlantaholidayhome.com

Symmetry and artwork give this home a sophisticated yet inviting energy. See meredithmcbrearty.com

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Shayelyn Woodbery SHAYELYN WOODBERY INTERIORS

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tlanta native Shayelyn Woodbery was a founding partner of Penna Design before launching her eponymous design firm in 2010. She specializes in high-end residential design and is versed in projects of all natures: classic, modern, transitional or somewhere in between. The firm approaches each project with the intention to create a cohesive design plan reflective of the clients’ lifestyle and personal taste while helping them create a home that is classic, serving them for years to come. Woodbery strives to come at design from both a spiritual and aesthetic angle and is often inspired by the colors and proportions of nature. She also finds great inspiration in the world of fashion, a place where ideas, passion and creativity culminate. She has completed extensive work throughout the Southeast, and her work encompasses new construction, renovation and commercial endeavors.

PAINT COLOR Keeping Room Walls Farrow & Ball; Pitch Black No. 256

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

MALI AZIMA

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This bright family room doubles as a formal living and entertaining space. See “Exotic Influence” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Yvonne McFadden Y. MCFADDEN LLC

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s an Atlanta-based interior design firm, Y. McFadden LLC embraces the concepts of simplicity, practicality and functionality to create luxurious, high-end spaces. Their goal is to provide clients with a tailored and beautiful solution for the home that completes and enhances their style of living. McFadden has over 12 years of experience in the industry. She was named one of Atlanta’s 15 Under 40 Designers by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles in 2014, and the firm was selected to be the sole designer of This Old House’s first Idea Cottage in 2015. Her firm’s work has also appeared in Southern Living, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Southern Cottage, Beautiful Kitchens & Baths and This Old House.

PAINT COLOR Covered Porch Farrow & Ball; Elephant’s Breath No. 229

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

EMILY FOLLOWILL

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For this master suite, McFadden adopted a softened version of black and white, charcoal and natural linen. See “Country Classic” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Lauren Davenport Imber DAVENPORT DESIGNS LTD.

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auren Davenport Imber is the owner of Davenport Designs Ltd. After graduating with a degree in interior design from American Intercontinental University in Atlanta, Georgia, she founded her design firm in 2003. Specializing in commission of both highend residential and commercial projects, she strives for a collaborative design process by combining solid business practices, open lines of communication and attention to detail. She is committed to guiding clients thru the construction and renovation process, as well as the decoration of their spaces. Her philosophy, “the space is only successful if it represents those living in it,” has allowed her to be recognized by her clients for her endless dedication, timeless style, and the ability to create effortless and comfortable spaces. Davenport was recently named a 2017 Young Gun by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

PAINT COLORS Mudroom Ceiling Farrow & Ball; Shaded White No. 201

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Main Laundry Walls Farrow & Ball; Oval Room Blue No. 85

EMILY FOLLOWILL

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A formerly red bed frame was painted a soft blue-green with a strie ﬁ nish in this cool, quiet master bedroom.See “Transitional Twist” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Robert Brown ROBERT BROWN INTERIOR DESIGN

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obert Brown has built one of the nation’s most distinguished interior design firms by combining his sophisticated style with solid business practices and sharp attention to detail. Brown transitioned into interior design after spending more than 20 years in the fashion industry. His experiences lend a unique business perspective and inform his well-tailored aesthetic. Brown was named Southeastern Designer of the Year byVeranda magazine and has accumulated more than 20 American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) awards, including the prestigious President’s Award. Brown regularly consults with various design-related businesses and is a frequent industry speaker.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Living Room Walls Farrow & Ball; Pelt No. 254

Bar Ceiling Farrow & Ball; All White No. 2005

SARAH DORIO

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Brown employed a calming neutral palette, inspired by a trip to Paris, in this study. See “Southern Showstopper” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Alice Cramer ALICE CRAMER INTERIORS

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lice Cramer launched her design career in Atlanta in 1993. She caters to clients throughout the Southeast, offering a unique aesthetic vision and delivering projects punched with the unpredictable. Cramer creates spaces that are welcoming, clever, comfortable and never overdone. With over 25 years of experience, her ability to listen and translate a client’s needs into a lifestyle is what truly sets her apart. “Style is personal. It’s the way we put things together that gives us our own vibe,” she says. “For me it is mixing the high and low that is intriguing.”

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Bedroom 2 Walls Farrow & Ball; Wevet No. 273

Bath 2 Walls Farrow & Ball; Pink Ground No. 202

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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This century-old Ansley Park abode received a masterful addition. See “Mindful Makeover” at atlantahomesmag.com

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aura Walker began her design career while living in London and Milan. Upon returning to Atlanta in 1993, she established her design firm, Laura Walker Ltd. With a broad knowledge of antiques and the European market, she set about incorporating a more eclectic mix into the Southern aesthetic. To further her vision, she opened Verde Home by Laura Walker in 2006. Verde Home has since grown into a 6,000-square-foot showroom offering custom rugs and upholstery, curated by Walker to produce a look that is layered and comfortable.

PAINT COLORS Bedroom 5 Ceiling Farrow & Ball; Dix Blue No. 82

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Bedroom 5 Trim Farrow & Ball; Stiffkey Blue No. 281

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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A hand-tufted rug with a marbled effect is part of walker’s Verde Home Grand collection and served as the main inspiration for this grand hall. See “The Italian Job” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Jimmy Stanton STANTON HOME FURNISHINGS

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immy Stanton owns furniture showroom Stanton Home Furnishings, located in Atlanta’s Westside. The 14,000-square-foot showroom ranges from modern to traditional, selling items directly off the floor. Stanton has been featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Country Living, Creative Loafing, Decor, Domino, House Beautiful, Lonny, Lucky, Rue, Southern Living and Veranda. Additionally, he has participated in multiple showhouses throughout the region.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

PAINT COLOR Upstairs Lounge Walls, Ceiling & Trim Farrow & Ball; All White No. 2005

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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Stanton blended the traditional and the fresh in his Madison, Georgia, home, an 1831 Greek Revival manse. See “Land of Plenty” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Patricia McLean PATRICIA MCLEAN INTERIORS INC.

mcleaninteriors.com (404) 266-9772

PAINT COLORS Bedroom 3 Walls Farrow & Ball; Shaded White No. 201

atricia McLean is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science in furnishings and interiors. She established her firm in 1985 while working at ADAC. Her alma mater awarded her the UGA Bulldog 100 Award for business and the Dean’s Award for the College of Family and Consumer Sciences. Governor Perdue selected McLean to design the ballroom at the Georgia Governor’s Mansion. She also designed The St. Regis Residences Traditional Model Home and a St. Regis Showhouse master bedroom, which all took home ASID awards. McLean was named Honorary Regional Designer for the Cashiers Designer Show House and Honorary Design Chair of Atlanta’s Cathedral Antiques Show. Her work reflects her knowledge of antiques, and she specializes in the customization of paint colors, finishes and fabrics. Her projects are imagined and created to be balanced, beautiful and beguiling.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Bedroom 3 Trim Farrow & Ball; All White No. 2005

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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A series of vignettes are brought together by McLean’s signature layering of antiques and fabrics. See “Elevated Classic” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Mallory Mathison Glenn & Elizabeth Graves MALLORY MATHISON INC.

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allory Mathison Inc. is a design firm with classic influences enhanced by a fresh, updated perspective on interiors and lifestyles. Enduring design paired with an original vision for today punctuates Glenn’s approach to projects. Original art, spectacular finds and vast knowledge of the market are combined with a discerning eye to create statement interiors for gracious living that highlight the individuality of her clients. Glenn is the principal designer, and Elizabeth Graves is the associate designer at Mallory Mathison Inc., based in Atlanta. Creating gracious, authentic interiors edited to reflect the best of today’s design is the hallmark of the firm’s portfolio. Formal training, combined with the unique ability to translate a client’s vision, is evident in both residential and commercial endeavors.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO PAINT COLOR Bedroom 4 Walls Farrow & Ball; Lulworth Blue No. 89

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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The formal living room is an exercise in both elegance and femininity with a mix of antiques and streamlined furnishings. See “Pretty in Prints” at atlantahomesmag.com

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John Oetgen OETGEN DESIGN INCORPORATED

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PAINT COLORS Master Bedroom Walls Farrow & Ball; Shaded White No. 201

n Atlanta/New York native, John Oetgen is widely known for elegant interiors that truly captivate with show-stopping art and his signature touch of whimsy. His residential projects include homes in New York, California, Mexico, Florida, Colorado, New Mexico, St. Barts, Paris, Washington, D.C., and the greater Southeast. His work has been featured in many national and regional publications and books, including Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Elle Decor, House & Garden, House Beautiful, Interior Design, Southern Accents, Southern Home, Veranda and W. Since founding Oetgen Design in 1977, Oetgen has given his time and talents to a number of charities and organizations, including AID Atlanta, Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta History Center, Atlanta Symphony, the High Museum of Art and SCAD.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

Master Bedroom Window Farrow & Ball; Mouses Back No. 40

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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Oetgen imbued this dining room with a spectacular sense of occasion. See “Design Supremacy” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Cathy Rhodes CATHY RHODES INTERIORS

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fter graduating from Vanderbilt University and spending nine years in corporate banking, Cathy Rhodes decided to turn her weekend design hobby into a career. She launched her design business in 2000 and has been helping clients create comfortably elegant homes ever since. Rhodes is adept at combining traditional design elements with a touch of glamour to create timeless and inviting spaces. Her goal with every project is to create a home that her clients look forward to coming home to and entertaining in. Rhodesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; work has been featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Renovation Style and Better Homes & Gardens. Her work can be found in Atlanta as well as North Carolina, South Carolina, Vermont and Arkansas.

PAINT COLOR Master Bath Walls Farrow & Ball; Skylight No. 205

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

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Traditional meets chic in this serene, cool-toned bedroom. See cathyrhodesinteriors.com

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James Wheeler J. WHEELER DESIGNS

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imeless livable spaces that tell a story. That’s what interior designer James Wheeler has been recognized for, along with his sophisticated style and steadfast ability to deliver exactly what his clients want. A Georgia native, Wheeler founded his firm in 2012 after a decade of experience designing residential interiors. His classic-meets-contemporary style has been injected into residences from coast to coast. Wheeler’s methodology is led by the philosophy that the home should be a haven and the primary centerpiece for life’s moments. His work has been featured in Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Domino, Real Simple, Rue and Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

PAINT COLOR Study Walls Farrow & Ball; Shaded White No. 201

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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Taking cues from exterior stonework, James Wheeler opted for materials with a rugged appeal when designing this outdoor retreat. See “Design Supremacy” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Illuminate your Imagination. Visit the Visual Comfort & Co. lighting gallery in our showroom

1240 West Paces Ferry Road NW | Mon - Sat. 10-6, Sun by appointment 404.237.8271 | mathewsfurniture.com | @mathewsatl

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Ground Floor Powder MEET THE DESIGNER

Clary Bosbyshell MARGAUX INTERIORS LIMITED

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lary Bosbyshell of Margaux Interiors Limited, daughter of designer Margaret Bosbyshell, grew up immersed in the world of design. Clary developed her eye for aesthetics at a young age, spending her days among antiques markets and art galleries, swatch books and fabric samples. A University of Georgia graduate who has studied design in Cortona, Italy, Clary spent years in the world of fashion merchandising, further honing her eye for smart and stylish design. She joined Margaux in 2009 and has been creating compelling designs ever since.

PAINT COLOR Main Floor Powder Ceiling Farrow & Ball; All White No. 2005

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

EMILY FOLLOWILL

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When designing this home for a family of seven, Bosbyshell made sure to employ performance fabrics in the breakfast room. See “The Perfect Match” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Levantina Atlanta is the premier destination for those searching for exquisite natural stone including quartzite, marble, granite, soapstone, travertine and onyx. Our contemporary showroom and state-of-the-art warehouse offers the best quality and variety of stone to reflect your vision.

2017 Southeastern Showhouse. Natural stone from Levantina- Calacatta Retro marble. Bathroom designed by Matthew Quinn, Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio. Fabrication: Atlanta Kitchen. Styling: Thea Beasley. Photographer: Galina Juliana LEVANTINA ATLANTA. 2499 Newpoint Parkway 300. Lawrenceville, GA 30043 T 678 436 5439 â&#x20AC;˘ atlantasales@levantina.com â&#x20AC;˘ levantina.com

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Front Porch & Pop-Up Shop

MEET THE DESIGNERS

Randy Korando & Dan Belman BOXWOODS GARDENS & GIFTS

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n Atlanta favorite since opening in 1995, Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts offers a variety of contemporary and vintage furnishings, decorative accessories, antique treasures and gifts—all complemented by an amazing plant department. Boxwoods Home features an inspired selection of table linens, furniture, barware, dinnerware, glassware, serving pieces, candles and deluxe soaps, along with a superbly curated women’s boutique and a charming baby department. Located in the heart of Buckhead’s West Village, Boxwoods is truly a shop no visitor should miss.

DESIGNER PORTFOLIO

PAINT COLORS Front Porch Farrow & Ball; Elephant’s Breath No. 229

ERICA GEORGE DINES

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Contemporary accents cultivate a classic-meets-modern dining room. See “Bold and Bright” at atlantahomesmag.com

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Built with a view in mind For the past 70 years, Windsor has taken pride in producing a top-quality line of windows and doors that helps create one-of-a-kind homes through nearly endless product combinations. A blend of unique designs, expert craftsmanship

and high-performance technology inspires builders, architects and homeowners. And with thousands of available product possibilities, from stylish hardware to stunning colors and contemporary finishes, Windsor can meet all your new construction, renovation or replacement needs.

Now imagine what you can do.

Call us today to learn more or visit ImagineWithWindsor.com to see performance information, hardware and glass options, and download the free Windsor Windows & Doors product guide.

Thank you Harrison Design & Sheehan Built Homes for choosing Windsor Windows for the 2017 Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse.

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A masterful mix of original fine art and functional art for the home. LUXE GIFTS | FINE ART | SCULPTURE | HOME DECOR ARTISAN FURNISHINGS | DESIGNER LIGHTING

26 Winters Street Marietta GA 30060 404.400.7535 MarkayGallery.com

CABINETRY & DESIGN FOR YOUR HOME LIVING 1570 Holcomb Bridge Road, #740, Roswell, GA 30076 (770) 552-DOVE â&#x20AC;¢ dovestudio.com Open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Photographer: Amelia Tatnall, Bloom & Lo | Interior Design: Lisa Parke, Eye for Design Kitchen & Bath Designer: Jenny Lyons, Dove Studio

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LUXURY IS IN THE DETAILS R EAL ESTATE R E D E FI N E D

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