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CONTENTS FEBRUARY 2016 // ISSUE NO.328

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Style Redux The 2015 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Home for the Holidays Showhouse is nothing short of a visual feast.

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Hot List

It’s only February, but 2016 is

already heating up thanks to design-industry activity in Atlanta and beyond.

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Classic Recognition The Southeast chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art recognizes excellence in design and architecture for the 10th year.

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The scoop on Dixon Rye’s fresh Westside Ironworks space.

Discovery: The Georgia Museum of Art The Athens, Georgia, museum remains a national resource of multiculturalism.

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Shop Talk: Edgar-Reeves An everexpanding inventory matches the growing list of clients at this esteemed lighting resource.

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Real Estate Property Report Calendar Cultural happenings around Atlanta Naomi On predicting trends Dish Dispatches from the local culinary scene Etc. Marcia’s favorite place: fireside Editor’s Letter Resources + Ad Index Cover photographed by Erica George Dines

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EDITOR’S LETTER

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atlantahomesmag.com We’ve completely renovated! Don’t miss the

OUR FEBRUARY ISSUE OFFERS A GLIMPSE into the current state of Atlanta design. Of course, it’s always been our purview to highlight the city’s top-tier designers who are making waves both here and across the country, but this issue also shines the spotlight on esteemed design and manufacturing firms who currently have a laser-like focus on Atlanta and its coveted position as the next big thing.

In our annual Hot List (page 12), we’re granted a first look at a fresh collaboration between renowned French handcrafted range manufacturer La Cornue and Atlanta designers Suzanne Kasler and Matthew Quinn. We also garnered a one-time, all-access pass to Himitsu, the ultra-exclusive Tokyo-style cocktail concept created by famed British designer Tom Dixon, who enlisted local artisans to craft the moody interiors of this dramatic Buckhead space.

And, finally, with our post-event coverage of the 2015 Home for the Holidays Showhouse (page 65), we feature an in-depth look at cuttingedge architecture, interior design, custom cabinetry and a host of other highly specialized trades that never fail to awe with superior workmanship. We are grateful to have the opportunity to work so intimately with such extraordinary design talents, even if it did come along with a few frazzled, gray hairs. It’s a sacrifice we’re willing to make, so that we might showcase only the best of the best our ever-expanding and mighty design community has to offer.

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IDEAS // DISCOVERIES // DEBUTS

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Renowned British designer TOM DIXON makes his U.S. design debut at HIMITSU, Umi’s new, Tokyo-style Japanese cocktail

bar. With an exclusive and reservation-only guest policy, an immaculate beverage program spearheaded by creative director Shingo Gokan and a menu by Umi’s Fuyuhiko and Lisa Ito, it’s only fi tting that the windowless interiors (with banquettes by Bjork Studio and art by Todd Murphy) are the ultimate in moody opulence.

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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES’

HOT LIST It’s only February, but already the local design community is poised to take 2016 by storm thanks to fresh collaborations with industry behemoths and a renewed interest in Atlanta as the epicenter of Southern style.

Hidden Jewel WINDOWLESS AND ONLY ACCESSIBLE VIA PASSCODE OR iris scanner, Umi’s new Japanese cocktail lounge appropriately takes the name HIMITSU, or “secret.” The speakeasy-style format came to fruition at the hands of an all-star team, including co-owners Farshid Arshid and Charlie Hendon, executive chef and co-owner Fuyuhiko Ito, creative director Shingo Gokan, director T. Fable Jeon and British designer Tom Dixon of Design Research Studio.

Boasting 30 different surfaces—including blackened and fumed white oak floors and ceilings, an all-copper bar and Verde marble table tops—Himitsu marks DRS’s debut U.S. project. Meticulously orchestrated design elements, based around a rich, inky Todd Murphy painting, are the ultimate in luxury.

Deep teal banquettes built by Björk Studio stand out against the black interior, as do Dixon’s translucent copper MALT lightHIMITSU: ANDREW THOMAS LEE

ing globes. Elevated cocktails (part of a program spearheaded

by Gokan) are served in Baccarat stemware, and with a seating capacity of 70, the intimate space exudes exclusivity. “The idea is that you could be dressed up or dressed down and still feel comfortable,” says Arshid. “It’s got industrial and luxurious, and we play off of both.” umiatlanta.com

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HOT LIST STYLE NEWS

PERSONAL TASTE New Orleans designer and rising star RIVER SPENCER blends quality finishes and classic appeal with her eponymous line for TRITTER FEEFER, which made its debut at High Point Market in the fall. Every piece—which includes barstools, chairs, consoles, benches, dining tables and more—may be custom ordered in any metal leaf, painted or lacquered finish imaginable. Featuring delicate lines and whimsical structure, each is an expression of Spencer’s immaculate and taste. Available at Tritter

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Feefer, ADAC, (404) 500-3681; tritterfeefer.com

SUZANNE KASLER’s fresh collection for HICKORY CHAIR, revealed at High Point this fall, is already making a splash in Atlanta at the Westside’s BUNGALOW CLASSIC. Rooted in tradition but imbued with a chic, modern twist, we’re partial to the Eden side table with legs of antique brass finish and stately Chatham lounge chair. Available at Bungalow Classic,

(404) 351-9120; bungalowclassic.com

TOUCH OF BRASS WATERWORKS has expanded its Henry Collection, influenced by the intersection of industry and art, with unlacquered brass finish. The result is a chic and of-the-moment cross-section that bridges the gap between modern and traditional, utilitarian and classic. Available at

All the Trimmings As a follow up to his Performance fabric collection with Sunbrella, KERRY JOYCE launches a line of Performance Trim by Kerry Joyce textiles. Woven in Sunbrella’s 100 percent solution-dyed acrylic fiber and designed to coordinate with the textiles, the trims are available in nearly 40 colors, and are synonymous with Joyce’s understated but elegant aesthetic. Available at Grizzel & Mann, ADAC, (404) 261-5932.

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HICKORY CHAIR: DAVID CHRISTENSEN

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LA CORNUE: NATHAN KIRKMAN

FRENCH CONNECTION Renowned interior designer SUZANNE KASLER and leading kitchen-and-bath expert MATTHEW QUINN, both Atlanta-based, lend their signature style stamp to third-generation, hand-crafted French range manufacturer LA CORNUE. The collaboration, revealed in January at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS), showcased distinctive new color palettes inspired by Kasler’s and Quinn’s unerring eyes and unique purviews. La Cornue is

available to the trade at Design Galleria Kitchen & Bath Studios, ADAC, (404) 261-0111; designgalleria.net, and to consumers and the trade at PIRCH, (404) 341-7555; pirch.com

CITY OF LIGHTS At its January 2016 International Gift & Home Furnishings Market, AMERICASMART, Atlanta’s sky-high citywithin-a-city unveiled one freshly expanded showroom and two fresh debuts. Known for its elegantly informal but quality English furniture, MR. BROWN LONDON more than doubled its current showroom space on the 9th floor of Building 1. Also revealed was a combined corporate location for MATOUK and JOHN ROBSHAW TEXTILES (also on Floor 9) and a stand-alone location for LIBECO on Floor 15. mrbrownhome.com; matouk.

com; johnrobshaw.com; libeco.com; americasmart.com

Contemporary Classic New England furnituremaker THE NEW TRADITIONALISTS may have a stunning New York showroom complete with a stocked bar, but the innovative, high-quality brand is now available further South at ERNEST GASPARD & ASSOCIATES. Crafted in a New England Factory, the classically inspired line offers pieces in a multitude of customizable finishes, colors, fabrics and stains—from striking red-dyed walnut and hand-painted weathered maple to zebra print and metallic leather. Available at Ernest Gaspard, ADAC, (404) 233-8645; ernestgaspard.com

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HOT LIST

GRAPHIC REFRESH With its relocation from ADAC West to Buckhead Square in the former Container Store space fresh on its heels, PORCELANOSA continues full-speed ahead, with fresh product for 2016. Among them is FOREST, a line of tex-

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RISE & SHINE

At Fall High Point Market, venerable home furnishings company BAKER

George Sellers and Bradley Clifford's cutting-edge collection of

revealed the company has tapped

objets d’art, from serpentine lamps to faux-bois consoles in the

Chicago- and New York-based designer

form of cast plaster, resin and bronze, have garnered quite a

KARA MANN to reimagine its MILLING

following since its launch as the ARETÉ COLLECTION in 2014,

ROAD collection. The resulting moody

and its freshest clean-lined iterations, such as the Compass Rose

mix—Kara Mann Collection for Milling

console, pictured, are no exception. Through Bungalow Classic,

Road—are 54 statement pieces rooted

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in tradition but infused with Mann’s signature flair. Think classics with attitude, from caned chairs with sharp, geometric shapes to dining tables with “fluid” metal legs. Beyond the unexpected finishes (ink hues), materials (metallic accents) and silhouettes (sharp shapes), the real winning details are the line’s accessible price points. Available at Mathews Furniture;

(404) 237-8271; mathewsfurniture.com

Daring Design Inspired by J BANKS DESIGN GROUP founder and president Joni Vanderslice’s frequent trips to Africa, KRAVET’s new Tanzania fabric collection, designed by the South Carolinabased firm, presents a contemporary interpretation of traditional tribal designs. The performance fabrics and trims feature graphic patterns, colors and textures, a nod to traditional African cloths and carvings. Kravet, ADAC, (404) 816-7941; kravetcontract.com

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Since its launch in October at the hotly anticipated Westside Ironworks development, designer Bradley Odom’s DIXON RYE showroom has staked its claim as the nucleus of the West Midtown design district. Odom, an award-winning SCAD graduate and ASID designer, has classified his store with a pared-down approach, following the mantra “buy better, fewer things.” Sprawling 4,800 square feet, the space features industrial elements such as an original crane system, exposed beams and soaring ceilings, which provide the perfect backdrop for merchandise that includes pieces by artisans, craftsmen and designers, as well as custom upholstery designs by Odom himself and finds from Sabin, Astier de Villatte and Jefferson Hayman. Dixon Rye, (404) 883-3939; dixonrye.com

2016 COLORS OF THE YEAR Each December, the design industry awaits with bated breath the announcement of PANTONE’s Color of the Year.

This year, the international color authority revealed not one but two shades: Rose Quartz, a pale pink, and Serenity, a baby blue hue.

The pair, whether combined or used individually, was selected to convey feelings of both respite and well-being.

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by Judy Bentley (above).

Happy Chic KATE SPADE NEW YORK took High Point Market by storm this fall with the introduction of furniture for EJ VICTOR, lighting for VISUAL COMFORT and rugs for JAIPUR. The comprehensive collection, which consists of more than 300 pieces across four categories, reflects traditional and modern influences, but with a twist, like subtle bow accents, and expressly feminine color palettes. EJ Victor and Visual Comfort are available at Mathews

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DIXON RYE: DAVID CHRISTENSEN. JUDY BENTLEY: EMILY FOLLOWILL

Pictured are Kravet fabrics

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STYLE NEWS

SPRING datebook February 4-7, 2016 Designer Suzanne Rheinstein, Veranda Editor-in-Chief Clint Smith and author Julia Reed are among the highlights of a speaker and book signing series at this year’s CATHEDRAL ANTIQUES SHOW. On February 5, Reed will make an appearance at an exclusive party at a luxurious Buckhead estate, where guests will enjoy the witty essayist’s signature wit, humor and sophistication, along with drinks and hors

March 6-10, 2016

d’oeuvres. The event’s signature Tour of Homes, held Febru-

Design-industry titans India Hicks, Cynthia Rowley, Mary

ary 7, takes visitors inside five of Atlanta’s storied private

McDonald, Nathan Turner and a host of new media innova-

residences. cathedralantiques.org

tors and luxury home-and-garden leaders will convene at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead for the 2016 DESIGN

February 12–14, 2016

BLOGGERS CONFERENCE. This year, the can’t miss annual

THE ANTIQUES AND GARDEN SHOW OF NASHVILLE

event, which also includes the Garden Bloggers Conference,

kicks off its 26th season on President’s Day weekend with

is followed by the Home Design Digital Marketing Summit

a keynote program featuring GWYNETH PALTROW and

(3/8-9) and ADAC’s day-long Digital Day (3/10).

interior designer WINDSOR SMITH. The three-day event

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will showcase more than 150 fine antiques and horticultural vendors, alongside inspirational garden spaces and lectures.

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Other featured speakers and panelists include Honorary

Save the date for Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ annual READ-

Chair Bunny Williams, Brian McCarthy and Mark D. Sikes,

ER DAY at ADAC. This year’s event will include discussions

among others. antiquesandgardenshow.com

and booksignings from Atlanta’s most renowned interior de-

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signers, architects and restaurateurs. atlantahomesmag.com

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ LUXURY LIVING SHOW returns

March 19-20, 2016

to Phipps Plaza’s Monarch Court this year with the installa-

The JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ATLANTA TOUR OF KITCHENS

tion of a brand-new kitchen, bath and outdoor living concept

offers entrée into 14 of Atlanta’s finest kitchens and raises

by Bell Kitchen & Bath Studio, CSI Kitchen and Bath and

money for the nonprofit, whose community initiatives benefit

Diversified Cabinet Distributors. Celebrity designer MARY

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Conference on March 8. atlantahomesmag.com

The inaugural SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE & GARDENS beckons spring with the unveiling of a 20,000 square-foot-home at 3800 Northside Drive in Buckhead.

from left to right The Junior League of Atlanta’s Tour of Kitchens returns in March. India Hicks headlines at the 2016 Design Bloggers Conference in Atlanta. Author Julia Reed makes an appearance at the Cathedral Antiques Show. Mark D. Sikes headlines the Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville.

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KITCHEN BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

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A STORIED EVENT WHAT, WHEN AND WHERE: Tenth Annual Shutze Awards, sponsored by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art Southeast, on February 27, 2016, at the Piedmont Driving Club’s Grand Ballroom, a Shutze design.

THEY’LL BE THE JUDGES: Awards are decided through a blind judging process by industry leaders from outside the Southeast region.

CLASSIC RECOGNITION

The Southeast chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art awards excellence in traditional architecture and design at the 10th annual Shutze awards.

WRITTEN BY Karen

Carroll

This year’s jurors are architect Mark Ferguson of New York firm Ferguson & Shamamian, landscape designer Kathryn Herman of Doyle Herman Design Associates in Greenwich, Connecticut, and interior designer Suzanne Tucker

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THE AWARD GOES TO: With the exception of a previously announced Lifetime Achievement Award, winners will be revealed at the event and will be given to design professionals who are members of the ICAA and are significantly contributing to the ideals of 21st-century classical and traditional architecture. The practitioners or the projects must be located in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina or Tennessee.

CALHOUN ESTATE BY PETER BLOCK; JIM STRICKLAND BY PETER OLSON; RHODES MANSION, JACKYE LANHAM PORTRAIT AND INTERIORS BY ERICA GEORGE DINES

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THE REMARKABLE LEGACY of renowned Atlanta architect and 20th-century classicist Philip Trammell Shutze is evident in his iconic houses and public buildings that still stand regally amid the lush, leafy neighborhoods of the city. Structures with evocative names—some official, some bestowed with affection by local aficionados of his work—bear testament to the enduring scope of his portfolio: Swan House, The Pink Castle, The Pink Palace, The Villa and The Temple, to name just a few. Though their styles may range from Italianate to Colonial Revival, all reflect the deft hand of a man who meticulously studied the masters of his craft and applied the tenets of classical architecture by translating the scale, proportions and details in a way that was thoroughly appropriate for his time yet still resonates today.

It’s fitting, then, that when the Southeast chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) gathers each year for an awards ceremony that celebrates modern-day practitioners of traditional design, they do so in Shutze’s name.

“He raised the bar with his great scale and balance, sense of showmanship and respect for history,” says Jim Strickland, founder of the architecture and planning firm Historical Concepts, multiple Shutze award winner and honorary chairperson for this year’s event. “He really understood and learned from the masters of architecture and continues to influence those of us who endeavor to carry on the principles of classicism.” classicist-se.org.

top The Shutze-designed Calhoun Estate in 2012. above Jim Strickland, founder of Historical Concepts, is honorary chair of the ICAA’s 10th annual Philip Trammell Shutze awards. below The 1926 Rhodes mansion by Hentz, Adler and Shutze.

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STYLE NEWS

Hooked on Classics Lanham shares her favorite inspirations.

DESIGN INSPIRATION FROM THE PAST: John Fowler and Nancy Lancaster of Colefax and Fowler. I loved that English country house look when I was first starting out, and it’s still a strong influence on me.

STYLE MUSE: Giorgio Armani.

He designs clothes with simple, classic structure but puts in a little twist that makes things interesting and current.

ELEMENTS NO LANHAM ROOM SHOULD BE WITHOUT: Beautiful light fixtures are the jewels in a room; antiques always anchor a space; and I usually include at a touch of black and a little gilt to give a room a bit of sparkle.

MOVIE SET I WOULD LOVE TO DESIGN: Almost any movie from the ’40s. Even when the story lines were silly, the sets were fabulous. Cary Grant, Doris Day

2016 Lifetime Achievement Award:

JACKYE LANHAM KNOWN FOR HER EXQUISITELY detailed rooms that both respect and elevate a house’s architecture and its setting, the ICAA’s Lifetime Achievement honoree, Jackye Lanham, has been practicing interior design for almost 30 years.

“Jackye embodies the values and virtues our organization represents,” says Greg Palmer, president of the board of trustees for the Southeast chapter of the ICAA and a principal at Harrison Design. “She has a keen understanding of classical design and is known for being a great collaborator across a project’s creative team. Her work is always appropriate, thoughtful and in context.

There’s a depth to her work that goes beyond just pretty decoration.”

Lanham strives to create spaces that are timeless but timely, fresh but never trendy, with subtlety in color, a generous use of antiques and patina, and an emphasis on incorporating art and collections, all applied with an innate sense of the way her clients actually want to live in their houses. When asked what receiving this recognition means to her, she says, “Being honored by peers whom I admire and respect is a genuine thrill. But it doesn’t mean I’ll be retiring anytime soon. I can’t imagine doing anything else!”

and Katharine Hepburn were always ambling around some New England country house that was comfy, cozy and charming.

FAVORITE PUBLIC SPACE IN ATLANTA: The Swan House— a Shutze design, of course. I love the fantasy of stepping back in time.

ON A CLASSIC SUNDAY AFTERNOON: My husband and I take our Cavalier King Charles spaniels, put the top down on our convertible and drive around neighborhoods looking at beautiful houses. Habersham Road is one of our favorites.

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clockwise from top left Southern decorative art. Young Woman in Doorway by George Segal. The Georgia Museum of Art. Director William Eiland. Matilda by Alice Aycock. Woven baskets.

MATERIAL CULTURE The Georgia Museum of Art serves as a national resource of multiculturalism, thanks to a focus on inclusivity in the arts.

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Suzanna Cullen Hamilton

PHOTOGRAPHED BY

WHEN JOSEPH DOWNS, the legendary former curator of American decorative arts at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Winterthur, suggested in 1949 that one need “look no further South than Baltimore to find pieces of quality,” he was met with a quick response from a Southern woman who asked, “Sir, do you speak from ignorance or prejudice?” The venerable Downs replied, “Ignorance, madam.”

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did not: that the South has long possessed a trove of high-quality decorative arts. Today many of those important pieces are housed in the Georgia Museum of Art, founded in 1982 as the museum of The University of Georgia in Athens and the state museum of art. William Eiland has been its director for 26 years and has established it as a treasure that preserves material culture far beyond the geographical borders of the South.

“By illuminating how other areas

of North America, Europe and Africa influenced the material culture of the South,” says Eiland, “we understand the complexity and richness of Southern decorative arts.”

The museum has an extensively varied collection that ranges from Renaissance paintings to 19th- and 20th-century American paintings to African-American art to works by self-taught artists. The Henry D. Green Center for the Study of Decorative Arts is a critical scholarship component of the museum with a tremendous resource library, exhibitions and a biennial symposium focused on Southern decorative arts. “After establishing our permanent collection and building, the next phase of national excellence addresses expanding our programming to include all facets of education and participation,” says Eiland.

Concurrent exhibits as disparate as George Segal, David Ligare and Cherokee basketry—combined with ongoing films and lectures—are evidence of the museum’s success in multiculturalism through inclusivity. “We believe that a palpable connection exists among the arts— including film and craft—that furthers visual-arts education across the spectrum of knowledge,” says Eiland. Clearly, Downs would be impressed with arts in the 21stcentury South. georgiamuseum.org

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AFTER DEALING ANTIQUES

redesign the venerable New Orleans restaurant Brennan’s, so he

FOR SEVERAL years, Stepha-

tapped us to help with the lighting and shades. This was a terrific

nie Edgar Reeves had the

opportunity for us to be part of a high-profile project that feels as

ingenious idea to specialize

beautiful as a residential home, but functions as a commercial setting.

in lighting. In 1995, she and

WHAT ARE THE HALLMARKS OF EDGAR-REEVES LIGHTING

husband Bill Reeves opened

PRODUCTS? We are all about quality, from the products we use

their eponymous Atlanta-

to the fabrication of each one-of-a-kind piece to the aesthetics.

based business that has grown to include decorative arts accessories,

Everything is required to be the best. We use the highest-quality silks,

antiques and lamp repair—in addition to offering one of the country’s

resin candle sleeves and we’re very particular about cords—we won’t

most sophisticated selections of lampshades and lamps. Below,

touch a plastic cord!

Reeves discusses the growth of her business and its clientele, as well

DO YOU OFFER REFURBISHMENT AND REPAIR SERVICES? Abso-

as her design philosophy and favorite things.

lutely. We have two people in-house who repair, rewire and reshade

EDGAR-REEVES HAS HAD AN AMAZING REVOLUTION IN

pieces. We also have custom carvers who can create beautiful

RECENT YEARS, IN BOTH ITS INVENTORY AND CLIENTELE.

wooden bases or replacements for chandeliers.

SR: Our inventory now includes furniture and decorative accessories

WHAT’S YOUR DESIGN PHILOSOPHY? Invest in quality. Whether

as well as lighting. We’ve also adapted our inventory to meet chang-

it’s a great rug or a sizable piece of furniture or a great pair of lights,

ing aesthetics, so we’ve added custom Lucite bases and a modified

invest in something that anchors the room in quality. A beautiful pair of

drum lampshade to meet a more contemporary market. In making

bouillottes or floor lamps always frames a perfect vignette in a room.

these changes, we’ve attracted a national clientele, so now designers

YOU PURCHASE A LOT OF INVENTORY. IS IT EASY TO GET

are flying in from all over the country to resource our pieces.

DISTRACTED WHEN SHOPPING FOR LIGHTING? Currently I’m having

TELL US ABOUT ONE OF THOSE EXCITING NEW NATIONAL PROJ-

a love affair with iron. Iron gates in particular. I absolutely love all of the

ECTS. New York designer Richard Keith Langham was hired to

antique ironwork in Europe.

PRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEVE POMBERG. TOP LEFT BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN.

Ever-expanding inventory at esteemed Atlanta lighting resource Edgar-Reeves matches its growing list of clientele well beyond its Buckhead borders. WRITTEN BY Suzanna Cullen Hamilton

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With a non-profit initiative, STAPLEHOUSE, opened its doors in fall of 2015 with partner and chef Ryan Smith at the

culinary helm. Originally conceptualized in 2009 by late chef Ryan Hidinger and his wife, Jen, the Old Fourth Ward restaurant donates proceeds to THE GIVING KITCHEN, a local charity started by the Hidingers to provide emergency relief to restaurant employees in need. staplehouse.com; thegivingkitchen.org

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PROPERTY REPORT WRITTEN BY

Lori Johnston

Contemporary Models CANTONI’S NEW DESIGNER MODELS for 1065 Midtown

the Ansley Residence, designer Mercedes Williams took

showcase sophisticated urban living with a dose of playful-

inspiration from Midtown’s traditional and cutting-edge design

ness. For the 37th-floor penthouse (the Piedmont Residence),

as well as Atlanta’s film industry. Williams selected furniture

designer Pamela Satterly brought in contemporary furniture

such as the white leather Chagall sofa and polished-chrome

with soft and whimsical lines, such as the serpentine Menlo

and crystal Paramount chandelier. He paired those items with

Park sectional, to contrast with the architectural skyline. The

furniture and accessories in a curvilinear fashion, such as the

2,819-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath

kidney-shaped glass top of the Quantiste II cocktail table and

condo features sweeping panoramic views, a high-gloss white

the Chandler rocking chair.

Axis desk, black Gatsby leather lounge chairs and black-andwhite limited-edition abstracts with red frames.

For the 2,289-square-foot model at 1065 Midtown, called

The residences, situated on the top 11 floors of the Loews Atlanta Hotel, offers prospective buyers a lock-and-leave lifestyle with all the amenities of a hotel from the heart of Midtown.

by the NUMBERS Apartments are booming in Buckhead, and if the rental units are converted, that could result in another condo boom.

12,704 Units in mid- and high-rise Buckhead apartment buildings, as of January 2012

data shows plans to add another 1,078 hotel rooms, 450,000 square feet of retail and 362,790 square feet of office space in downtown Atlanta. Central Atlanta Progress’ president, A.J. Robinson, chatted about downtown development.

DID YOU EXPECT TO SEE THIS AMOUNT OF DEVELOPMENT AROUND THE NEW STADIUM AND OVERALL

Three Questions for A.J. Robinson

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13,976 Units in mid- and high-rise Buckhead apartment buildings announced since January 2012 (as of early December 2015)

DOWNTOWN? I can’t say that we expected all this at once. I

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think part of it is we’re in a really good real estate cycle at the

Largest number of proposed

moment. The economy is good. The hospitality business is re-

units, in the Terwilliger Pappas

ally good. We’re kind of out of the soup of the recession finally.

project at 100 West Paces Ferry

HOW DOES THE AMOUNT OF DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT

(unnamed as of the end of 2015)

PLANNED FOR 2015–2018 COMPARE TO THE PAST? I think it’s fair to say from a pure numbers standpoint that this

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is about as good as I’ve seen in my career, which began in the

The highest number of floors

late ’70s here.

planned in both Lenox Square

A TOTAL OF $3.6 BILLION in public and private investment

THERE ARE ALREADY PLANS FOR MORE THAN 3,700

Apartments Phase I and Lenox

is planned for Atlanta between 2015 and 2018, according

HOUSING UNITS DOWNTOWN (IN ADDITION TO STUDENT

to Central Atlanta Progress. That includes the Braves’ $1.4

HOUSING). Our whole city has not seen this wave of urban

billion stadium and projects such as the planned $33 million

development in probably 50 or 60 years. No one has seen this

$8,770

Castleberry Park development with a 220-room Hard Rock

volume of residential in anybody’s lifetime. What I tell people is

Highest monthly apartment

Hotel Atlanta (expected to open in 2018), 130 housing units

Atlanta has finally matured as a city in terms of what it will ac-

and 33,000 square feet of retail. Central Atlanta Progress’

cept as a place to live. We now have fallen in love with density.

Towers Phase II

rent, at The Residence at Buckhead Atlanta

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The CHAIRMAN’S TENT The 51st Atlanta Steeplechase, Kingston Downs, Rome, GA

Sat. April 23, 2016 In addition to valet parking and an exclusive silent auction, a sumptuous feast from The Southern Gentleman and Smokebelly BBQ will “evolve� throughout the day.

Enjoy our extensive Bourbon Bar, Champagne, premium wines and cocktails all day, along with live music from the Joe Gransden Trio. Chairman’s Tent tickets include access to the day’s Post Party, with more live music, hors d’oeuvres, beverages and dancing until dark.

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AROUND ATLANTA THE ART COMMUNITY TAKES CENTER STAGE THIS MONTH WITH SOLO SHOWS, FASHION DEBUTS, COLORFUL GALLERY EXHIBITIONS AND CELEBRATORY AUCTIONS. WRITTEN BY Lindsey

Wohlfrom and canvas, convey a sense of tranquility and serenity. Andrew attributes his penchant for color to its ability to conjure deep emotions, noting that the colors in a painting are more important to him than its complexity. Through 3/15. lagerquistgallery.net WHITESPACE welcomes local artist Mimi Hart Silver for “Territories/

work across several mediums. Largely inspired by her experiences as a Southerner, Silver’s paintings and works on paper reflect on the personal and cul-

clockwise from top Thomas Andrew at Lagerquist Gallery; PRINT OR PROJECTION at Swan Coach House Gallery; Mimi Hart Silver’s Territories/Kingdoms at Whitespace; Iris van Herpen: Transforming Fashion at the High Museum of Art.

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The SWAN COACH HOUSE GAL-

tural trauma of the past and how it per-

LERY presents PRINT OR PROJEC-

meates the present, the disconnection

TION, a collection of photographic

from memory that occurs after traumatic

prints and projected video works by

events, and the continuum of life and

prominent area artists. Curated by Karen

death. Through 2/13. whitespace814.com

Tauches, the exhibition compares the

The HIGH MUSEUM OF ART makes

two mediums in format and feeling,

its entrée into the world of fashion de-

exploring the differences between the

sign with “Iris van Herpen: Transforming

ART PAPERS celebrates 40 years

physically collected, captured image

Fashion.” Influenced by the arts, science

with its 17th-annual Art Auction at BoBo

and the free-moving projection. Closing-

and philosophy, Dutch fashion maven

Intriguing Objects. Newly formatted into

night guests will join performance

Iris van Herpen creates cutting-edge

a one-night event, the auction features

artist Jessica Scott Felder for a special

haute couture renowned for its combi-

more than 200 acclaimed and emerging

preview of a large-scale projection by

nation of traditional craftsmanship and

artists from around the world. The eve-

Benita Carr and Bill Orisich. Through

groundbreaking, innovative techniques

ning will kick off with a VIP Preview fea-

2/19. gallery.swancoachhouse.com

such as 3-D printing and computer

turing exclusive bidding opportunities

Thomas Andrew debuts his color-

modeling. Worn by style icons such as

and will continue with a silent auction,

ful solo show at LAGERQUIST ART

Bjork and gracing the runways of Paris,

surprise entertainment, music and fare

GALLERY’s new Miami Circle location

London and Amsterdam, Van Herpen’s

from local chefs. Mobile bidding will also

on February 26. A self-professed color-

one-of-a-kind pieces have garnered

be available to guests for the first time,

ist, Andrew is known for his stylized

international praise. The exhibition,

opening up the opportunity for bidders

landscapes and waterscapes featuring

which runs through May 15, features 45

across the globe to vie for collectible

bright hues and abundant texture. His

outfits selected from van Herpen’s 15

art. 2/27. artpapers.org

works, created primarily on wood panels

collections. high.org

RED TREE BY THOMAS ANDREW FINDLAY. MIMI HART SILVER; “SURRENDER” 17 X 35 IN. MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER. PRINTS BY SARAH HOBBS. IRIS VAN HERPEN (DUTCH, BORN 1984), HYBRID HOLISM, DRESS, JULY 2012. METALLIC COATED STRIPES, TULLE, COTTON. COLLECTION OF THE DESIGNER. PHOTO BY BART OOMES, NO 6 STUDIOS. © IRIS VAN HERPEN.

Kingdoms,” a solo show presenting 2-D

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AROUND TOWN WITH

ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ROBERTSON

Naomi Von Habersham THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR IS THE TIME WHEN many of us look into our crystal balls for signs of what will be hot and trendy in the year ahead. Based on my track record, I’m no clairvoyant, because rarely have my predictions been accurate.

A few years ago, I was convinced that stockings were going to make a comeback. After all, nude-colored stockings do wonders for the legs, concealing those flaws that come with age. (Suntan-toned hosiery, on the other hand, is something to be avoided at all costs. But, of course, you already knew that.) I guess others didn’t concur, because the resurgence of panty hose still has yet to happen. In fact, some retail stores have even done away with their hosiery departments. So much for that prediction.

Then there was the year I went on record—in a national magazine, of all places—as saying that I believed the Swedish smorgasbord would once again become de rigueur for savvy hosts and hostesses. Back in the 1960s, Swedish buffet dinners were all the rage, so I figured the time was ripe for their revival. You should have heard the laughter after that prediction was published! But now, I’m getting the last laugh, because on more than one occasion, I’ve attended cocktail buffets where, yes, Swedish meatballs, courtesy of IKEA, were on the menu. You see? I’m not as outlandish as I might seem.

I haven’t been completely off base with my some of my predictions, because a few have come true. Back in the late ’90s, I called the Hollywood Regency revival accurately.

More recently, it was the return of the midi skirt, which I had rightly anticipated after the years-long reign of the maxi skirt. (In all fairness, skirt lengths had nowhere to go but up.) So what’s on tap trendwise for 2016? I now know better than to list my predictions in print. However, I’ll give you a few hints: mah-jongg, the color apricot, Australian television dramas, and frappé cocktails. Don’t forget: You heard it here first.

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DISH

Scoop 5 questions for:

RYAN SMITH

Where to Sip Hot Chocolate in Atlanta

The former Empire State South chef continues the legacy of late chef Ryan Hidinger at Staplehouse, subsidiary of The Giving Kitchen charity and Atlanta’s new destination in flavorful fine dining.

WRITTEN BY

Claire Ruhlin

Spice things up at Virginia-Highland’s

CACAO CAFÉ with a cup of their award-winning Aztec sipping chocolate, crafted from melted bean-to-bar Like its deftly prepared menu, Staplehouse’s interior boasts a rustic elegance.

chocolate, raw sugar and a secret blend of chile and spice for extra zing. Tour an exclusive chocolate selection and a curated wine shop at Cacao’s recently opened flagship

TELL US ABOUT STAPLEHOUSE’S TASTING AND À LA CARTE

location in Buckhead, which also

MENUS. Originally, these were two separate concepts—one indoors

serves as an intimate event space.

and one out—but now we’re molding them together. The à la carte

$5.40–$8; cacaoatlanta.com

menu is shared dishes, which, to me, puts more emphasis on what

Soak in la dolce vita after a day

sitting down at a table is about: sharing with people, interacting and

of shopping at Buckhead Atlanta

having conversation. It gives us more room for creativity. With the

by indulging in a decadent mug

tasting menu, we get to create the journey.

STAPLEHOUSE USES A TICKETING SYSTEM, TOCK, FOR THE

of CORSO COFFEE’s whipped cream–topped hot chocolate. Cozy up in one of the Italian-style coffee

Trout with onion, fennel, yuzu and crème fraîche.

bar’s stylish banquettes, and for extra

concert or buying a ticket for a show. On our end, it has a huge ben-

flair, make your cocoa a Snow Cap

efit because it allows us to know exactly how many people are going

by requesting a splash of Jack Dan-

to come in and how much food to order. We can control the pace of

iel’s honey liqueur—the perfect pick-

the night so that we can give the best experience we possibly can.

me-up for a late winter afternoon.

YOUR CULINARY OFFERINGS HAVE A HEALTHY SPIN. We build

$3–$4; corsocoffee.com

a pantry from local sources. Health was definitely in the forefront of

Boasting a menu of more than 800

our planning; [the menu is] very vegetable and whole-grain oriented.

beverages, European-style cof-

We’re pushing ourselves to find new ways to find flavor in something

feehouse CAFÉ INTERMEZZO is a

you wouldn’t normally, so we like to ferment things and make our

must for those in search of customiz-

own vinegars to create ways to build flavor.

able hot chocolate and coffee beverages. Flip through the 50-plus-page

WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT THE DINING EXPERIENCE? We wanted

Beverage Book, and select from an

Staplehouse to be accessible to people—we didn’t want it to feel too

amalgam of hot or cold, alcoholic

precious. Regardless of whether you’re coming in for the full tasting

or nonalcoholic drinks, such as the

menu or if you’re popping in for a few oysters and a glass of wine,

Hot Chocolate Berlin ($6.95), made

we wanted people to feel comfortable.

with Nutella, or the Hot Chocolate

BESIDES THE FOOD, HOW DID YOU ACHIEVE THAT PRESENCE?

Delux Peppermint ($5.90), a blend of cream, Dutch chocolate, fresh

We’re housed in a 115-year-old building, and it’s got a lot of character

schlag (whipped cream), shaved dark

and history and very simple architecture. It doesn’t feel too fussy. I

chocolate and peppermint syrup.

think that speaks to the simple elegance of the restaurant.

cafeintermezzo.com

staplehouse.com

STAPLEHOUSE BY ANDREW THOMAS LEE; CACAO BY BRIANNA ROTH

TASTING MENU. HOW DOES THAT WORK? It’s much like going to a

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MOONLIGHT & MISTLETOE

At Moonlight & Mistletoe, the opening-night party for AH&L’s HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE, guests were treated to an advance tour of the home—in all of its holiday finery—and indulgent bites and libations from Sean O’Keefe Events. Honorary guests Hal Ainsworth and Winton Noah of renowned showroom Ainsworth-Noah were recognized for their enduring achievements and influence in the design community at large.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY KIM LINK

Top Carole Weaks, Dennis Hunt; Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel, Bill Harrison; Amy Musarra, Brad Hanner. Middle Mark Williams, Michael Habachy; Winton Noah, Jack Shanahan, Catherine Lovell, Hal Ainsworth, Brenda Tansey, Judi Floyd, Nicole Beers, Lindsay Crouch, Zachary Weiler.

Bottom Melanie Millner, Lee Kinsella, Laura Hermes, Betsy McBride; Joel Kelly, John Oetgen; Hil Harper, Lindsey Coral Harper.

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A NIGHT OF DESIGN

BUNGALOW CLASSIC welcomed guests in early November for A Night of Design and the MDS Stripes Trunk Show. Attendees enjoyed a preview of Suzanne Kasler’s newly-debuted Hickory Chair line and browsed the latest creations by celebrated fashion and interior designer Mark D. Sikes. Anne Quatrano’s W.H. Stiles Fish Camp catered the evening. PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEN ROSE

Top Courtney Tilinski, Keith Arnold, Randy Tilinski; Leslie Dashiell, Sam Dashiell; Suzanne Kasler, Mark D. Sikes. Middle Bill Ingram, Beth Webb, Randy Tilinski, John Lineweaver; Alixe Laughlin, Abigail Aldous, Molly Harris; Mary Cullen Lombardi, Megan Pressly. Bottom Meghan Sharp, Monica Olsen; Wendy Conrad, Sarah Pearson, Courtney Tilinski, Suzanne Kasler; Curt Weston Benham, Randall Cartwright.

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FROM THE DEAN Grace to you and peace! With holy excitement, I welcome you to the 2016 Cathedral Antiques Show!

On behalf of the people of the Cathedral Parish of St. Philip, I also welcome you to this vibrant church community. The Cathedral of St. Philip was established in 1847 as the first Episcopal Church in Atlanta. We moved to our present location here in Buckhead in 1933 and have grown tremendously since then.

The Cathedral Antiques Show began as a small and seasonal fundraiser organized by our parish Episcopal Church Women.

Their work—and ministry—now requires a year-round commitment and has raised more than $5 million for Atlanta-area charitable organizations. Obviously, we delight in the antiques presented here, in a show considered one of the finest in the Southeast. But this effort involves so much more than antiques!

This is a powerful ministry of outreach. The proceeds this year are designated for Literacy Action, the leading adult literacy nonprofit in the Southeast. Their mission is to build better futures for undereducated adults by teaching language, math, life and work skills that empower them to their highest potential, and to ultimately eradicate low literacy, a root cause of poverty in our own Atlanta area.

I sincerely thank this year’s co-chairs, Grace Foster and Laura Cullen, for doing an outstanding job. They have organized hundreds of volunteers in creating this weeklong event.

Furthermore, I salute Kathie and Tom Mahaffey for serving as Honorary Chairs of the Antiques Show, as they represent Cathedral faithfulness and generosity at its best! I also thank each of you for visiting the Cathedral today, and I invite you to return for other occasions of service and prayer. We are open daily, and this is truly a house of prayer for all people. Your presence helps us fulfill that mission of openness and hospitality!

Photo by by Jo Reeves

May God bless you always,

Welcome to the 45th Cathedral Antiques Show! We are delighted that you’ve chosen to spend some wintry days with us surrounded by beauty and inspiration. Over the years, the Show has adapted itself to the interests of a loyal following. Today, lively parties, two tours of homes, a speaker series and a flower festival complement the sought-after collections of exquisite antiques.

Architectural Digest AD100 designer Suzanne Rheinstein will show us how to live comfortably with antiques in the homes we share with our children and dogs, and Veranda magazine Editor in Chief Clint Smith will take us on a tour of fabulous interiors enlivened by glorious flowers. We’ll learn the newest European techniques for using nature to adorn our tabletops from Belgian floral designer Gudrun Cottenier, and we’ll delight in the stories of author and Garden & Gun contributing editor Julia Reed, who will share her take on the good life and tell us how to entertain guests with style, enjoy our own parties and always have that perfect pitcher of sangria ready at a moment’s notice. Entertaining and expert appraisers will help us discover if we have treasures in our attics.

Our 2016 beneficiary is Literacy Action, which leads Atlanta nonprofits in teaching some of this city’s 900,000 low-literate adults. With the proceeds of this year’s Show, we are delighted to fund Literacy Action’s implementation of a digital literacy initiative recently launched with a grant from Google.

The Show is truly a labor of love. We extend our sincerest thanks to the members of the Antiques Show committee and to the hundreds of volunteers who work year-round to create this weeklong event; we are honored to work with such a talented group. We also salute the Cathedral sextons and housekeepers who assist us behind the scenes, always with a smile and a generous spirit. And we are most thankful for the leadership, advice and support of The Very Reverend Sam Candler and the Cathedral clergy and staff.

We hope you will take advantage of all the offerings that make up what has truly become a festival of the decorative arts. Thank you for coming––enjoy the Show!

Grace Foster & Laura Cullen 2016 Co-Chairs

The Very Reverend Samuel G. Candler Dean of the Cathedral of St. Philip

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2016 HONORARY CHAIRMEN

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KATHIE & TOM MAHAFFEY When Kathie and Tom Mahaffey moved to Atlanta fifteen years ago and joined the Cathedral, they continued the tradition of personal outreach and service that marked their time at five previous Episcopal parishes. Since then, Kathie and Tom have volunteered with many Cathedral ministries, serving the church, other members and the community at large.

As a young college student living in DeLand, Florida, Kathie attended a statewide university church conference with her newfound friends from the University of Florida.

Riding home, the youth director asked her to visit their Sunday School because she wanted Kathie’s participation and to introduce her to a young man who wasn’t able to attend the youth conference. This simple introduction was to the gentleman who would win her heart of 61 years, Tom Mahaffey.

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Kathie and Tom have been a quiet force of strength at the Cathedral since they arrived in 2000. They started teaching Sunday School, and in no time they were teaching during Week of Wonder and the Kanuga parish retreat, polishing brass in the nave, and working at the Cathedral Book Store.

Both participate in the Dean’s Bible studies, share hospitality and fellowship through Foyers, and beautify the Cathedral grounds with the Garden Guild.

Outreach ministries that benefit from Kathie and Tom’s dedication include the Antiques Show, Habitat for Humanity and St. Veronica’s Guild. They also serve the Atlanta community through the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Lifespan, the Atlanta Preservation Center and Kathie’s garden club.

With 15 years of involvement at the Cathedral, they have invested their time and their hearts into this place of worship. They bring joy to every endeavor and build camaraderie with others along the way. Their combined smiles light up a room, and their simple, quiet way of just getting the job done helps motivate others to take on volunteer projects with them.

Tom and Kathie continue to lead faithfully at the Cathedral. This service to the church, the community and their families––and a lifetime of faith commitment––makes them a perfect choice as honorary chairs of this year’s Antiques Show. The 2016 Cathedral Antiques Show is proud to recognize Kathie and Tom for the dedicated way they put their lifelong faith into practice.

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2016 BENEFICIARY LITERACY ACTION The Cathedral Antiques Show raises funds through event ticket sales and donations by patrons and corporate sponsors. All of each show’s net proceeds are donated to a local charity.This year’s beneficiary is Literacy Action.

Founded in 1968 and one of the leading adult literacy nonprofits in the United States, Literacy Action has taught reading and writing, mathematics, English as a second language and life and work skills to thousands of Georgians. Its mission is to teach undereducated adults literacy, life and work skills that empower them to reach their highest potential. Literacy Action is a grassroots driver of economic development and advances adults toward employment, citizenship, better wages and postsecondary education.

Over 250 free classes in a variety of subjects are offered to adults in a given year. Students can enroll in multiple levels of reading and writing, mathematics and GED preparatory classes, as well as electives in digital, health and financial literacy.

Three levels of English, in addition to conversation classes in local libraries, are available to adult learners from a variety of backgrounds. Literacy Action also offers specialized and localized programming for refugee-serving organizations, housing authorities and school districts.

Over 35 countries are represented in the student body.

Literacy Action partners with job training programs to help adults obtain jobs and works with employers on-site to advance employees toward positions of greater responsibility and increased pay. A literate community is a working community!

“Literacy Action is proud to be the beneficiary of the 2016 Cathedral Antiques Show. The net proceeds of the 2016 Show will fund the implementation of our Digital Literacy Program, which is laying the foundation for a comprehensive digital inclusion program for our community,” says Austin Dickson, executive director of Literacy Action. “With hundreds of thousands of households with low digital literacy and lack of access, it’s imperative that we engage key partners and stakeholders, as well as the community at large, to help us close the digital divide.”

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS THE CATHEDRAL ANTIQUES SHOW Explore the booths of 29 select dealers from around the country as they present their extraordinary offerings of antique furniture, porcelain, fine art, silver, rugs and jewelry.

Thursday, February 4 & Friday, February 5 | 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Saturday, February 6 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Donation: $15 Ticket includes Run-of-Show and Flower Festival.

FLOWER FESTIVAL Sponsored by Dorsey Alston, Realtors Enjoy the talents of six church flower guilds and 12 garden clubs whose exquisite floral designs will be on display throughout the Cathedral.

Thursday, February 4 & Friday, February 5 |10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Saturday, February 6 |10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Admission included in Antiques Show tickets.

TOUR OF HOMES Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators & Harry Norman, Realtors Experience five beautiful and unique homes in Atlanta’s most distinctive neighborhoods.

Sunday, February 7 | 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Donation: $30 in advance, $35 the day of the Tour FIRST PLACE PASSION TOUR Sponsored by Delta Air Lines Tour five homes in the Springlake neighborhood that reflect the creativity of first-time homeowners.

Sunday, January 31 | 1 p.m.–4 p.m.

Donation: $20 PREVIEW PARTY Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators & Harry Norman, Realtors Enjoy a first look at period antiques while savoring delectable offerings of food and wine at this gala event.

Wednesday, February 3| 6:30 p.m.–9 p.m.

Donation: $150 Ticket includes Run-of-Show and Flower Festival.

Catered by Soirée Catering & Events.

AN EVENING WITH JULIA REED Enjoy signature drinks and hors d’oeuvres, Bourbon tastings, a cigar bar and great conversation with Garden & Gun’s Julia Reed in the ambience of a Buckhead estate.

Friday, February 5 | 7 p.m.

Donation: $125 Catered by American Food and Beverage.

FROM ATTIC TO AUCTION Sponsored by Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery Experience an exciting presentation by valuation specialists from Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery who will reveal

the most fascinating discoveries from Atlanta’s finest attics plus share what’s hot in the auction world.

Thursday, February 4 | 2 p.m.

Admission complimentary with Show ticket.

OVERLOOK CAFÉ Savor a delicious boxed lunch with friends at the café located on the second floor of the Atrium.

Daily: 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Prepared by SimplyFRESH Market.

DESIGNER BREAKFAST Sponsored by ADAC Preview the Show after enjoying a continental breakfast.

Thursday, February 4 |9:15 a.m.–10:15 a.m.

To the trade only.

COMPLIMENTARY AFTERNOON TEA Relax with a cup of tea and savory delicacies in the Court of Gratitude.

Thursday, February 4 & Friday, February 5 | 3:30 p.m.– 4:30 p.m.

Sponsored by St. Anne’s Guild and Bigelow Tea Company.

STAINED GLASS WALKING TOURS Appreciate the beauty and history of the Cathedral’s stained glass windows on this complimentary tour.

Friday, February 5 | 3:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.

Saturday, February 6 | 2:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.

TICKETS ONLINE CathedralAntiques.org American Express, MasterCard and Visa accepted THE CATHEDRAL BOOKSTORE 2744 Peachtree Road, NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 (404) 237-7582

*The Cathedral Antiques Show thanks the following appraisers who support the show with their professional expertise: Deborah Abernathy deborah@expert-appraisers.com | (404) 262-2131 Vernon Abrams vernonabrams@att.net | (404) 842-0567 Andrea Boyles aboyles@mindspring.com | (770) 641-8967 Philip Hawkins ph_atlganatv@hotmail.com | (404) 320-7275

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SPEAKER SERIES

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4:

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5:

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5:

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6:

SUZANNE RHEINSTEIN 10:30 a.m.

Design legend and Architectural Digest AD100 honoree Suzanne Rheinstein celebrates “a style for today with things from the past” through the pages of her beautiful new book, Rooms for Living. A book signing will follow the presentation.

CLINT SMITH 10:30 a.m.

Veranda Editor in Chief Clint Smith shares the seductive beauty of great floral design in his sumptuous new book, The Romance of Flowers, while design techniques shown in the book are demonstrated for the audience. A book signing will follow the presentation.

GUDRUN COTTENIER 1:30 p.m.

Award-winning Belgian floral designer and educator Gudrun Cottenier demonstrates the latest floral design and tablescaping trends from Europe, which are illustrated in her newest how-to book, Floral Party Table Decorations.

A book signing will follow the presentation.

JULIA REED 10:30 a.m.

The Garden & Gun essayist and author of One Man’s Folly: The Exceptional Houses of Furlow Gatewood and But Mama Always Put Vodka in Her Sangria, explores the Southern perspective on the good life as only she can. A book signing will follow.

Reed will be the guest of honor at a party on Friday evening; please see below.

JULIA REED Sponsored by Atlanta Fine Homes | Sotheby’s International Realty; Jenny Pruitt, Sandra Carey, Ally May, Nancy Rizor, Nancy See and Wes Vawter SUZANNE RHEINSTEIN Sponsored by The Ahlers Group

AN EVENING WITH JULIA REED FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 | 7:30 P.M.

Enjoy signature drinks and hors d’oeuvres, Bourbon tastings, a cigar bar and great conversation with Garden & Gun’s Julia Reed in the ambience of a Buckhead estate. Reed is a contributing editor for Elle Decor and Garden & Gun, for which she writes the popular The High & The Low column. She has also written for Vogue, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, and she is the author of five bestsellers. As a writer and as a speaker, the New Orleans resident is known for her wit and sense of humor, her sophistication and her gifts as a storyteller—all of which she has brought to bear on topics ranging from Oscar de la Renta to fried chicken to champagne.

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CORPORATE SPONSORS PRESENTING

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Gay Construction Company Gramercy Home Hamilton Land Services, Inc. Hardin Family Foundation The Kroger Company Lanigan Insurance Group Malon D. Mimms Company Montag & Caldwell Morgan Stanley Neiman Marcus Oldcastle Architectural Parc Monceau Antiques Private Bank of Buckhead S & S Rug Cleaners, Inc. Sid Mashburn | Ann Mashburn Smith & Howard, PC

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2016 SHOW PATRONS MEDALLION

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SILVER Anonymous (2) Lola and Charlie Battle Nancy and John Beane Becky and Ted Bender Althea Broughton Cindra and Marshall Brown The Very Reverend Sam Candler and Boog Candler Laura and Joe Cullen Susan and George Dunn Charles and Mary Elrod Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Farmer Sandy and John Foxworth Bob and Joan Gilbert Beverly and Matt Gwynn Melanee Haywood Katherine and Raymond Hill Janet and Jep Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Holder Mary and Rick Inman Margaret and Ted Kresge Reese and Ruth Lanier The Lookout Foundation Kathie and Tom Mahaffey Brandon and Malecia Marzo

DIAMOND Grace and John Foster The Harry and Caroline Gilham Charitable Trust

Mary and John Mercer Addison Meriwether Karen and Steve Merz — Healthcare Georgia Foundation Paul and Jane Miller The Albert and Nan Gray Monk Foundation Dinah D. Moog Drs. Marvin and Melody Palmore Richard and Lucy Perry Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Plummer Letitia and Rowland Radford Patty and Doug Reid The J. William and Elizabeth S. Robinson Foundation, Inc. David and Michele Rowland Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Saylor Leon J. Trum III Michael Turner Dr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Williams III Mrs. Charles B. Woodall, Jr

BRONZE Anonymous David and Jane Apple Barbara and Frank Bazzel Stanley Birch and Saye Sutton Jan and Bill Bomar Ward and Mary Bondurant Ann and Larry Burns Wicke and Rufus Chambers John Champion and Penelope Malone Lynn Cochran and Bill Schroder Janice G. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Cowart Jeffrey and Sandra Cross Allen and Gayle Ferrell

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fluker Phoebe Gould Forio Drury and Anne Ghegan David and Debbie Gray Carrie and Hal Grayson Catherine and Dick Haining Betty B. Hall Jennie and Tom Hyman Margaret D. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamon Joan and Bill Law Cara Isdell Lee and Zak Lee in honor of Ada Lee Correll Margaux Interiors, Ltd. — Margaret Bosbyshell and Clary Bosbyshell Yancey and John McCollum Dr. William M. Miller and The Rev. Barbara Day Miller Dianne and Vern Otwell William E. Pennington Duane and Stacie Rapson Pat and Raymond Riddle Mr. and Mrs. James W. Robbins Dean DuBose Smith Mrs. William J. Thompson Frank and Susan Troutman Dr. Thomas S. and Nan J. Tucker Mrs. James B. Vaught Vertical Television, Inc. John and Caroline Wallace Michael and Barbara Waters Buddy Weston in memory of Judy Brantley Weston Anne Willingham Alice Youmans

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2016 DEALER LIST DEALER MAP ESSEX

ANTIQUARIANS (N) Essex, Massachusetts (978) 768-4544 rick.da@verizon.net FEDERALIST

ANTIQUES, INC. (S) Kenilworth, Illinois (847) 256-1791 thefederalist@att.net CHARLES EDWIN

APROPOS, INC. (E) Richmond, Virginia (804) 340-4740 info@aproposantiques.com B&B JOHNSON, INC. (A) Kennebunk, Maine (207) 251-6437 bandbjinc@yahoo.com BAROMETER FAIR (AA) Sarasota, Florida (941) 400-7044 john@barometerfair.com BARRETT INMAN ANTIQUES (G/H) Augusta, Georgia (404) 610-8332 barin404@aol.com

BENTON, HAYDEN &

ASSOCIATES ANTIQUES (D) Atlanta, Georgia (404) 906-0369 bentonhaydenasso@bellsouth.net BUTTE’S ANTIQUES (B) Hope Mills, North Carolina (770) 335-2259 butteantiques@aol.com

PUCKETT (Q) Akron, Ohio (330) 668-0032 charles@cepuckett.com

CHARLES HANLON (BB) Palm Beach, Florida (813) 244-2548 crhanlon@hotmail.com DANA KELLY

ORIENTAL RUGS (K) Lexington, Kentucky (859) 266-7802 danakellyrugs@aol.com DAVIS-O’REILLY

ANTIQUES (C) Northport, Alabama (205) 292-6508 davisoreillyantiques@gmail.com D. M. DELAURENTIS

FINE ANTIQUE PRINTS (F) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (215) 469-0830 denise@fineantiqueprints.com D. R. GRISSOM

COLLECTION ESTATE & FINE JEWELRY (V) Oxford, North Carolina (919) 691-5109 grissomcollection@gmail.com

HOWARD I. PRICE II FINE ART (Y) Panama City, Panama (404) 456-3536 hpfineart@aol.com

JOSEPH M. HAYES ANTIQUES (U) Bexley, Ohio (614) 561-7104 jmhantiques@aol.com

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2016 FLOWER SHOW GARDEN CLUBS BOXWOOD GARDEN CLUB Urns flanking the porte-cochère entrance doors

NORTHWOOD GARDEN CLUB Entrance to main hallway

CHEROKEE GARDEN CLUB Court of Gratitude (with Peachtree Garden Club)

PACE GARDEN CLUB Atrium staircase

THE DESIGNER CLUB In honor of Deen Day Sanders Exhibit in Walthour Library

PEACHTREE GARDEN CLUB Court of Gratitude (with Cherokee Garden Club)

HABERSHAM GARDEN CLUB Welcome table

PIEDMONT GARDEN CLUB Porte-cochère entrance doors

IVY GARDEN CLUB Overlook Café table arrangements

ROSE GARDEN CLUB Ladies’ room arrangements

LAUREL GARDEN CLUB Bookstore entrance table

SANDY SPRINGS GARDEN CLUB Bookstore display wall

CHURCH FLOWER GUILDS Sacred spaces throughout the Cathedral are adorned with the work of leading church flower guilds.

The Cathedral of St. Philip | Atlanta Christ Church (Episcopal) | Norcross First Presbyterian Church | Atlanta Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church | Atlanta St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church | Atlanta St. Luke’s Episcopal Church | Atlanta

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2016 TOUR OF HOMES Photographed by Emily Followill

HABERSHAM ROAD

PEACHTREE DRIVE

This elegant house by the old Atlanta architectural firm Pringle & Smith has had only two owners since its construction in 1927. The current owners have preserved the integrity of the original design while making sensitive additions that accommodate contemporary modes of living.

With a cedar shake roof and walls of brick and stone, the exterior of this new house by Ladisic Fine Homes in collaboration with architect Linda MacArthur is a harmonious synthesis of traditional styles––particularly Cape Dutch and British Arts and Crafts. Inside, contemporary finishes set the tone for highceilinged spaces that flow seamlessly from one to another, and sunlight washes into almost every room.

The house is nestled in a bower of trees at the end of a gently curving drive. An unassuming front door opens to intimate, beautifully-proportioned rooms characterized by the confident use of bold, sophisticated color palettes and furnished with family heirlooms and art. French doors and terraces create a smooth transition between the comfortable interiors and the outdoor rooms formed by the angles of the house and the sloping terrain of the wooded setting.

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Before building this house, the homeowners and their children had outgrown two other houses in Peachtree Park. They wanted to build their next house in the same neighborhood and quickly identified this lot as the ideal location, but the owner was not interested in selling. When, after 17 long years, the property finally came on the market, the current owners snapped it up and set about building their stylish new home.

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Tour of Homes sponsored by

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Secluded from the street, the main facade of this house by Harrison Design Associates is a serene composition of taut classical proportions and precise details. Boxwood hedges and the building materials themselves engage the architecture in a dialogue that is continued inside the house, where clean lines are enriched by subtle textures and the natural beauty of wood and stone.

With its red tile roof and thick stucco walls, this 1928 house would have been a familiar sight in Florida, where Mediterranean Revival designs had constituted the de facto official architecture of the 1920s real estate boom. For Atlanta, however, the style was––and still is––a cheerful departure from the norm. Colorful interiors and tropical landscaping complement the flamboyant architecture.

The owners’ love of design is further reflected in furnishings of an almost sculptural quality, and the house provides a perfect setting for a highly personal art collection. But aesthetics were not the only considerations here: the house was built with sustainable materials, and it is handicapped-accessible. This house is a home where everyone can enjoy the view.

The current owners have filled the house with objects collected over decades of travel and mementos from favorite destinations, including the hotel on Capri where they have celebrated their wedding anniversaries. The brass room number plaque from the door of their favorite room there––a gift from the hotel staff––now adorns the door to the master bedroom.

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2016 TOUR OF HOMES Photographed by Emily Followill

5K · 10K · 1K BELK KIDS FUN RUN MARCH 6, 2016 · ATLANTIC STATION*

FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! · Peachtree Road Race qualifier · Race shirts to the first 2,400 registrants · Healthy Lifestyle Festival with prizes, entertainment, food · Dogs & strollers are welcome! · Chip timing - results online same day · Discounted race entry for teams of 10 or more · Great prizes for top finishers, most spirited team, and more! · This event is rain or shine! (no refunds)

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NANCY CREEK ROAD A bridge over a woodland stream leads to the best of both worlds: a country house in the city. Having grown tired of life in a suburb, the homeowners began looking for a house in town.

When they found this property, they hired architect Michael Dobbs to renovate the existing house and bring their vision to life.

The result is an urban farmhouse perfectly suited to the daily lives of a family of five, with spaces throughout the home lending themselves equally to gathering as a family or reading in solitude. Bright, relaxed interiors feature soothing neutral colors and rustic textures such as beadboard and reclaimed wood; deep porches, broad lawns and a pool and pavilion encourage spending time outdoors. However—indoors or out—the star of the show is the natural beauty of the setting.

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FIRST PLACE PASSION Written by Lindley Knight | Photographed by Blayne Beacham Macauley

GLADSTONE ROAD

DEAN DRIVE

BROOKVIEW DRIVE

This updated Tudor-style home has traditional front rooms with original fireplaces. The back of the home has been renovated, making perfect family gathering spaces. The owner has exceptional taste, mixing traditional style with bright colors and modern patterns.

Throughout this home, personal touches boost character at every turn. A soft color palette provides the perfect backdrop for impressive artwork and special pieces.

Resting on a gently sloping hill, this home is brimming with rustic elegance from the outside in. The living room, with its exposed beams and barn wood ceilings, feels like a mountain hideaway.

GLADSTONE ROAD This cozy cottage was flawlessly designed with simple sophistication in mind. Guests are welcomed by the open kitchen with a variety of unique pieces that come together to create a refreshing ambience for any chef.

BROOKVIEW DRIVE Inspired by the homeowners’ tasteful sense of style, this home redefines the phrase “a place for everything and everything in its place.” Muted blues and bold pieces throughout each room create a soft, refreshing dynamic.

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HARRISON DESIGN and built by SHEEHAN BUILT HOMES. The resulting marriage of classical design principals with cutting-edge interior selections at the hands of top industry talents is nothing short of a visual feast.

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DE GOURNAY WALLCOVERING AND JAN SHOWERS MIRROR AinsworthNoah CHANDELIER AND FLUTED COLUMNS Foxglove Antiques RUG Stark DINING TABLE, STEEL-AND-GLASS TABLE, 20TH-CENTURY BENCH, FIRE SCREEN, SILK VELVET TIGER PILLOWS Parc Monceau STERLING SILVER Beverly Bremer ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN Jane Marsden Antiques & Parc Monceau LINENS Julia B. through Jenny Johnson Allen

CHINOISERIE CHIC JOHN OETGEN, OETGEN DESIGN INC. Inspired by the Metropolitan

Museum of Art’s China: Through the Looking Glass exhibition, John Oetgen imbued the dining room with a spectacular sense of occasion thanks to convivial colors, conversation-worthy art and an unforgettable table setting that includes a collection of rose medallion porcelain and one-of-a-kind sterling silver settings and serving pieces. De Gournay’s silverleaf wallcovering sets a bedazzling tone; that sheen comes to life with a pair of watercolors created by Oetgen in addition to a set of English chairs upholstered in a rosy chenille. That subtle glamour is matched by Oetgen’s reverence for Orientalism; at one end of the room, a Chinoiserie screen presides over a group of sculptures no doubt as diverse as the guests who will enjoy sitting at this immaculately set table.

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BRASS CHANDELIER, OCHRE SCONCES, SIDE TABLE AND ANTIQUED MIRRORED COFFEE TABLE R. Hughes SOFA R. Hughes; upholstered in Holland & Sherry FAUTEUIL CHAIR, TORTOISE SIDE TABLE AND CENTER TABLE Robuck and Co. PORTA ROMANA TABLE LAMP, ONYX BOWL, BRONZE STOOL, FLOOR LAMPS AND CANDLESTICKS Jerry Pair FLOKATI THROW PILLOWS Nicholson Gallery CHAIR THROW PILLOWS Foxglove Antiques PAINTINGS Pryor Fine Art

GRACEFUL GATHERING BARBARA WESTBROOK, WESTBROOK INTERIORS An expansive curved wall—an architectural hallmark of this freshly constructed home—created unique proportions in this salon, but that did not deter interior designer Barbara Westbrook from envisioning the room as a comfortably elegant gathering space for a young family and their guests. Westbrook was careful to keep a light palette in a room so rich in texture and tone, opting to fill the light-filled room with luscious textures, from silks to tactile wools. Interest abounds at every turn, from flokati throw pillows and a table with a tortoise-shell top to a pair of oversize paintings from Pryor Fine Art. Throughout the space, pretty pales are punctuated by pieces with dazzling sheens, for an effect that’s at once calming and exuberant.

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MASTER OF THE MIX CAROLE WEAKS, C. WEAKS INTERIORS 30-year design-indus-

try veteran Carole Weaks imbued this airy, light-filled master suite with subtle romance and a nuanced mix of neutrals— from the embroidered Hodsoll McKenzie draperies and Osborne & Little wallpaper to the Stark carpet with a soft metallic sheen. A floor-to-ceiling canopy anchors the space, setting the stage for a bed bedecked in bespoke Julia B. linens. Despite its mix of both precious and new pieces (think a Swedish desk from a Paris buying trip and a silverleaf Paul Ferrante console), it’s a space that feels both quietly elegant and utterly livable, thanks in part to an inviting seating area next to Francois & Co.’s ornate, grey-polished Victoria stone mantle. After all, says Weaks, “If it’s going to be neutral, you have got to pay attention to the details.”

ALL FABRICS Hodsoll McKenzie through Ainsworth-Noah EDWARD FERRELL CLUB CHAIRS, OSBORNE & LITTLE WALLPAPER, DAVID IATESTA BENCH, PAUL FERRANTE CONSOLE AND MICHAEL TAYLOR CHANDELIER Ainsworth-Noah ALL BEDDING Julia B. MIRROR ABOVE BED, BEDSIDE LAMPS, BRASS BENCHES, MARBLE-TOP COMMODES, DIRECTOIRE CLOCK, PAIR OF CRANES, FLOOR LAMP, VENETIANSTYLE MIRROR, ANDIRONS AND ACCESSORIES Parc Monceau RUG Stark

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FABRICS Jim Thompson DRAPERY TRIM Samuel & Sons through Ainsworth-Noah SOFA Ernest Gaspard FORMATIONS CONSOLE TABLE AND IRONIES CHANDELIER Jerry Pair KYLE BUNTING RUG, JEAN DE MERRY WING CHAIR, JONATHAN BROWNING DRINK TABLE AND TUELL AND REYNOLDS SIDE TABLE R. Hughes EBONISED SIDE CHAIRS Lee Stanton Antiques CLUB CHAIR AND SCONCE Holly Hunt through Jim Thompson ANDIRONS Parc Monceau ART Tew Galleries COCKTAIL TABLE Designed

by Joel Kelly; fabricated by Skylar Morgan; stone by Marmi Natural Stone.

DARK AND HANDSOME JOEL KELLY, JOEL KELLY DESIGN This richly layered study by architectural and interior designer Joel Kelly and associate Jonathan Alexander is an evocative ode to both personal history and that time of year when relaxing fireside with a glass of Scotch is the ultimate luxury. A departure from the pared-back aesthetic his firm is known for, Kelly and Alexander fashioned a masterful counterpoint to the adjacent light-and-airy master bedroom thanks to deep, dark jewel tones like garnet, moss and walnut. “There’s this sense of being enveloped by the color,” says Kelly of the paneled space in which a dyed hide rug resembling leaves on the ground creates a movement that’s echoed by luscious texture at every turn. Treasures from Kelly’s own collection, such as Brutalist lamps and a Russell Whiting sculpture, round out the tailored but cozy space.

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SUBTLE GLAMOUR ROBERT BROWN, ROBERT BROWN INTERIOR DESIGN A pair of kitchen

islands, one for prep work, and the other for dining, informed Robert Brown’s decision to envision this spacious breakfast niche as more of an evening entertaining space—one in which a couple could relax with a glass of wine and enjoy conversation among friends. Floor-toceiling Classic Cloth draperies pay homage to the adjacent kitchen’s moodier hues, while a duo of seating arrangements in a more solemn palette are brought to life thanks to an oversized painting from Pryor Fine Art. “The house is traditional, but the kitchen is not,” says Brown, who expertly mixed midcentury tables and woven outdoor chairs with upholstered pieces from his own furniture collection for a look that’s as comfortably chic as it is well-edited and statement-making.

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TABLES, UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS, ACRYLIC TABLE, FLOOR LAMPS, CANDLESTICKS, PILLOWS AND BAR LAMP Townhouse by Robert Brown BANQUETTES Ainsworth-Noah WOVEN CHAIRS McGuire through Baker DRAPERY FABRIC Classic Cloth by Dessin Fournir through Ainsworth-Noah RUG Keivan Woven Arts COPPER COUNTERTOP Francois & Co. left CABINETRY Kingdom Woodworks HARDWARE Emtek through Holland Interiors

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MODERN DRAMA

BENI BORZA, KINGDOM WOODWORKS; KAREN FERGUSON, HARRISON DESIGN; ROBERT BROWN, ROBERT BROWN INTERIOR DESIGN

Kingdom Woodworks designer Beni Borza eshewed the all-white kitchen (and the traditional ornamentation you might expect for this sprawling European manor) in favor of a showstopping, ink-hued design that’s as glamorous as it is unexpected. Inspired by the wall of metal-and-glass doors specified by Harrison Design, Borza designed a layered hood in which a wood-and-black-glass frame encases a second, slatted layer of zinc-plated metal in a distressed finish. The antique-mirrored backsplash creates depth against honed black granite counters on the perimeter, while a pair of cream islands with brass accents serve as a chic counterbalance. Each quartzite-topped island serves its own function; one for prep and one for dining.

CABINETRY, HOOD & KITCHEN DESIGN Kingdom Woodworks COUNTERTOP FABRICATION Atlanta Kitchen INTERIOR STORAGE & LED LIGHTING Kingdom Woodworks and Rev-a-Shelf COUNTERTOPS Levantina HARDWARE Emtek through Holland Interiors FAUCETRY Waterstone by European Kitchens & Bath APPLIANCES SubZero/Wolf METAL WINDOWS AND DOORS Kevin Grisso ANTIQUE MIRROR BACKSPLASH Atlanta Glass Concepts LIGHTING Circa Lighting RUNNER Keivan Woven Arts GOLD AND MARBLE VASES, ETCHING AND EASEL Townhouse by Robert Brown

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CROWN JEWEL

LINDSEY CORAL HARPER, LCH INTERIORS Influenced by Billy Baldwin, this Georgia

native turned New York interior designer transformed the lofty family room into an intimate space thanks floor-to-ceiling color, touches of animal print and deep jewel tones.

Harper sought to employ the “gorgeous greens” found just outside the windows of this room, which overlooks the pool, but the scheme quickly evolved into teal, which, she admits, is more in tune with her style. Adding interest to every crevice, Harper accented the blue-green grasscloth that covers the walls with moldings hand-painted by artist Jay Lohmann in a faux-tortoise trim. Bunny Williams Home’s Tray Chic ottoman anchors a seating arrangement made cozy by the addition of a pair of woven seagrass chairs, plaid armchairs and a plush Celerie Kemble for Henredon sofa.

TRAY CHIC OTTOMAN Bunny Williams Home SISAL RUG Stark DRAPERIES Lee Jofa PLAID CHAIRS Hickory Chair; upholstered in Cowtan and Tout ANTLER CANDELABRA AND OCTAGONAL MIRRORS David Duncan Antiques OSTRICH ARTWORK AND HANDPAINTED TRIM Jay Lohmann LAMPS Christopher Spitzmiller through Ainsworth-Noah SOFA AND CONSOLE Celerie Kemble for Henredon SEAGRASS CHAIRS Mrs. Howard HORN SIDE TABLES Bernhardt

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ALL FABRICS studio B through Jim Thompson CHANDELIER Remains Lighting through Jim Thompson BUTTONTUFTED CHAIRS upholstered in No. 9 fabric by Jim Thompson PAINTING Linda Hale

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STUDIO SUITE BARBARA MARSHALL HOWARD FOR STUDIO B A fantastically draped bed

creates a compelling anchor in this upstairs studio space. Employing a fresh textile release—studio B, a Jim Thompson collection designed by artist Ben Carter—designer Barbara Howard envisoned a loft-like space in which a young designer might live, work and entertain. A long sofa doubles as twin beds, ideal for overnight guests or cocktails among friends. Low, button-tufted chairs in a luscious velvet are a nod to Tony Duquette’s famous watermelon chairs from his 1950s Paris apartment; the sunburst chandelier overhead is also a Duquette design. While color, thanks in part to a 16-foot saturated painting, appears to reign supreme, Howard notes that the room is primarily a black-and-white envelope punctuated by well-edited bursts of color.

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right BED Robert James through Grizzel & Mann BEDDING Peacock Alley BEDSIDE CHESTS McAlpine Home through Holland & Company RUG Khotan through Moattar Ltd. PASTICHE BIRD PANELS Fred Cox through Tritter Feefer BEDSIDE ACCESSORIES Studio B5b opposite DRAPERY Boeme through Martin Nash CLUB CHAIRS Baker; upholstered in Kravet ACCENT TABLE Robert Allen through Grizzel & Mann TABLE LAMP Circa Lighting INDONESIAN TRUNK, BEDSIDE LAMPS and TWO-DOOR CABINET Chip and Company

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DELICATE BALANCE TISH MILLS, HARMONIOUS LIVING BY TISH MILLS LLC Using English-style architecture as the jump-

ing point for her design, Tish Mills cultivated a soft and transitional guest suite that’s as eye-catching as it is serene. “The whole idea was to show how masculine and feminine balance within the space,” says Mills, who played with scale, color and material to create a sense of harmony. Saturated ombré Boeme draperies and bold oak furniture intermix with fresh, lighter hues in the textured rug and bedding, and Mills purposefully placed nightstands with strong scale next to the pale, washed bed frame. A seating area by the window provides an additional touch of femininity, as do a blush pink ceiling and a delicate chandelier. “It was fun to see men realize that they felt really comfortable in a room with so much pink,” notes the designer.

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DESIGN AT PLAY MELANIE MILLNER, THE DESIGN ATELIER When scheming this children’s

room, Melanie Millner took a playful approach, creating a fresh, fun retreat with an equally tailored powder room. Cheerful white bedding and an alpaca rug soften the space, as do tufted headboards covered in durable, worryfree Perennials fabrics. The true showstopper, of course, is the room’s suspended platform, designed with the help of furniture maker Kevin Scanlon.

Floating above twin beds, the piece is an ideal spot for lounging with friends.

“The loft was designed with teenagers in mind,” says Millner, who is the mother of three teens. “The loft provides a quiet place to read, watch movies and accommodate a larger group for sleepovers. Friends are a big part of growing up, and it’s nice to have special places where they feel welcome.”

FABRICS Perennials through Grizzel and Mann RUG Moattar, Ltd. FUR PILLOWS AND BEDDING Peacock Alley BEDSIDE TABLE, DESK AND DESK CHAIR Holland & Company LOFT Kevin Scanlon MIRROR McLain Weisand through AinsworthNoah BENCHES Holly Hunt through Jim Thompson LAMPS Circa Lighting top left GRASSCLOTH Phillip Jeffries at Jim Thompson MIRROR Ironies through Jerry Pair

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COMING UP ROSES CHRIS HOLT, HOLT INTERIORS In the entry foyer of this sprawling

abode, natural light streams through a two-story window wall, so it was important for designer Chris Holt, who also operates Buckhead showroom Noah J., to set a welcoming first impression. Inspired by the “movement, ease and colors” of both Robert Jessup’s Slow Time Turn painting in the upstairs stair hall, as well as by Katie Leede & Co.’s Rush of Rose fabric holding court in the foyer on an iron-andhide bench, Holt’s subsequent selections were driven by this feminine colorway. While rugs from Keivan Woven Arts ground each space, the designer maximized impact with statement vignettes that include raffia-wrapped acrylic consoles, oversize sculpture and upholstered chairs with sinous silhouettes that exemplify his tailored aesthetic.

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RUGS Keivan Woven Arts VINTAGE WINDSOR CHEST AND QUINN ARMCHAIR Lillian August ANTIQUED MIRROR Made Goods MERRITT SOFA, CLAY MCLAURIN STUDIO PILLOWS, IRON-AND-HIDE BENCH, CREAM JUG LAMPS AND CUSTOM SHADES AND ACCESSORIES Holt Interiors Art Pryor Fine Art ACRYLIC CONSOLES Tritter Feefer; covered in Thibaut fabric BARREL BACK CHAIR Hickory White

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PALOMA LANTERN Coleen & Company DRAPERY FABRIC, WALLPAPER, WICKER CHAIR CUSHION, ARMCHAIR, SETTEE FABRIC AND PILLOW FABRIC Schumacher BRASS DESK LAMP Travis & Company BEDSIDE LAMPS Currey and Company SHAMS, TOP SHEET AND COVERLET Julia B. through Susan Shepherd DUVET COVER D. Porthault HALLWAY LAMPS Circa Lighting MARBLE-TOP CONSOLE TABLE William Word Fine Antiques BED Baker Furniture DESK Bungalow 5

POSH PATTERN MALLORY MATHISON GLENN, MALLORY MATHISON INC. Mallory

Mathison’s preppy-chic room takes cues from the splashy motifs of Palm Beach, mixing bold pattern and color for an exuberant statement. Schumacher’s striking jade Zanzibar Trellis wallcovering anchors this scheme, and Mathison carried the vibrant fretwork pattern onto the elegant settee placed at the foot of the bed. “I wanted it to have the feel of a 1960s conservatory, but in a bedroom,” she says. “I filled the room with art, furniture, fabrics and accessories that I loved.” The designer continued this spirited theme in the adjacent hallway niches, accentuating the walls—outfitted in Schumacher’s Singeries wallpaper and Benjamin Moore’s azure Venezuelan Sea—with exuberant artwork, striking green lampshades and an antique marble-top console table.

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LAVISH LAYERS KAREN FERGUSON, HARRISON DESIGN

Vivid blues and burnished bronzes create an intimate feeling in the upstairs guest suite, where Karen Ferguson mixed saturated color and rich materials for a layered effect. The Phillip Jeffries wallcovering allows a dark bed frame, writing table and ottoman to take center stage. A mix of more contemporary accessories—such as an onyx vanity, sheep throw and abstract painting—balance the traditional backdrop.

The mix of textures and shapes continues into the laundry and bath, where Ferguson incorporated softer elements such as a custom gray-stained mahogany vanity, heathered gray linens and a cream vanity stool. “By incorporating old and new furnishings and accessories, we created a room that is both fresh and comfortable,” Ferguson says.

top VANITY Century HIDE STOOL McAlpine Home right APPLIANCES Whirlpool through Guy Gunter Home HARDWARE Holland & Co. TILE Specialty Tile COUNTERTOP Cambria opposite WRITING DESK McGuire through Baker DESK CHAIR Robuck BED Dessin Fournir through Ainsworth-Noah OTTOMAN Formations through Jerry Pair ALL RUGS Keivan Woven Arts ARTWORK ABOVE DESK Brian Coleman through Anne Irwin Fine Art

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SUITABLY TAILORED JAMES WHEELER, J. WHEELER DESIGNS Taking cues from the exterior stonework and leafy views, James Wheeler opted for furnishings and materials with a rugged appeal, selecting rich woods and menswear-inspired fabrics for this distinctly masculine space. To allow for entertaining throughout the seasons, rattan dining chairs were sprayed with a protective coating, and the pressure-coated steel dining table’s whitewashed wood top was sealed for additional durability. Blending indoors and out, Wheeler selected tailored upholstered pieces that would traditionally be displayed inside, such as an wool sofa by A. Rudin. “Our hope for this space is that it would serve as an extension of the living room be enjoyed in all seasons,” the designer says.

RATTAN WING CHAIRS AND SIDE CHAIRS Gabby Home CUSHIONS Wesley Ticking Stripe in Ebony by Schumacher; upholstery by Bjork PENDANT E.F. Chapman through Circa Lighting SOFA AND CHAIR A. Rudin through Paul + SOFA FABRIC Création Baumann through Paul + CHAIR FABRIC Moderne collection by Mokum through Paul + CONSOLE The Sterling Collection through Paul + DINING CHAIR Mattaliano through Paul + LARGE CHANDELIER Thomas O’Brien through Circa Lighting

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OLD-WORLD APPEAL

KERRY HOWARD, KMH INTERIORS “The laundry room

shouldn’t be treated as a separate space,” says designer Kerry Howard, who designed the compact mudroom and laundy with Scottish architecture in mind. “I wanted to embrace the room by making it connect with the design scheme of the rest of the house,” he says. To that end, Howard brought the exterior limestone’s texture and curb appeal inside with a reflective cork wallcovering by Thibaut that imparts a sense of warmth. From there, the designer outfitted the close quarters with deftly placed transitional accents—a lantern from Currey and Company and an earthy Robert Allen fabric—that balance old-world sophistication with modern appeal.

left CABINETRY Kingdom Woodworks APPLIANCES Guy Gunter Home COUNTERTOP Cambria TILE Specialty Tile PLUMBING Waterstone by European Kitchen & Bath HARDWARE Holland & Co. LANTERN Currey and Co. WALLCOVERING Thibaut FABRICS Robert Allen opposite WALLPAPER Krane through Bradley HAND AND BATH TOWELS, GLASS TRAY, BLUE HERRINGBONE THROW AND ACCESSORIES Gramercy Fine Linens & Furnishings SIDE HALL LUCITE VELVET BENCH, PILLOWS, WALL BRACKETS AND CONSOLE LAMPS AND POWDER MIRROR Ivy & Vine ARTWORK Mary Elizabeth Ellenburg SISAL RUNNER Stark Carpet

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SOFT & SERENE HEATHER HOGAN ROBERTS, IVY & VINE Heather Roberts of Ivy & Vine tackled the challenge of a tightly designed side entry hall and groundfloor powder room by layering organic elements, lacquered accessories and an ethereal cream-and-blue palette to create a soft transition from the adjacent outdoor terrace. Roberts opted to continue the open-air theme in the powder room with Krane’s Banana Leaf wallpaper. “The wallpaper in the powder room is the hero,” says Roberts, who chose the paper for its Palm Beach–inspired pattern and sapphire hue. Vintage chinoiserie-style console lamps and a custom table skirt continue the color scheme, as do a set of abstract paintings and a gallery wall of silver leaf–framed intaglios, which complement the high ceilings without overpowering the room.

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BLOSSOMING ROMANCE STEVE MCKENZIE, STEVE MCKENZIE’S When conceptualizing this

CHEST OF DRAWERS Miss Butterfl y by Grange RAINDROP CHANDELIER Tracy Glover Studio through Steve McKenzie’s RUG Laura Walker for Verde Home ROMAN SHADES Custom, Garden Bouquet Collection by Steve McKenzie BUST, CLUB CHAIR Steve McKenzie’s ABSTRACT PAINTINGS by Steve McKenzie CONSOLE LAMP Harmonious Living by Tish Mills FLOOR LAMP Currey and Company opposite SIDE TABLE, CLOCK, CONSOLES, CHAIRS AND BOUILLOTTE LAMPS Parc Monceau RED GARDEN STOOLS International Art Properties WINDOW TREATMENTS AND CHAIR FABRIC Ralph Lauren SISAL RUG Stark Carpet ANTIQUE RUNNER Sullivan Fine RugeOTHER ACCESSORIES Interior Views Inc.

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old-world-meets-modern stair hall, Steve McKenzie turned to Grange’s Miss Butterfly chest of drawers—which boasts Louis XV lines and a contemporary Osborne & Little floral wallpaper—as his starting point. The designer continued the botanical theme by outfitting the windows in custom shades from his personal Garden Bouquet fabric collection. Meanwhile, a classical bust, one of McKenzie’s trademark style elements, imparts a storied history, while a custom-designed tufted club chair in gray velvet continues the inky color scheme and serves as a comfortable place to curl up with a book. “I wanted to create the modern version of a quiet reading nook: tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the house, but within earshot,” says McKenzie.

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TIMELESS COMFORT JUDY BENTLEY, INTERIOR VIEWS, INC The elegantly appointed gallery, lo-

cated on one end of the second-story hallway, exudes classic appeal thanks to Judy Bentley’s keen eye for enduring style. A handsome window, framed in an enveloping Ralph Lauren tartan, illuminates the room, while the walls— painted Benjamin Moore’s rich Fairmont Green—contribute to the cocooning effect. A pair of wingback chairs continue the color scheme, while classic furnishings such as a walnut table, Regency consoles and a 19th-century chinoiserie Parliament clock cultivate Bentley’s signature sense of timelessness. “This would be a great area to reflect on the moment with a cocktail or a good book in hand,” says the designer.

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EASY ELEGANCE JESSICA BRADLEY, JESSICA BRADLEY INTERIORS Though spacious, this formal powder room reads far from cavernous and cold. “I knew I had to have something grand on the walls to warm the space into feeling more intimate and inviting,” says designer Jessica Bradley. She found her solution in Lewis & Wood’s ornate wallpaper in “Bacchus,” which made its U.S. debut at the 2015 Home for the Holidays showhouse. The pattern, derived from Elizabethan wall painting, is complemented by an equally old-world Italian gilt mirror and an antique tufted chair. For artwork, she created a wall of charcoal vases on antique wood brackets, adding modern elements such as a lamb’s-wool ottoman and sleek sconces for balance and continuing this harmony into the adjoining hallway via gilded sculptures and a distressed chest.

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BENI BORZA & KINGDOM WOODWORKS, KAREN FERGUSON, HARRISON DESIGN, CAROLE WEAKS, C. WEAKS INTERIORS The light-and-

bright master bathroom is an ode to serenity. Illuminated by a pair of picture windows, the space feels downright ethereal thanks to details like Carrara marble floors, polished marble counters, nickel faucetry and sconces and cabinetry painted in a Benjamin Moore slate hue. Equal parts fashionable and functional, this is a bathroom in which “his and hers” are comfortable colliding, thanks to a large walk-in shower that deftly divides the pair of closets, commodes and vanities. Choosing to keep the space as clean as its design, Carole Weaks opted for minimal ornamentation in the form of monogrammed linens by Julia B. and a Roman shade in a subtle Hodsoll McKenzie fabric.

left CABINETRY & DESIGN Kingdom Woodworks COUNTERTOPS Levantina; fabricated by Atlanta Kitchen TILE Specialty Tile INTERIOR STORAGE Rev-a-Shelf and Kingdom Woodworks PLUMBING Toto SCONCES Circa Lighting ROMAN SHADE Hodsoll McKenzie at Ainsworth-Noah LINENS Julia B. SHOWER DOOR Atlanta Glass Concepts opposite WALLPAPER Bacchus in Malt by Lewis & Wood at Jerry Pair GILTWOOD MIRROR Robuck VELVET PILLOW B.D. Jeffries DRINK TABLE Huff Harrington PEWTER VASES International Art Properties

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LUXURY HOMES & ESTATES { BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES GEORGIA PROPERTIES }

1325 MONTE CARLO DRIVE | ATLANTA, GA 30327

5441 NORTH POWERS FERRY ROAD | ATLANTA, GA 30327

Mediterranean estate on 2.9+/- acres. Home is situated on a peninsula overlooking a private lake and surrounded by lush grounds, a sports court, batting cage and double-edge infinity pool. Mahogany doors open to a two-story living room, spectacular kitchen, theater and wine cellar.

1325MonteCarloAtlanta.com. Debra Johnston; 404-312-1959. $6,750,000.

Pristine gated estate with a well-maintained interior. Immaculate amenities on 2+/- acres in one of Atlanta’s premium zip codes. Harrison Design home features high ceilings and terrace level with screening room, wine cellar, gym and sauna. 5441NPowersFerryRoadAtlanta.com.

Debra Johnston; 404-312-1959. $5,500,000.

112 CALLENWOLDE | REYNOLDS PLANTATION, GA 31024 On its own peninsula with 440 feet of bulkhead shoreline, this home features a separate guesthouse, covered boat lift and a dock. Greg Tordik; 678-858-8325. $3,900,00.

888 BIG HORN HOLLOW | SUWANEE, GA 30024 English Manor retreat located in The River Club. Master bedroom on main features spa bath. Five additional en suite bedrooms, gourmet kitchen, two-story great room, vaulted keeping room and gentleman’s study with loft, library and fully-finished terrace. Greg Tordik; 678-858-8325. $1,495,000.

4845 MERLENDALE COURT | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Beautiful Sandy Springs cul-de-sac home on almost one acre close to Chastain Park Amphitheater. Chef’s kitchen features SubZero fridge and island with wine fridge. Dacor appliances, huge pantry, keeping room. Terrace level with large recreation room, bedroom & full bath. Upstairs bonus room with full bath.

Wooded views from screened porch. 3-car garage. Petersen Partners; 678-439-6699. Dan@PetersenPartners.com. $1,550,000.

2853 THURLESTON LANE | DULUTH, GA 30097 Features fabulous indoor and outdoor living with exceptional elegance and distinctive details. Located in Sugarloaf Country Club, this brick and stone luxury golf course home has gorgeous walkout level pool and upscale outdoor spaces. Shows like new! Mary Floyd; 404-312-3837. $1,450,000.

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Information deemed accurate, but subject to change without notice. If your property is currently listed with a Realtor, please disregard this notice. It is not our intention to solicit the offerings of other Brokers.

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LUXURY HOMES & ESTATES { BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES GEORGIA PROPERTIES }

1090 WHITE OAK WAY | BUCKHEAD, GA 30625 Fabulous equestrian estate adjacent to Lake Oconee and privately situated on 10 acres! Six-stable Brazilian cherry wood barn. Well-appointed custom home features four master retreats & additional living/entertaining space at terrace level. Greg Tordik; 678-858-8325. $1,350,000.

3620 SCHOONER RIDGE | ALPHARETTA, GA 30005 UNDER CONTRACT IN 4 DAYS! Unique opportunity on Lake Windward.

Brick ranch-style home with spectacular views, private dock, stone patio and gazebo. Remodeled throughout with professionally-finished terrace level. Amy Lynn; 678-488-1540. $998,500.

14105 TRIPLE CROWN DRIVE | MILTON, GA 30004

511 MANDERSTONE | PEACHTREE CITY, GA 30269

Stately executive home in the Milton swim/tennis neighborhood of Triple Crown! Spacious rooms loaded with architectural features and a bright, open floor plan. Upgraded kitchen with Wolf/Sub-Zero appliances. Vaulted keeping room with stacked stone fireplace. Spa-inspired master suite has fireplace, sitting area, luxurious bath and huge walk-in closet. Level, fenced and private back yard. McBrayer Milton Team; 404-688-0404. $910,000.

Extraordinary Huddleston-Thompson showhome with “backyard resort” including a heated Pebble Tec pool, waterfall & spa. Perfectly situated on private cul-de-sac lot, the home features 5,800+/- sq ft. with hardwood floors on main & custom built-ins! Chef’s kitchen with granite, large island & built-in refrigerator! Owner’s retreat with sitting area & fireplace! Terrace level has rec., billiard & exercise rooms, guest suite & hardwood floors! Large deck & 3.5 car garage! Susan Fitzgerald; 770-652-7376. $785,000.

195 GRANDMAR CHASE | CANTON, GA 30115

33 TRENT TRAIL | CLEVELAND, GA 30528

Exceptional executive home in Woodmont Golf & Country Club boasts panoramic golf course views. This dramatic home is an entertainer’s dream.

Open floor plan features a finished terrace level with sauna, exercise room, billiards room and wine cellar. Jeanine Blumer; 678-858-4927. $759,000.

This beautiful custom-built home in a quiet mountain area has 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths with hard wood floors, a saltwater heated pool, pool house, completely landscaped yards and a detached heated garage with workout room. Near Mossy Creek Golf Course. Mairlyn Ballard; 770-530-9927. $590,000.

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LUXURY HOMES & ESTATES { BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS REAL ESTATE METRO BROKERS }

2310 FAIRHAVEN COVE | CONYERS, GA 30012 Custom-built luxury home! Perfect for entertaining with elegant finishes from a grand marble entry to the gourmet kitchen and keeping room. Banquet dining room flows seamlessly to the vaulted living room. Lovely finished terrace level features media room, game room with bar, office suite and more. This home was built with attention to every detail.

Agent Name: Rachel Gonter; Price: $799,900.

4815 COLLINS LAKE DR | MABLETON, GA 30126 Inspiring home with 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, a screened-in porch and a 3-car garage. Architectural details set the tone with an open floor plan & upgrades galore. The chef-inspired kitchen is ready to entertain with huge island. Great room with stone fireplace, relaxing owners retreat, finished terrace level with media room, wet bar, bedroom, full bath and more.

Agent Name: Shawn Hollenkamp; Price: $549,900.

281 POPLAR TRAIL | DAWSONVILLE, GA 30534

4998 COLLINS LAKE WAY | MABLETON, GA 30126 Gorgeous 6 bedroom, 5 bath executive home sitting on a private cul-de-sac lot. Upgrades galore. Chef’s kitchen features huge island which opens to the great room with stone fireplace. Entertainer’s dining room with butler’s pantry. Get spoiled in the owners retreat. The terrace level features media room, bar, rec room, bedroom, full bath and a screened patio with fireplace.

Agent Name: Shawn Hollenkamp; Price: $534,900.

Located on three lots with two deep water docks and almost six acres of fenced pasture ideal for horses! Lake view from most rooms, granite and stainless kitchen, spacious master on the main with custom sitting room and office, vaulted covered deck overlooks pool and lake. Lots of potential to build. Peaceful setting. Agent Name: Brad Carlton; Price: $699,500.

4875 KETTLE RIVER POINT | SUWANEE, GA 30024 This Craftsman-inspired estate in a luxury golf club community boasts charm and character not found in newer homes! Open gourmet kitchen features honed granite center islands, hand-glazed cabinetry, top appliances, reclaimed exposed beams and is open to the vaulted, fireside keeping room. Tucked away on a private wooded lot surrounded by lush, mature landscaping. Agent Name: Brad Carlton; Price: $1,449,944.

92 GREEN SUMMIT | NEWNAN, GA 30265 Exquisite European-style home! Phenomenal golf course home features unique architectural design including soaring great room with dual side fireplace into keeping room, open gourmet kitchen, dramatic three-story turret to separate maid quarters, second kitchen upstairs, incredible terrace level with a salon and future wine cellar, circular drive and more! Agent Name: Scott Cosby; Price: $1,500,000.

(678) 320-4900 | WWW.DREAMHOMES.COM *Each Firm is Independently Owned and Operated.

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Resources

FEBRUARY 2016 // ISSUE NO.328

American Craft Council shows.craftcouncil.org/atlanta ...................CAS20 Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville ................................................................. antiquesandgardenshow.com ............................................................ 28 Arrow Exterminators arrowexterminators.com ...................................CAS10 Atlanta Audio & Automation atlantaaudio.com..................................CAS22 Atlanta Community Food Bank acfb.org ................................................CAS19 Atlanta Steeplechase atlantasteeplechase.org ........................................31,37 Aztec Stone Empire aztecstoneempire.com .................................................... 1 PHOTO: DAVID CHRISTENSEN

Berkshire Hathaway Home Services ..................................................................... bhhsgeorgia.com...................................100,101, inside back cover Better Homes & Gardens metrobrokers.com ..............................................102 Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts boxwoodsonline.com ............................. CAS13 California Closets californiaclosets.com ...........................................................9 Cartier, Inc. cartier.us ..........................................................................back cover Cathedral Antiques Show cathedralantiques.org ................................CAS01 Circa Lighting circalighting.com ........................................................................5 Classic classicdesignservices.com .........................................................CAS04

At the 2015 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Home for the Holidays Showhouse, MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS outfi tted the front reception area in tailored pieces with classic silhouettes, creating an elegant first impression that balanced modern flair with classic comfort. mgbwhome.com

Dixon Rye dixonrye.com ....................................................................................... 7 Erika Reade Ltd. erikareade.com ......................................................................8

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builthomes.com. ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR SELECTIONS Harrison Design har-

Georgia Ovarian Cancer Alliance gaovariancancer.org ...........................37

BUILDER Sheehan Built Homes, sheehan-

risondesign.com LANDSCAPE Ed Castro Landscape Inc. edcastro.com DINING ROOM John Oetgen Design Inc. oetgendesign.com MUSIC ROOM Westbrook Interiors

Harry Norman Realtors harrynorman.com .......................................21,CAS10

westbrookinteriors.com MASTER BED AND BATH C. Weaks Interiors Inc. cweaksint.

High Museum Wine Auction high.org ............................................................. 36

com MASTER BATH Kingdom Woodworks kingdomwoodworks.com STUDY Joel

InterContinental Hotels Group ihg.com ..........................................................33

Kelly Design joelkelly.com BAR, BREAKFAST, KITCHEN AND PANTRIES Robert Brown

Junior League jlatlanta.org............................................................ CAS13,CAS18

Interior Design robertbrownid.com Kingdom Woodworks kingdomwoodworks.com FAMILY ROOM Lindsey Coral Harper Interior Design lchinteriors.com STUDIO Barbara

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MODA Floors and Interiors modafloorsandinteriors.com .......................33

natelier.com ENTRY FOYER Holt Interiors holt-interiors.com GUEST BEDROOM AND HALL Mallory Mathison Inc. mallorymathison.com GUEST SUITE Harrison Design

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harrisondesign.com COVERED TERRACE J. Wheeler Designs jwheelerdesigns.com

Race for the Cure komen.org/raceforthecure .............................................. 35

MUDROOM AND LAUNDRY KMH Interiors kmhinteriors.net ENTRY HALL AND POW-

Reynolds Plantation reynoldsplantation.com ............................................. 2,3

DER Ivy and Vine ivyandvine.com STAIR HALL Steve McKenzie’s stevemckenzies.com

Sean O' Keefe Events seanokeefeevents.com..................................... CAS14

HALLWAY Interior Views, Inc. (404) 351-5040 ELEVATOR HALL AND POWDER Jessica Bradley Interiors jessicabradleyinteriors.com

Seven Stone sevenstone.com ....................................................................CAS19 Soiree soireecateringatlanta.com ............................................................CAS02 Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens .................................................. southeasternshowhouse.com ........................................................... 40 Specialty Tile Products, Inc. specialtytile.com ............................................. 35 Taste Of Dunwoody choa.org ....................................................................CAS19 The Container Store containerstore.com ........................................................17 The Dump thedump.com ...................................................... inside front cover The Gables Antiques thegablesantiques.com ............................................. 25 White Glove Storage & Delivery whiteglovedelivery.com........................27

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MARCIA SHERRILL

marcia’s favorite place

SITTING FIRESIDE

The hearth takes pride of place in this high-style study designed by architect D. Stanley Dixon and interior designer Betty Burgess.

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THE REST OF THE COUNTRY may operate under the delusion that we bask year-round in near equatorial heat, but no ma’am and no sir—Atlanta gets cold (like when it drops below 62 degrees), and our infatuation with mantels and fire tools proves it.

Stone, metal, wood, marble, exposed brick— whether it’s modern and

floating or hand-carved rococo, there’s simply no better place we Atlantans would rather hunker down.

When I was young, all of my 48 cousins had homes with fireplaces. One uncle built replica houses, which he sold quickly. When they settled into a replica Robert E. Lee, their fireplace was not just the family gathering spot; it was large

enough to walk in. Not just walk. Run. After buying my first house, a fireplace was chief on the list, and the bungalow on Stephen Long Drive had a beauty, as did the houses that followed, and I was determined to enlarge every single one. I spent ages searching Miami Circle and The Galleries of Peachtree Hills. I ripped out old pine mantels and grabbed up French limestone ones. These are antiques dealers who simply can’t resist ancient mantels, andirons, screens and tools—some, in fact, dedicate a whole floor.

I have recently decided to move from my pied-àterre in New York and have since spent hours (okay, days) wandering Paris on Ponce. I have flummoxed the realtor with my description of the perfect-sized apartment: “Just focus on a working fireplace, and who cares about updated bath and kitchen.” I am a designer, after all. The rest I can fool with. I just need a place for my tinder and me.

ERICA GEORGE DINES

THE PERFECT HEARTH IS ALWAYS TOP OF MIND FOR MARCIA, WHO KNOWS THAT EVEN IN 60-DEGREES-BELOW WEATHER, ATLANTANS LOVE TO GATHER AND REFLECT BY THE FIRE.

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