Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | February 2017

ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES

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CONTENTS FEBRUARY 2017 // ISSUE NO.340

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The Art of Aesthetics Age and authenticity meet rustic refinement in the Buckhead abode of B.D. Jeffries’ Brad and Debbie Weitz.

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Redefined Rustic A family’s personal hunting lodge is driven by design thanks to the acute detailing of its Atlanta design team.

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Freshly Focused The 2016 Home for the Holidays Showhouse showcased an inventive spin on Atlanta’s classic style.

Style 12

Hot List 2017 is poised to be one of the design community’s most inspiring years yet.

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Young Guns Rising design star Minhnuyet Hardy proves that modern and edgy have a place within Atlanta’s design landscape.

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Style Influencer Marsden Antiques & Interiors, a longtime decorating staple,

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continues its founder’s legacy.

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Real Estate Property Report Calendar Cultural happenings around Atlanta Naomi On Pantone’s Color of the Year Dish Dispatches from the local culinary scene Suzanna Musings of a homesick Southerner Editor’s Letter Resources + Ad Index

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FROM THE EDITOR

IN OUR FAMILY, winter is a time to regather and regroup. Whether it’s indulging in a book by the fire, warming small tummies with hearty soups or simply talking about the future, we give ourselves permission to be idle (as idle as a family of five can be). Call it a productive form of rest—a much-needed period between the entirely too busy fall and spring seasons.

The biggest project my husband and I will tackle this year is our kitchen—which I both pine for and dread. Call it a peril of the job, but our budget is not nearly as big as our ambition, though, at the end of the day, the most important aspect, to me, is pure function and O.C.D.-like organization. Anything to give my children (dare I say husband?) the tools to be more independent in the kitchen—or, even better, to dream up their own culinary concoctions.

The best compliment my 4-year-old son paid me in all of 2016 came right around the holidays, as I cut my way through an assortment of red, white and green flowers, placing them into a variety of vases for teacher gifts. “Mommy, you are the best at Christmas,” he said. My goal for 2017, of course, is to be “the best” year-round, something a new kitchen will play a huge role in.

Design is empowering, after all, and we explore that phenomenon this month with highlights from the 2016 Home for the Holidays Showhouse (a massive renovation project) as well as with a brilliantly designed hunting lodge and well-traveled Atlanta home.

Elizabeth Ralls, Editor in Chief Indulge in a little creative rest. You won’t regret it! @elizabeth_ralls | twitter @eliz_ralls | instagram

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STYLE

DAVID CHRISTENSEN

IDEAS // DISCOVERIES // DEBUTS

Shower Power

Now open for business in the Buckhead Exchange is the KOHLER SIGNATURE STORE BY PDI, a new one-stop

shop for high-quality kitchen-and-bath products. Featuring a series of vignettes decked out in Kohler, Kallista, Robern and Kohler Surfaces—as well as on-site staff equipped to offer comprehensive design services—the consumer-friendly store (which also boasts a shower experience, pictured) cements the heart of Buckhead as a destination for turnkey kitchen-and-bath offerings. kohlersignaturestoreatlanta.com

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STYLE NEWS

ANOTHER ANGLE After years of commercial as well as retail success (his custom pieces can be seen in spots like St. Cecilia; he’s also an Atlanta MADE regular), Atlantan SKYLAR MORGAN of Skylar Morgan Furniture + Design has significantly fine-tuned his favorite designs, launching a signature selection of dynamic, warm-modern pieces, including tables, desks, bookcases and counter stools.

Simple but not simplistic, the collection features such details as matte-finish, live-edge woods (walnut, oak, ash); powder-coated steel; and handmade brass hardware. smf-d.com

2017

HOT LIST

cast of characters Texas-based ARETÉ launched three new product lines inspired by mothers nature’s “high-def realism,” says designer George

If the New Year’s bevy of refreshing releases and impressive collaborations and are any indication, 2017 is poised to be one of the design community’s most inspiring years yet.

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Sellers. Among the 2017 intros is Modernist, comprising six lamps and compelling objets d’art such as the Leopard,

Kate Abney & Claire Ruhlin

pictured, available as a lamp or objet. Available at Bungalow

Classic; aretecollection.com

Classic Refresh Among MR. BROWN’s market introductions are entirely new pieces featuring eye-catching materials and sophisticated silhouettes—such as the Rabanne two-tier chandelier, left—as well as existing pieces reinvented with fresh materials and colors Available to the trade at Holland & Co., ADAC,

(404) 233-2091; hollandandcompany.com.

MODERN CLASSICS Known for his mastery of blue-and-white, neutrals and traditional motifs, former Southerner MARK D. SIKES saw a meteoric rise to success in 2016, adding “author” to his résumé last fall with the release of his coffee-table tome, Beautiful. Now, Sikes’ fresh collection for HENREDON follows that same timeless thread, capturing an upscale Americana spirit with a California bent. The furnishings and accessories are inspired by favorite pieces he’s accumulated over the years—from the Pacific Palisades upholstered canopy bed, pictured, to the Queens Road Chinoiserie armoire. Available

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COLOR of the YEAR COLOR CRUSH In December, PANTONE unveiled its invigorating Color of the Year for 2017, Greenery.

Evoking a sense of restoration and renewal, the yellow-green hue also symbolizes hope and vitality. Greenery’s natural beauty meets the everyday via MOSER glassware; a Haute House damask chair and Bella Vetro chandelier through NEIMAN MARCUS; or an ORIENTAL WEAVERS shag rug. pantone.com

MOD MUST-HAVE Athens-based designer SUSAN HABLE’s new collection for HICKORY CHAIR draws inspiration from midcentury modern and Scandinavian designs, combining form, texture and color to produce global and versatile pieces.

Playing off Hable’s inaugural 2015 collection, the latest additions include bedroom, dining room and living room furniture suitable for both classic and contemporary settings. Avail-

able at Bungalow Classic, (404) 351-9120; bungalowclassic.com; hickorychair.com

FRESH FINERY

A LIGHT TOUCH

Inspired by urban coastal living, MICHAEL

Up-and-coming furniture designer KATY SKELTON

BERMAN’s collection for furniture manufac-

recently debuted a trio of streamlined light fixtures

turer THEODORE ALEXANDER features

that require no hardwiring. Priced between $595

tailored upholstery, modern lines and unique

and $975, they can be mounted both vertically,

finishes for a diverse range of pirces suitable

as sconces, or horizontally, as slim library lights.

for any occasion. Blending the airy aesthetic

Featuring waxed-brass bodies, simple metal globe

of California with modern glamour, the pieces

shades, woven-cloth cords and a toggle-style on/

are the ideal balance of organic and luxurious

off switch that can be custom placed, all are made

elements. Available at Mathews Furniture +

in the former Brooklyn dweller’s Savannah studio.

Design, (404) 237-8271; mathewsfurniture.

Available at Made Again, (404) 893-0300;

com; theodorealexander.com

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HOT LIST STYLE NEWS

Gilded Glamour

With its introductions at High Point Market, GILDED HOME by John McClain, blended its signature glam sophistication with clean lines.

New pieces include fresh takes on existing favorites, as well as new

HIGH GROUND

additions that take cues from geometric shapes and embellished touches. Gilded Home’s Atlanta showroom debuted in January at AMERICASMART on the ninth floor of Building One. gildedhome.com

Consider us floored. J.D. STARON’s seven new collections for spring include Tibetan Skye—inspired by owner Jakub Staron’s observations of stunning Tibetan skies—which incorporates indigenous patterns into designs such as a Tibetan wool-and-bamboo silk number reminiscent of tree rings and woven from 50 shades of blue for an ombré effect. The Aubusson Nouveau collection, a series of hand-spun wool, silk and cotton creations, is rooted in 18th-century French techniques but modernized with current motifs and palettes. Avail-

able at Designer Carpets, ADAC; jdstaron.com

LINEAR LUXURY

Borrowing sculptural motifs and geometric shapes from modern art, BERNHARDT’s Mosaic collection, which debuted at Fall High Point Market, features eye-catching architectural elements such as square pyramids, hexagonal forms, 3D layering and squared tiling patterns. The pieces are available in materials including quartered white oak, shagreen embossed leather, metal leaf finishes, bubbles glass and more. bernhardt.com

TURNING THE TABLES Following more than 20 years as the premier luxury lamp resource for the interiors industry’s brightest luminaries, iconic ceramicist CHRISTOPHER SPITZMILLER has partnered with VISUAL COMFORT to bring his signature creations—including classic sic gourds lamps and tole pendants—to the everyday ryday consumer. Seven lamp styles in any of 20 gemlike mlike glazes (from light rose to aqua crackle, plus a number of metallics) join two pendant variations ons stocked through Circa Lighting, necessitating g no custom orders. circalighting.com; visualcomfort. fort.

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Relaxed & Refined

Showcasing graceful silhouettes inspired by vintage documents and her European travels, JAN SHOWERS’ furniture collection for KRAVET evokes a timeless appeal and plays off the designer’s trademark elegant style. The collection’s 16 pieces feature the designer’s signature feminine curves, as well as statement touches, such as bronze finishes, gold leaf, brass hardware and faux leather. Available at Kravet,

ADAC, (404) 812-6995; kravet.com

WALL WORTHY Atlanta tastemaker and Taylor Burke Home proprietress JULIANNE TAYLOR has launched a dazzling new art-print collection with Floridabased OLIVER GAL ARTIST CO. Called Eastern Opulence, the approximately 40-piece line pulls inspiration from Taylor’s years in Shanghai, pairing classic motifs with bold pops of color. Works are available in a variety of sizes and colors. Frames also come in a range of colors—black, white, pine, champagne, gold and mirror—while the art itself is printed on watercolor paper or cotton canvas with luxe details such as gold foil layers, “diamond dust” and hand-brushed accents. olivergal.com

FLAIR & BALANCED which debuted at High Point Market last fall,

DRESSED TO IMPRESS

Los Angeles–based designer WINDSOR

FRETTE’s latest collection of luxurious bed and bath linens is

SMITH balances sleek form with antique-style

inspired by exotic locales along the Tropic of Cancer (India, China,

details. The collection includes an assortment

Niger, The United Arab Emirates, Mexico)—their rich colors, their ra-

of furniture, lighting and decorative acces-

diant light, their joie de vivre. More than a dozen subcollections offer

sories available in an array of finishes, such as

seemingly infinite possibilities for fluffing your home’s inner sanctum,

lacquer, porcelain, antique brass, Lucite and

from the buttery-yellow floral silk bedding of Chinè to the mixed-

gold plate. Also available is the new option of

silk indigo ikats of Monsoon to the curvaceous classical motifs of

stocked and ready-to-order furniture pieces in

Incantesimo—plus, of course, a host of crisp hotel sheeting in nearly

In her second collection with ARTERIORS,

muslin, which may be customized with fabrics

a dozen styles (this season’s new shade is sage green). Available

from local workrooms. arteriorshome.com

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MOSAICS

KITCHEN

BATH

HARDWOOD & LAMINATE

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YOUNG GUNS

CONTEMPORARY COOL In her downtown loft, Minhnuyet Hardy proves that modern and edgy have a place within Atlanta’s historically traditional design landscape. WRITTEN BY Sejal Bhima PHOTOGRAPHED BY Mali Azima

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above A mix of metals help soften the industrial vibe in designer Minhnuyet Hardy’s Atlanta loft. She refreshed the original staircase by painting the railing a glimmering gold. right The living room’s cleanlined furnishings showcase Hardy’s love for darker colors. opposite An oversize black metal floor lamp by Regina Andrew sits pretty next to the newly minted master bath door. Hardy gutted the original kitchen to make way for this all-white room that’s a refreshing counterpoint to the loft’s moodier spaces.

Restoration Hardware’s shell light pendant captures the loft’s unique and modern aesthetic. Hardy commissioned floating nightstands in the master bedroom to complement the graining of the wood beams and bed. previous page A custom bench along the wall in the dining area pulls double duty as a space saver while also increasing the seating capacity around the zinc-top table.

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STYLE

R E N O VAT I O N

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NTERIOR DESIGNER MINHNUYET HARDY GOT HER START decorating children’s bedrooms, but she traded in color and whimsy for a smarter and more sophisticated aesthetic since finding an audience better suited to her style three years ago. “When I decided to rebrand, my first male client was living in a hotel room and needed his new condo done from top to bottom. It was such a great experience, and the end result was a turnkey home that was modern yet very livable,” says Hardy.

The sleek pad led to countless referrals and a unique niche for the designer: male CEOs, urban executives, athletes and entrepreneurs seeking luxe homes that are equal parts handsome and functional. “While creating a stylish space is certainly important, finding a way to fit in all their fun gadgets is also high on the list,” she says. Hardy has teamed up with one of the city’s leading smart-home technology specialists to ensure her clients are able to switch off lights, control thermostats and more from their personal devices. She also seamlessly integrates hidden speakers and other large, tech-centric features into her designs.

Despite her interiors’ decidedly masculine sensibilities, Hardy makes sure that they’re just as warm and inviting for women, and her own urban loft in Castleberry Hill is proof of that. Here, she plays up her penchant for a high-contrast color scheme that’s softened by rustic, natural materials and a mix of metals that also add a rich, sexy layer to the design.

Also upping the wow factor are custom touches throughout, including a striking white backsplash in the new kitchen and a sliding barn door in the master bedroom, both reflecting her philosophy that impact is best achieved by simplicity. “I consider this loft my ultimate canvas because this is truly who I am as a designer,” says Hardy. “I believe in takings risks and always pushing the envelope.”

INTERIOR DESIGN Minhnuyet Hardy, Minhnuyet Hardy Interiors ENTRY MIRROR Wisteria CONSOLE Arteriors LIVING ROOM ARTWORK Lindsay Cowles SETTEE West Elm LOUNGERS Regina Andrew KITCHEN COUNTERS Atlanta Stone Creations HARDWARE Lewis Dolin SCONCES Visual Comfort MASTER BEDROOM BED Woodland Creek Furniture DINING ROOM TABLE Regina Andrew CHANDELIER Arteriors

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STYLE

INFLUENCERS T H E M A R V E LO U S

MARSDEN

ANTIQUES & INTERIORS

The late Jane Marsden changed Atlanta interior design when she introduced the city to fine porcelains in the 1970s. When she developed 2300 Peachtree in the ’80s, the complex quickly filled with the city’s top dealers and designers.

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Cullen Hamilton

TODAY: Jane’s original interior design business has expanded under the influence of Janie and Janie’s husband, Mike. “We continue to design fine homes for our clients while also having a large shop with fine porcelains, antiques, and a large selection of lighting and chandeliers,” says Janie.

“For every room to be pretty, it must have a good piece of furniture to give it substance and patina.”

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1970s: The retail business of selling antiques evolved when Jane Marsden started traveling to Europe to buy fine porcelains to use as accessories in her decorating projects,” says her daughter, Janie Marsden-Willis.

1980s: After

occupying a small building on Peachtree Road near Peachtree Hills Avenue, Jane determined that Atlanta was ready to support the burgeoning antiques and interior design markets. “Building the complex of three classical, European-style commercial buildings and a residence was a tremendous undertaking, but we brought in some of the city’s top designers and dealers for a vibrant business community,” says Janie.

ON THE HORIZON: “Although interior design remains the primary focus of our business, we’re called on a regular basis to acquire estates, so we’re able to pick the best things for a constantly changing inventory.”

top left Jane Marsden and daughter Janie Marsden Willis, pictured in the article “Designing Duos” from the May 2010 issue of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

Fine porcelains are a longtime showroom staple at the venerable Marsden Antiques & Interiors.

PHOTOS BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

The Evolution

THE SECOND GENERATION: “I grew up in my mother’s business and started working for her as a teenager. By the time I went to college, I could close my eyes and determine whether a piece of porcelain was English or Chinese based simply on touching the glaze,” says Janie. “Today, Mike and I oversee all aspects of the business: acquisitions, sales, interior design and oversight of the property.”

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Bon Appetit

Both the Atlanta culinary community and patrons of French bistro LE BILBOQUET alike praised the return of CYRILLE HOLOTA

to Atlanta late last year, this time as head chef of the beloved Buckhead Atlanta bistro. Look for the Michelin-star restaurant veteran to translate his years of expertise in

haute French cuisine into creating precisely executed, exceptional dishes for the celebrated brand. lebilboquetatlanta.com

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LIFE

R E A L E S TAT E

BUCKHEAD MOVES & EXPANSIONS WRITTEN BY

Lori Johnston BABY BRAITHWAITE IS STARTING 2017 in a new location: Paces Ferry Plaza on Northside Parkway. Nancy and Chaffee Braithwaite’s boutique has departed 102 W. Paces Ferry Road in Buckhead’s West Village in favor of a new 3,333-square-foot location next to Woo Skincare + Cosmetics. The mother-

right SweetWater

Brewing Co.’s Woodlands top right Baby Braithwaite

daughter duo again worked with architect Jim Choate, and the store’s beloved topiaries made the journey. “We felt this location was staying true to who Baby Braithwaite is, and we are excited about this next chapter,” says Chaffee.

Paces Ferry Plaza’s exterior renovations are expected to be complete this fall, and a planned 365 by Whole Foods Market will increase the size of the 63,809-square-foot center, says Leslie Mintz, senior leasing agent for owner

THREE QUESTIONS WITH SCAD’S

Regency Centers. The redevelopment has also resulted in one longtime tenant, GLYN WEAKLEY INTERIORS, closing its doors as the owner opted to retire.

THERE’S A NEW OPTION WITHIN SweetWater Brewing Co.’s Woodlands,

PAULA WALLACE

a 37,000-square-foot barrel-aging facility adjacent to the Midtown brewery. Its

AS PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD),

for a standing reception. Founder Freddy Bensch’s vision for functional and

Paula Wallace is leading SCAD as it curates The Art Collection at Mercedes-Benz

organic design with the cool factor is evident in the brick walls, French oak bar-

Stadium. The stadium, designed by HOK and TVSDesign, is expected to open this

rels and foeders, and highboys and barstools designed by Lamon Luther.

two-story, nearly 8,000-square foot event space can hold up to 400 people

summer, and will showcase sculptures, paintings and mixed media works by local, national and international artists—plus a high-design focus that includes SUZANNE KASLER’s plans for Arthur Blank’s owner’s suite. The roster of creatives commissioned includes Radcliffe Bailey, Nari Ward, Jimmy O’Neal and brothers Steven and

MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM

William Ladd. The Ladds worked with 975-plus Atlanta children and their families on their 40-foot interior mural made with 10,000-plus handmade beads.

IN WHAT WAYS WILL THE ART AND ARTISTS BE INTEGRAL TO THE STADIUM’S DESIGN? The Mercedes-Benz Stadium is a once-in-a-generation architectural marvel with expanses that demand the aesthetic wow to equal its grandeur. I’ve always believed art and sport harness the same sense of power and express the best of what makes us human. Both elevate the soul.

HOW WILL THE ART BE REFLECTIVE OF THE ATLANTA COMMUNITY? The Mercedes-Benz Stadium is above all a civic landmark, a remarkable building cast in the character of the city itself. The stadium conveys the ideals of sport, of celebration, of community. In fact, nearly half [of the artists] are from right here in Georgia, ensuring the arena resonates with a host of regional voices.

WHAT DO YOU SEE AS ITS ARCHITECTURAL LEGACY? Recently, I chatted with the dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts, and he pointed out that a building of such immense magnitude has considerable responsibility. It can make itself an integrated, organic element of the cityscape, as the Mercedes-Benz Stadium does. Art helps make that integration possible. The stadium is far more than a sporting venue; it’s a wondrous new cultural center. The Mercedes-Benz Stadium … catapults the city’s architectural prestige to new heights.

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LIFE

CALENDAR

Around Atlanta

Creativity comes to the forefront with annual photography and printmaking shows, an art auction and a Valentine’s Lindsey Wohlfrom Day–inspired exhibition opening.

clockwise from top right Nude & Figure at dk Gallery; Landon Nordeman at Spalding Nix Fine Art; Seana Reilly’s work in the ART PAPERS Art Auction; Stephanie Dowda at Whitespace Gallery; Katherine Miller at the Zuckerman Museum of Art

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5 SPALDING NIX FINE ART presents

intermediate and professional printmak-

the work of Landon Nordeman and

ers. Through 5/7. zuckerman.kennesaw.

Spencer Sloan at its photography show

edu/exhibitions

kicking off on Feb. 3. Known for his

Celebrating almost two decades, the

fashion photography, Nordeman looks

ART PAPERS ART AUCTION will host

for the eternal in the transient through

this year’s soiree, It’s a Homecoming

mingling with the artists. The show will

his works for commercial and editorial

Celebration, at one of its early homes—

feature both realist and abstract paint-

clients across the world. Sloan, a mixed-

Ponce City Market. The event, held on

ings by Lydia Cash, Kevin Chambers,

media artist, creates abstract photogra-

the building’s second floor, features

Holly Irwin, Dean Kube, Catie Radney,

phy that comments on societal values

contemporary works by more than 200

Connie Sales, Brooke Shaden and

in contemporary pop culture by digitally

emerging and established artists from

Penny Treese. Through 3/4. dkgallery.us

manipulating paparazzi photographs.

across the country as well as fare from

Local artist Stephanie Dowda’s solo

Through 4/15. spaldingnixfineart.com

top Atlanta restaurants, mobile bidding

show, Traces, comes to a close at

Epic: Selections From the SGCI

and DJ entertainment. Tickets are

WHITESPACE GALLERY on Feb. 11.

Collection debuts the ZUCKERMAN

$50 in advance, $75 at the door. 2/25.

Dowda’s works explore existence and

MUSEUM OF ART’s growing collection

artpapers.org

the power behind the loss of life, loss

of works on paper from the Southern

DK GALLERY’s annual Valentine’s

of time and desire to connect. Traces

Graphics Council International (SGCI)

Day exhibition, Nude & Figure, opens

is a compilation of two bodies of works

print archive. The exhibit features both

with a reception on Saturday, Feb. 11,

by Dowda, 33 Marks and Evoco, joined

contemporary and transitional printmak-

inviting guests to enjoy an evening of

together to create an environment of

ing techniques and creations by novice,

contemporary art and live music while

contemplation. whitespace814.com

WHITESPACE GALLERY; 33 MARKS, PHOTOGRAPH, STEPHANIE DOWDA, 2016. KATHERINE MILLER, “ALPENGLOW,” 2014. FROM THE PORTFOLIO “MAPPING THE MISSISSIPPI.” INK ON PAPER, INTAGLIO AND MONOTYPE COLLAGE. COURTESY OF THE ZUCKERMAN MUSEUM OF ART.

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AROUND TOWN WITH

ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ROBERTSON

Naomi Von Habersham

BY NOW, YOU’VE ALL HEARD THAT THE 2017 Pantone Color of the Year is Greenery, a leafy shade of green. Meant to convey renewal and regeneration, Greenery is, according to the color institute, a shade of new beginnings, which our country could certainly use after the recent unpleasantness.

(I’m not referring to the Civil War but rather the 2016 presidential election.) For some, leaf green might be the color of the moment, but for many Atlantans, green, in all of its myriad hues, has been dear to our Southern hearts for generations.

Take, for example, that classic shade of bottle green, which has long been a popular choice for the front doors and shutters of our city’s most elegant houses. Darker and more mature than the sprightly Greenery (which, because of its bright appearance, doesn’t easily lend itself to use on a home’s exterior), bottle green, reminiscent of a glossy magnolia leaf, is also a long-standing companion to our antique wicker furniture, ironwork and outdoor awnings. Indoors, green is equally at home, whether it’s making a subtle design gesture or, alternatively, a stylish splash.

Come to think of it, the vibrancy of Greenery takes me back to the 1970s, when many an Atlanta kitchen and sunroom were bedecked in lime-green, bamboo-print wallpaper

by Louis W. Bowen or festooned with one of Kent-Bragaline’s floral-patterned fabrics in saucy shades of apple green and pink. Now defunct, both of these to-the-trade brands had such pizzazz!

Why, green is even a proverbial hue in many Southern women’s closets, although, due to my pasty complexion, I steer clear of it for fear of looking jaundiced. But for those with the right coloring, green can do wonders for one’s appearance. Few have looked better in green than everyone’s favorite Southern heroine, Scarlett O’Hara, who made fashion history when she pressed her beloved Tara’s green velvet portieres into service as a fancy dress. Leave it to an enterprising Southerner—and later, her alter ego, Carol Burnett—to prove that green, when used creatively, can make a lasting impression.

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LIFE DISH

the

Scoop

5 QUESTIONS FOR:

Cyrille Holota

LE BILBOQUET’s new head chef— whose resume includes standouts such as the Four Seasons Resort

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS:

Bora Bora, JOËL and The Ritz-

INMAN PARK

Carlton, Buckhead—brings a keen

Recently opened in Krog Street

sense of precision and creativity to

Market and helmed by partners Michael Lo and George Yu (who is

Buckhead’s beloved French bistro.

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also executive chef), SUZY SIU’S

BAOS offers steamed buns made

Claire Ruhlin

from locally sourced ingredients.

The menu includes favorites such as Lo and Yu’s signature pork belly bun, as well as seafood and veg-

IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME, LE BILBOQUET HAS BECOME

etarian options, available à la carte

AN ATLANTA INSTITUTION. WHAT WAS YOUR APPROACH TO

or with a sides (think kimchi fritters

STEPPING INTO THIS NEW ROLE? The very first time I walked into the restaurant, I didn’t say anything, but I looked at the bar, and I ob-

and Korean street corn).

krogstreetmarket.com

served for 15 minutes—the restaurant and the vibe—and right away

CAST IRON, the first restaurant

I felt “This is home.” When I observed the restaurant, I knew that the

of chef Evan Cordes—formerly of

chef in place had to be creative.

Cakes & Ale, Serpas True Food

WHY DO YOU THINK ATLANTA HAS RESPONDED WITH SUCH

and H. Harper Station—replaces

ENTHUSIASM TO THIS RESTAURANT? Le Bilboquet is a very fun

Last Word at 701–5 Highland Ave. NE. Diners can expect seasonal

“Le Poulpe,” crispy octopus served with chickpeas.

concept. It’s a classic French bistro, but it’s very open and light. I also

dishes and starters, such as beets

think a main thing is the location; we’re in the heart of Buckhead, and

with lentils, duck confit gaufrettes,

we have sidewalks everywhere. When you see our beautiful patio,

chicken wings marinated in

you can sit down, get a bottle of rosé and a crab salad, and relax.

buttermilk and flank steak. Brad

WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR THE MENU? The dishes we’re doing

Tolleson, formerly of Pura Vida and

are very simple but at the same time very sharp. For me it’s important

Restaurant Eugene, helms the bar.

castironatl.com

easy and relaxed. We are Le Bilboquet, and we have an established

Tucked behind Krog Street Market

brand. What I’m going to bring is my creativity. I also try to bring humil-

on Edgewood Avenue, neighbor-

ity and to stay close to the customers and to listen to them. One thing

hood favorite BOCCALUPO’s

that’s very important to me is to listen to the customers.

homestyle Italian cuisine, cozy atmosphere and accommodating

WHAT IS YOUR PERSONAL COOKING PHILOSOPHY? To find the

nights and comfortable group

meals brought people together to mingle, to share. For me, that is

gatherings. The menu—crafted

very important. It is very important to me that our guests are happy.

from fresh, seasonal ingredients—

THERE’S AN INTERESTING MIX ON THE MENU. We do different

changes consistently, but standouts

specials throughout the week—whether it’s a beautiful côte de boeuf

include the 20-yolk tagliatelle and the black spaghetti. A four-course

with béarnaise for two people or quiche with a salad on the side.

tasting menu is also available for

Atlanta is very foodie; people love eating, and they’re more con-

those unable to choose just one

scious about what they eat, so we take that into account.

menu selection. boccalupoatl.com

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patio are ideal for intimate date

best produce and be simple and honest with it. Where I grew up,

LE BILBOQUET BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN; SUZY SIU’S BAOS BY TURNER BLACKBURN

to work with very fresh ingredients and to be precise but also to be

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market.

THE GALLERIES OF PEACHTREE HILLS

KEIVAN WOVEN ARTS Off ering an unparalleled collection of antique, vintage and fi ne reproduction rugs.

Our focus is to present the most exceptional and unique rugs the world has to off er.

Item #DAN-A19917. 6’6 x 9’9 Antique Oushak. (404) 266-3336; keivanwovenarts.com A. TYNER ANTIQUES A Swedish 19th century clock from A. Tyner Antiques. With a 35,000-square-foot ware-house, a 5,000-square -foot showroom and endless possibilities online, this clock is just one of thee treasures waiting for you.

(404) 367-4484; swedishantiques.biz

PARC MONCEAU Edited luxury. The magic’s in the mix at Parc Monceau.

1930s Chinoiserie Pagoda Chairs. 24.25”W X 18.5”D X 40.5”T. $4,650 retail. (404) 467-8107; parcmonceau.com

TOWNHOUSE It’s the perfect time of year to come see what’s new at Townhouse by Robert Brown. (404) 917-1333; robertbrowninteriordesign.com

THEE GALLERIES OF PEACHTREE HILLS | Antiques Antiques, Interiors Interiors, Fine Art 425 Peachtree Hills Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA 30305

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ENGLISH ACCENT ANTIQUES English oak dresser base/ server. Very narrow with bottom shelf and three drawers. Circa 1840.

(404) 351-9433; englishaccentantiques.com

WEBBMARSTELLER As spring approaches (quickly, we hope!), please stop in to view the latest from Wesley Hall. New arrivals weekly.

Wesley Hall: classic made current. (404) 365-8161; webbmarsteller.com

EDWARD LYNN Edward Lynn specializes in custom made furnishings specifi cally to the trade. Distinctive design, quality craftsmanship and premium materials are showcased throughout our furniture, accessories, lighting and art. (404) 500-2074; hickorychair.com

THE GALLERIES OF PEACHTREE HILLS | Antiques, Interiors, Fine Art 425 Peachtree Hills Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA 30305

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SPALDING NIX FINE ART Our current show features new work from fashion photographer Landon Nordeman and Spencer Sloan.

Landon’s fi rst monograph,Out of Fashion, was named one of the best photo books of 2016 by TIME. (404) 841-7777; spaldingnixfi neart.com

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FRANCOIS & CO. Napoleon French Oak Flooring. This imperial solid French oak can serve as the foundation of any design style. A contemporary twist to a classic wood. This herringbone pattern brilliantly shows off the variegated browns and grays of the wood.

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EDGAR-REEVES LIGHTING & ANTIQUES Edgar-Reeves Lighting & Antiques specializes in one-of-a-kind lamps, both bespoke and from our inventory, while off ering a wide variety of the highest quality shades. Lamp shades can also be customized from our fabric or yours. (404) 237-1137; edgar-reeves.com

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February 9 – 12 To benefit First Step Staffing

the 2017

show Floral & Interior Design

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WELCOME FROM THE CHAIRMEN

FROM THE DEAN Grace to you and peace! It is a joy to welcome you to the 2017 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.

Photo by by Jo Reeves

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. While the show is now considered one of the fi nest in the Southeast, this effort involves so much more than antiques! This is a powerful ministry of outreach. The proceeds this year are designated for First Step Staffing. This nonprofi t staffi ng agency works to secure steady and sustainabl income for individuals transitioning from homelessness. They provide support to overcome obstacles to employment and connect their associates with jobs in high-demand industries.

I encourage you to learn more about First Step Staffing, how their work helps individuals and the greater good in our community, and how you might be able to help.

I sincerely thank this year’s Co-Chairs, Laura Cullen and Beverly Gwynn, for doing an outstanding job. They have organized and worked with hundreds of volunteers in creating this weeklong event. I salute Lawrence Cowart, who, along with his wife Kathleen, agreed to serve as the Honorary Chairs of the Antiques Show, for they represent Cathedral faithfulness and generosity at its best. Sadly, and suddenly, Kathleen died last fall, and now we also dedicate this show in her memory. 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!

May God bless you always,

Welcome to the 2017 Cathedral Antiques Show! The 2017 Show is full of new features and new faces. Seven speakers will be making their first appearances at the Show, and we are particularly excited to welcome eleven newcomers to our existing community of distinguished antiques dealers. The antiques will be complemented this year by the addition of contemporary art and a popup garden shop, and daily lunch will be available on the main fl oor in the Gould Room adjacent to the dealer booths. We have added a Friday evening Happy Hour, too –– the perfect opportunity to meet Atlanta’s premier young interior designers and unwind with a craft beer.

The Show’s tradition of great talks & book signings continues with interior design superstar Alexa Hampton; SCAD alumnus Chuck Chewning, who designed the award-winning renovation of Venice’s legendary Gritti Palace hotel; and Dallas-based designer Cathy Kincaid, whose exquisite work truly exemplifies our 2017 theme, The Art of Gracious Living. Rebecca Vizard of B. Viz Design and Atlanta favorite James Farmer will be on hand to sign the beautiful books they have written, and private librarian Kinsey Marable will tell us how to collect and organize the beautiful books we have bought.

Flowers will take center stage on Friday, when former White House floral designer Laura Dowling and fl owe magazine editor in chief Margot Shaw will give presentations as part of our Design in Bloom flower festival.

Our 2017 beneficiary is First Step Staffing, a nonprofi t staffi ng agency that works to secure steady an sustainable income for individuals transitioning from homelessness through job placements and wraparound support services. The Show’s contribution to First Step’s work in this community would not be possible without the support of many friends, and we are deeply grateful to everyone who has contributed to the success of this effort –– most especially our patrons and sponsors; the Dean, Chapter, clergy and staff of the Cathedral; Kathleen and Lawrence Cowart; Patricia McLean; the Cathedral Antiques Show Committee and volunteers; our counterparts at First Step . . . and you. Thank you.

Enjoy the Show!

Laura Cullen & Beverly Gwynn 2017 Co-Chairs

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

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H O N O R A RY C H A I R M E N LAWRENCE AND K AT H L E E N C OWA RT Lawrence Cowart and his late wife, Kathleen, have been pillars of the Cathedral since they arrived in the 1970s. Married in Virginia in 1972 and blessed in marriage by Bishop Judson Child in 1976, they raised fi ve children at the Cathedral, acolytes, choristers, and one theologian among them.

Kathleen, a native of New Orleans, served the Cathedral in almost every conceivable capacity. She was an early graduate of Education for Ministry; a member of the Altar Guild, St. Veronica’s Guild, Episcopal Church Women, Daughters of the King, and the Cathedral Chapter; a founding member of the Kate Society; and a former Chair of the Cathedral Antiques Show. For the past 25 years, Kathleen devoted herself to the Cathedral Bookstore, where, as buyer and board member, she helped to craft one of the most eclectic gift collections in Atlanta. In addition to her work with the Cathedral, Kathleen received a master’s degree in Theology in 1992 from Emory University’s Candler School of Theology.

Lawrence, a retired executive of the Coca-Cola Company, has served the Cathedral as both Junior Warden and Senior Warden of the Chapter. During his tenure on the Chapter, he negotiated the acquisition of the Lanier House under challenging circumstances, securing for the parish the treasured space so many enjoy to this day.

Lawrence has also served as Usher Team Captain and board member and general cheerleader of the Cathedral Bookstore.

Always looking to move the Church in an innovative direction and add a little spice, Lawrence and Kathleen collaborated one last time on a funeral that set a new standard at the Cathedral. With brass and choir, an inspiring liturgy, and a raucous New Orleans second line parade which stopped traffic on Peachtree, Kathleen’s last event at the Cathedral was her most memorable and celebratory one. Lawrence remains a weekly presence in the pews of St. Philip’s, now with his grandson at his side.

Lawrence and Kathleen have quietly invested their time and their hearts into the Cathedral for almost 40 years, and we salute them for their commitment to making a difference in this community of faith.

The 2017 Cathedral Antiques Show is proud to recognize Lawrence and Kathleen Cowart as Honorary Chairs of the 2017 Show.

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2 0 1 7 B E N E F I C I A RY F I R S T S T E P S TA F F I N G The Cathedral Antiques Show raises funds through event ticket sales, patron donations and corporate sponsorships. All of each show’s net proceeds are donated to a local charity. This year’s benefi ciary is First Step Staf ng.

First Step Staffing is a nonprofit staffi ng agency that works to secure steady and sustainable income for individuals transitioning from homelessness through job placements and wraparound support services, including transportation and job coaching.

First Step connects its associates with jobs in high-demand industries such as distribution, food processing, hospitality, and printing. The goal is to establish permanent, full-time employment, which in turn leads to opportunities for stable housing.

First Step’s business model—social entrepreneurship—finds profi table business solutions to complex social problems.

Clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to small businesses rely on First Step to fill almost 1,000 job openings daily in Atlanta, and First Step’s unique methods and mission have attracted a broad base of community support that includes public and private funders, employers, community and statewide agencies and individual donors.

First Step has experienced such rapid growth within the past 12 months that it is now able to send to work three times the number of individuals it could a year ago.

fi rststepstaffi ng.c 404-577-3395 | info@firststepstaffi ng.co

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

THE CATHEDRAL ANTIQUES SHOW

FRIDAY NIGHT HAPPY HOUR

Explore the booths of 30 select dealers from around the United States and England as they present their extraordinary offerings of antique furniture, porcelain, fine art, silver, rugs and jewelry.

Thursday, February 9 & Friday, February 10 | 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Saturday, February 11 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

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

Sponsored by ADAC Craft beer provided by Jekyll Brewing Relax and have a drink with Atlanta’s premier young interior designers Friday, February 10 | 5–7 p.m.

Free with Show admission.

FLOWER FESTIVAL Sponsored by Dorsey Alston, Realtors See the best in floral design on display throughout the Cathedral. The Friday Bouquet ticket includes Friday general admission plus both Flower Festival speakers.

Thursday, February 9 & Friday, February 10 |10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Saturday, February 11 |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 12 | 12–5 p.m.

Donation: $30 in advance, $35 the day of the Tour.

YOUNG COLLECTORS’ HOME TOUR Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators Tour fi ve homes in the Garden Hills and Peachtree Hills neighborhoods that reflect the creativity and style of young collectors.

Sunday, February 5 | 1–4 p.m.

Donation: $20

LUNCH IN THE GOULD ROOM Savor a delicious boxed lunch with friends in our pop-up café adjacent to the dealer booths on the main floor.

Daily: 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Catered by Flora & Flour.

D ESIGNER BREAKFAST Sponsored by ADAC and Foxglove Antiques Preview the show after enjoying a continental breakfast with Kinsey Marable of Kinsey Marable & Co. and Rebecca Vizard of B. Viz Designs, who will sign copies of her book, Once Upon a Pillow.

Thursday, February 9 | 8:30–10 a.m.

To the trade only.

COMPLIMENTARY AFTERNOON TEA Relax with a cup of tea and pastries in the Gould Room.

Thursday, February 9 & Friday, February 10 | 3:30–4:30 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 10 | 3:30–4:30 p.m.

Saturday, February 11 | 2:30–3:30 p.m.

PREVIEW PARTY Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators & Harry Norman, Realtors Live auction sponsored by Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery Enjoy a first look at the reimagined show while sampling delectable offerings of food and wine at this gala event.

Wednesday, February 8 | 6:30–9 p.m.

Donation: $250 Ticket includes Run-of-Show and Flower Festival.

Catered by Soirée Catering & Events.

TICKETS

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

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SPEAKER SERIES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9 Sponsored by Atlanta Fine Homes | Sotheby’s International Realty Jenny Pruitt, Sandra Carey, Ally May and Nancy Rizor

CHUCK CHEWNING Thursday, February 9 | 10:30 a.m.

Chuck Chewning has almost three decades of experience in the luxury interior design, decorative arts and architectural preservation industries. In 2013, he completed the awardwinning restoration of the Gritti Palace in Venice, and he has been design director of Studio Rubelli, the interior design division of The Rubelli Group in Milan, since 2014. Chewning’s work for Rubelli has included projects around the world, among them villas and palazzi throughout Europe. Chewning has a BFA in Historic Preservation and Interior Design from SCAD, and he is now based in Savannah, where he owns Charles H. Chewning Interiors.

ALEXA HAMPTON Thursday, February 9 | 1:30 p.m. | A book signing will follow the presentation.

Alexa Hampton took the reins of Mark Hampton, LLC, her father’s iconic firm, as owner and president in 1998, and she has advanced its legacy of elegant, practical, classically-based interiors for modern living. Her project portfolio encompasses luxe, beautifully layered urban apartments; expansive town and country residences; private airplanes; and yachts. Regularly named to Architectural Digest’s AD100, House Beautiful’s Top Designer list, and Elle Decor’s AList, Hampton translates the classical principles of good design and decoration into some of today’s most elegant, enduring, and functional domestic landscapes. She is the author of The Language of Interior Design and Decorating in Detail.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 Sponsored by Dorsey Alston

LAURA DOWLING Friday, February 10 | 10:30 a.m. | A book signing will follow the presentation.

Laura Dowling served as chief floral designer at the White House from 2009 to 2015. In this position, she implemented floral artistry at the Executive Mansion, designing in a style that is romantic yet modern and refi ned yet casually elegant. Dowling’s aesthetic balances a strong artistic vision with the wildness of nature, and she often presents her contemporary designs in handmade organic containers. Laura is a featured speaker at leading museum and horticultural associations in the U.S. and abroad, and the Belgian Royal Horticultural Society recently named her Distinguished Flower Ambassador. Her new book, Floral Diplomacy at the White House, will be published this December.

MARGOT SHAW Friday, February 10| 1:30 p.m.

Margot Shaw is the founder and editor-in-chief of fl ower magazin . fl owe is one of the leading fl oral lifestyle magazines in the world and inspires, educates and entertains readers with a point-of-view that stems from seeing life through a botanical lens. From private and historic gardens to stylish weddings to tastemakers in the floral, event and interiors world, fl ower brims with the people, places, and things that inspire flower lovers. After her talk, Shaw will judge an Iron Floral Design Competition at the 2017 show: each contestant will receive identical materials and workspaces and will create a timed design in front of the audience.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 CATHY KINCAID Saturday, February 11 | 10:30 a.m.

Cathy Kincaid’s enviable sense of color and intricate design detail has established her as a leading designer in the South. For more than 30 years, Kincaid has designed homes for her clients that are as individual as they are. From decorating a formal London townhouse to creating a Southwestern retreat in Scottsdale, Arizona, Kincaid’s traditional style evokes a sense of comfortable elegance that remains unmatched. Kincaid offers a diverse combination of old and new design elements, but her primary goal as a designer is to create inviting, livable spaces.

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Join Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles for our annual Reader Day at ADAC. March 21, 2017 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.

KEITH SUMMEROUR | KAY DOUGLASS | JUSTIN ANTHONY | MARIE-LAURE COSTE DUJOLS | KELLY ANTHONY | LAUREN DELOACH

Join us for Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ sixth annual Reader Day, where some of the city’s favorite tastemakers come together for conversations on design, living and style. Join LAUREN DELOACH and MARIE-LAURE COSTE DUJOLS, JUSTIN and KELLY ANTHONY, and KEITH SUMMEROUR and KAY DOUGLASS for enlightening conversations in various ADAC showrooms. We’ll begin the day with light bites during registration, and lunch will be served at the Strathmore showroom. The event is complimentary, but registration is required.

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2 0 1 7 S H OW PAT RO N S * M E DA L L I O N The Fred and Sara Hoyt Charitable Trust

*GOLD Keira and Jay Camillo Rebecca and Michael Cochran Kara and David Fentress Duvall and Rex Fuqua James Gilbert Joe Guerra Beverly and Matt Gwynn Allison and Ben Hill Debbie and Paul Hudson Evie Johnson The Joseph K. and Mariana Maloy Foundation Melody and Joe Thomas

* S I LV E R Anonymous (2) Sandra and Dan Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Paulino Do Rego Barros, Jr. Laura and Ben Beacham Nancy and John Beane Becky and Ted Bender Christina Blackney Tracey and Jim Bowman Cindra and Marshall Brown Ann and Larry Burns The Very Reverend Sam Candler and Boog Candler John Champion and Penelope Malone Robin and Kyle Collins Sandra and Jeffrey Cross Laura and Joe Cullen Mary and Charles Elrod Dr. Emile T. Fisher

*PREMIER

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Kathleen and Lawrence Cowart

Monica and Greg Block Ibby and Jimmy Mills

Frances and Michael Flock Grace and John Foster Sandy and John Foxworth Joan W. and Robert W. Gilbert Caroline M. Gilham Carol Lanier Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Bart Lanier Graham Carrie and Hal Grayson Jep and Janet Hogan Beth and Tommy Holder Dabney and Sam Hollis Ann Pegram Howington Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Reed A. Keller Perrin and Bryan Kibler Margaret and Ted Kresge Ruth and Reese Lanier Dr. and Mrs. S. Robert Lathan Katie and Todd Luepke Blayne and Jimmy Macauley Mr. and Mrs. John McCollum Mr. and Mrs. Mac McGrew Mary and John Mercer Karen and Steve Merz –– Healthcare Georgia Foundation The Rev. Barbara Day Miller and Dr. William M. Miller Mary and Walter Perrin Lombard and Everett Puri Tish and Rowland Radford Pat and Raymond Riddle Mr. and Mrs. James W. Robbins A.J. Robinson –– Central Atlanta Progress The J. William and Elizabeth S. Robinson Foundation, Inc

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Saylor Maggie Seitter Jean and Dave Shaffer Liz and Chas Smithall Mrs. William J. Thompson Jennifer and Dan Van Horn Marion and Hamilton Williams Mrs. Charles B. Woodall, Jr

B RO N Z E Cyndae Arrendale Barbara and Frank Bazzell Trudy and Alice Benton Mary and Ward Bondurant Margaret Bosbyshell and Clary Bosbyshell –– Margaux Interiors, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Burge Helen and Ware Bush Lynn Cochran Janice G. Cook Gayle and Allen Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fluker Barbara and Tom Frolik Catherine and Dick Haining Mrs. Geoffrey P. Hall Katherine and Ray Hill Jennie and Tom Hyman William F. Law Mary Montgomery Dr. and Mrs. Doug Morris Rebecca and Walker McCune William F. Pennington Lucy and Richard Perry Buddy Weston

* Medallion, Premier, Diamond, Gold and Silver Levels are members of our Host Committee.

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2017 DEALERS SPEAKERS AND PRESENTATIONS

The dealer selection process for the 26 booths selling antiques is administered by The Antiques Council, a professional association of antiques dealers that mandates the highest ethical and professional standards.

In addition to its work with The Cathedral Antiques Show, the Council manages antiques shows in Charleston, Winnetka, and Nantucket. www.antiquescouncil.com

Fairhope, Alabama (251) 929-7975 edwin42skinner@gmail.com

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BAROMETER FAIR (23) Sarasota, Florida (941) 400-7044 john@barometerfair.com

CARLSON AND STEVENSON ANTIQUES (5) Manchester Center, Vermont (802) 236-2342 carlsonphyllis1@aol.com

CHARLES EDWIN PUCKETT (24) Akron, Ohio (330) 668-0032 charles@cepuckett.com

FEDERALIST ANTIQUES, INC. (2) Kenilworth, Illinois (847) 256-1791 thefederalist@att.net

FINNEGAN GALLERY (20) Chicago, Illinois (312) 738-9747 fi nnegangallery@sbcglobal.ne

FLETCHER/COPENHAVER FINE ART (3) Fredericksburg, Virginia (540) 371-7540 info@fc-fi neart.co

FRAMONT FINE ART (12) Greenwich, Connecticut (917) 562-6262 framont@optonline.com

CHARLES L. WASHBURNE ANTIQUES (7)

HELLER WASHAM ANTIQUES (8)

CHRISTINE MAGNE, ANTIQUAIRE (17)

JEFF R. BRIDGMAN ANTIQUES (6)

DANA KELLY ORIENTAL RUGS (10)

J. S. FEARNLEY FINE & ESTATE JEWELRY (9)

D. M. DELAURENTIS FINE ANTIQUE PRINTS (11)

MARONA ANTIQUES & RESTORATION (16)

D. R. GRISSOM COLLECTION ESTATE & FINE JEWELRY (25)

ROBERTO FREITAS AMERICAN ANTIQUES & DECORATIVE ARTS (15)

Spruce Head, Maine (207) 593-8221 ask@majolica.net

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES (18)

EDWIN C. SKINNER ANTIQUES (19)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (215) 787-9904 cmfmagne@gmail.com

Lexington, Kentucky (859) 266-7802 danakellyrug@gmail.com

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (215) 469-0830 denise@fi neantiqueprints.com

Oxford, North Carolina (919) 691-5109 grissomcollection@gmail.com

Portland, Maine (207) 773-8288 donaldaheller@gmail.com

York County, Pennsylvania (717) 502-1281 info@jeffbridgman.com

Atlanta, Georgia (404) 812-6464 alexander@jsfearnley.com

Chicago, Illinois (773) 727-1699 maronarepairs@gmail.com

Stonington, Connecticut (860) 535-1797 info@robertofreitas.com

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ROGER D. WINTER LTD. (1) Solebury, Pennsylvania (215) 794-5926 rdwantiques@hotmail.com

SHERWOOD ANTIQUES (21) Forsyth, Georgia (478) 994-9995 sherwoodantiques@bellsouth.net

TAYLOR B. WILLIAMS ANTIQUES (22) Harbert, Michigan (312) 543-8470 djbernard2@yahoo.com

THE SILVER VAULT (13) Woodstock, Illinois (815) 337-3990 silvervaultmail@gmail.com

THOMAS M. FORTNER ANTIQUES (26) Memphis, Tennessee (901) 452-3207 tmfortner@gmail.com

WHITEHALL ANTIQUES (14) Chapel Hill, North Carolina (919) 942-3179 whchnc@aol.com

WILLIAM COOK (4)

Berkshire, United Kingdom (773) 469-1458 info@williamcookantiques.com

ALLISON SPROCK FINE ART (27)

Charlotte, North Carolina (704) 705-2000 allisonsprockfineart@gmail.com

OAKLEAF FLOWER & GARDEN (30)

Highlands, North Carolina (828) 526-8000 sales@oakleafhighlands.com

THE ROSE GARDENER (29) Atlanta, Georgia (404) 771-9300 customer_service@therosegardener.com

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GARDEN CLUBS CLUB ESTATES GARDEN CLUB Welcome table arrangement CHEROKEE & PEACHTREE GARDEN CLUBS Child Hall centerpiece DESIGNERS GARDEN CLUB Exhibit in Walthour Library DRUID HILLS GARDEN CLUB Entrance to main hallway HABERSHAM GARDEN CLUB Atrium staircase window IRIS GARDEN CLUB Eagle lectern in baptistery colonnade

LAUREL GARDEN CLUB Bookstore entrance table

CHURCH F L OW E R G U I L D S

PACES GARDENERS Gould Room table centerpieces

Sacred spaces throughout the Cathedral will be adorned with the work of Atlanta-area church fl ower guilds

PIEDMONT GARDEN CLUB Garden Club Café table centerpieces

The Cathedral of St. Philip | Atlanta The fl owers on the high altar are in memory of Kathleen Cowart.

ROSE GARDEN CLUB Court of Gratitude centerpiece

St. Anne’s Episcopal Church | Atlanta

SANDY SPRINGS GARDEN CLUB Bookstore display wall

St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church | Atlanta St. Luke’s Episcopal Church | Atlanta

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C H E RO K E E ROA D

WEST WESLEY ROAD

This elegant house possesses a dignity that belies the fact that it is barely 21 years old. Behind a front door that would not be out of place in Belgravia or on Sutton Place, spacious rooms are fi lled with rich textures complemented by jewel-toned fabrics.

The thoughtfully edited interiors of this calm house on a busy street create an oasis a world away from the hurried pace of city life. Earth tones and natural light lend a relaxed air to comfortable rooms that invite the outdoors in through large windows.

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ARGONNE DRIVEWOODWARD WAY This handsome house combines the pattern and texture of a classic Tudor Revival exterior with bright, open interiors that constitute a fresh take on the historical style. Outdoor living spaces refl ect the same sensitivity to adapting traditional architecture to contemporary lifestyles.

Clipped boxwoods and a broad front porch set a welcoming tone for this comfortable house. The interiors feature a subtle use of color and texture, a love of visual rhythm, and great attention to detail.

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YO U N G C O L L E C TO R S ’ HOME TOUR Written by Lindley Knight | Photographed by Blayne Beacham Macauley

PINE TREE DRIVE

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This transitional cottage showcases great style in cozy spaces. The flow has been maximized, and the modern master bath is the crown jewel of the home.

Inspired by the homeowners’ classic and approachable sense of style, this impressive home features a soothing color palette of blues and greens and tasteful finishes at every turn.

This cheerful Cape Cod full of chinoiserie treasures represents a fun and colorful twist on the traditional home, beginning with the eye-popping hue of the front door.

PLASTER AVENUE Pattern play, unexpected color, and fabulous artwork greet guests in every room of this young and sophisticated family home.

N O RT H H I L L S D R I V E Fantastic art with a high-low mix creates fun cottage style with bohemian fl air in this family home

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PAST SHOW CHAIRMEN

BOXWOODS Gardens | Gifts | Home 100 East Andrews Drive Atlanta, GA 30305 boxwoodsonline.com 404-233-3400

2016 Mrs. John I. Foster III & Mrs. Joseph Cullen 2015 Mrs. Raymond D. Hill, Jr., & Mrs. John I. Foster III 2014 Mrs. Raymond D. Hill, Jr., & Mrs. W. Hamilton Williams III 2013 Mrs. Charles E. Elrod, Jr., & Mrs. W. Hamilton Williams III 2012 Mrs. Sam Candler & Mrs. Randy Rizor 2011 Mrs. Marshall L. Brown & Mrs. Bart L. Graham 2010 Mrs. John T. W. Mercer 2009 Mrs. Michael R. Flock 2008 Mrs. Patrick H. Grayson III 2007 Mrs. J. Thomas Ford 2006 Mrs. John W. Robitscher 2005 Mrs. Marshall L. Brown 2004 Mrs. Drury W. Ghegan 2003 Mrs. William J. Bomar 2002 Mrs. Joseph H. Carey 2001 Mrs. David H. Gray 2000 Mrs. William W. Espy & Mrs. Rex Morris, Jr. 1999 Mrs. Wesley R. Vawter III 1998 Mrs. Randy Rizor 1997 Mrs. Gus J. Bennett 1996 Ms. Penny Paterson Seawell 1995 Mrs. Walter Perrin 1994 Mrs. Larry D. Burns 1993 Mrs. Theodore J. Bender III 1992 Mrs. T. Emmette Thrower 1991 Mrs. Lamar L. Fleming 1990 Mrs. Charles E. Elrod, Jr. 1989 Mrs. Lawrence R. Cowart 1988 Mrs. Eric Eastwood 1987 Mrs. Orlan R. Swennes 1986 Mrs. Barry L. Frazier 1985 Mrs. Harry V. Lamon, Jr. 1984 Mrs. Henry B. Moog, Jr. 1980 Mrs. George C. Roberts 1979 Mrs. Winford R. Bishop 1978 Mrs. Charles J. Ingraham 1977 Mrs. Gaynor Collester 1976 Mrs. Rudolf Siegel 1975 Mrs. William N. Kennon 1974 Mrs. L. Roscoe Walker 1973 Mrs. Eric Eastwood 1972 Mrs. Samuel N. Roberts 1971 Mrs. Ralph L. Robinson 1970 Mrs. Edward S. Croft, Jr. 1969 Mrs. Charles E. Gammage & Mrs. Thomas T. Flagler, Jr.

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2017 COMMITTEE 2017 CHAIRMEN Laura Cullen Beverly Gwynn

DEALER HOSPITALITY

SIGNAGE Buddy Weston

Allyson Greene, Co-chair Linda Shad, Co-chair

HONORARY CHAIRMEN

SPEAKER SERIES

DEALERS

Sally Singletary, Chair Mary Beth Saylor

Kathleen & Lawrence Cowart

The Antiques Council

HONORARY DESIGN CHAIR

DESIGNER BREAKFAST

Patricia McLean, ASID Allied

Cathy LaMon

ADVISORS

DEVOTIONS

David Rocchio Dan Murphy

Anne Willingham

AFTERNOON TEA

Frances Flock, 2016 President Mary Mercer, 2017 President

Rebecca McCune, Co-chair Lynne Wood, Co-chair

BENEFICIARY First Step Staffing Dave Shaffer – Chief Executive Officer Greg Block – Board Chair

BENEFICIARY SELECTION

ECW ADVISORS

FLOWER FESTIVAL Darrin Ellis-May Grace Foster Laura Iarocci

GOULD ROOM CAFÉ

STAGING & LOGISTICS Marion Williams, Chair Bart Duncan Drury Ghegan Jane Longino

STAINED GLASS WINDOW TOURS Jean Morris

STANDARDS Vernon Abrams Lucy Perry

TICKET SALES Penelope Malone, Chair

Weida Duncan

TOUR OF HOMES

Grace Foster Carrie Grayson

JAMES FARMER BRUNCH

CATHEDRAL LEADERS’ BREAKFAST

Anne & Merritt Dyke, Hosts Becky Campbell Lib Gray Constantine

Jenny McClure, Chair Jennifer Van Horn, Co-chair Emily Followill, Photographer Sherri Musgrove

David Rocchio

CLERGY The Very Reverend Samuel Candler The Reverend Canon George Maxwell The Reverend Canon Cathy Zappa

KICKOFF WINE AND CHEESE Boog Candler, Host

LOGISTICS Dabney Hollis

CORPORATE SPONSORS Susan Graham, Chair Cindra Brown Michael Cochran Mary Elrod William Pennington Mary Beth Saylor Buddy Weston Marion Williams

PATRONS Susan Graham, Chair

PREVIEW PARTY Perrin Kibler, Chair Dabney Hollis Ruth Lanier Blair Robbins

TREASURER Katherine Hill

VOLUNTEERS Beth Anthony, Chair Anne Ladd

YOUNG COLLECTORS’ HOME TOUR Becky Campbell, Co-chair Lib Gray Constantine, Co-chair Lindley Knight, Creative Writer Blayne Beacham Macauley, Photographer Susan Patterson, Tour Captain

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In the cozy den just off the entry foyer, the challenge was “to create multiple seating areas without overcrowding the space,” says longtime friend Eleanor Roper, who helped Debbie and Brad Weitz execute their less-ismore vision in their recently renovated home. right Debbie’s collection of pewter and vellum books mix marvelously.

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In the entry foyer, a carved French chair— one of Debbie's first purchases when she moved into the house more than 30 years ago—comingles with an African jar and oil on canvas. right A collector in every sense of the word, Debbie has mastered the art of display in the den bookcase with her eclectic, character-rich personal collections.

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ASK DEBBIE AND BRAD WEITZ where they spend most of their time, and the answer is swift: at B.D. Jeffries, the Buckhead home furnishings and accessories boutique beloved for its richly textured, natural finds and eclectic assortment of antiques, gifts, ceramics and works of art. This year marks 25 years that “the store,” as the couple refers to it, has been Atlanta’s go-to shopping source for interior designers and the design-loving public alike.

As any shop owner knows, the beauty (and peril) of the job includes the ability to amass piece after piece—on buying trips, at furniture markets, at antiques shows—not because there is a need or the space for a certain item but simply because he or she adores it and doesn’t want anyone else to snap it up.

While the Weitzes literally have a store and a warehouse full of these finds, when it came to outfitting their own recently renovated Buckhead home, Debbie was very clear about the pieces she wanted to incorporate and the direction she wanted to go in, enlisting interior stylist and longtime friend Eleanor Roper to execute her vision.

“Debbie has such an eye and penchant for the unusual,” says Roper, “and you can see that come through in the complexity and the layering of the curated approach we took to the house.”

Roper’s main design objective: to combine Debbie’s classic but clean, restrained but relaxed aesthetic with the coziness and warmth of their charming 1930s English Tudor country abode. “The style of the

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left A recent renovation removed a wall between the dining and living rooms; the resulting archway reveals an intimate space where large-scale pieces make the room feel bigger than it is. below The Spanish buffet was a find Debbie couldn’t leave on B.D. Jeffries’ showroom floor. opposite The entry foyer and hallway strike a lustrous, elegant note.

house, the age of the house, and the materials used—it feels like an English landscape to me,” says Roper of the exterior, “and when you walk in the door, the design is this big surprise.”

Weathered, beat up, patinaed, rough-hewn, rarefied: These are all words Debbie uses to describe an aesthetic she’s made uniquely her own, one that embraces natural imperfections for a distinct contemporary-meetsrustic vibe. Selecting pieces with age, or pieces that conjure the effects of age, was top priority.

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The Weitzes added antique beams and a stone ďŹ replace to the formal living room in a recent renovation. The mantel features oneof-a-kind Asian pottery Debbie has on display at B.D. Jeffries, but it is not for sale. Olive jar, pillows and throw from B.D. Jeffries.

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worn narrative. And when it came to making a statement, no walls or surfaces were off-limits for Debbie’s character-rich collections, which include African masks, pottery and shields; pewter jars; and antique vellum books.

“Debbie has such a global connection to things,” says Roper, “and where there are a lot of other designers who might be persuaded to [opt for] something more new and trendy, we stuck with the complexity and the depth of older pieces. I feel like you could be anywhere in the world in that house.”

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drop of muted tones, from the soft-gray finish on the floors to the darker greige painted on the doors, bookcases and breakfast room window trim. It’s this soft but layered palette, says Roper, that has “opened up the house and allowed the rooms to breathe and flow interchangeably.” And the materials added during the renovation— a stone fireplace in the living room, as well as antique, rough-hewn beams, play up this tactile effect.

“The design,” says Roper, “is kind of like a beautiful marriage, with bits and pieces collected through the years on display.” A beautiful match, indeed. See Resources, Back of Book.

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lows, jars and throws, through B. D. Jeffries. opposite The light-filled living room reveals Debbie’s brilliant balance of restrained and rustic for a look that's as contemporary as it is relaxed.

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“DEBBIE HAS SUCH AN EYE AND PENCHANT FOR THE UNUSUAL, AND YOU CAN SEE THAT COME THROUGH IN THE COMPLEXITY AND THE LAYERING OF THE CURATED APPROACH WE TOOK TO THE HOUSE.” —ELEANOR ROPER

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and jar through B. D. Jeffries. opposite It’s not just antiques but also pieces that conjure the effects of age that Debbie loves to collect the most, which is evident both inside and outside the sunroom.

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RUSTIC MASCULINE MEETS MOODY IN A FAMILY’ Y’S SOUTH CAROLINA HUNT TING RETREAT THANKS TO R ICH DESIGN DETAILS THAT R IVAL L THE E THR ILL OF THE HUNT IT TSELF.

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Elizabeth Ralls PHOTOGRAPHED BY

Andrew Ingalls

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In this Keith Summerour–designed hunting retreat, designer Melanie Millner of The Design Atelier enlisted Atlanta furniture designer Kevin Scanlon to build the 84-inch round dining table, which seats 10 comfortably.

Jason Smith of Smithworks Iron & Design crafted the iron chandelier hanging above. opposite The hue of the blooming tulips echoes the soft salmon color Millner subtly employed throughout the interior spaces.

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THE STRENGTH OF MATERIALS ECHO THE DELIGHT OF DISCOVERY FROM A HUNT—AND CONTRIBUTE TO A SUBTLE WOW FACTOR EVIDENT IN THE TINIEST OF DETAILS.

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Zinc-lined bins on either side of the local stone mantel elegantly store stashes of ďŹ rewood. Millner injected the personality of the lady of the house into the main living area in the form of the salmonhued mohair chair near the ďŹ re.

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In the living room, an open shelving unit designed by Willis Everett of Vintage Lumber was inspired by a similar unit in Everett’s own office. opposite, right to left Summerour’s modern-day interpretation of Southern vernacular architecture reveals itself in the form of an 18th-century dogtrotinspired hunting lodge.

A cantilevered porch takes advantage of both a sloping lot and panoramic views of the property’s lake.

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ONE OF ARCHITECT KEITH SUMMEROUR’s specialties, especially as it pertains to his country projects, is his ability to delicately interweave his clients’ contemporary lifestyles into the framework of period floor plans. And for one family’s 4,000-square-foot hunting property near South Carolina’s Lake Wateree, the historic precedent Summerour paid homage to was the utilitarian nature of the 18th-century dogtrot.

In Summerour’s present-day interpretation of the Southern vernacular, it’s the living-dining room on the main floor, and the game room above, that act as central “breezeways”—multifunctional spaces that connect to bedrooms on either side. Another modern-day spin: opening up the back side of the living space to

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a wall of glass doors that lead to the cantilevered porch—a design decision Summerour dictated due to the sloping nature of the property, as well as to maximize panoramic views afforded by the horseshoe-like shape of the lake below.

And, while the resulting retreat is far from utilitarian, its floor plan is highly functional, designed to sleep as many as 18 but also to contain, store and launder their equipment, from clothing and boots to fishing gear and shotguns—with almost military precision.

As important as its function, though, was crafting a home that would rival the thrill of the hunt itself. Enter Melanie Millner, an Atlanta interior designer and owner of The Design Atelier. Together with builder John Boyte of Charlotte, North Carolina, the trio 75

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set out to infuse every crevice of the retreat with a distinct richness of materials, which collectively impart a masculine but moody flair.

The strength of these materials—river-recovered sinker cypress walls throughout, and quarried granite slabs employed to create a mantel—at once echo the delight of discovery on a hunt and contribute to a subtle wow factor evident in the tiniest details. In the kitchen, for instance, shotgun shells reveal themselves in the form of trim on the zinc-topped kitchen island built by Skylar Morgan Furniture + Design. And in the powder room, Millner enlisted Kevin Scanlon to transform an antique French rifle-rack into a conversation-worthy vanity. Also noteable is the Willis Everett-sourced vintage lumber employed

top and right In the kitchen, a steel-framed box bay window takes center stage, opening to the covered terrace. below and opposite River-recovered sinker cypress walls and shotgun shell trim on the zinc-topped island delight in the kitchen.

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“ONE OF THE THINGS I LIKE TO DO WITH OUR COUNTRY PROJECTS IS TO MIX CONTEMPORARY LIVING WITH TRADITIONAL FLOOR PLANS FROM THE PAST.” —Keith Summerour 78

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above As with most properties, it’s the location that matters most.

The lake “wraps this house so that it feels somewhat situated on a peninsula,” says Summerour, who designed the 45-degree-angle cantilevered porch to engage with its panoramic views. “That’s an unusual feature to be attached to what otherwise would be called a South Carolina vernacular–style cabin architecture,” the architect explains. top right A private porch off the master. right Outdoor dining here is more of a rule than the exception.

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clockwise from above In a house that sleeps as many as 20, this light-ďŹ lled guest room exudes warmth and respite. A shotgun shell button-tufted upholstered wall adds interest to a main-oor guest bedroom. In the master bathroom, Millner enlisted Willis Everett of Vintage Lumber to build his-and-hers vanities. right A series of botanicals from Holland & Company hang above a bench from B.D. Jeffries near the master closet.

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Upstairs, two bunk rooms sleep as many as 11 people. Millner and Charlotte, North Carolina, builder John Boyte created character-rich details in each of these spaces with vintage lumber architectural detailing

from Willis Everett of Vintage Lumber. right In an upstairs bathroom, Millner designed the trough vanity, which was fabricated on-site by the builder; the result is a look that’s both primitive and edgy.

in unexpected places, its natural imperfections translating as the just the right finishing touch for bunk beds, bathroom vanities and architectural trim alike.

It’s this incredibly tactile canvas that allowed Millner’s signature brand of chic to shine—the lady of the house and their three children, after all, also needed to feel at home here. Each of the four main-floor bedrooms retain a more traditional flair, with a shotgun shell button-tufted, upholstered wall in one guest room and feminine elements such as a sunburst mirror and series of botanicals hanging in the master. In the living room, Millner injected a bit of the wife’s personality with the salmon-hued mohair chair by the mantel. Just as entrancing are design details such as the box bay window that opens from the kitchen bar to the covered porch; a three-tiered bunk room; or the secret passage with a trap door where the couple’s sons play when they’re not hunting.

“There’s lots of detail here, but it’s masked behind rich material,” says Summerour. Millner agrees: “When you walk in, it feels so rich and thoughtful.”

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above and right The second-floor game room is a hub of posthunt activity, whether relaxing by the fire, engaging in a game of pool or rehashing the day from customdesigned banquettes flanking a game table.

Summerour sourced the granite slabs framing the fireplace from a nearby South Carolina quarry. “We wanted to use stone from the site—preferably pieces that had already been quarried—and use them as vestiges,” says the architect.

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top row, from left to right Shotgun shells serve as trim on the zinc-topped island; the hardworking mudroom; a kitchen cabinetry detail. middle row, from left to right A rope swing off the master bedroom overlooks the lake; a secret hideaway for the homeowner’s sons; Millner enlisted Kevin Scanlon to transform an antique French rifle rack into a vanity. bottom row, from left to right A guest room powder is equal parts stylish and functional; this South Carolina hunting lodge redefines rustic; character-rich details at every turn.

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THE 2016 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE, A REMARK ABLE, TO-THE-STUDS RENOVATION IN THE HEART OF BUCKHEAD, SERVED AS AN INVENTIVE TAKE ON CLASSIC ATLANTA STYLE AT THE HANDS OF A SELECTION OF THE REGION’S BRIGHTEST DESIGN TALENTS.

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bright + balanced ALISON WOMACK JOWERS AND CHERYL WOMACK, WOMACK JOWERS INTERIORS

Employing their signature fresh-meets-classic aesthetic in the combined living and dining room, Alison Womack Jowers and Cheryl Womack fashioned a serene mix of artwork, antiques and materials. In the living room, tonal neutrals combine with vivid splashes of peacock blue to create a calming palette that is counterbalanced by reflective brass and warm gold finishes. In the rectangular dining area, a sculptural banquette both encourages engagement with the adjoining living space and provides cozy seating. The duo also gleaned inspiration from the home’s architectural details, such as the living room’s intricate ceiling. “There’s a yin and yang between the softness of the furniture, fabrics and rug and the graphic ceiling detail,” notes Jowers. “It’s unexpected gestures that make a well-designed and full-of-life home.”

DINING ROOM HAND-PAINTED MIRROR Stacy Milburn Studio ANTIQUE URNS Foxglove & Galleries CHANDELIER AND LANTERNS Circa Lighting LIVING ROOM (above, right and previous pages) PAIR OF ANTIQUE SIDE TABLES Parc Monceau GLASS FIRE SCREEN Ernest Gaspard RUG Moattar MIRROR-TOP COFFEE TABLES Paul + LEATHER CHAIR AND STOOL Jerry Pair MANTEL Francois & Co. FOYER ART Michael Lotenero through Bill Lowe Gallery

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DRAPERY AND PILLOW FABRIC Nina Campbell through AinsworthNoah CHANDELIER, COFFEE TABLE, CLUB CHAIR AND SOFA Ainsworth-Noah IRON-AND-GLASS TABLE, WINDSOR CHAIR, OBELISK LAMPS and 18TH-CENTURY WOOD CHEST, Parc Monceau ARTWORK Tew Galleries MANTEL Francois & Co.

work of heart CAROLE WEAKS, C. WEAKS INTERIORS “The primary inspiration for this room is the beautiful garden it overlooks,” says designer Carole Weaks, who sought to keep the windows and doors unobstructed to ensure the space had a constant view of the outdoors. Also paying homage to natural surroundings is Nina Campbell’s Pavilion Garden drapery fabric, which informed the room’s palette. To cultivate a collected, welcoming feel, Weaks added layers of artwork and antiques, including a 19th-century Gothic Windsor chair, a pair of 10th-century Italian marble lamps, an 18th-century Italian inlaid wood chest and a painting by artist Sergiy Hai (one of the designers’ favorite artists), which takes pride of place above the fireplace. “We started with a simple floor plan of how the room would work best, and from there we began layering until we reached a point that we felt would make a comfortable and warm family room,” says Weaks.

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CABINETRY & DESIGN Kingdom Woodworks BACKSPLASH + COUNTERTOPS Levantina, with fabrication by Construction Resources, Inc. FAUCETRY Rennaisance Tile & Bath APPLIANCES Sub-Zero through Guy Gunter Home CABINETRY INSERTS Rev-a-Shelf HARDWARE MQ Collection KITCHEN PENDANTS Rejuvenation, customized by SWI Interiors BARSTOOLS Schumacher fabric, custom by SWI Interiors PETRIFIED TRAY B.D. Jeffries SHADES Root Cellar Designs through Bradley RUNNER Moattar

playful sophistication SHAYELYN WOODBERY, SHAYELYN WOODBERY INTERIORS WITH KINGDOM WOODWORKS “Since kitchens and breakfast areas

tend to be the hub of the home, I hoped to create a space that would feel comfortable to be in day-to-day and also sleek enough when entertaining,” says designer Shayelyn Woodbery, who took a fun yet sophisticated approach to decorating both spaces. In the kitchen, Kingdom Woodworks kept the aesthetic clean with white oak cabinets and quartz countertops that extend to the backsplash. Woodbery added impact and edge via lighting, artwork and mixed metals, as well as a signature touch of tribal in the Schumacher cushion fabric on the barstools (which were custom designed by Woodbery). This print also appears in the napkins in the breakfast room, where a chevron rug, spice-hued chairs and a dramatic tiered light fixture complement the classic wooden dining table. “I chose a lot of opposites to create that balance,” Woodbery notes.

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WINDOWS Jeld-Wen DINING TABLE Holland & Company DRAPERY Root Cellar Designs through Bradley DRUM PENDANT Rejuvention PLANTERS AND WOOD STOOLS Dixon Rye CHARCOAL DRAWINGS Stephanie Wheeler through Swoox CONSOLE Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

“I HOPED TO CREATE A SPACE THAT WOULD FEEL COMFORTABLE TO BE IN DAY-TO-DAY AND ALSO SLEEK ENOUGH WHEN ENTERTAINING.” —SHAYELYN WOODBERY

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LAUNDRY ROOM WALLPAPER Vales by Paper Mills through Bradley ORIGINAL PAINTING Jacob Dhein through Pryor Fine Art DESK/CONSOLE Paul + DESK CHAIR Custom Carrie chair through Bradley STRADA CEILING LIGHT Kelly Wearstler for Circa Lighting CANDLESTICKS AND IRON VASES R Hughes MUDROOM WALLPAPER Graffito in Salmon Cream by Kelly Wearstler THROW Hermès ALL CABINETRY Kingdom Woodworks COUNTERTOPS Levantina, fabricated

by Construction Resources, Inc.

practical panache JASON ANSEL MITCHELL, J. ANSEL DESIGNS In Jason Mitchell’s mudroom, a kinetic

Kelly Wearstler wallpaper in a muddy shade serves as the ideal backdrop for a jaunty round ceramic stool—a suitable stopover for slipping on shoes—and the curious silhouette of a 1903 Charles Rennie Mackintosh chair. Meanwhile, the multitasking laundry room takes its color cues from a graphic (albeit discontinued) Jerry Pair roman shade fabric, its fetching mauve and blush tones influencing the selection of the atmospheric Paper Mills wallpaper and serene Jacob Dhein painting, which together temper the modernity of the lacquered maple console and sheepskin desk chair. Curvaceous mango-wood vessels counter the room’s sharp angles and act as conversation pieces above a built-in channeled banquette—the perfect place to sit and read the morning paper while towels tumble in the dryer.

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into the blue COURTNEY GILES, COURTNEY GILES INTERIORS

Designer Courtney Giles built the color scheme of this cozy family den around a striking Katie Leede fabric she selected for the drapery. “I’ve wanted to use that fabric for quite some time and jumped on this opportunity,” Giles says. To that end, the designer pulled from the fabric’s inviting blue shade and coated the walls, bookshelves and cabinets in Benjamin Moore’s Van Courtland Blue, which created a soothing backdrop for the room’s neutral upholstery. Adding to the inviting appeal of this intimate space are layers of personal objects such as pottery, artwork and books. In the adjoining vestibule, Giles injected lively pattern with a striped wallpaper (Lee Jofa’s Milcote in Silver/Stone).

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DEN ALL UPHOLSTERY, SIDE AND COFFEE TABLES AND WOOL RUGS Bungalow Classic SISAL RUG Eve and Staron Studio LANTERN AND FLOOR LAMP Edgar-Reeves

VESTIBULE CONSOLE Bungalow Classic MIRROR Holland & Company RUG Moattar WALLPAPER Lee Jofa ARTWORK Tew Galleries

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global glamour DON EASTERLING AND NINA NASH, MATHEWS FURNITURE + DESIGN Designers Don Easterling and Nina Nash envisioned

the loggia as an elegant intermediary between the home’s lush backyard and its sumptuous interiors. Starting with a custom shutter partition to impart privacy, the designers drew considerable inspiration from the breezy California style of Mark D. Sikes, whose recently launched collection for Henredon mingles with signature furnishings from contemporaries Celerie Kemble and Thomas O’Brien. Sikes’ globally inspired Montecito Medallion fabric for Schumacher and a bold abstract by Brian Coleman also set the tone for this worldly gathering space, bolstered by blue-and-white porcelains, Sister Parish sconce shades and bohemian accents ranging from a 1970s peacock chair to antique African mud cloths, then peppered with vintage brass, handmade pottery and bamboo.

PAVERS Firerock SOFA Celerie Kemble for Lane Venture PILLOW FABRIC Mark D. Sikes for Schumacher SLIPPER CHAIRS Hickory Chair COCKTAIL TABLE Thomas O’Brien for Century Furniture PAINTING Brian Coleman through Anne Irwin Fine Art BRASS ÉTAGÈRE Mark D. Sikes for Henredon CHAIR IN INDIGO SCHUMACHER FABRIC Mark D. Sikes for Henredon ALL ITEMS AVAILABLE THROUGH MATHEWS FURNITURE + DESIGN

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fresh elegance JESSICA BRADLEY, JESSICA BRADLEY INTERIORS When

designer Jessica Bradley set out to design this playful yet livable children’s room, she kept her daughter Abigail in mind for inspiration, selecting fun additions such as a swing, tepee and desk—perfect spots for a little girl to read, play and work on art projects. Because the room receives plenty of natural light, Bradley kept the color scheme bright and airy, with pops of pink. To add interest, she covered the far wall’s niche in Clay McLaurin’s Rope wallpaper and upholstered the headboard, as well as a pillow and pair of ottomans, in a lively fabric by Lisa Fine Textiles. “I really wanted something pink and pretty but also soft and elegant,” she says. “It was easy to accomplish this with Lisa Fine’s textiles paired with Clay McLaurin’s wallcovering. It’s the perfect marriage.”

CUSTOM QUEEN UPHOLSTERED HEADBOARD AND CUSTOM POUF Lisa Fine Textiles DUVET COVER AND DUTCH SHAMS Traditions Linens WALLCOVERING Clay McLaurin BEDSIDE TABLES Made Goods TEEPEE AND ACRYLIC DESK The Land of Nod HANGING RATTAN CHAIR Serena & Lily CHANDELIER Circa Lighting DUST SKIRT Mokum ABSTRACT PAINTINGS Caroline Swetenburg WINDOWS Jeld-Wen

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DRAPERY TRIM Samuel & Sons through Ainsworth-Noah CUSTOM DRAPERIES Atlanta Draperies WALL COLOR Sherwin-Williams Still Water in high gloss GILT-AND-LUCITE PEACOCK LAMPS AND FAUX-MALACHITE BOX Couture Lamps ZEBRA DESK BLOTTER AND ACCESSORIES Pigeon & Poodle ABSTRACT ART Melissa Payne Baker through Huff Harrington Fine Art CUSTOM-PRINTED STATIONERY P. Press Papers ALL OTHER ITEMS Ivy and Vine

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sultry allure HEATHER HOGAN ROBERTS, IVY AND VINE In an ode to the illustrious Billy Baldwin, Roberts’ vision for this stately office revolved around its glamorous desk—actually a midcentury extendable dining table—and vintage porter chair recently re-covered in eye-catching zebra hide.

Taking a tone-on-tone approach, she selected a plush moss-green velvet for the bucket chairs and draperies, the latter’s Greek-key trim coordinating seamlessly with the saturated teal walls—along with a vintage faux-bamboo chest lacquered to match. A pair of gilt peacock lamps and a faux-malachite box accent this sleek piece, which is presided over by an atmospheric abstract unifying all the hues in the room. A chinoiserie chandelier and mirror, plus a trio of étagères filled with exotic curiosities and jewel-toned vintage glassware, render this room quintessentially Ivy and Vine.

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going bold BILL MUSSO, TODD FALCONBURY, SETH VAN DEN BERGH AND DANIEL ZIMMERMAN, MUSSO When designing the master bed-

room, the team at Musso—Bill Musso, Todd Falconbury, Seth van den Bergh and Daniel Zimmerman—took cues from Dutch architect Piet Boon. In a departure from the typical master bedroom layout, the bed was placed a few feet away from the wall rather than against it, and a decorative wall feature (custom by MUSSO) anchors the room in place of a headboard. “We were looking for an atypical layout that elevated the use and visual excitement of the room,” says van den Bergh. “The room is not very large, and floating the bed forces a more intimate layout.”

The designers also outfitted the bedroom and bath with a mix of furnishings that adds to this intimate feel while catering to the well-traveled client, incorporating antique furniture, striking patterns and plenty of luster.

MASTER BATHROOM CABINETRY + DESIGN Kingdom Woodworks COUNTERTOPS Levantina, fabricated by Construction Resources, Inc. FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath TUB MTI HEADBOARD Bjork Studio TIBETAN TIGER LOUNGE CHAIR Jerry Pair BEDROOM AREA RUG Keivan Woven Arts VINTAGE ITALIAN LOUNGE CHAIR AND LASER-CUT WOOD CHAIR 14th Street Antiques CONSOLE Baker DRAPERY Soliloquy by Gini Houston 3-D CUT ACCENT WALL, OTTOMAN AND MARBLE SIDE TABLE Musso

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sumptuous luxury

MICHELLE WORKMAN, MICHELLE WORKMAN INTERIORS Designer Michelle Workman took

a bold approach when designing this strikingly luxe guest room. Her first order of business was covering the walls in a dark chocolate brown (Benjamin Moore’s Tarpley Brown), which was inspired by a rich hide by Edelman Leather from the designer’s personal collection. For a touch of gilded glamour, she then commissioned local artist Steve McKenzie to create a gold mural of his trademark circle motifs. “I wanted it to have an entirely sumptuous feel,” says Workman, who achieved her goal by layering unexpected elements, such as a bison rug from Edelman, with playful fabrics, including Schumacher’s Pearl River on the daybed and Asaka Ikat in violet on the bench. “The space is very much catering to the individual who has a finer sensibility but is never dull and boring.”

DAYBED, BENCH AND CHAIR Highland House ALL FABRICS Schumacher END TABLE AND SECRETARY French Heritage BED DRAPE AND WINDOW SHADE Michelle Workman Interiors CURTAIN TRIM Pyar & Co. BISON RUG Edelman Leather WOVEN RUG Patterson, Flynn & Martin ELEPHANT PHOTO Caitlin Vincent

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CUSTOM STAIR RUNNER Rosemary Hallgarten through R Hughes WALNUT SIDE CHAIR Robuck IRON CONSOLE Gregorius Pineo through Jerry Pair TABLE LAMPS Ironies through Jerry Pair MIRROR Formations through Jerry Pair STAIR HALL ART Holland & Co.

refined simplicity MELANIE MILLNER, THE DESIGN ATELIER Classic meets modern in this foyer and upper landing, where a striking ombré runner by textile artist Rosemary Hallgarten creates an eye-catching entryway. “She came to my office to show us her new collection, and the spark was lit when I saw the sample,” says Millner. “It sets the impression of the house.” To create a timeless feel, Millner selected a color palette of soft white and black in the form of abstract artwork and wrought iron furnishings, which are balanced with warmer walnut pieces, such as an inlaid side chair from Robuck.

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POWDER BATH WALLCOVERING Thibaut through Duralee MIRROR, CIGAR TABLE, MERCURY GLASS BOTTLES Currey and Co. STARBURST MIRROR Century ABSTRACT ART Deljou Art Group SELENITE COLUMNS Tritter Feefer SHOWER BENCH Renaissance Tile & Bath ROMAN SHADE FABRICATION Atlanta Draperies ALL OTHER ITEMS Peacock Alley, ADAC West COUNTERTOPS Caesarstone, fabricated by Construction Resources, Inc. HARDWARE MQ Collection FAUCETRY Renaissance TIle & Bath

perfectly pretty PEACOCK ALLEY The powder room’s barrel-vaulted ceiling was the first feature addressed by Peacock Alley’s Atlanta design team, who commissioned artist Samantha Black of Deljou Art Group to hand-paint the ceiling to be reminiscent of a starry night sky. A textural wallcovering with a touch of shimmer enhances the celestial scheme, along with an array of reflective surfaces—from a petite mirrored cigar table to a jewel-cut glass lamp. A series of framed photographs narrating the Dallas-based fine linens company’s 44-year history with founder Mary Ella Gabler captures the firm’s family-focused philosophy. Overture hand towels with scalloped, embroidered and monogrammed details provide a velvety touch. In the nearby loggia bath, walls received a coat of Behr’s Mission White, while some of Peacock’s most beloved bedding textiles were repurposed as window treatments (the Biagio Italian Jacquard) and bench upholstery (the pebbly Montauk matelassé). The Jubilee bath towels, chosen for their simplicity and clean lines, complement both the shower’s Calacatta-clad walls and artwork from Deljou Art Group.

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designer resources + sponsor thanks ALISON WOMACK JOWERS AND CHERYL WOMACK,

Womack Jowers Interiors; womackinteriors.com CAROLE WEAKS C Weaks Interiors Inc.; cweaksint. com COURTNEY GILES Courtney Giles Interiors; courtneygiles.com JESSICA BRADLEY Jessica Bradley Interiors; jessicabradleyinteriors.com HEATHER HOGAN ROBERTS Ivy & Vine; ivyandvine.com MICHELLE WORKMAN Michelle Workman Interiors; michelleworkman.com MELANIE MILLNER The Design Atelier; thedesignatelier.com JASON MITCHELL J Ansel Designs; janseldesigns.com DON EASTERLING, NINA NASH, JARED HUGHES Mathews Furniture + Design; mathewsfurniture.com BILL MUSSO, TODD FALCONBURY, SETH VAN DEN BERGH, DANIEL ZIMMERMAN Musso; mussodesigngroup.com SHAYELYN WOODBERY Shayelyn Woodbery Interiors; shayelyn.com PEACOCK ALLEY peacockalley.com

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Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles celebrated the opening of the 2016 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE on Nov. 17 with festive decor and holiday cheer. Guests, welcomed by honorary chairs Cheryl Womack and Alison Womack Jowers, had the opportunity to mingle with showhouse designers and tour the house while enjoying bites and bubbles. Proceeds from the showhouse benefi tted Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROSS HENDERSON

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Bottom Carole Weaks, Caroline Foster, Jessica Weaks; Brad Hanner; Todd Falconbury, Gini Houston, Dee Murphy.

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1150 WEST GARMON ROAD NW | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Spectacular new construction developed by NorthStar and designed by Harrison Design. This Tudor-style treasure sits regally on 1.8± acres at the corner of Garmon and West Garmon Road. The entire home is stone, and the L-shaped design includes massive windows from all sides so the light pours in. Twelve-foot ceilings, a slate roof, elevator, pool, spectacular outdoor living spaces and antique mantels are just a few of the incredible features. The level of finish is cutting-edge, as it was the stage for Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ 2015 Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse.

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1325 MONTE CARLO DRIVE | ATLANTA, GA 30327

2950 PASS DRIVE | BUFORD, GA 30518

Mediterranean estate on 2.9 acres. Custom designed by William T Baker, this residence is situated on a peninsula overlooking a private lake and surrounded by lush grounds, a sports court, batting cage and infi nity pool. Twostory living room, catering kitchen, theater, and wine cellar. A whole house generator, elevator and Crestron technology complete this residence.

1325MonteCarloAtlanta.com. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. $6,200,000.

Exquisite gated waterfront estate on Lake Lanier. Private sanctuary on four lots with 186 feet of shoreline. Double slip-dock with party deck, approved boat launch and sandy beach. Lake views with over 12,000 square feet of architectural grandeur. Nine fireplaces, elevator, wine cellar, two offices and third level observation turret. Carl & Rae-Lynne Swigart; 678.462.6792. $3,895,000.

2984 SUMMITOP ROAD | MARIETTA, GA 30066 Views unlike anywhere in Atlanta. See Kennesaw Mountain, Blackjack Mountain, Red Top Mountain, Buckhead, the Atlanta skyline, and more!

Unique custom gated estate sits at the end of a long private driveway atop Sweat Mountain. Fabulous open plan for entertaining—wide open grand room opens to stone patio/pool/jacuzzi area. California buyers feel at home in this massive open plan. 4-car garage, and over 4 acres in top ranked Lassiter High district. Marsha Sell; 404.713.5373. $3,600,000.

373 ARBOR SPRINGS PKWY | NEWNAN, GA 30265 Exquisite European manor nestled in the most prestigious community, The Biltmore of Arbor Springs Plantation. All natural castle stone exterior, pillar cedar posts leading to a custom mahogany and iron entry. Master suite on the main featuring a sitting room and double-sided fi replace. Travertine on terrace level with brick archways. Amenities include pool & golf course.

Veronica Bangsboll; 404.317.6461. $1,800,000.

675 W PACES FERRY ROAD NW #4 | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Spectacular residence on one of the most private, gated drives in Buckhead.

Built by architect Bill Harrison and custom builder Deane Johnson. Hardwoods, 7 fi replaces and a Design Galleria kitchen with SubZero and Wolf appliances. Master on main with double closets and heated marble fl oors.

Terrace level has billiards, kitchen, and a 3,000 bottle wine cellar. Gorgeous pool and spa, covered sitting areas, cabana with kitchen and bathroom.

675WPacesFerryAtlanta.com. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. 3,500,000.

3880 ADAMS ROAD | CUMMING, GA 30041 Beautiful park-like lot with 179 feet of waterfront and a double slip-dock on Lake Lanier. Home exudes rustic elegance and is remodeled for true lake living including a chef’s kitchen with two islands, vaulted great room with stone fi replace and lakeside gathering room. Master on main with private deck overlooking pool and lake views. Finished terrace has custom bar and stone fi replace. Carl & Rae-Lynne Swigart; 678.643.0169. $1,649,000.

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3150 E ADDISON DRIVE | ALPHARETTA, GA 30022 One of the fi nest residences in Ellard! Perfect for the sophisticated buyer who wants extraordinary attention to detail. Unsurpassed quality featuring 12” ceilings, exposed beams, solid wood doors, breathtaking library, exquisite millwork and a trophy kitchen with Wolf appliances. Finished terrace level with all amenities. Carol Johnson; 404 697-1400. $1,495,000.

221 MOUNT VERNON HIGHWAY | SANDY SPRINGS, GA 30328 Fabulous 5 bed, 4.5 bath new construction home with two laundry rooms.

Master suite features a luxurious marble bathroom, jetted tub and walk-in European shower. Exquisite chef’s kitchen with all Viking appliances opens up into living room. Three-car garage features an electric car hookup. The home sits on an acre, is completely level, and has recently been fenced and gated for an added touch of privacy. The Turn Key Group, Megan Doughtie; 404.626.4514. $1,349,999.

121 PENINSULA DRIVE | PEACHTREE CITY, GA 30269 Rare opportunity in Peachtree City’s most prestigious lake community.

Timeless elegance with spectacular backyard resort overlooking Lake Kedron! Over 8,800 sq. ft. of superb quality with the fi nest appointments including a beautiful spiral staircase, elevator, commercial chef’s kitchen, spectacular gunite pool, waterfall, spa, outdoor stone fi replace and pool bath! Susan Fitzgerald; 770.652.7376. $1,450,000.

13102 BETHANY ROAD | MILTON, GA 30009 Exceptional craftsmanship is evident throughout this gated French country estate designed by award-winning architect Norman Askins. The 4-acre estate boasts a private lake, guest house and vineyard featuring expansive living areas; reclaimed wood beams and millwork from Europe, architectural windows, solid core doors, arched doorways and custom ironwork. The Butler Swayne Team; 770.475.0505. $1,299,000.

2701 CONSTANT LANDING | MARIETTA, GA 30066

1635 WILLOW WIND COURT | MARIETTA, GA 30066

Spectacular home with open fl oor plan. Fabulous great room, keeping room and kitchen! Owner’s suite on main with wall of windows and private study.

Terrace level with walk-in wine cellar, media room, enormous pool room/ game area and a separate au pair suite with two rooms and bath. Also perfect for an at-home business. All bedrooms upstairs are en suites except one and all have unique ceiling features. Pool, jacuzzi, cul-de-sac. Marsha Sell; 404.713.5373. $879,000.

Magnifi cent grand foyer in this beautiful home located in Willow Wind Estates. Featuring an open concept, the gourmet kitchen, breakfast room and great room with a cozy fi replace are perfect for entertaining. Partially fi nished terrace level has a full bathroom and changing room witch leads to the pool. Ray Hutto; 404.510.3340. $585,000.

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2573 HY TOP ROAD | YOUNG HARRIS, GA 30582

552 VANDIVIERE ROAD | DAWSONVILLE, GA 30534

Lakefront Living! Huge lakeside covered deck and patio, waterfall, pond, stone fi replace and arbor. Landscaped to the lake and covered slip dock.

Main level has owner’s suite with spa bath. Gourmet kitchen with antique post and beam ceilings, atrium window, granite island and fi replace. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with spacious bonus room. Game/media rooms and second kitchen on terrace level. Agent Name: Bill Manto; Price: $1,595,000.

True compound on 57 beautiful acres. Waterfalls, streams and 11 acre lake with 60’ dock. The main house consists of 6 bedrooms and 5.5 baths.

Chef’s kitchen and 11 garages. Separate lodge with offices, kitchen and banquet hall. Indoor heated swimming pool and basketball court. Guest house with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Superior construction, privacy, amenities and relaxation for the discriminating buyer. Agent Name: Heather Tierney; Price: $2,500,000.

7455 RICHMOND WAY | CUMMING, GA 30040 Gorgeous four-sided brick home with side entry and 3-car garage on one of the largest, private cul-de-sac lots in this golf community. The home has 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and a fi nished terrace level. Owner’s suite features a luxury bath and custom closet. Open kitchen with breakfast area, keeping room, granite counters, custom cabinets and hardwood fl oors on the main level. Agent Name: David Mills; Price: $535,000.

3747 TREBOURNE SQUARE | SMYRNA, GA 30080 Beautiful home in sought after Wakefi eld Estates. Oversized dining room leads to great room with a fi replace fl anked by bookcases. Spacious chef’s kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances, large island and breakfast area. Master bath with double vanity, separate shower and whirlpool tub. Three bedrooms upstairs with media room. Full unfi nished basement. Private cul-de-sac lot. Agent Name: Irene Clary; Price: $575,000.

205 HICKORY CHASE | CARROLLTON, GA 30117 This amazing home is simply stunning and features soaring ceilings, an updated kitchen, master suite on the main level, a dramatic natural stone fi replace, a saltwater pool with spillover spa and a fully fi nished terrace level. Home is conveniently located near University of West Georgia and the Carrollton Greenbelt. Agent Name: Frank Goolsby; Price: $650,000.

77 LAGRANGE STREET | NEWNAN, GA 30263 Historic 1914 Classical Revival. Updates include wiring, plumbing, HVAC and interior restorations. Painted surfaces were hand scraped, primed and repainted. Windows were disassembled, removed and reinstalled to perform better than when originally installed. Reverent care was taken to restore all doors, hardware, hardwood fl ooring and tiles to their former glory. Elegant formal dining room, chef’s kitchen with walk-in pantry, spacious living room, and a side portico with tile fl oors. Agent Name: Craig Jackson; Price: $539,000.

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FEBRUARY 2017 // ISSUE NO. 340 Pages 58-69 THE ART OF AESTHETICS INTERIOR DESIGN Eleanor Roper; Brad and Debbie Weitz, B.D. Jeff ries (404) 231-3004; bdjeff ries.c Pages 70-85 REDEFINED RUSTIC INTERIOR DESIGN Melanie Millner, The Design Atelier (404) 365-8662; thedesignatelier.com. ARCHITECT Keith Summerour, Summerour and Associates Architects (678) 904-8105; summerour.net BUILDER John Boyte, John F. Boyte Company (980) 321-5179; thesanctuary-crescent.com

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A Study in Architecture

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HILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE might roll over in his grave if he knew that I went to college parties at his famed “Pink Palace” on West Paces Ferry Road in Buckhead; however, he’d probably spin for eternity if he knew that currently, there’s a double-wide with a view at the Malibu trailer park running for $3.5 million.

Shutze’s circa-1928 Swan House remains one of Atlanta’s most renowned properties for its exquisite classical architecture, antiques and gardens. Fortunately, the site, which has played host to everything from weddings to films, was purchased by the Atlanta Historical Society in 1966 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places so that no “arriviste” could purchase it as a tear-down. James Means, Neel Reid, and Frank McCall—Shutze’s protégés and admirers—left a trail of refined homes across the Southeast to which today’s Southern architects turn for inspiration.

The Left Coast, on the other hand, never developed any semblance of classical architectural elements. Instead, California oversaw the evolution of the midcentury modern style. Frank Lloyd Wright paved the way for Ray and Charles Eames, while Richard Neutra and Pierre Koenig further re-

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fined the clean boxes of plate glass. As the South ushered in late 20th-century suburbs that retained traditional architecture, SoCal devolved into a combo platter of faux-Italian and “warm contemporary” stucco. Oh, how SoCal needed Shutze!

Twenty-first century Atlanta has witnessed acclaimed designs by internationally renowned architects Richard Meier, Robert A.M. Stern and John Portman. The HOK-designed Mercedes-Benz stadium, in fact, promises to be one of the city’s greatest commercial achievements.

In L.A., internationally important masterpieces are decidedly flashier. The Resnick Pavilion, designed by Renzo Piano, put the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) on the map. And, in a drama that made Hollywood look dim, LACMA Board Trustee Eli Broad and his wife, Edythe, established their own museum in downtown L.A., The Broad, enlisting Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Gensler to build the $140 million structure.

So what’s the architectural tale of these two cities?

They’re not so far apart in their aspirations as each pursues new architectural heights, and, as a result, continue to meet in the middle.

ILLUSTRATION BY EDWIN FOTHERINGHAM

Musings From the Left Coast … on a tale of two architectural cities.

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