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CONTENTS MARCH 2017 // ISSUE NO.341

Home 56

In Bloom Carole McWilliams has created an entrancing storybook garden on Atlanta’s northern outskirts.

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Passion Project For his personal residence, John Banks and Spitzmiller & Norris transform a Buckhead classic into a home.

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Classic Appreciation In his new book, Keith Summerour reveals his mindful approach to residential design.

Style 16

Design Influencer John Oetgen has made bold brushstrokes in art and design.

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High Concept Architecture firm Historical Concepts gets its New York minute with

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president Andrew Cogar.

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Design Excellence Behind the ICAASoutheast’s 11th annual Shutze Awards.

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Global Glamour Michael Habachy infuses a residence at The Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta, with warm, global sophistication.

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Young Guns Jennifer Schoenberger’s eclectic sense of style is on display.

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Real Estate Property Report Calendar Cultural happenings this month Naomi On gardens and green thumbs Dish Five Questions for: Nine Mile Station Suzanna Musings of a homesick Southerner Editor’s Letter Resources + Ad Index

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Natural Splendor

PORTRAIT BY ERICA GEORGE DINES

GREENERY: IT’S NOT JUST PANTONE’S official color of the year—it’s also a hue we’re fortunate to engage with, just outside our window, at least nine months a year. Reinvigorating, restorative, rejuvenating? You bet. Those are words taken straight from the color authority’s annual announcement, but nature’s inherent allure is hardly lost on Atlantans.

I personally take much enjoyment out of the fact that our temperate climate allows us to experience season after season of blooms—in an almost cascading effect—from jonquils in February and dogwoods and azaleas in April to late-blooming camellias and winter-flowering cherries.

This month, we visit the north Atlanta estate of a master gardener (page 56) whose passion for flowers has not only brought her across the world, but also resulted in the creation of one of the prettiest gardens in our city thanks to a borderline obsession with cultivating a variety of blooms (not to mention bird houses!). We also tour a Lewis “Buck” Crook–designed Buckhead classic (page 66), where creating an enviable connection between the indoors and out was a major focus of its well-heeled renovation.

March also feels like a bit like a coming out party for AH&L. We’re sponsoring or producing countless events this month (visit atlantahomesmag.com/events), and we hope to see you there. This spring, indulge in whatever “greenery” makes you happy—whether it’s a kale Elizabeth Ralls, Editor in Chief salad or a lime-infused margarita! @elizabeth_ralls | twitter @eliz_ralls | instagram

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For 40 years, Atlanta’s visual virtuoso has made bold brushstrokes in art and design.

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International Influences The designer has a unique ability to blend contemporary and traditional elements with pieces by both international and local artisans. The resulting interiors mesmerized both collectors and the media with their sophisticated mix of fascinating objects set within precisely measured architecture.

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Accolades Oetgen grew up in New York and attended the University of Georgia, where he took his first painting classes. After receiving a degree in interior design from Georgia State University, he opened his Atlanta office in 1977.

Travel has long influenced Oetgen’s aesthetic, and it’s honed his eye for eclectic interiors infused with the old and new, the bold and subtle.

The Turning Point During the ’80s Oetgen brought a contemporary edge to traditional Atlanta interiors. Equally inspired by antique French and contemporary Memphis Group furniture, he infused a wide array of pieces into his projects, producing rooms with wit and wisdom.

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Colorful Canvases Oetgen’s first painting show was at Atlanta’s Heath Gallery in the late ’70s.

His large-scale oil paintings have been exhibited at Art Basel in Miami and Art Southampton. Today, Oetgen is expanding into photography with massive images reaching 6 feet high.

In His Own Words “I still draw everything–from the architecture to the interiors,” says Oetgen, noting that few people still take pen to paper when creating.

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Named ADAC’s Southeastern Residential Designer of the Year more than once, and a perennial House Beautiful Top 100 Designer, Oetgen is renowned for residential and commercial projects alike, including Peasant restaurants and Trois. Additional design projects include furniture and fabric lines; place settings for Tiffany’s; and others.

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“I’ve never worried about going outside the lines,” says Oetgen of his ability to integrate disparate pieces into a room for a cohesive, sophisticated whole. clockwise, from above A canvas by Oetgen pops beside an antique Italian chandelier. The designer incorporated a bit of whimsy into this cheery morning room.

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left To remain true to the fabric of the Flatiron District’s St. James building, Historical Concepts outfitted the office with custom built-ins and millwork.

The light fixture by Eloise Pickard was built from antique parts, and the live-edge conference table was locally sourced and made by Recycled Brooklyn. below Historical Concepts President Andrew Cogar.

High Concept One of Atlanta’s premier architecture firms gets its New York minute with president Andrew Cogar. WRITTEN BY Kate Abney HIS FIRST YEAR AS HISTORICAL CONCEPTS’ PRESIDENT HAS PASSED. Add to

space, so we needed flexibility to conduct our work while establishing an inviting

that an exciting national vice-chair position for the ICAA board of directors, and

environment for clients. Because our design process relies heavily on research of

Andrew Cogar is unquestionably equipped to lead this classical firm into a new era.

historic precedent, it seemed fitting to make our books and resources the focal point

Now spending half his time at Historical Concepts’ 9-month-old Beaux arts office

of the room; it feels like a library or study.

on Broadway, he and fellow firm principals might find themselves a great distance

TELL US ABOUT THE THREE-TIERED CHANDELIER OVER THE CONFERENCE

from the South, but its location—central to their go-to Lower Manhattan artisans and

TABLE. It’s by Atlantan Eloise Pickard and plays off a rustic yet industrial live-edge

Uptown clients—has helped them feel right at home. “Passionate traditionalists and

conference table that was handcrafted in Brooklyn. Her bespoke lighting is a

classicists have a way of finding each other,” Cogar notes.

hallmark of our designs. We knew our New York clients would appreciate having a

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custom fixture for each room of their home.

“home away from home” workspace when other design principals are in town.

HAVE YOU INTRODUCED THEM TO MORE OF YOUR FAVORITE SOUTHERN

AFTER 35 YEARS OF SOUTHERN-HEADQUARTERED SUCCESS, WAS NEW

VENDORS? We have. Several have found their ways into our [New York and Hamp-

YORK A NATURAL NEXT STEP? It actually has reinforced how interconnected we

tons] projects, including Baba (antique and fumed wood floors from Pittsboro, North

all are. Regardless of region, our work is always a direct response to the site, the en-

Carolina), Bevolo (gas lights from New Orleans), Urban Electric Co. (lighting from

vironment and the surrounding fabric—even when our Northern projects share some

Charleston) and Bradley (custom concrete countertops and basins from Atlanta).

stylistic elements and period details with homes typically considered Southern.

DO YOUR NEW YORK CLIENTS APPROACH THE IDEA OF HOME DIFFERENTLY?

WHAT ATTRACTED HISTORICAL CONCEPTS TO THE ST. JAMES? My cousin had

They prefer less formal living environments with open floor plans, flexible functions,

an office here, and when I visited her, it struck me as quintessentially New York—

streamlined details and abundant natural light—something we take for granted in the

the kind of classical building an architect dreams of working in. The St. James has

South. Our response is meticulous proportioning and arrangements of doors and

compelling scale and grace, inside and out, with so many 1890s details intact, from

windows that are appropriate to the Northern setting. We also approach [our clients]

the impressive cast-iron stair to the marble paneling and floors.

in a uniquely Southern way; there is a warmth to the relationship, an ease to conver-

HOW DID YOU IMPROVE UPON THE SPACE’S EXISTING VIRTUES? It’s not a large

sation. We see them as part of our design team. historicalconcepts.com

ERIC VAN DEN BRULLE

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ON MARCH 4, 2017, the Southeast Chapter of the INSTITUTE OF CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE & ART will present the 11th annual PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS recognizing excellence in architecture, interior design, artisanship, landscape design, restoration and service. Calder Loth, a dedicated preservationist and the retired senior architectural historian of the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, will emcee the juried event, which will also pay homage to Atlanta landscape architect Edward Daugherty with the conferral of a Lifetime Achievement Award. The Southeast Chapter

is one of the ICAA’s earliest chapters and is dedicated to the appreciation and advocacy of classical architecture in our region. Founded in 2004, the Southeast chapter is led by an innovative board of trustees and holds a diverse membership of classical enthusiasts in the design trade in states such as Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. classicist-se.org

MEDALLION

MASTERS TO COMMEMORATE the first decade of the Shutze

reverse shows a dramatic rendition of the garden

Awards program, the ICAA Southeast Chapter found-

façade of Atlanta’s Swan House, one of the most

ers have commissioned a classical medal to be given

recognizable and beloved of Shutze’s hundreds

to all future recipients of the Shutze Award.

of works. In keeping with the classical tradition of

With design direction from chapter founders, and

the ICAA, the 3-inch medal is crafted in bronze and

Glenwood

with the input of artisan KEVIN GRISSO, the medal-

includes space to engrave the presentation year and

lion relief design was sculpted by MARTIN DAWE of

the name of the winner. The Southeast Chapter will

Cherrylion Studios. The front of the medal displays

present the medals at this year’s awards gala at the

THE 1918 GLENWOODS residence in Buck-

the likeness of Philip Shutze in a baroque doorway

Piedmont Driving Club as a tribute to the continued

head will host the ICAA’s Friends of Shutze

from his days at the American Academy in Rome. The

legacy of Philip Shutze and classical design.

party on March 3. Built for James and Clara Dodson, the Tudor-style house was originally designed by architect Walter T. Downing and

Sally and Carl Gable

completed after his death. Arguably the most

PRESERVING AND RESTORING a 1552 Italian villa built by

Grant’s Craigellachie (now the Cherokee

the great Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio is no small

Town Club), the Basilica of the Sacred Heart

feat—but that’s exactly what SALLY AND CARL I. GABLE

of Jesus and other notable residences.

chronicle in their 2005 book, Palladian Days: Finding a

Glenwoods was renovated in the late 1930s

New Life in a Venetian Country House. Part diary, mystery,

based on plans by Shutze. Focusing primarily

history and even cookbook, it’s an engaging read about the

on the interior, the update included the addi-

process, from acquisition to restoration.

tion of Georgian details, ornate wood carv-

The dynamic couple, who currently split their time between

ings, plaster details and a bay window. In the

Atlanta and the now restored Villa Cornaro, will recount their

late ’60s, Alyse Lucas Corcoran purchased

adventurous journey—and how the villa has fundamentally

the home, saving the house and surround-

changed their lives—at the ATLANTA HISTORY CENTER on

ing acre from nearby development. She has

the morning of March 4, 2017, as part of the Shutze Fellows

remained a steadfast steward of the home.

prominent architect in Atlanta at the turn of the 20th century, Downing designed John

lecture series. The Gables will also serve as the honorary chairs for the 2017 Shutze Awards.

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clockwise from left The Childress residence.

Noted landscape architect Edward Daugherty has left an indelible footprint on the landscape of Atlanta in his 60-plus-years career.

Canterbury Court.

LOVE of the LAND The Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) honors landscape architect Edward Daugherty with its coveted Lifetime Achievement Awards at the 2017 Philip Trammel Shutze awards.

On paper, his contributions to Atlanta’s ever-evolving

responding to the character of the land, the client’s

landscape are nothing short of noteworthy: the

needs and wants and budget.”

grounds of Georgia’s Governor’s Mansion (1966); the

One of the things that makes his work unique

Atlanta Botanical Garden (1981–1995), and the Geor-

is his dedication to education and training, at both

gia Institute of Technology (1955–1975). Yet, when

Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia, says

pressed, landscape architect Edward Daugherty says

Palmer. “It is impossible to describe how much better

his crowning achievement is actually “a practice that

the landscape design environment in Atlanta is—or

has survived 60-plus years (1953–present) and the

how many practices exist in the city today—thanks to

variety of commissions over that time.”

Edward’s seemingly endless willingness to educate,

Indeed, the longevity of the landscape architect’s

share and mentor,” Palmer says. Those practices

career, particularly in a city as transient as Atlanta,

include local landscape architects Rick Anderson

is enviable. “The city experienced some dramatic

(Richard Anderson Landscape Architect), Don Hooten

changes during that period,” says Gregory L. Palmer,

(Hooten Land Design Inc.), and Spencer Tunnell (Tun-

AIA, of Harrison Design and past president and

nell & Tunnell Landscape Architecture).

trustee emeritus of the ICAA Southeast Chapter. In-

“It is an honor for the chapter to bestow this small

deed, Daugherty is credited with being the first (and

acknowledgement of what Edward Daugherty has

most important) of a new generation of practitioners

passed on, not just to the design community but to

in Atlanta, bringing ideas of modernism to a region

the entire city of Atlanta,” says Palmer. “It is part of

more traditionally inclined, according to Spencer

the chapter’s mission to shed light on people such

Tunnell II.

as Edward Daugherty and their work; his efforts to

Equally talented and humble, Daugherty says, “I

create and protect spaces that are truly public, where

have no tricks, no talisman. A good design is good

anyone can enjoy a quiet moment in the city, were

if it does good. I see my job as problem solving and

herculean.”

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right The den, painted Benjamin Moore’s Day’s End, was designed to double as a guest room and also features a custom desk that also functions as a vanity. “I avoid the middle,” notes Habachy.

“I prefer light and airy or dark and moody.” below A pair of vintage Asian brass lamps on the buffet table add global appeal.

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HEN THE RESIDENCES at Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta, enlisted Michael Habachy to put his signature stamp on a model unit, the designer knew he wanted to cultivate a fresh yet comfortable retreat that blended modern design with Mandarin Oriental’s globally inspired sophistication.

“I love creating a clean space, but the key to making it inviting is adding lots of layers and textures,” says Habachy, who kept most of the walls and furnishings neutral so as not to compete with the existing architecture, designed by Harrison Design’s Robert Tretsch, and the sky-high views.

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This serene palette is carefully punctuated throughout with contrasting pops of red and black; Eastern-inspired accents such as African tribal accessories, a pair of brass Tibetan drums and a vintage bronze urn; and an array of textures in the form of handhewn wood, lacquer and patinaed brass.

Habachy cultivated a decidedly moodier feel in the den, which is swathed in one of the designers’ favorite shades of gray, Benjamin Moore’s Day’s End. A convertible sofa allows the space to double as a guest room, while a custom desk and sculptural accents make it a comfortable retreat for homeowners.

“We wanted it to feel like a boutique hotel yet also warm and inviting,” notes Habachy, who achieved this in the lightfilled bedroom by balancing the room’s cool gray tones with warmer touches, such as the custom walnut bed frame and side tables.

“The Mandarin Oriental is a world leader in luxury and sophistication, so we wanted this residence to ultimately reflect that brand and appeal to the well-traveled, global homeowner,” Habachy notes. Considering the unit sold within just a few months of completion, it’s safe to say: Mission accomplished. See Resources, Back of Book.

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clockwise from top left Neutral furnishings, such as a sofa designed by Bobby McAlpine for Lee Industries, contrast with pops of red in the form of a pair of cork ottomans by Ralph Lauren Home. A desk

by Interlude Home and a vintage zebra-hide chair create a fun work nook in the bedroom.

A pair of custom chairs offers a comfortable reading nook by the living room window.

Habachy customdesigned the bed and bedside cabinets to add a sense of warmth to the modern-minded bedroom. A faux-fur throw from Restoration Hardware, stools by Kelly Wearstler for E.J. Victor and a rug by Eve and Staron add texture.

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ECLECTIC APPEAL Jennifer Schoenberger’s Atlanta residence displays the rising talent’s bold sense of style.

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above The dining room’s seating arrangement captures eclectic spirit of homeowner and decorator Jennifer Schoenberger’s signature style. She selected the vibrant taffeta drapes after falling hard for them when she placed them in a client’s home. left Among the dining room’s beautiful vignettes is a treasured vintage ice bucket and a collection of Hermès boxes atop a refinished cabinet from Scott Antique Markets. right A custom orange headboard adds a striking splash of color in the mostly neutral master bedroom. opposite, from left The foyer gets the golden treatment thanks to a luxe grasscloth wallcovering and a refinished vintage chair.

To add some soft contrast to the living room’s existing floor-toceiling pecky cypress woodwork, Schoenberger selected a serene palette that was inspired by rocks she collected during a stroll along the beach in San Francisco.

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THEY SAY TIMING IS EVERYTHING, and that was certainly true for Jennifer Schoenberger. The longtime design enthusiast was feeling stifled and less than inspired in her corporate sales job when the perfect opportunity presented itself: Schoenberger’s neighbor enlisted her to help decorate her new home, and thus a new career was born.

“I’ve always had a deep-rooted passion for interiors, and friends and family were constantly calling me to help select paint colors or pick out the perfect dining chairs,” says Schoenberger. “But this was my first legitimate client, and everything really took off from there.”

The interior decorator now keeps busy creating homes that she describes as “glam meets rock ’n’ roll with tons of cozy.” A glimpse of Schoenberger’s style can be found in her own home, where unexpected color combinations mix effortlessly with bold patterns and textures in a manner that feels utterly fresh.

In the dining room, black walls help ground green taffeta drapes and built-ins featuring glimmering graphic wallpaper. Meanwhile, an orange tufted headboard in the master bedroom adds vibrant color among the more natural and earthy elements. “The recipe for great design is all in the mix. It’s how you create something truly special,” says Schoenberger, who describes most rooms in her home as a “quilt” of her projects.

But for all of the eccentric appeal that her designs hold, she also places great emphasis on infusing each home with meaningful details. Hence, a beloved chandelier purchased in New Orleans on her 10th wedding anniversary holds court in the dining room. “I abide by living with what you love and cherish,” she says.

The decorator documents her design musings—plus trips to market, project updates and more—on her blog, Vreeland Road, which she launched in 2010 and named after her late mother, an artist. “From an early age, she taught me to always think outside of the box. In turn, I learned the value of originality and strive to bring that to each project—small or large,” says Schoenberger.

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Designer Showhouse & Gardens. A classic 1960s estate in

and a game room. Pak’s design seeks to preserve the home’s

Buckhead’s Kingswood neighborhood will be transformed

classic features and give it new life by incorporating existing

into a livable treasure for the current homeowners.

architectural details, such as window proportions, exterior

The $2 million renovation of the James Means–designed

brick, cornices and slate roof, into the new wings. “In a his-

home brings together architect YONG PAK of Pak Heydt &

toric renovation addition, I look at appropriateness: How do

Associates, builder MICHAEL LADISIC of Ladisic Fine Homes,

you make it where it lives for a modern family?” he says. “One

landscape architect RICHARD ANDERSON and kitchen

great thing about this house is it can compete against any

designer MATTHEW QUINN. Their renovation will lay the

new house, but it also has the character [of] the old house.”

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2017, causing some pent-up demand, agent Ben Hirsh expects

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ciation of Realtors projects a 1.8 percent increase in U.S. sales

staircase and iron garden gates are the work of the late interior

volume in 2017, to around 5.52 million, and a nearly 3.9 per-

designer Peggy Stone and her son, architect Duane Stone. “It’s

cent increase in the median existing home price.

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Right to left AH&L Reader Day panelists include Kay Douglass, Keith Summerour, Kelly and Justin Anthony.

LIFE

C A L E N DA R

Atlanta celebrates the onset of spring—and that extra hour of sunlight—with an impressive lineup of events, including an annual craft show, a celebration of classic design and a panel discussion with lifestyle Lindsey Wohlfrom and design experts.

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clockwise from top left Barbara Flowers at Anne Irwin Fine Art; ceramics by Ethan Lillemoe for the American Craft Show, Barbara Flowers at Anne Irwin Fine Art; Daniel Arsham: Hourglass at the High Museum; the High Museum Wine Auction.

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The HIGH MUSEUM WINE AUC-

art demonstrations; Style Slam, a fashion

TION celebrates 25 years of art, food

program; and Hip Pop, an emerging-art-

and wine with its four-day annual event,

ists program. This year’s three-day juried

themed The Big One, kicking off on

indoor craft show marks the 75th an-

March 22. Benefiting the museum’s

niversary of the American Craft Council.

exhibition and education plan, the event

3/17-3/19. craftcouncil.org/atlanta

includes a secret cellars tour; a ladies

Join some of the city’s favorite taste-

luncheon and gents lunch; exclusive din-

makers for enlightening conversations

ners hosted by top winemakers; a Friday

on design, living and style at The Allure

Fête featuring a silent auction, dinner

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ sixth annual

and live music; and the grand finale Live

READER DAY AT ADAC. Guests will

Auction and vintners’ reception. 3/22-

enjoy discussions with lifestyle and

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design authorities Lauren DeLoach,

Browse the latest creations in jewelry,

Marie-Laure Coste Dujols, Justin and

home decor, clothing and furniture by

Kelly Anthony, Keith Summerour and

more than 225 contemporary artists at

Kay Douglass in various showrooms; a

the AMERICAN CRAFT SHOW, kicking

signing of Summerour’s newly released

off at the Cobb Galleria Centre on March

book, Creating Home: Design for Living;

17. Attendees will enjoy special discounts

and a light lunch. The event is compli-

as well as the return of Make Room:

mentary and open to the public, but

Modern Design Meets Craft, a home

registration is required. 3/21.

decor exhibition; Let’s Make interactive

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ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ROBERTSON

AROUND TOWN WITH

The HIGH MUSEUM debuts Daniel

with Sohr, scheduled for 10:30 a.m. in

Arsham: Hourglass, a continuation of

ADAC’s Presentation Room. Registration

Fictional Archaeologies, an ongoing

is required. 3/14. adacatlanta.com/events

project in which Arsham casts everyday

Neiman Marcus presents FINE ART

objects—such as cameras and foot-

+ FASHION, benefiting the National

balls—into precious or semiprecious

Black Arts Festival (NBAF), a multidis-

metals and stones, creating fossils out of

ciplinary arts organization focused on

present-day materials and encouraging

the arts and artists of African descent.

viewers to reflect on the relationship be-

The annual event—hosted on the

tween the past and present. Hourglass

second level of Neiman Marcus—brings

features three interconnected instal-

together lovers of fashion and art with

lations that combine sculpture, audio,

aspiring fashion designers for a runway

architecture and performance, and will

show and awards ceremony for NBAF’s

showcase Arsham’s first works in color,

emerging-talent competition. Winners of

a break from his traditional black-and-

the competition, chosen from four area

white palette. Through 5/21. high.org

schools with fashion programs, will be

ANNE IRWIN FINE ART welcomes

awarded scholarships and will have their

back international artist Barbara Flow-

work displayed in the Neiman Marcus

ers for her annual solo show. Flowers

windows for 10 days. This year’s honor-

will debut more than 25 new paintings

ary chairs are “Mama Jan” Smith of Jan

showcasing a variety of techniques

Smith Studios, Michelle Miller and Marc

including palette knife work, light and

Morial. 3/16. nbaf.org

heavy layering and energetic brush-

Enjoy an afternoon of fashion and

strokes. Flowers begins each piece with

philanthropy at the WOMEN OF STYLE

a concept, judging every stroke for a bal-

& SUBSTANCE FASHION SHOW,

ance of temperature, color and shape,

presented by Saks Fifth Avenue and

but always leaving room for spontaneity.

hosted at the St. Regis Atlanta. The

Her works have been displayed nation-

exclusive event features a live and silent

ally and internationally, in both com-

auction, a seated lunch and a “Best of

mercial and private collections. Through

Saks” fashion show honoring 10 local

3/4. anneirwinfineart.com

philanthropists for their devoted commu-

Design industry leaders Chad Stark;

nity involvement and their sense of style.

Gen Sohr of Pencil & Paper Co.; and

Proceeds will help provide specialized

Keith Granet, author of The Business of

medical care and services to Children’s

Creativity, converge at ADAC for

Healthcare of Atlanta patients and

DIGITAL DAY, a day’s worth of pro-

families, aid in replacing an emergency-

gramming on navigating—and conquer-

transport vehicle and provide support

ing—the ever-evolving digital design

to programs like the Big Apple Circus

landscape. AH&L Editor-in-Chief Eliza-

Clown Care Unit and children’s camps.

beth Ralls will moderate the discussion

3/27. giving.choa.org/fashionshow

Naomi Von Habersham “A GARDEN IS A LOVESOME THING, GOD WOT!” So wrote 19th-century British poet T.E. Brown, whose affection for the garden is one many of us share. Despite the fact that I was not blessed with a green thumb—a difficult admission for someone whose forebears were famous for their gardening prowess—I adore gardens. But considering that I live in a condominium high in the sky, I have no choice but to mollify myself with a fantasy version, one that blooms with my favorite plants and flowers.

Without a doubt, a bevy of gardenia bushes holds pride of place in my fictitious garden because, to me, the plant’s creamy-white blooms and intoxicating aroma are the sweet and sultry essence of summertime in the South. And because there can never be too much fragrance in my garden, I chose to enhance its perfumed bliss by planting climbing tendrils of confederate jasmine, whose delicate scent and appearance belie a sturdy nature, not unlike the archetypal Southern belle.

What’s a Southern garden without a magnolia tree or two to stand watch, gracing us with their majestic height and glossy-green foliage? Situated close to my imaginary magnolia trees is a phalanx of hydrangeas that helps to buttress my garden. They might be ubiquitous, but summer just wouldn’t be summer without the showy arrival of hydrangeas’ moptop blooms, punctuating a garden’s greenness with bursts of blue, pink and white.

Springtime in my garden is heralded by the cheerful yellow blooms of forsythia and jonquils, joined in colorful chorus by azalea bushes rife with sprightly pink blossoms.

Come winter, though, the mood is more peaceful, with berrystudded holly bushes and flowering camellias bedecked in Christmas shades of red and white adding notes of dignity and calm. And so then, my garden goes to sleep for a long winter’s nap until, once again, it emerges, renewed and rested at the arrival of spring. My garden may just be a figment of my imagination, but what a lovely one it has been to grow.

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Scoop

5 QUESTIONS FOR:

Mandy and Kelvin Slater

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS:

The husband-and-wife duo behind Slater Hospitality talk the future of their innovative beer garden, Nine Mile Station, sited on the Ponce City Market rooftop next to the team’s other concept, Skyline Park.

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DECATUR Celebrate the weekend at Kevin Gillespie’s Southern-style Decatur outpost, REVIVAL, which now offers a Sunday brunch menu, featuring favorites such as the Closed on Sunday chicken sandwich (which

Claire Ruhlin

will also be available at Gillespie’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium concept, Gamechanger), as well as Southern classics like catfish bites over grits and gravy; scrambled egg and

NINE MILE STATION IS UNIQUE IN BOTH ITS CONCEPT AND

crepe casserole; and a breakfast

ROOFTOP LOCATION. Kelvin: We kind of just stumbled into Ponce

plate with eggs, grits, sausage and

City Market. When we found out they were looking to do something

bacon. Brunch will be served on

[on the rooftop], we were like, “That’s where we need to be.” You

Sundays from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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get not only the food, the beer garden and the atmosphere of the restaurant, but you also get this amazing view.

THE SPACE FEELS SOPHISTICATED BUT FUN. HOW DID YOU

Stop by neighborhood bar THE PINEWOOD to catch a glimpse of

ACCOMPLISH THAT? Mandy: We really wanted to bring the out-

the restaurant’s 1,700-square-foot

doors in and give that garden feel inside. We have the live plant wall, Squash galette, with gruyere, spinach, tomato and hazelnut.

expansion, designed in collaboration with Square Feet Studio, that

and we went with green tile and carried that throughout. We wanted

serves as a full-service lounge

it to have that fun, bright feel the park has: airy, open, with views of

area. Recently appointed chef de

the outdoors from panoramic windows.

cuisine Andrew Jackson also pres-

THE FOOD AND ATMOSPHERE HAVE A COMMUNAL FEEL.

ents a fresh twist to The Pinewood’s

Mandy: We wanted to focus on groups and community, with the

menu—though favorites such as the

traditional beer-garden–style seating and the food, but with a

Pinewood Cheeseburger, chicken and waffles, the smoked pork chop

sophisticated feel. The menu has something for anybody—vegetar-

and pappardelle Bolognese will

ian, meats, shared plates. It’s really customizable for whoever’s here,

remain. pinewoodtr.com

HOW WILL THE MENUS EVOLVE FOR SPRING? Kelvin: We have very talented guys here, and they’re always looking to up the game

Italian-inspired cuisine is the name of the game at at Ford Fry’s NO.

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gus, morels, ramps, artichokes and

YOU’VE ALSO HOSTED SPECIAL EVENTS, SUCH AS YOUR NEW

strawberries, used in dishes such

YEAR’S EVE PARTY. WHAT’S NEXT? Kelvin: We want to have

as the bianca pizza, ricotta agnolotti

a huge Fourth of July. We’re also doing one for St. Patrick’s Day.

with jumbo asparagus, and butter-

Mandy: We’ll hit all the big ones but then maybe mix in a few of our

milk panna cotta with fresh Florida strawberries (a personal favorite of

own. We’ll be doing something along the lines of “spring has sprung”

chef Drew Belline). All are best en-

and maybe a beer fest. We’re looking into partnering with Turner

joyed in the light-filled dining room

Classic Movies for a sort of “screen on the green.” It kind of all works

or on the outdoor patio. no246.com

together for us up here. 9milestation.com

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On March 27, 2017, nine of Atlanta’s most philanthropic women (and one male, also a consummate advocate) will be lauded for their charitable endeavors at the 10th annual luncheon and fashion show. Presented by Saks Fifth Avenue and the St. Regis to benefit Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the event allowed AH&L the opportunity to get to know these smart and stylish honorees.

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Patricia Terwilliger

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PATRICIA TERWILLIGER

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

JL: I find inspiration all around—through travel, music, art and film.

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

PT: Having given my two girls guidance and hopefully inspiration through the years, I now depend on them for the same advice and motivation.

Who are your personal style icons?

JL: So many people inspire me. My mother has always been an inspiration, as well as my beautiful friends. I definitely look to style icons such as Ava Gardner and Diana Vreeland. I also admire Marion Cotillard and Diane Kruger; I think they are both extremely talented and have great personal style.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

JL: My parents have always been role models for me. I have also been really fortunate to have some amazing friends and mentors, who have always supported and encouraged me both personally and professionally.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

JL: I’m very inspired by the work of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) and the impact the organization makes on children’s lives. I’ve also always been passionate about the arts. In February I co-chaired the Atlanta Ballet’s Winter Ball, and as a past board member of the High Museum, I think they continue to bring incredible value to our city.

Tell us about your family.

JL: I’ve always been very close to my family, and I’ve been so blessed to have their love and support throughout my life. I also have an amazing husband who is always there for me every step of the way and has always encouraged my dreams.

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Who are your personal style icons?

PT: Definitely Katharine Hepburn! She was fiercely independent and confident. Her style said everything about who she was.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

PT: I admired my grandmothers tremendously growing up. Through hard times and health issues, their uplifting spirit, perseverance and compassion has held firm in my memory and given me a path to follow in my life.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

PT: I started the Patricia Bowman Terwilliger Family Foundation, my family helped start The Link Counseling Center and I co-chaired the advisory board and the LifeGate Group at Peachtree Presbyterian. When my daughter’s son was diagnosed with epilepsy, I delved into finding a cure and better treatments, and the Epilepsy Research Foundation was formed. Our family has also been very involved in Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia, Boston Children’s Hospital, Sandy Springs Society, Holy Innocents’ school and Ministering to Ministers through the Samaritan Institute.

Tell us about your family.

PT: If you want to have a really good belly laugh, come visit my family.

Humor is a way that we move through the tough times. We also care passionately about the world we live in and know how blessed we are.

Giving back is a must for everyone in my family.

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Cara Isdell Lee Dress: Fendi, available at Saks Fifth Avenue

SARA STEINFELD

CARA ISDELL LEE

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

SS: I look to nature for the perfect color combinations, which leads me to fashion designers that are influenced by nature. I enjoy following fashion designers that went into interior furnishings like Calvin Klein, Hermès, Fendi, Ralph Lauren and Giorgio Armani. They are creating a lifestyle.

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

CIL: Nelson Mandela; I was born in South Africa and still have family there. My parents raised me to understand that Africa is not just about safaris and animals, but a place with vibrant culture and friendly people.

Mandela believed that one day we would all see each other not by the color of our skin, but by our humanity. He and my parents taught me that you have to live with hope, forgiveness and perseverance.

Who are your personal style icons?

SS: Not one person, but I do think traveling helped shape my style, as did being passionate about architecture and design.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

SS: My family—my parents taught me to give back and always do the right thing. I’m lucky I married into a family with the same priorities. I also had an interior design professor who influenced my design path.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

SS: I am on the board of directors of the High Museum of Art, serving as chair of the nominating committee and on the executive board. I have co-chaired the museum’s Wine Auction, Collectors Evening and its first fashion exhibit, Iris van Herpen: Transforming Fashion. I am also on the national advisory board and the Georgia Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts out of Washington, D.C., where I serve as program chair. I am involved with the Piedmont Park Conservancy, and I am currently working on The Temple’s 150-year anniversary celebration.

Tell us about your family.

SS: I have a fabulous husband, Paul, who supports me in all my passions.

We have a 15-year-old son, Jason, and together we enjoy the outdoors, travel, hiking, skiing and clay target sports.

Who are your personal style icons?

CIL: My mother is my style icon. She is elegant, timeless and kind. She wears what matches her style and works for her image. Her beauty radiates from within, and that is real style.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

CIL: My father, Winston Churchill and Nelson Mandela. My father taught me that life is not always fair, but you can make your own road. You must be able to look at yourself in the mirror every morning and be happy. My goal in life is to make this world a better place.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

CIL: I am the head of the Isdell Family Foundation. Our mission is to enhance the protection of the natural world. I serve on several boards: the Atlanta Botanical Garden, Captain Planet Foundation, Fernbank Museum of Natural History and Pace Academy. In 2014, my family and I launched the Isdell Center for Global Leadership at Pace Academy.

Tell us about your family.

CIL: My family unit is fundamentally important to me. My husband is my rock. He is always there for me through thick and thin, the good and bad.

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Keisha Lance Bottoms Dress: Oscar de la Renta, available at Saks Fifth Avenue

VERONICA BIGGINS

KEISHA LANCE BOTTOMS

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

VB: I consider myself to be a globalist. Traveling has opened my eyes to see the many wonderful ways that women express their power through the way they dress.

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

KLB:: God and my family are my biggest inspiration and at the forefront of consideration in all I do. On my toughest days, I am reminded that while imperfect, I am loved, and for my children, I must be resilient.

Who are your personal style icons?

VB: Lena Horne, who was a classic dresser, and my younger daughter who believes in “a pop of color.”

Who are your personal style icons?

KLB: My mother, Sylvia Robinson. She has always reminded me to dress for my body. My late grandmother also had a tremendous influence on my style. She was an avid saver and smart shopper.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

VB: I turn to my grandmother, who taught me to sew. She believed that fabric and the quality of the inside of a garment were most important.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

VB: I’m the chair of the global Board of Visitors of SCAD, serve on the board of the Emory Global Health Institute and support Meals on Wheels, to name a few.

Tell us about your family.

VB: I’ve been married for 46 years to Franklin N. Biggins (a retired judge), and I have two wonderful daughters, Dawn and Kenzie.

When you look back on your formative years, what was the first fashion trend that profoundly affected your personal style?

VB: I lived in Indonesia while I was in the sixth and seventh grades, and it was there I learned to appreciate beautiful Batiks and silk. They were unique and one-of-a-kind.

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Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

KLB: My dad taught me to never be afraid to ask for something. My grandmother reminded me that all things work for the good of those who love the Lord. My mother taught me to treat others the way I’d like to be treated. My grandfather taught me the value of hard work, kindness and generosity.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

KLB: Families First is dear to my heart because of the role it played in completing my family. I’ve served on the board for years. I am on the board of the Andrew & Walter Young YMCA and on the Atlanta Board of Service for Centers of Hope.

Tell us about your family.

KLB: My mother’s grandparents moved to Atlanta nearly 100 years ago.

My father was a Grammy-nominated R&B singer and met my mother after performing at the Royal Peacock. My husband, Derek, is also from Atlanta. We met in law school and have been married for over 22 years.

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Kelly Wearstler for Groundworks Grafitto wallcovering, through Lee Jofa. Artwork provided by Anne Irwin Fine Art.

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Christine Ragland Dress: Stella McCartney, available at Saks Fifth Avenue

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CHRISTINE RAGLAND

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

CA: Alana Shepherd and Harold Shepherd of The Shepherd Center. Sally Dorsey gets many a phone call from me as well.

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

CR: I look to my family and friends, who are beautiful inside and out.

Positive energy, a curiosity and desire to learn about the world around us, and kindness always inspire me to be my very best.

Who are your personal style icons?

CA: My dear friend Marylin Johnson, former fashion editor of the AJC. Marylin is the epitome of chic. I also admire Carolina Herrera and Barbara Tfank.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

CA: My mother, Winifred “Winky” Arrendale and my father, Tom Arrendale, two of the most supportive parents. They taught me integrity, honesty and fairness, how to value family and friends, how to savor each moment and how it brings more joy to give than to receive.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

CA: I co-founded the Gwinnett Council for the Arts and The Gwinnett Junior League, serve on the board of The Shepherd Center, and I established the “Winifred Smith ‘Winky’ Arrendale Cochlear Implant Endowment” at The Atlanta Speech School, where I serve on the board of advisors. I’m on Open Hand’s board of advisors and was on their board of directors for two terms.

I’m on the Hambidge Center board of directors and have served on the State Botanical Garden of Georgia’s advisory board for 16 years. I am also a member of ARCS. Tell us about your family.

CA: My son, Joseph Augustus “Gus” Bussey is in his last semester at Kennesaw State University. My dad and his brother, Lee, started our family’s business, Fieldale Farms/Springer Mountain Farms after World War II.

Who are your personal style icons?

CR: Some of my personal style icons include Audrey Hepburn, Bridgette Bardot, Jennifer Anniston, Lauren Hutton and Elle McPherson. Each of these women have a simple, more casual and understated style.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

CR: My family.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

CR: Issues relating to children–health, safety, well-being and education; opportunities for women and mental health; art, history and culture; and the the amazing Smithsonian Institution. I’m currently on the boards of Skyland Trail, The Glenn Institute and the Odyssey. I volunteer with the High Museum Wine Auction, the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power & Potential (GCAPP), SteerSmart, Boy Scouts of America and The Westminster Schools.

Tell us about your family.

CR: I’ve been married for 17 years to the best husband, father and partner, Bill. We have three children under 16 that make me so proud. My wonderful parents celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in August.

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Rose Mutombo

Jack Sawyer

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ROSE MUTOMBO

JACK SAWYER

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

RM: When it comes to inspiration, my faith in God plays a major role. As a Christian, my inspiration comes from scriptures in the Bible. It is the guide to a successful or meaningful life, profession and so much more.

Where do you look, or to whom do you turn for inspiration, personally or professionally?

JS: I always turn to my family and closest friends for personal inspiration.

I don’t need to look very far. Our friends and family inspire me in every possible way–every day—to try to be as incredible as they are (I never make it).

Who are your personal style icons?

RM: I really don’t have a particular style icon. Growing up in Africa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, I was much closer to Europe, so I loved and admired European haute couture, such as Chanel, Dior and Yves Saint Laurent. I find it chic, classy, colorful and feminine.

Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

RM: My parents. They have taught me the importance of education, my faith in God and respect for all human beings.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

RM: I am passionate about the work of our family’s foundation, The Dikembe Mutombo Foundation. We have been involved with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta for several years, providing and distributing toys for the sick children during the holidays. My family and I also volunteer for Hosea Feed the Hungry, and I am a supporter of Cure Childhood Cancer (I will be co-chairing a fundraising event with them this spring), and UNICEF, where I’ve served as an event co-chair.

Tell us about your family.

RM: I have been married to former NBA player Dikembe Mutombo for 21 years. We have three children: our daughter, Carrie, a sophomore at Georgetown, and our two sons, Jean-Jacques and Ryan.

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Who are your personal style icons?

JS: George Clooney, Kevin Spacey, Jimmy Fallon, Jamie Foxx, Todd Tautfest and Tom Ford Which mentors or role models have carried the greatest influence in your life?

JS: As a fiduciary lawyer, Bob Edge (Alston & Bird law firm in Atlanta). As a wealth manager, there have been several outstanding people who have paved the way. In my personal life, my parents, my partner and a group of very close friends have carried the greatest influence. They make me a better person every day because I know them.

Which philanthropic causes are you passionate about or inspired by, and what is your involvement with these charities? What other organizations are you involved with?

JS: I am intensely connected to nonprofit work in Atlanta. It enriches my soul and gives me so much more in return than I am ever able to give to the organization. I am especially passionate about my work with Andee’s Army, the nsoro Foundation, Open Hand, the Agape Youth and Family Center, Meals on Wheels, the High Museum of Art and several more.

Tell us about your family.

JS: My partner is Dr. Bill Torres. We are very close to our families–especially my mother (the inimitable Marge Sawyer); my sisters and their husbands; and my nieces. We also have a core group of closest friends who are most definitely our family.

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In the rear courtyard of this circa-1951, Lewis Crook-designed residence in the heart of Buckhead, brick-paved walkways,

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A bold Betty Boop rose aunts a bright pinktinged spread of petals at full bloom. opposite A white picket fence and arbor are accented by vines of Carolina Jessamine and an antique iron lantern found at a market in Provence.

IN BLOOM An entrancing storybook garden on Atlanta’s northern outskirts comes to life at the peak of spring.

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Betty Prior roses, Nearly Wild roses, Dusty Miller and snapdragons of several hues border a white picket fence built by the McWilliamses’ builder, Jeff Posey. opposite Playful groupings of ball boxwood frame the courtyard garden’s bluestone path. An array of annuals accent Italian terra cotta pots while Betty Prior roses climb skyward.

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TUCKED AWAY IN A SECLUDED NEIGHBORHOOD that is home to several multiacre horse farms, Carole and Jim McWilliams’ 5-acre Sandy Springs property features an elegant stone-clad cottage, a bubbling creek that runs to the Chattahoochee River and a garden extraordinary enough to star on countless garden tours over the decades.

For 10 years, Atlanta designer Jeff Jones has worked his magic on the McWilliamses’ interiors, while outside, an arcadian sanctuary has slowly taken shape. Since the McWilliamses moved in 24 years ago, Carole’s longtime collaborator and friend Tim Stoddard—a former Ryan Gainey protégé regarded by many as the South’s best-kept secret—has proved indispensable in the process. “He’s just amazing. I trust him totally,” says Carole, adding that, when she and her husband purchased it, the house had nothing but gravel road and forest surrounding it. It wasn’t

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Gardening classes soon followed, as did a pivotal acquaintance with rosarian Anna Davis, and before long Carole was a certified master gardener. She took her pastime seriously, even meeting Rosemary Verey during a tour in England.

“It could be called an obsession; but Jim says it’s just a hobby if it doesn’t require a doctor,” Carole says with a laugh. Though not a gardener himself, her husband of 50 years loves to accompany her on travels across the country and abroad, where they pick up the many diverse birdhouses that have helped earn their garden certification as a wildlife habitat by the Audubon Society and the National Wildlife Federation.

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“I NEVER DO THE SAME THING EVERY YEAR; THE ANNUALS ALLOW ME TO MIX IT UP. IT’S FUN; SOMETHING NEW WILL ALWAYS COME OUT [TO THE NURSERIES].”

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clockwise, from top left A buxom Abraham Darby rose brandishes lacy, pale-pink petals.

The rustic gate was made by Lake Rabunbased artisan Buz Stone. North Georgia artisan Tim Crane hand-crafted the quirky bird house, whose roof is fashioned from a repurposed victrola. opposite Carole McWilliams tends her collection of Anna Rose Whitney rhododendrons.

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clockwise, from left Jim and Carole McWilliams with their doberman pinscher, Lucy. The Tim Stoddard-designed rose garden is framed by clipped boxwood hedges. Carole’s cedar shake-shingle potting shed is ideal for hands-on tasks. The McWilliamses’ greenhouse is encircled by yellow flag iris, frothy white viburnum and a stone-shrouded pond.

Container gardening is another passion for Carole, who makes frequent use of her greenhouse (which is peppered with succulents, agaves and other tropical plants) and her jaunty cedar-shake potting shed. To surround these structures, Stoddard established a sound hardscape with woodland arbors as punctuation points throughout the verdant acreage. Lake Rabun-based artisan Buz Stone handcrafted nearly all of these rustic components— including gates, rails and swings—from curvaceous locust wood. In concert with a white picket fence near the front door, they help accent an array of rhododendrons, native azaleas, hostas, camellias and sprouting spring bulbs.

There are hydrangeas of every hue, plus boxwoods that start at the courtyard garden and continue along to the property’s pièce de résistance, an enchanting rose containment. It’s an overflowing haven for the garden’s approximately 120 total varieties, including a number of rare antique and remarkable heirloom roses you’ll be hardpressed to find anywhere else.

“When the roses come out, I’ll order 7, 8, 9, 10 . . .”

Carole admits. “I always find a place for them.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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top row, left to right A pair of bird houses in the McWilliamses’ collection. A rustic arbor made of “squiggly” mountain laurel wood and reinforced with local locust wood. A cedar arbor presides over clipped boxwoods and climbing roses. middle row, left to right Betty Prior roses make a pretty statement. A bright turquoise front door is framed by intricate plantings. A bird house by Lazy Hill Farm. bottom row, left to right Tangerine-tinged Julia Child roses. A clay-bottomed bird house. A faux-bois bench overlooks the pond.

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For his personal residence, John Banks and Spitzmiller & Norris transform a 1951 Lewis Crook-designed classic into an elegant retreat that graciously blends inside and out.

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“I wanted the living room to feel bright and to come alive,” says homeowner John Banks. Soft-hued walls, a sisal rug, wooden armchairs, a pretty floral pattern and touches of blue and white contribute to the comfortably elegant feel.

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above The neoclassical façade of this Lewis “Buck” Crook home sets the tone for interior details. opposite A grand foyer and center hall show off plaster

molding, a barrelvaulted ceiling and an antique lantern picked up in New Orleans.

Banks added a Carolina door to allow more light into the space.

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“It was time to downsize from my large home,” says Banks, “and I was originally thinking I would move to a town house of some sort, but I couldn’t find anything to suit me even after months of looking.”

The designer’s search ended when a house only two doors up from his current residence became available. Designed by noted residential architect Lewis Crook in 1951, the home was well built and cared for, but dated. Banks, a seasoned home flipper, was fairly confident it could be renovated to his liking, but he brought in architects Robert Norris and Rick Spitzmiller of Spitzmiller & Norris for confirmation. The house was purchased, and the talented trio got to work.

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The neoclassical façade and interior detailing appealed greatly to Banks. “The original casework, plaster walls and marble floors were wonderful, so we didn’t change them,” says the designer, “but we added moldings and over-door pediments to rooms that were lacking those beautiful details.”

“The sunroom needed to go with the feel of the original house,” says Norris, “so Greek Doric columns that mimic the façade were added, with large panes of glass between the new family room and the sunroom, making this room bright and airy in feeling. We also added the same Doric columns to the rear exterior.”

Other parts of the home were reimagined for new use—the library was converted into a guest room, and the dining room into a casual family space. And then there’s the master bedroom. “It had no connection whatsoever to the beautiful rear garden, which seemed unfortunate,” says Spitzmiller. “By enlarging a curious, underutilized

above Striking accents, such as this black marble fireplace in the living room, attracted Banks to the home. left and below Brick-paved walkways, manicured boxwoods, espaliered shrubs and a dining terrace are only part of the backyard’s appeal. opposite Black-and-white marble floors give the garden room neoclassical style.

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“I downsized, but I really don’t miss that additional space because the house has such tall ceilings and spacious rooms.” —John Banks

above “Green is one of my favorite colors, so I use it frequently,” says Banks. The master bath’s soothing greens show up in a slipper chair and the curtain fabric.

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pass-through area, we were able create a new master bedroom with the best-in-the-house view of the garden. The former master was put to use as efficient and handsome closet space with enough area remaining for a private office and an expanded master bathroom.”

Banks did need to bring some of his decorating prowess to the house. “Some of the rooms were very dark, so I added in lighter wall colors and carpets and updated furnishings,” he says. While the interiors read fairly traditional to keep

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clockwise, from left A lush, mature landscape gives the outdoor living spaces great privacy.

Large stone planters sit at each pool corner, each filled with a topiary surrounded by a variety of seasonal plants.

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ROMAN ARCH PHOTO BY SIMON UPTON. KEITH SUMMEROUR PORTRAIT BY ANDREW AND GEMMA INGALLS. SUNROOM PHOTO BY MALI AZIMA.

A commanding arched entry. opposite, from top Architect Keith Summerour. A striking interior statement inside a Long Island Sound project.

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To keep this beachfront property bright and spacious, Summerour limited the number of doors to allow flow of space. below Summerour fashioned this sprawling, French Normandy-style estate for a couple looking to build their dream home. In the pool area, sliding-door walls open to the outdoors.

“When you draw, there’s an instant communication and camaraderie between client and architect.” — Keith Summerour

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HE OPENED HIS EPONYMOUS PRACTICE IN Atlanta 25 years ago, but in that short period of time, noted architect Keith Summerour has forever altered the residential landscape of Atlanta, as he both redefined the idea of “home” and responded to the power of the land. Here, we chat with the architect about his second book, Creating Home: Design for Living, which makes its debut this month.

KITCHEN PHOTO BY ERICA GEORGE DINES. EXTERIOR AND POOL PHOTOS BY MALI AZIMA. CREATING HOME PHOTOS BY ANDREW AND GEMMA INGALLS © CREATING HOME: DESIGN FOR LIVING BY KEITH SUMMEROUR, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2017.

ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: YOU’RE KNOWN FOR YOUR ABILITY TO DRAW, WHICH IS SOMEWHAT OF A LOST ART IN TODAY’S DESIGN WORLD. HOW DOES DRAWING ALLOW YOU TO BE MORE SPONTANEOUS OR INNOVATIVE? KS: The biggest advantage of drawing is when you sit in front of your client, and they say they want a certain idea, I can draw it in front of them. And that is different than taking notes, going back to the office, working on the design on a computer, and e-mailing a couple days or weeks later.

When you draw, there’s an instant communication and camaraderie between client and architect, a bond that means you’re on the same page with or in sync with the client for the rest of the project. That commitment—both creatively and financially—is paramount to the project.

LET’S TALK ABOUT THE ROMAN ARCH, AN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT, WHICH FIGURES HEAVILY IN YOUR DESIGNS. KS: When I was studying abroad with the Auburn architecture department, I remember very clearly going to the Forum in Rome. Having grown up in Alabama, you become used to vernacular classicism—but it’s out of wood, and the thin materials of America. As you walk through this

mass of terra cotta, I was overwhelmed by the size, and also by what these arches were able to do; the honesty of it. It was not held together by nails, bolts, steel, wood. It was as if they had sculpted the earth in that way, and the natural laws of physics were holding it up.

The inherent, ethereal aspect of that arch has always stuck with me. I think being inside an arch, and having that sense of security is not unlike early man looking out from his cave at the outside terrain, with a framed view of the landscape. There’s something indescribable about that.

It touches the human soul in some way that makes the arch more than just a physical thing—more of a frame for how we live and where we live.

WHAT’S NEXT ON YOUR HORIZON? KS: My focus and interest in the last couple years, and particularly in the future, will be more on public spaces; buildings that engage the public. Remote getaways, destinations, resorts—these represent a very good coming together of my interests as they relate back to the landscape and to nature, while also introducing people to our style of architecture in a way that affects more than a just few people each year.

Right now, we’re working on a restaurant at the top of a mountain at Blackberry Farm, and we’re using an old fire tower for the central core of the building. The idea that hundreds, if not thousands, will come dine and experience this type of architecture, both rustic and refined, interests me greatly. I’m not giving up on home, but am taking my residential sensibilities—of quality, of space, of personal choice—and rolling that into a more public view.

Acclaimed Atlanta-based architect Keith Summerour, known for his ability to effortlessly blend style and function, highlights his mindful reinterpretation of classical style in his second book Creating Home: Design for Living (Rizzoli, $50), which hits shelves this month. The 240-page tome features 150 photographs by Andrew and Gemma Ingalls, which depict an inside look at Summerour’s diverse range of projects—and the thoughtful approach that inspired them. From a historic 1920s Atlanta residence to a rustic retreat at Blackberry Farm, each featured residence is a study in gracious style and the classically inspired architecture Summeour has fine-tuned through the years.

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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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410 OAKMONT CIRCLE | MARIETTA, GA 30067

291 THUNDERBIRD TRACE SE | MARIETTA, GA 30067

A rare opportunity in East Cobb. This custom home features a 1 bed, 1.5 bath guest house and an additional 2 bed, 2 bath apartment above the 4-car garage. Outdoor haven features a cabana, grill, fi replace, bar, pool with rock mountain, waterfalls, grotto, hot tub, swim-up bar and slide. Master on main with his/her baths and private pool access. Wine cellar and salt water aquarium in the bar area. Marsha Sell; 404.830.2000. $4,450,000.

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an estate on 3.7 acres in Atlanta Country Club. Magnifi cent grounds, pool, gazebo with fi replace. Master suite is comparable to a presidential suite in a 5-star hotel! Elegant throughout with enormous rooms, high ceilings, unbelievable trim/details, two-story center hall foyer, banquet sized formal dining room, gentleman’s library, family room, sunroom and fi nished terrace level. Marsha Sell; 404.830.2000. $2,900,000.

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Gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinets, granite and a light-fi lled open fl oor plan. Beautiful wood ceilings in kitchen and family room. Spacious master on main with French doors leading to a lovely stone patio and resort style outdoor living spaces. Lisa Robinson; 404.246.5333. $2,320,000.

4380 SUMMER LANE | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Harrison Design residence situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on 1+ acre. Perfectly maintained with Control4 technology, high ceilings, and large patios overlooking the infi nity edge pool & spa. Luxurious master on the main with separate closets. Terrace level features a Viking kitchen, guest apartment, gym and screening room with billiards. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. $2,600,000.

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1255 MOUNT PARAN ROAD | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Southern Greek revival situated on 2.17 acres. The gates open to a private drive, brick motor court and serene setting with double front porches, pool and spa with loggia. The residence has an open feel with large entertaining spaces. The terrace has access to the pool with bar, gym, extra bedroom, and bathroom. Located near the best schools in town. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. $1,600,000.

3630 PEACHTREE ROAD NE UNIT #2104 | ATLANTA, GA 30326 Timeless luxury and breathtaking views. One of the largest fl oorplans with fully upgraded smart home technology, fi replace, marble counters/bath, upgraded hardwood fl oors and electric shades throughout, and wine coolers.

Enjoy exclusive Ritz amenities including concierge, valet, club room, outdoor heated saline pool & entertaining area, fi tness center and spa. Walk to Buckhead’s shops and dining. Lisa Robinson; 404.246.5333. $1,545,000.

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2425 BIRMINGHAM ROAD | MILTON, GA 30004

2871 HOSCH VALLEY ROAD | BUFORD, GA 30519

One of Milton’s fi nest on 9+/- acres with fi ve-stall barn, hay loft and two pastures. Stephen Fuller-designed replica of an 1800’s farmhouse featured in many magazines. Sun-fi lled, all-weather porch, separate breakfast/dining room, separate den and fi reside living room. Large mud/laundry room on main. Full apartment over detached garage with kitchen. The ButlerSwayne Team; 770.475.0505. $1,400,000.

Exquisite gated estate on 2+/- lush acres. Built without compromise, this home has every indoor & outdoor amenity on your list. Master retreat with fi replace + two bedroom suites on main. Second living area upstairs with two bedrooms and chef’s kitchen. Finished in terrace level. Resort grounds include: saltwater pool, hot tub, grotto, fi replace, vineyard & zipline. One-ofa-kind-home! The Crane Team; 404.217.9792. $1,299,900.

1575 OAK MOUNTAIN ROAD | SHILOH, GA 31826 Exquisite custom built fi ve bedrooom, 4.5 bath brick home on 21 acres with pond, gazebo and a party deck for entertaining. Residence also features a gated entrance with a four-car carport/garage, a huge bonus room on the third fl oor, and a one bedroom, one bath in-law suite in the basement. Judy Greene; 770.715.2271. $1,250,000.

124 MOUNT PARAN ROAD | ATLANTA, GA 30342 Secluded executive home situated on a cul-de-sac street. Captivating millwork in the foyer fl anked by formal areas. You’ll be surrounded by comfortable elegance in the great room with coffered ceilings and a seamless fl ow to the gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and stone counters.

Master suite and bath exude luxury with new stone counters. Glennda Baker; 678.755.3711. $1,200,000.

154 SKYVIEW COURT | NEWNAN, GA 30265

109 RIDGEMOOR TRACE | CANTON, GA 30115

Luxury living in Arbor Springs Plantation Community! Elegant two-story home with beautiful view of golf course. Chef’s dream kitchen with a large granite island and stainless steel appliances. Open fl oor plan with spacious rooms. Hardwood fl ooring throughout home. A huge master suite retreat with fi replace! Crown moulding and many more details! A must-see!

Veronica Bangsboll; 404.317.6461. $845,000.

Located in the desirable enclave at Woodmont Golf & Country Club, you’ll be delighted by this sophisticated golf course home with the master on main. From the gorgeous cabinetry in the upscale kitchen to the master bathroom with custom walk-in shower, you’ll love all of the luxurious features. The soaring 2-story great room with stone fi replace and curved wall of windows is sure to impress. Jeanine Blumer; 678.858.4927. $629,000.

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3913 SAMUEL CHAPEL COURT | MARIETTA, GA 30066

552 VANDIVIERE ROAD | DAWSONVILLE, GA 30534

This impeccable former model home boasts top-of-the-line upgrades and architectural details. Open fl oor plan with hardwood fl oors throughout.

Gourmet island kitchen overlooking fi reside great room. Owner’s suite with huge sitting room and luxurious spa-like bath with a centerpiece soaking tub and an oversized walk-in shower. Entertainer’s delight with a media room, extended back deck with outdoor fi replace, and a full basement.

Agent Name: Earl Coleman; Price: $699,900.

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.

6264 CUMMING HIGHWAY | BUFORD, GA 30518 You won’t fi nd a more secluded & convenient location! An assemblage of 5.12 acres surrounded on three sides by over 100 acres of conservation, green space & park land near the Chattahoochee River. Classic French Provincial style home with unfi nished basement down a nearly 1,000-foot driveway. Includes 36’x 24’barn/stable that has two stalls, a tack room and hot and cold water. Agent Name: Patrick Bell; Price: $649,900.

3747 TREBOURNE SQUARE | SMYRNA, GA 30080 Gorgeous open fl oor plan in sought-after Wakefi eld Estates. Oversized dining room that overlooks great room with a fi replace fl anked by bookcases.

Spacious chef’s kitchen with granite counters, ss appliances and a large island breakfast area. Master on main. Master bath features double vanity, separate shower and whirlpool tub. Three bedrooms upstairs with media room. 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. Transport yourself back in time while enjoying state of the art renovations. Updates include wiring, plumbing, HVAC and interior restorations as each room received unique attention. Reverent care was taken to restore all doors, hardware, hardwood fl ooring and tiles in their former glory. Elegant formal dining room, chef’s kitchen with walk-in pantry, spacious living room, side portico with tile fl oors that turns outdoor fun into elegant comfort. Agent Name: Craig Jackson; Price: $539,000.

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3815 RIDGE TRAIL | MONROE, GA 30656 Southern luxury home on 26+ private and beautifully wooded acres nestled in a picturesque cul-de-sac in Monroe, Ga. This 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath home was built in 2000. Elegant entry foyer leads to a formal living area with coffered ceilings, hardwood floors and a formal dining area. Spacious two-story open family room with exposed beams and Tennessee Blue Stone floors open to gourmet kitchen with custom wood cabinetry, granite counter tops and Viking appliances.

Master suite on the main level with custom wood vanity, cultured marble and more. Other amenities include a finished basement, media room, elevator, three-car garage and workshop. $1,250.000

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HILE EVERYONE IN THE SOUTH holds their collective breath hoping that another snowstorm like the March 1993 “Storm of the Century” doesn’t descend, Angelenos remain oblivious to the potential havoc that late-spring storms can wreak on meticulously planned gardens.

The Southern spring explodes with dogwoods, magnolias, pear blossoms, rhododendrons and a plethora of flowers.

Spring also ignites a full calendar of weddings, graduations and garden parties and a revolving door of design seminars focused on the rebirth of people, places and palettes. Radiant dresses float alongside an array of vivid sport coats mimicking nature’s color wheel as we convene over deviled eggs and mint juleps at steeplechases and The Derby.

Twenty-two hundred miles away, Angelenos sport the requisite black and denim to usher in spring. I was blissfully unaware of the gloomy, aging colors of Los Angeles attire when I arrived at my first afternoon event in a lime-green shift dress with Jack Rogers sandals. Apparently, I was the 88

only one feeling celebratory in that June garden as a parade of cold-shoulder black tops over dark denim skinny jeans with black booties tramped past my sherbet-inspired attire.

Unsalted almonds and raw crudités matched the lifeless garb.

The crux of the matter is that there are no seasons in Los Angeles; therefore, there is no spring. There is no season of rebirth and rejuvenation after a winter of dormancy. There is no joy in the first blossom when something is always blooming in the perpetually 78-degree weather.

Some confused people in LA consider a wool-blend cardigan a “coat” and enjoy wearing flip-flops to dinner in February. However, I terribly miss the seasons: I understand that the sweltering summer humidity is the reason Southern women have naturally beautiful skin. I love both the colors and the rustle of autumn leaves, and the holidays are merrier when bundled under heavy coats and gloves. And yes, I miss the exquisite drama that Mother Nature delivers every spring.

When it comes to the seasons, and especially spring, I really miss home.

EDWIN FOTHERINGHAM

Our Atlantan turned Angeleno columnist on why when spring has sprung … it’s only in the South.

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THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ATLANTA, INC. PRESENTS

THE 20TH ANNUAL

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Congratulations to the Tour of Kitchens for 20 years of memorable kitchens and experiences! The JLA Board of Directors would like to thank Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine for its longtime support of the JLA’s mission.

The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. 2016-2017 Board of Directors

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LETTER FROM

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Dear Friends and Patrons, Welcome to The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 20th Annual Tour of Kitchens! An Atlanta springtime tradition, the Tour of Kitchens has raised more than $1.9 million over the last two decades to advance our mission of promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of our members, and improving our community. As we celebrate 20 memorable years of the Tour of Kitchens, we would like to express our sincere gratitude for the generous support of guest kitchen designers, homeowners, corporate sponsors, volunteers, and Tour attendees.

Throughout the years, the women of the Junior League of Atlanta (JLA) have strategically linked vision, social capital and trained action to address community challenges. This year, as we mark 100 years of service, the JLA is an organization of over 3,500 members serving more than 75,000 volunteer hours to support the same vital mission. The JLA believes that the collective power of diverse women, joined together to identify unmet needs and forge effective coalitions, can dramatically improve the lives of at-risk women and children in our community. Your support of the JLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tour of Kitchens and associated Toast of the Tour event allows us to continue transformational change throughout the Atlanta area and carry our legacy of service into the next century.

To launch the 20th Annual Tour of Kitchens, hundreds of guests attended Pour Before the Tour in November 2016. Thanks to the generosity of our host and sponsor, Builder Specialties, Inc., the event was a resounding VXFFHVV :H LQYLWH \RX WR WKH 7RDVW RI WKH 7RXU WKH RIĂ&#x20AC; FLDO NLFN RII SDUW\ IRU 7RXU RI .LWFKHQV ZKLFK ZLOO be held at Roche Bobois on March 18, 2017. Guests will be treated to delicious food and cocktails, live entertainment and a premier silent auction. This hallmark event celebrates those involved with the Tour and is sure to delight!

Finally, we invite you to attend the Tour of Kitchens on March 25 & 26, 2017. This two-day self-guided tour features the vision and artistry of 14 prominent kitchen designers, including culinary and event demonstrations from the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading chefs and companies. For 20 years, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine and Brad Hanner have partnered with the JLA to make the Tour of Kitchens a success. We are grateful for their continued commitment to the JLA and look forward to celebrating this once in a lifetime event with you all.

Your patronage of the Tour of Kitchens empowers our members to continue their â&#x20AC;&#x153;Legacy of Proven Leadershipâ&#x20AC;? into our next century of service. We look forward to seeing you on this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tour!

Warmly,

Deanna Anderson Jennifer Paucke 2016-2017 President 2016-2017 Tour of Kitchens Chair The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.

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THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF AT LANTA, INC. 2016-2017 TOUR OF KITCHENS COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Leadership

Jennifer Paucke, Chair Shawna Poole, Chair-Elect

Events

Allison McCrary, Chair Katie Arminio Lynita Jackson Lauren Wattenmaker

House Leaders

Jenn Gay, Co-Chair Lauren Wilson, Co-Chair Rosie Brown Morgan Cassidy Beth Ann Clanin Sara Clayton Andrea Creyer Maggie Holcombe Kristin Nix Aynsley Renz Patty Shenkman Mary Smither Mamie Vogel Liz White

Marketing

Becca Tynes, Chair Kate Bannister Alex Hawkins Lori Kallensee Jessica Saunders

Operations

Melissa Kaplan

Program

AJ Layo, Chair Elizabeth Buckley Dean Cleaveland Allison Giblin Lin Moses Kelsey Stone

Special Events

Victoria Cuesta, Chair Katherine Lanham Lydia Merz

Sponsorship

Kate Coffey, Chair Chelsea Yearous

Toast of the Tour Eva Keough, Chair Christine Butcher Ali Hoegel Audrey Humleker

Toast of the Tour Auction Tiffany Johnson, Chair Danetha Belk Treva Browning Kristina Spillers Lauren Wattenmaker

VIP Dinner

Tricia Harton, Chair LaVeria Baker $QJHOD *ULIÃ&#x20AC; WK Katherine Harrington Jessi Tonne

Fund Development Coordinator Cathy Ottley

Program Designer

Keegan Coleman, Sweetgum Creative

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French Art de Vivre

Profile. Large 4 seat sofa, design Roberto Tapinassi and Maurizio Manzoni.

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Our 2nd Annual

P ou r Be fore th e T o ur

rolled out the red carpet for over 450 guests to launch registration for the 2017 Tour of Kitchens.

Thank you to our sponsors, Builder Specialties, Inc. and Construction Resources LLC, for an unforgettable evening!

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The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. Invites You To Join The

20th Annual Tour of Kitchens VIP & Host Committee March 25-26, 2017

VIP Host Package - $600 »

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2 Tickets to an exclusive Private Chef Dinner with select wine pairings on Saturday, March 25th 2 Toast of the Tour Tickets 4 Tour of Kitchens Tickets 2 Belk Charity Sale Tickets 2 Host Breakfast Tickets Deluxe Host Gift Bag

Host Package - $250 » » » » »

2 Toast of the Tour Tickets 2 Tour of Kitchens Tickets 2 Belk Charity Sale Tickets 2 Host Breakfast Tickets Host Gift Bag

Become a member of the VIP & Host Committee by purchasing your tickets at www.tourofkitchens.org or by calling 678-916-3106.

VIP Host Committee Julie Dickard

Joann Johnston

Margaux & Matthew Kaynard

Tara Ravi

Lorin Young

Host Committee Angie & Tim Ahrens Jennifer & Ralph Alewine Deanna & Jim Anderson Christine Argo Sarah & Jonathon Barge Rebecca Barnes Patrice Basanta-Henry Jane & Brooks Batcheller Bonnie Bell Georgia & Walt Bentley Stacy & Jeb Brees Amanda & Brian Byrd Stacey A. Chavis Fran & Jay Cowart Jennifer & Stephen Coxen Karon S. Drewniak Joy & David Dyess Carolyn Fowler Patton & John Fowler Alice Fray Gooden Marie & Jim Hannon

Meghan & David Harrison Amy Hindman Meeky & Nathan Hirst Heather Houston Shamara L. Humbles Kelley M. Ibuki & John V.O. Kennard, Jr. Jennifer Indyk Portia Johnson Zenda Jones & Terrell Marshall Kelli & Phil Keb Rachel Kozloff Diane & Joseph Larche’ Carolee Larsen Liz & Alessio Loreti Jatisha Marsh S. Renee Marshall Amy McClain & Mark Josephson Maggie & Carl McClatchey Nicole & Christopher Motsek Rebekah Henry Murphy & John P. Murphy Ginny Nickles

Ryan Elizabeth O’Neill Mandy Parker Jennifer Paucke Lauren Pittenger & Jim Alley Grayson & Dan Pratt Erika & John Preval Kelly & R. Scott Read Kat Reynolds Ursula & Joe Reynolds Courtney Roberts Edwina Bernita Robinson Susan & Brian Ruediger Pam & Steve Ryan Molly Salatich Christine & Christopher Schultz Alex Seblatnigg Kat & Jeremy Shotwell Jaclyn & Tarik Small Andrea N. Smith Carla C. Smith Megan Smith

Cara & Ricky Snow Ashley & Matt Stafford Strong-Bridge Consulting Charlotte & David Terrell Yvette Terry Macie Thompson Erin & Matt Tollison Lucy & Bill Vance Caroline & Glenn Warren Holly & Bailey Webb Bre & Steven West Angela L. Williams Vanessa N. Windham Stephanie & Wilson Wise Rayna & James Wooden Ebonee Younger Caitlin & Max Zygmont

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TOUR

OF KITCHENS EVENTS

- SATURDAY, MARCH 25

The JLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tour of Kitchens is excited to feature these events during Saturdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tour of Kitchens.

Visit www.tourofkitchens.org for event schedule updates.

ARAYA HOUSE Eden Araya, of Araya House for plant design, began her botanical love affair in 2012 with Eden Easy Beds. Since then, Araya and former Eden Easy Beds partner, Yasir Woodard, have grown and installed countless edible and succulent gardens around the city of Atlanta. Since creating Araya House, Eden has devoted much of her time cultivating a new education on how people can regard plants in their living and work spaces. For Eden, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s about creating a shift in thinking that goes beyond decor. Using Edenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expertise via custom installations, workshops, and consultations, people are always matched with the perfect plant partner.

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Visit Charles Willis in the heart of Buckhead at 465 East Paces Ferry Road or by telephone at 404-233-9487.

BATDORF & BRONSON COFFEE ROASTERS Ren Doughty has been active in the specialty coffee world for 17 years. Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the Outreach & Customer Support Coordinator for Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters and he canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t imagine working for anyone else. Batdorf & Bronson has been sourcing and roasting some of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best specialty coffee right here in Atlanta for more than 20 years. Many of Atlantaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s favorite UHVWDXUDQWV DQG FDIHV VHUYH %DWGRUI :KHQ KH¡V QRW KDQJLQJ RXW ZLWK KLV ZLIH -XOLD DQG WKHLU WKUHH FKLOGUHQ \RX¡OO Ă&#x20AC; QG 5HQ leading tours of their roastery, serving fresh coffee at art events around town, judging local latte art competitions, or riding his motorcycle to a good bookstore.

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IVY ODOM Ivy Odom is a chef, recipe tester and developer, and a true Southerner. She currently works in the Time Inc. Food Studios where she develops and tests recipes for the Southern Living, Cooking Light, Coastal Living, Real Simple, People, MyRecipes, and other Time Inc. brands. She has been featured in several instructional cooking videos for Time Inc. brands and has worked on multiple cookbooks. Ivy is a graduate of the University of Georgia where she studied Consumer Journalism and Spanish. She studied Spanish linguistics, literature, and culture at the University of CĂĄdiz in CĂĄdiz, Spain, and is a graduate of Top-10 culinary school Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Academie de Cuisine in Gaithersburg, Maryland. She completed her restaurant apprenticeship at Hugh Achesonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Empire State South in Atlanta, Georgia. Ivyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s culinary career began as a small child cooking with her parents and grandmother and continued throughout her time at the University of Georgia, where she worked with cookbook author, chef, and Southern Living contributing editor, Rebecca Lang. Ivy is from Moultrie, Georgia and currently resides in Birmingham, Alabama with her dog, Basil.

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LENOX CUPCAKES Lenox Cupcakes was founded with a deep and abiding love for cupcakes. The company began its initial operations in 2008 from a home kitchen (on Lenox Road, hence the name) and shortly thereafter, a commercial kitchen. Since then, we have settled into our licensed bakery in Chambleeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Antique Row. We are proud to have a loyal fan base, as well as corporate clients, including AT&T, Coca-Cola, CNN, Google, Microsoft, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Wells Fargo. Our gourmet cupcakes are EDNHG LQ VPDOO EDWFKHV XVLQJ WKH Ă&#x20AC; QHVW LQJUHGLHQWV 9DOUKRQD FRFRD SRZGHU &DOOHEDXW FKRFRODWH SXUH 0DGDJDVFDU ERXUERQ vanilla, European sweet cream butter, and gourmet chocolate decorations. To ensure the freshest taste, our products are baked fresh daily, using locally sourced dairy and produce. Each item is lovingly handcrafted from scratch, using family recipes, and contains no preservatives or trans fats.

PRESERVING PLACE Preserving Place is a unique farm to store retail concept focusing on food preservation and preserving our Southern sense of place. Our state of the art commercial kitchen is used to make small batch, hand-made jams, pickles, and condiments, as well as a private culinary school, teaching students how to cook and put up their own food at home. In classes, students cook hands-on in an environment of personal attention from the instructor. Our versatile space is a great place for private events, particularly those involving cooking. We support other local and regional artisans by carrying their food or craft items in our store. Preserving Place aims to be Atlantaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s one-stop shop for all home food preservation supplies, such as the complete line of Ball Mason jars and products for hot-water bath and pressure canning; fermentation supplies, such as crocks, kraut mallets, and bowls for kraut-making; cheese-making supplies; and a curated selection of books with good advice on food preservation as well as Southern cookbooks.

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

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The result is a larger, useful kitchen space that brings our host and his guests closer together.

The wet bar has a second dishwasher to handle a whole party of glasses. A bar overhang on the island brings guests into the action at the cooktop. The keeping room is now integrated with the kitchen for comfortable entertaining.

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Home Forge

Cabinets:

Pearl Custom Cabinets

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Caesarstone Organic White

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12x24 tile in Herald Brown

Kitchen and Bar Faucets:

Moen Align

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Artistic Tile Onyx Polished Vanilla

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KitchenAid

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KitchenAid

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KitchenAid

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Alico Xenon

ABOUT

THE DESIGNER

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For the past 13 years, Home Forge Remodeling, LLC has consistently delivered peak quality workmanship while respecting your time and home. Our staff works with you to design your project, orders all material, oversees delivery before work begins in your home, and remains fully engaged with you through completion.

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ABOUT

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Maintaining original character was priority for the owners of this midcentury modern JHP 7KLV NLWFKHQ ZDV SDUW RI D ODUJHU ZKROH KRPH UHQRYDWLRQ DQG QHHGHG WR EH HIĂ&#x20AC; FLHQW and intriguing. The cabinet fronts were designed with a pattern reminiscent of the original pegboard fronts. Vibrant orange and white, an homage to midcentury modern color, were introduced to break up the earthy palette surrounding the space. White Corian countertops and integral sink bring a sleek feel and the easy clean-up the clients desired. A circular walnut cutting board was inset into the Corian, creating a top for island seating. Miele, Sub-Zero, and Faber appliances were selected for their sleek modern feel and seamless integration.

A freestanding wall conceals a coffee bar, pantry, and refrigerator. Handmade backsplash WLOHV FRPSOLPHQW RULJLQDO WLOHV LQ WKH IDPLO\ URRP 2ULJLQDO OLJKW Ă&#x20AC; [WXUHV ZHUH UHSXUSRVHG WR complete the dining room, which features a midcentury modern hutch given to the clients by the original homeowner.

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Designer:

Contractor:

Cabinetry:

Rothman+Rothman Design www.rothmandesign.net 404-886-0855 Studio D+C www.studiod-c.com 770-318-2782 Avalon Cabinets and Contracting 404-556-7121

Countertops and Sink CR Home Design Center Supplier/Fabricator: www.crhomeusa.com 404-378-3220 Delta Faucet Plumbing Fixtures: www.faucetdirect.com Mod Craft Backsplash: www.mod-craft.com 718-541-1160 Atlas Homewares Hardware: www.build.com Distinctive Appliances Appliances: www.daatl.com 404-876-6181 Sub-Zero Refrigerator: Miele Dishwasher: Miele Range: Faber Vent Hood: Mary Frances Estock Specialty Painting: maryfrancespaints@gmail.com 404-374-7417

ABOUT

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Jenny and Eric Rothman have crafted intimate, personal architecture for 20 years, SURGXFLQJ D GLYHUVH ERG\ RI ZRUN WKDW UHĂ HFWV WKHLU SDVVLRQ IRU ZHOO FKRUHRJUDSKHG KRPHV 7KH\ EHOLHYH LQ IXOO\ LQWHJUDWHG GHVLJQ DQG FUHDWLQJ EHDXWLIXO VSDFHV WKDW UHĂ HFW WKH XQLTXH character of each homeowner. Since founding Rothman+Rothman Design in 2015, the team has expanded their practice throughout the Southeast, including projects in Alys Beach, Saint Simons Island, Sea Island, and Lake Oconee. Rothman+Rothman designs have been featured in local, national, and international publications and have garnered many prestigious design awards.

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Rothman+Rothman Design 2154 Deer Ridge Drive Stone Mountain, GA 30087 www.rothmandesign.net -HQQ\ (ULF

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$IWHU OLYLQJ LQ WKHLU UDQFK VW\OH KRPH IRU VHYHUDO \HDUV WKH RZQHUV GHFLGHG LW ZDV Ă&#x20AC; QDOO\ time to update and remodel. What was once a large dining room and very small, closed-off NLWFKHQ KDV QRZ EHHQ WUDQVIRUPHG LQWR D ZHOO SURSRUWLRQHG NLWFKHQ WKDW Ă RZV LQWR WKH QHZO\ converted dining room and living space. The homeowners wanted an elegant, contemporary kitchen in which two cooks could work simultaneously, while also allowing for ample entertaining space and seating for guests. They also wanted to enhance the views of the Japanese garden with windows running the length of the kitchen, dining, and family rooms.

The new kitchen was designed with custom cabinetry that utilizes every inch of space possible.

The hassle-free modern design aesthetic is a great match for this kitchen by offering spare DQG HIĂ&#x20AC; FLHQW GHVLJQ GHWDLOV IURP WKH QHXWUDO SDOHWWH DQG PLG FHQWXU\ IXUQLVKLQJV WR VPDUW storage, all of which work together to create the feeling of openness.

3 2195 Bonnevit Court Atlanta GA 30345

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Contractor:

Michael Jordan Homes www.michaeljordanrenovations.com 678-614-3060

Architect:

Tim Hagan www.haganarchitects.com 404-998-5450

Kitchen Supplier:

DCD Kitchen & Bath Design Studio 5250 Brook Hollow Parkway Norcross, GA 30071 www.DCDcabinets.com 678-325-3600

Kitchen Design:

Tricia Lent AKBD with DCD Kitchen & Bath Design Studio

Cabinets:

Shiloh Eclipse Custom Cabinetry

Cabinet Door Style: Metro Full Access Cabinet Finish: Kitchen Perimeter:

Gregio Pine Melamine

Kitchen Island:

Night Fall Rift Sawn Oak

Master Bath:

Midnight Echo Melamine

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THE DESIGNER

photos: Galina Juliana

Architect Tim Hagan, Michael Jordan Homes, and the design team at DCD Kitchen & Bath Design Studio brought the clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; contemporary vision to life. For over 40 years, DCD has started every project, whether it is a kitchen or a whole house remodel, by listening carefully to the clients. Only by understanding what is most important to them can we create a beautiful and functional space that is an expression of their personality and lifestyle.

DCD carries cabinets and countertops for projects of any size, style, or budget. We feature Merillat Classic, Merillat Masterpiece, KraftMaid, Shiloh, and Crystal cabinets; Grothouse solid wood countertops, quartz, and all the natural stones, such as granite and marble; and decorative knobs and pulls from Liberty Hardware, Hardware Resources, and Top Knobs.

Our strengths are our expertise and dedication to providing great cabinet and countertop solutions. Our goal is to make your life easier and more enjoyable, in a home you will be proud to share with your family and friends.

DCD Kitchen & Bath Design Studio 5250 Brook Hollow Parkway Norcross, GA 30071 www.DCDcabinets.com 678-325-3600

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This new home boasts the perfect layout for an active family that loves to cook and entertain.

The spacious living area integrates the kitchen, living room, and breakfast nook. The homeowners’ passions guided the planning of the storage and functionality for this kitchen IHDWXULQJ GXDO LVODQGV %XIIHW VW\OH PHDOV VHW XS RQ WKH VHFRQG LVODQG PDNH IRU VPRRWK Á RZ of guests while entertaining. The stained oak island provides texture and contrast to the white perimeter cabinets. Polished White Carrara Marble countertops integrate both of the FDELQHW À QLVKHV DQG WLH LQ ZLWK WKH PDUEOH EDFNVSODVK 7KH ODUJH PDQWOH VW\OH KRRG FUHDWHV a visual focal point. The range wall is fully equipped for any size gathering with commercial grade appliances. The additions of dark stained ceiling beams add architectural interest and tie the kitchen and family rooms together. The completed product provides this family with a timeless space perfect for the family and entertaining.

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Builder: Kitchen Designer:

ABOUT

THE DESIGNER

Dove Studio engages its clients from the initial consultation through the installation by providing guidance that values the clients’ tastes while implementing decades of design experience. We offer a fresh and inspiring approach to designing spaces where you live and play. What brings us together is a shared passion for design and an honest desire to make a difference in others’ lives. We possess the knowledge and experience to incorporate innovative and forward thinking into our designs. Every client is unique, which is part of why we enjoy each project and the people who entrust their visions to us.

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Dove Studio Kitchen & Bath 1570 Holcomb Bridge Road #740 Roswell, GA 30076 www.dovestudio.com 770-552-3683

ABOUT

Jason Morris Redwood Custom Homes Jenny Lyons Dove Studio Kitchen and Bath

Interior Designer:

Emily Dunn Designs

Countertops:

White Carrerra Marble

Cabinets:

Dove Studio Kitchen and Bath

Plumbing:

Rohl

Appliances:

Sub-Zero & Wolf

Backsplash:

Hampton Carrera Polished Tile

Light Fixtures:

Ballard Designs Calisse 4-light pendant

Wall Paint:

Sherwin Williams, Dover White, SW 6385

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Redwood provides custom residential construction services to clients in the Atlanta market. We build, renovate, and remodel luxury homes, creating unique spaces that compliment any lifestyle.

Our innovative solutions are driven by a passionate philosophy of superior VHUYLFH DQG WHFKQLFDOO\ SURÀ FLHQW teams. With years of experience in the construction industry, we don’t just build structures, we build partnerships.

Redwood Custom Homes www.redwoodcustom.com 404-281-8543

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The steel I-beams and exaggerated high ceilings were the pre-designed conditions that provided inspiration for this modern farmhouse kitchen design. The emphasis is on the materials themselves and how they connect together. There is careful consideration to door style and appliances, but the main focus in the kitchen is on color, textures, light, and how to best manipulate the overall human experience of the three dimensional space. Mission accomplished.

5 4825 High Point Road NE Atlanta, GA 30342

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Cabinet Designer and Provider: Builder: Architect: Countertops & Backsplash:

Plumbing: Main Sink: Main Faucet: Island Sink: Island Faucet: Range: Hood: Microwave Drawer: Refrigerator: Freezer: Ice Maker: Refrigerator: Coffee Machine: Dishwashers: Nugget Ice Machine: Light Fixtures: Paint:

Kingdom Woodworks, Inc. Sheehan Built Homes www.sheehanbuilthomes.com 770-329-5431 Harrison Design www.harrisondesign.com 404-365-7760 Misterio Vicostone Quartz Classic Stoneworks www.cswatlanta.com 770-865-8029 Ferguson www.ferguson.com Hillside Apron Front SS Sink Hansgrohe Kohler Hansgrohe Wolf Wolf Wolf Sub-Zero Sub-Zero Sub-Zero Sub-Zero Wolf Asko Scottsman Design Lighting Group www.dlightinggroup.com 404-951-5010 Sherwin Williams Drift of Mist

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THE DESIGNER

Kingdom Woodworks is one of the most renowned custom cabinet companies in the U.S. and beyond, specializing in tailored furniture-style cabinetry for every room of the home, exclusively made in America since 1999. Innovative design, quality craftsmanship, and impeccable customer service are core values at Kingdom Woodworks.

Our company has strong working partnerships with the most distinguished architects, designers, builders, and homeowners worldwide. Kingdom Woodworks is equipped to cater to any architectural aesthetic from classical to post-modern and everything in between.

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Visit us online at www.kingdomwoodworks.com.

Kingdom Woodworks, Inc. 2402 Tech Center Parkway, Suite 500 Lawrenceville, GA 30043 www.kingdomwoodworks.com 770-932-6390

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6 3994 Emma Lane NE Atlanta, GA 30342

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Many items throughout the house were imported from Europe. The homeowners went to great lengths to select and incorporate pieces from centuries past to live harmoniously alongside a more modern and sleek backdrop. In this home, every room has a soul and every element has a story. The kitchen is no exception with its crisp frameless white Shaker cabinets; professional appliances; and marble accents on the hood, backsplash, and perimeter countertops. Textural accents were added in the form of plaster walls, a pewter countertop on the island, and French OLPHVWRQH RQ WKH Ă RRUV 7KH NLWFKHQ VLWV DV WKH WUXH KHDUW RI WKH KRPH DQG LV OD\HUHG ZLWK interest, history, and functionality to enhance the way this family lives and entertains.

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Architect: Cabinets: Installed by: Countertops: Fabricator: Flooring: Sink: Pulls: Backsplash: Installed by: Refrigerator: Freezer: Microwave: Dishwasher: Range: Hood: Warming Drawer: Wine Refrigerator: Light Fixtures: Wall Paint:

ABOUT

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Courtney Shearer Bell Cabinetry & Design Richard Adams Adams Residential, LLC adamsresidential.net 770-410-0123 Eduardo Contreras Bell Cabinetry & Design Bell Cabinetry & Design Calcutta Gold Borghessi Marble Mega Marble Grey Barr Reedition French Limestone from Vintage Elements Rohl Top Knobs Calcutta Gold Borghessi Marble Mega Marble Sub-Zero Sub-Zero Miele Bosch Thermador Scagiola Stone from Francois & Co. Miele Sub-Zero Aidan Grey Slipper Satin by Farrow & Ball

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Bell Cabinetry & Design has been creating beautiful kitchens, baths, and closets in homes throughout Atlanta for over 25 years. A commitment to understanding each clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique UHTXLUHPHQWV KDV LQĂ XHQFHG %HOO WR GHYHORS H[SHUWLVH LQ VW\OHV UDQJLQJ IURP WUDGLWLRQDO WR PRGHUQ DQG D EOHQG EHWZHHQ WKH WZR ZLWK D 6RXWKHUQ PRGHUQ Ă DLU :H LQYLWH \RX WR YLVLW RXU design studio to experience the beauty and quality of our handcrafted cabinetry and closets and meet with one of our talented designers to create your dream space. With each project, our team will guide you from inspiration to installation to ensure your home is transformed with details that are built for life and luxury. Please visit us at www.BellKB.com.

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Bell Cabinetry & Design 1250 Alpha Drive Alpharetta, GA 30004 www.bellcabinets.com 770-751-7861

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The couple admired this city property that felt like an escape to a tranquil vacation paradise.

They wanted the house to resemble a Virginia horse farm, complete with a beautiful overlook on a stocked pond. They engaged Tim Adams as the architect to design this beautiful, new VKLQJOH VW\OH FRXQWU\ KRXVH RQ WKH SROR Ă&#x20AC; HOGV LQ $WODQWD 7KHLU KRXVH QHHGHG WR VXLW WKH QHHGV RI D EOHQGHG IDPLO\ WKDW ORYHV WR HQWHUWDLQ :LWK Ă&#x20AC; YH FKLOGUHQ HYHQ FRRNLQJ IRU WKH IDPLO\ LV OLNH D GLQQHU SDUW\ 7KH ODUJH LVODQG KDV Ă H[LEOH VHDWLQJ IRU Ă&#x20AC; YH 7KH ZDON LQ SDQWU\ LV FRQFHDOHG E\ D ORYHO\ GRRU WKDW LQWHJUDWHV EHDXWLIXOO\ with the cabinetry. To show the view, the entire back wall of the house is composed of tall windows. The islandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s position allows Mom to see the pool and play area just beyond the NLWFKHQ 7KH NLWFKHQ EHFRPHV WKH KXE RI WKH KRPH ZLWK D JUHDW VSDFH IRU SUHSSLQJ Ă RZHU arranging, serving a buffet, and doing homework.

7 4575 Polo Lane Atlanta, GA 30339

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Kitchen Designer: Builder: Architect: Interior Designer: Cabinets: Countertops: Fabricator: Flooring: Sink: Faucet: Pulls: Backsplash:

Appliances: Refrigerator: Microwave: Dishwasher: Range: Hood:

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Builders II, Inc. 404-812-9401 Tim Adams www.tsadamsstudio.com 404-262-3499 Mary Mac & Company marymacandcompany.com 404-845-0170 Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Callacatta Gold Marble Marmi Natural Stone Reclaimed heart pine

by Willis Everett of Vintage Lumber Rohl Rohl Matthew Quinn Collection www.matthewquinncollection.com 404-974-3560 Waterjet Cut Mosaic by Marmi Renaissance Tile & Bath www.rentile.com 404-231-9203

Sub-Zero LG Miele Wolf Custom by Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Wine Refrigerator: Sub-Zero Light Fixtures: Circa Lighting

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Builders II is a partnership of James Cotton and Dan Mattox. They have been building and UHPRGHOLQJ LQ WKH %XFNKHDG DQG 9LQLQJV DUHDV IRU PRUH WKDQ WKLUW\ Ă&#x20AC; YH \HDUV 7KH\ SULGH themselves on bringing good value and superior experience to their clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s projects, always endeavoring to create a pleasurable building experience and a lasting home.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been an innovative leader in the kitchen and EDWK LQGXVWU\ IRU RYHU \HDUV 7KLV GHVLJQ Ă&#x20AC; UP RI WDOHQWHG SURIHVVLRQDOV KDV FUHDWHG and installed award-winning projects throughout the world and is one of the most published and celebrated in the industry. We create kitchens and baths that are not simply objects WR DGPLUH EXW DOVR VWXQQLQJ VSDFHV WKDW Ă RZ VHDPOHVVO\ LQWR \RXU KRPH HQKDQFLQJ WKH enjoyment and function of your living space. Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio brings the feeling of luxury to everyday life activities. Synonymous with timeless design, unparalleled craftsmanship, and commitment. We invite you to visit our showroom and meet with a member of our Design team.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Atlanta Decorative Arts Center 351 Peachtree Hills Avenue, Suite 234 Atlanta, GA 30305 19 www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111

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BANJO COLD BREW COFFEE Banjo Cold Brew Coffee is an Atlanta-based brewery using only 100% organic, Fair Trade, and locally roasted coffee. By VORZ VWHHSLQJ RXU EHDQV IRU KRXUV LQ VPDOO EDWFKHV IRU XOWLPDWH Ă DYRU ZH KDYH FUHDWHG D VPRRWK \HW FRPSOH[ FROG EUHZ with harmonious melodies in every sip! All natural, naturally low in acidity but highly caffeinated, our cold brew is perfect VWUDLJKW XS RQ WKH URFNV RU KHDWHG &XUUHQWO\ \RX FDQ Ă&#x20AC; QG RXU FROG EUHZ DW YDULRXV VSHFLDOW\ EHYHUDJH VKRSV LQGHSHQGHQW grocers, local farmers markets, and special events throughout the Atlanta metro area, or catch us rolling on our custom cold brew bike, pouring coffee directly from the tap!

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Executive Chef Shan Holler graduated from Le Cordon Bleu. During his studies, he interned at Vincentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, one of the top Ă&#x20AC; YH )UHQFK UHVWDXUDQWV LQ WKH FRXQWU\ 6KDQ UHORFDWHG WR $WODQWD LQ WR DFFHSW WKH SRVLWLRQ DV KHDG FKHI RI 6HDVRQV GH Provence and later became the executive chef at City Grill. Wanting to expand on his talent and abilities, Shan took a step EDFN WR LPPHUVH KLPVHOI LQWR WKH Ă DYRUV RI 6SDQLVK DQG 0HGLWHUUDQHDQ FXLVLQH EHFRPLQJ WKH VRXV FKHI DW (FOLSVH GL /XQD LQ 2008. Shortly thereafter, Shan proved to be extremely skillful in the kitchen and was appointed to executive chef over both Eclipse di Luna locations. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with friends and family.

KALE ME CRAZ Y Kale Me Crazy is a super food cafe specializes in cold-pressed juices, smoothies, and raw foods. Kale Me Crazy believes in real food, and that everyone deserves the access to real food. They provide an option of quick and nutritious food options to customers. The demand for healthy food is on the rise, and Kale Me Crazy is determined to meet that demand.

PEACHDISH PeachDish is an Atlanta-based meal kit delivery service rooted in organic and sustainable practices. Today, a farmer can drop off produce at the PeachDish warehouse Monday morning, and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s packed in boxes to go out that afternoon. PeachDish customers come from all over the United States and to the table with all different cooking backgrounds. Some are drawn to PeachDish for the convenience. Others want to learn how to cook. Some want to eat healthier. Others want to host a dinner SDUW\ IRU D VSHFLDO RFFDVLRQ 3HDFK'LVK PDNHV LW HDV\ MXVW WHOO XV WKH QXPEHU RI JXHVWV DQG ZH¡OO PDNH VXUH \RX KDYH HQRXJK food. We are proud of the fact that we can give everyone in the nation access to fresh ingredients from Southern farms. At 3HDFK'LVK ZH ZDQW \RXU HQWLUH GLQLQJ H[SHULHQFH WR EH SOHDVDQW IURP FOLFNLQJ ´RUGHUÂľ WR OLFNLQJ \RXU Ă&#x20AC; QJHUV DIWHU WKH PHDO

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YONAH MOUNTAIN VINEYARDS Yonah Mountain Vineyards is a two-hundred acre family winery located on the Southeastern base of iconic Yonah Mountain.

Making world class wines and enjoying the process is our ultimate goal. Rolling hills and sandy soil are the perfect setting for our twenty planted acres of Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Petit Manseng, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, and Petit Verdot.

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ABOUT

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This classic architectural kitchen was the result of a collaboration between Morgan Creek and Karen Ferguson of Harrison Design along with some essential contribution from a spirited homeowner. The kitchen sits at one end of a large family room with large heart pine EHDPV DQG D VOLJKWO\ UXVWLF Ă&#x20AC; UHSODFH )ORRU WR FHLOLQJ FDELQHWV RQ WKH OHIW DQG ULJKW ZDOOV in Benjamin Moore Decorator White, contrasting with the dark soapstone countertops, allow the kitchen cabinets to blend into the horizontal plank walls of the room rather than make a separate statement. Earlier versions of the design had upper cabinets along the EDFN ZDOO EXW WKH Ă&#x20AC; QDO YHUVLRQ NHHSV WKH PHWDO UDQJH KRRG EHDXWLIXOO\ FUDIWHG E\ &DOKRXQ Metalworks of hammered copper with solid copper bands, by itself on the plank wall.

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8 1775 Garraux Place NW Atlanta, GA 30327

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Builder:

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Steam Oven: Refrigerator: Freezer: Microwave: Dishwasher: Range: Warming Drawer: Hood:

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Builders II www.builders2.com 404-812-9401 Karen Ferguson, Harrison Design www.harrisondesign.com 404-365-7760 Morgan Creek Cabinet Company Soapstone Mike Hahn, Design Specialty Services 770-527-0566 Ferguson Enterprises Blanco Precision 16â&#x20AC;? R10 Top Knobs Howard Payne www.howardpayne.com 770-451-0136 Wolf Sub-Zero Sub-Zero Wolf Miele/KitchenAid Wolf Wolf Calhoun Metalworks www.calhounmetalworks.com 404-755-6155 Benjamin Moore Decoratorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s White

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THE DESIGNER

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Morgan Creek Cabinet Company offers a personal approach to high-end and luxury cabinets of enduring beauty. For over 30 years, our customers have enjoyed cabinetry with a natural elegance of objects carefully made by hand. Our hallmarks are naturalness and DXWKHQWLFLW\ÂłD VRSKLVWLFDWHG EDODQFH RI DUFKLWHFWXUDO GHVLJQ Ă DZOHVV FUDIWVPDQVKLS DQG FDUHIXOO\ FXOWLYDWHG Ă&#x20AC; QLVKHV All of our cabinetry is designed and built in our own workshops. Our nearby design studio is located in a 19th century building in the heart of downtown Acworth. It offers designers, architects, and homeowners a showcase to explore our rich and varied collection of many FDELQHW VW\OHV DUFKLWHFWXUDO GHWDLOV KDUGZDUH DQG Ă&#x20AC; QLVKHV &RPH YLVLW RXU GHVLJQ VWXGLR WR see how our cabinetry can help make your home a uniquely personal vision.

Morgan Creek Cabinet Company 4346 Southside Drive Acworth, GA 30101 www.morgancreekcabinets.com 770-975-9244

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9 4453 Sentinel Post Road NW Atlanta, GA 30327

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THE KITCHEN

This home has a wonderful collection of primitive antiques but like many homes with family collections, the dark kitchen and shut-off family room were cluttered and did not serve well WR GLVSOD\ WKH WUHDVXUHV 7KH JRDO RI WKLV SURMHFW ZDV WR FUHDWH D ODUJHU OLJKW Ã&#x20AC; OOHG VSDFH WKDW would be casual enough for everyday living yet comfortable for traditional entertaining. We kept a portion of the existing wall to maintain a feeling of distinct spaces, yet the rooms now work harmoniously together. The centerpiece of the new kitchen is a grand island, handFUDIWHG RI GLVWUHVVHG PDSOH FDELQHWU\ ZLWK WXUQHG IXUQLWXUH OLNH OHJV DQG Ã&#x20AC; QLVKHG LQ D EOXH crackle glaze. The top is solid cherry, which was inspired by the adjacent antique dining room table. There are shelves for the homeownersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; many cookbooks and bar stools for entertaining.

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SUP P LIER INFORMATION Designer: Interior Designer: Contractor: Cabinets: Perimeter:

HammerSmith, Inc Allison McConaughey HammerSmith, Inc HammerSmith, Inc

Mouser www.mousercabinetry.com Plain and Fancy Island: www.plainfancycabinetry.com Supplied by: Schuon Kitchens Countertops: Cambria supplied by Atlanta Kitchens Cherry island supplied by J. Aaron www.jaaronwoodcountertops.com Whitehaven by Kohler Sink: Waterhill by Moen Faucet: Circa, Flemish Linear Pendant Lighting: www.circalighting.com Top Knobs Pulls: www.topknobs.com Backsplash: Sonoma/Stella/Candlelight www.sonomatilemakers.com Appliances: Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele Supplied by: PIRCH www.pirch.com Wall Paint: Wool Skein and White Flour

by Sherwin Williams

ABOUT

THE DESIGNER

photos: Galina Juliana

At HammerSmith, design is not about products but rather how you live and how you want to live. Experience our holistic approach to creating your own personal sanctuary and discover an intentional lifestyle that focuses on what is important to you. As Intown Atlantaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top GHVLJQ DQG UHQRYDWLRQ Ã&#x20AC; UP +DPPHU6PLWK VSHFLDOL]HV LQ QHZ KRPHV NLWFKHQV EDWKURRPV additions, and outdoor living. For 25 years, Warner McConaughey, founder and president, has been a leader in the industry and has assured HammerSmith delivers exceptional client FDUH EULQJLQJ XQPDWFKHG GHVLJQ DELOLWLHV VNLOOHG DVVRFLDWHV DQG H[FHSWLRQDO Ã&#x20AC; HOG HPSOR\HHV together under one roof.

HammerSmith was named ADACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Designer of the Year and has been featured in Elle Décor, Better Homes, Fine HomeBuilding, Forbes, Renovation Style, Southern Living, Atlanta Homes, and the Wall Street Journal, as well as PBSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s The Inspired House, CMTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ultimate Home, and This Old House. Visit our website at www.hammersmith.net to learn about our design philosophy of interacting with every room in your home every day. Live Brilliantly!

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HammerSmith 807 Church Street Decatur, GA 30030 www.hammersmith.net 404-377-1021

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

These homeowners wanted a kitchen that was as modern and as interesting as their incredible art collection. Working with interior designer Kim Zimmerman, we came up with the idea to do an all-white kitchen with two islands, one of which was the customary prep island and the other an eating island raised to standard-counter height, both with white glass countertops.

The prep island holds two dishwashers and the innovative SocialCorner sink. We reused their massive commercial range and installed a lacquer hood centered between marble slabs above.

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10 3934 The Highlands NW Atlanta, GA 30327

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Kitchen Designer: Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Contractor: Garth Bauknecht Homes www.gbhomesatl.com Interior Designer: Kim Zimmerman kim@kz-interiors.com Cabinets: Downsview Kitchens

by Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Countertops: White Glass from Walker Zanger Fabricator: Stone Pros Inc Installed by: Stone Pros Inc stoneprofessionals.inc@gmail.com Sink: â&#x20AC;&#x153;SocialCornerâ&#x20AC;? designed by Matthew Quinn for Julien Home Refinements Faucet: Dornbracht provided by Ferguson Pulls: â&#x20AC;&#x153;U-barâ&#x20AC;?and custom acrylic pulls provided by the Matthew Quinn Collection www.matthewquinncollection.com Backsplash: Statuario Marble from Walker Zanger www.walkerzanger.com Installed by: Stone Pros Inc Range: Existing BlueStar range Refrigerator: Sub-Zero Pro48 Dishwashers: Miele Hood: Custom lacquer and stainless by Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Beverage Center: Sub-Zero Light Fixtures: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Richillonâ&#x20AC;? designed by Jonathan Browning through R Hughes www.r-hughes.com Paint: Decoratorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s White

by Benjamin Moore

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THE DESIGNER

photos: Mali Azima

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been an innovative leader in the kitchen and EDWK LQGXVWU\ IRU RYHU \HDUV 7KLV GHVLJQ Ă&#x20AC; UP RI WDOHQWHG SURIHVVLRQDOV KDV FUHDWHG and installed award-winning projects throughout the world and is one of the most published and celebrated in the industry. We create kitchens and baths that are not simply objects WR DGPLUH EXW DOVR VWXQQLQJ VSDFHV WKDW Ă RZ VHDPOHVVO\ LQWR \RXU KRPH HQKDQFLQJ WKH enjoyment and function of your living space. Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio brings the feeling of luxury to everyday life activities. Synonymous with timeless design, unparalleled craftsmanship, and commitment. We invite you to visit our showroom and meet with a member of our Design team.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Atlanta Decorative Arts Center 351 Peachtree Hills Avenue, Suite 234 Atlanta, GA 30305 25 www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111

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11 15 Lake Forrest Lane Atlanta, GA 30342

ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

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SUP P LIER INFORMATION Builder:

TLC Home Builders Inc. 678-575-9954

Architect:

Daniel T Hubbell, AIA LEED AP www.dthubbell.com 404-585-0204

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ABOUT

THE DESIGNER

Rick Anthony Bonner, Insidesign

Cabinets:

Shiloh www.shilohcabinetry.com

Flooring:

Rustic Maple by Insidesign

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Rohl

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Richelieu

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Zumpano

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Viking

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Insidesign is a full-service design practice that specializes in residential interiors. Insidesignâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s WHDP RI VSHFLDOLVWV LQ LQWHULRUV NLWFKHQV EDWKV Ă RRULQJ DQG DUFKLWHFWXUDO Ă&#x20AC; QLVKHV FUHDWHV KLJKO\ SHUVRQDOL]HG HQYLURQPHQWV WKDW Ă&#x20AC; W WKH ZD\ SHRSOH OLYH WRGD\ $ UHVRXUFH IRU homeowners and builders alike, the Insidesign studio showcases inspiring vignettes that EOHQG RULJLQDO GHVLJQ DQG VNLOOIXOO\ FUDIWHG ZRRG Ă RRUV GRRUV PRXOGLQJV DQG FDELQHWU\ ,QVLGHVLJQ UHSUHVHQWV DUFKLWHFWXUDO ZRRG Ă&#x20AC; QLVKHV PDGH E\ .RHWWHU :RRGZRUNLQJ D VSHFLDOW\ manufacturer synonymous with sustainably produced, architectural-quality products for more than 50 years. Whether consulting with the homeowner directly or collaborating with the builder, Insidesign brings lifestyles to life.

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Insidesign 5933-D Peachtree Industrial Boulevard Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 www.myinsidesign.com 770-673-0721

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

Homeowners Laura and Dan were looking for a functional yet entertaining-friendly NLWFKHQ -HII DQG :DOWHU RI 8UEDQH 5HVLGHQWLDO ZHUH WDVNHG ZLWK À QGLQJ D GHVLJQ WR maximize family and friends’ ability to congregate around the kitchen. To that end, a large center island anchors the room with a dining area framed by a new large bay window.

On the other side of the island, two large glass packet windows allow the family room to open into the kitchen when desired, creating one large space that feels uniquely intimate and elegant yet comfortable. Whether it’s a new kitchen, addition, or new home, Jeff and Walter have the expertise to create and transform a vision into your Urbane space.

12 5530 Crossgate Court Sandy Springs, GA 30327

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Builder: Cabinets: Interior Designer: Design Concept: Countertops: Flooring: Backsplash: Supplier: Plumbing: Supplier: Appliances:

Urbane Residential, LLC Jeff Minton 404-543-8990 J. Walter Coursey 404-388-5359 Mast Custom Cabinets, Inc. 770-616-4423 www.mastcustomcabinets.com Laura Medley Interiors, LLC 214-707-8369 laura@lauramedleyinteriors.com Cheryl Pett Design 770-619-2265 cherylpettdesign@aol.com Stone Solutions 770-218-0077 www.forstone.com MSC Hardwood Flooring Services 678-468-5882 www.getyourfloors.com JC Flooring Services, LLC 404-200-2868 Pasare22@yahoo.com Specialty Tile Products, Inc. 404-264-0727 www.specialtytile.com Classic Construction & Plumbing 404-886-9280 classicplumbing@comcast.net Plumbing Distributors Inc. 404-352-5003 pdishowroomatlanta.com Builder Specialties, Inc. 770-255-1400 www.builderspecialties.net

ABOUT

THE DESIGNER

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Mast Custom Cabinets is a local, third generation Amish Heritage family owned and operated company specializing in custom, semi-custom built cabinetry and counter tops.

The owner and founder, Willis Mast, along with his sons, take pride in the workmanship and personal one-to-one customer service that is given to every client from conception to install in just four weeks while working with builders, remodelers, designers, and homeowners in the Southern region. Projects include custom built kitchen cabinets, vanities, custom bars, and built-in cabinetry. Every project is custom built with detailed design that is unique and yet very affordable. We offer a level of commitment to excellence that is unmatched. That is evident in every project we complete. Visit our website at www.mastcustomcabinets.com to view our photo gallery, project ideas and helpful information. Or set up a complimentary LQ KRPH FRQVXOWDWLRQ DW RXU VKRZURRP DQG OHW XV VKRZ \RX RXU ZRUN À UVW KDQG 2XU 'HVLJQ Team would love the opportunity to transform your home into a beautifully enhanced living space.

Mast Custom Cabinets 138 Scott Industrial Boulevard Auburn, GA 30011 www.mastcustomcabinets.com 770-616-4423

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13 435 Waterridge Court Sandy Springs, GA 30350

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THE KITCHEN

7KH NLWFKHQ UHQRYDWLRQ ZDV SDUW RI D ZKROH KRXVH UHQRYDWLRQ 7KH HQWLUH Ă RRU ZDV JXWWHG ZDOOV UHPRYHG DQG WKH VSDFH ZDV UHFRQĂ&#x20AC; JXUHG WR DFFRPPRGDWH D ODUJHU NLWFKHQ EDU DQG breakfast eating area as well as open the space to the rest of the home. Skylights and two ZDOOV RI ZLQGRZV FUHDWH D EHDXWLIXO OLJKW Ă&#x20AC; OOHG EDFNGURS ZLWK VRIW Ă&#x20AC; QLVKHV WKURXJKRXW WKH kitchen. These details balance the owners eclectic taste while highlighting their extensive art and modern classic furniture collection. The design was based on the desire to create a central hub in the house and foster a passion for cooking and entertaining. Careful attention was placed on the position of the cooktop to allow the everyday meal prep to always be towards the family and household action. A discrete hood gently hugs the ceiling and does not detract from the conversation or view. Other kitchen features include dual sinks and dishwashers and a breakfast pantry hidden behind pocket doors. The homeowner is also an amateur beer brewer.

Custom design beer taps peek out of the wall dispensing home-brew and sparkling water.

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Interior Designer: Cabinets: Installed by: Countertops: Fabricator: Installed by: Sink: Faucet: Pulls: Backsplash: Cooktop: Oven: Refrigerator: Microwave: Dishwasher: Range: Hood: Beverage Center: Warming Drawer: Wall Opening/ Windows/Doors: Light Fixtures: Wall Paint:

ABOUT

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Mia Kurgan Designs www.miakurgandesigns.com 404-786-6341 Karpaty Cabinets, Inc. Karpaty Cabinets, Inc. Creative Granite and Marble Creative Granite and Marble 678-409-6822 Mazi Hansgrohe Matthew Quinn Collection www.matthewquinncollection.com 404-974-3560 Ceramic Technics 770-740-0050 KitchenAid KitchenAid KitchenAid KitchenAid Bosch KitchenAid Best GE KitchenAid Architectural Visions Inc. www.avimarvin.com 770-285-7727 Foscarini from Illuminations www.illumco.com 404-876-1064 Winter White by Benjamin Moore

photos: Galina Juliana

Karpaty is an Atlanta-based company, founded in 2002, that specializes in the design and creation of exclusive high-quality cabinetry. We create customized solutions for every aspect of life at home kitchens, pantries, bathrooms, dressing rooms, bars and wine cellars. Our cabinetry varies in style, but all have a consistent use of top quality materials and a passion for perfection. Our design aesthetic and Karpaty Cabinets products embody an obsessive attention to quality in both design and construction. Pulling off this balancing act and bringing it to reality is what we do best.

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Karpaty Cabinets, Inc. 1535 Oak Industrial Lane, Suite E Cumming, GA 30041 www.karpatycabinets.com 678-947-8188

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ABOUT

THE KITCHEN

In the new, bright and open kitchen space, the high-end appliances make life much simpler for the family. From the durable Perlatino quartzite countertops to the contemporary Leicht cabinetry with warm under-cabinet lighting, this designer kitchen is now an absolute LQVSLUDWLRQ 7KH Ă RRULQJ WKURXJKRXW WKH NLWFKHQ ODXQGU\ DUHD DQG SRZGHU URRP IHDWXUHV 1HROLWK WLOH WKDW JLYHV WKH LOOXVLRQ RI D FRQFUHWH Ă RRU

14 8725 Torrington Drive Roswell, GA 30076

SUP P LIER INFORMATION Contractor: Project Manager: Cabinets:

Intalled by: Countertops: Flooring:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio Leicht www.leicht.com www.leichtatlanta.com 770-729-1999 CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio Perlatino island walnut top by Grothouse Neolith, Fusion Series/Beton, 30â&#x20AC;?x60â&#x20AC;? www.neolithcountertops.com

Plumbing Fixtures/ Blanco Hardware: www.blanco-germany.com/en_us Emser Tile Structured Linear Mixed Backsplash: www.emser.com Wolf Cooktop: Wolf Oven: Sub-Zero Refrigerator: Wolf Microwave: Miele Dishwasher: Cold Water Franke Filtration: Miele Coffee System: Wolf Hood: Warming Drawer: Wolf Wine Refrigerator: Sub-Zero Windows/Doors: Pella www.pella.com Hafele Light Fixtures: www.hafele.com Sherwin Williams Conservative Gray Paint: SW6183

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&6, .LWFKHQ %DWK 6WXGLR LV DQ DZDUG ZLQQLQJ UHPRGHOLQJ Ă&#x20AC; UP IRXQGHG LQ DQG recently named the number two residential remodeling company by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Whether you prefer traditional or contemporary style, we are proud to represent four outstanding lines of cabinetry from which to choose - Jay Rambo Co., Leicht, Rutt HandCrafted Cabinetry and Schrock - as well as Organized Living for closets, garages, and more. Our services are not just limited to kitchens and bathrooms. We can also design your GUHDP FORVHW ODXQGU\ URRP OLEUDU\ EDU HQWHUWDLQPHQW FHQWHU ZLQH FHOODU KRPH RIĂ&#x20AC; FH DQG basement, or build an addition on your home.

Our excellent team of designers, installation craftsmen, remodelers, and project coordinators makes sure your project is completed smoothly and on time. CSI is a licensed and insured residential contractor.

We are proud to support the important work of The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. for our thirteenth consecutive year!

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio 6527 Jimmy Carter Boulevard, Suite C-2 Norcross, GA 30071 www.csikitchenandbath.com 29 770-729-1999

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A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM HONORARY CHAIR & CHIEF TASTER DICK DENNY

This’ll be our 25th year of having a great party and raising a lot of money for the High Museum of Art. Our friend Gina Christman has been with us from the start, with Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles as a sponsor. There are a few others who’ve been with us from day one and a handful with perfect attendance. We’ll recognize them—and try hard not to leave anyone out—in our Auction catalog. We also have a Hall of Fame of 11 who have been special—founders, top bidders, top donors—and they’ll be given prominent display.

2017 Co-chairs Alessandra Potts and Victoria Palefsky kick off the 25th anniversary with Honorary

It’s been a remarkable 25 years. There have

Chair & Chief Taster Dick Denny

been hundreds of people who have worked very hard to make our events run smoothly.

And, oh, how the events themselves have

AUCTION CO-CHAIRS Victoria Palefsky Alessandra Potts MANAGER Steven Hargrove ASSISTANT MANAGER Val Mathis COORDINATORS Carole Ashworth Melissa Hudson CONSULTANTS Elizabeth McDonald Rob McDonald Woodie Wisebram

grown—from our first year of a Friday Fête and Saturday Vintners’ Reception and Live Auction to our current line-up of events. In 2017, on offer during Wine Auction week are a Ladies’ Luncheon, a Gents’ Lunch, Dine Around Dinners, a Trade Tasting, Winemaker Dinners, Tasting Seminars, a Vintners’ Golf Outing, and a Vintners’ Museum Tour. Our Friday Fête dinner features a renowned chef and dancing to an outstanding band with winemakers touring the tent showing off their latest release. For our grand finale, the Vintners’ Reception presents exceptional winemakers and leading Atlanta chefs followed by the country’s largest Wine Auction for the benefit of the arts.

It’s been fun and rewarding, and we look forward to the next 25 years beginning the day after the Auction.

Cheers, and thanks to everyone who’s been part of this wonderful labor of love, DICK DENNY Honorary Chair & Chief Taster

Esteem Media, Inc | ADVERTISING & EDITORIAL OFFICES 1117 Perimeter Center West, Suite N118, Atlanta, GA 30338 | (404) 252-6670 | AtlantaHomesMag.com

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2017 PARTNERS THE HIGH MUSEUM ATLANTA WINE AUCTION SALUTES OUR GENEROUS PARTNERS

* Special thanks to WhoBody Inc, who provided the graphic inspiration for this program, published as a supplement to Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

ALL PHOTOS BY CATMAX PHOTOGRAPHY, LLC.

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2017 SPECIAL GUESTS OF HONOR JOIN US MARCH 22-25

KOSTA BROWNE WINERY This will be the biggest, best Wine Auction the South has ever seen.

Bigger lots, bigger trips, bigger

CO-FOUNDERS & WINEMAKERS, KOSTA BROWNE WINERY MICHAEL BROWNE & DAN KOSTA

bottles of wine. There will be more of what you expect from the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction and a few big surprises you never saw coming. Plus, your contribution does so much more—it supports the High Museum’s continuing mission to provide educational programs and various outreach efforts to local youth, and to consistently deliver world-class art exhibitions that do Atlanta proud.

Don’t even take a chance on missing any of the events that are part of the most impressive celebration of wine, art and food to ever hit Atlanta. This is THE BIG ONE! Mark your calendars: March 22-25, 2017!

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Kosta Browne has been an enthusiastic supporter of the auction for almost ten years, becoming the second highest contributor in our history. Many of you know Michael personally, from his many appearances at the auction, and on the occasion of their 20th Anniversary and our 25th, we are excited to honor Kosta Browne for their dedication to the auction.

Kosta Browne began as a dream shared by Dan Kosta and Michael Browne. In the summer of 1997, while working at John Ash & Co. restaurant in Santa Rosa, California, Dan and Michael decided to venture into winemaking. They saved tip money and eventually had enough to buy a half ton of Pinot Noir, a used barrel and an old hand-crank stemmer-crusher, a purchase that marks the beginning of Kosta Browne. Since that vintage, they have nurtured relationships with the best growers and honed their winemaking skills, making sure to focus on the vision and values with which they began.

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Left: (L to R) Dan Kosta, Chris Costello, and Michael Browne; Right: Jim Clendenen

JIM CLENDENEN OWNER, AU BON CLIMAT, WINEMAKER

Jim Clendenen was born in Akron, Ohio to gastronomi-

for his classically styled wines. In addition to his Burgun-

cally impoverished parents during the culinary Dark

dian-focused Au Bon Climat wines, Jim also established

Ages of the American 1950s. He graduated from the

another brand, Clendenen Family Vineyards. This proj-

University of California, Santa Barbara, with high honors

ect of passion allows him to make artisan, small lots of

in Pre-Law in 1976. It was during his year abroad in 1974,

distinctive wines from a wider spectrum of varieties in

while turning 21 in France, that he discovered life be-

styles conducive to small lots. He has received high ac-

yond tacos. After graduation, a one month stay in both

claim for Italian varietals, particularly his Nebbiolo that

Burgundy and Champagne convinced him to attempt a

has a five year aging regimen in barrel.

career in wine rather than continue on to law school.

In 1989 and 1990 Au Bon Climat was on Robert Parker’s In 1982, Clendenen decided, along with Adam Tolmach,

short list of Best Wineries in the World, and in 1991 was

to start a winery dedicated to Burgundian varietals in

selected by Oz Clark as one of fifty worldwide creators

leased quarters. Adam left in 1990 to pursue his own

of Modern Classic Wines. Dan Berger of the Los An-

efforts, leaving Jim solo at the helm. Through careful

geles Times named Clendenen the “Los Angeles Times

re-investment from its own production, Au Bon Climat

Winemaker of the Year” in 1992; Food & Wine magazine

(which means “a well exposed vineyard”) has grown to

named him “Winemaker of the Year” in 2001; Germany’s

over 50,000 cases annually. The winery has cultivated

leading wine magazine, Wein Gourmet, in 2004 named

an international reputation for its Pinot Noir, Chardon-

Clendenen “Winemaker of the World;” and in 2007, Jim

nay, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris. Jim Clendenen, the

was inducted into the James Beard Foundation’s “Who’s

“Mind Behind” Au Bon Climat, is recognized worldwide

Who of Food and Beverage in America.”

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335 #HIGHMUSEUMWINE

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25TH ANNIVERSARY HALL OF FAME In 25 years, countless people have volunteered their time, money and ideas to help build this event into the greatest charity Wine Auction beneďŹ tting the arts in the U.S. Many have contributed, but the help and leadership of the following few have gone above and beyond. We welcome them as the 25th Anniversary Wine Auction Hall of Fame.

DICK DENNY

MICHAEL BROWN

Founder & Chief

& DAN KOSTA

Taster Emeritus

KOSTA BROWNE Top Winery Donor

JOE BEST Top Bidder

DENNIS SHERMAN & ELEANOR GARVIN

ELIZA KRAFT

DOMAINE DE CROMEY

OLANDER

& PAPILLON

Top Bidder

Top Event Donor

LOUISE SAMS

MICHAEL DAVIS

Top Bidder

Auctioneer

JIM CLENDENEN

WOODIE WISEBRAM

AU BON CLIMAT

Manager Emeritus

Top Winery Donor

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THE LADIES LUNCHEON Wednesday, March 22, 2017

This luscious luncheon is of the women, by the women and for the women and the men will just have to deal with that. Top female winemakers and the best women chefs combine their talents to create an incredible edible event you won’t want to miss. Presided over by the 2015 Co-Chairs Gina Christman and Angelle Hamilton, this luncheon will be held at the fabulous Bacchanalia.

THE GENTS LUNCH Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Buckle your seatbelts, boys. This is the ultimate testosterone–fueled event. Or should we say Testarossa-fueled? The Gents Lunch will be held at the high church of high performance—The Motorcar Collection on Miami Circle, with an after party at Vine Vault. No, it’s not the most common place for a great meal—surrounded by Ferraris, Bentleys, Rolls Royces and Lamborghinis, there’s nothing common about it. Ben Hill and Elton

2017 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Potts will host, and Cooks & Soldiers will provide food that will make your taste buds race. Vintners will be there too. Sign up. Step on it!

DINE AROUND DINNERS Going On All Week

This may be the most exclusive reservation you ever make. Atlanta’s most prestigious restaurants host the world’s top winemakers in these onenight-only dinner collaborations. Big time chefs will match big time winemakers flavor for flavor in multi-course wine—food pairings you have to taste to believe. You’ll be the toast of the Atlanta restaurant scene when you’re seen at one of these Dine Around Dinners getting all the attention from the chef, sommelier and a world-class winemaker.

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335 #HIGHMUSEUMWINE

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TASTING SEMINARS Going On All Week

Ah, the sweet taste of knowledge, served up in bite sized and by-the-glass portions by worldrenowned experts on wine and food. These aren’t stuffy lectures on the science of malolactic fermentation. Oh no, these are fun, interactive get-togethers that expose you to great wines and food and let you learn by doing, or should we say chewing, as well as sipping your way through one luscious lesson after the other.

WINEMAKER DINNERS Thursday, March 23, 2017

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Welcome to foodie paradise. These dinners-todie-for are the ingenious joint efforts of Atlanta and the South’s best and most celebrated chefs and the world’s most wondrous winemakers, hosted by the owners of the finest homes in Atlanta. One, and often two of our visiting winemakers dust off their really good stuff and join you for a sumptuous multi-course dinner, prepared by an outstanding chef and staff specifically to complement the wines being served.

PARTICIPATING WINEMAKER DINNER CHEFS (AS OF PRESS TIME)

Andrew Michael Italian Kitchen, Hog & Hominy, Porcellino’s (Memphis, TN), Michael Hudman and Andy Ticer Aria, Gerry Klaskala Blackberry Farm (Walland, TN), Sarah Steffan Canoe, Matt Basford The Company Burger (New Orleans, LA), Adam Biderman Empire State South, Josh Hopkins The General Muir, Todd Ginsburg GW Fins (New Orleans, LA), Jenney Flynn

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Hot and Hot Fish Club (Birmingham, AL), Chris Hastings Houseman (New York, NY), Ned Baldwin il Giallo Osteria & Bar, Jamie Adams Legendary Events, Mark Alba and Ami Dand Local Three, Muss & Turner’s and Common Quarter, Chris Hall Miller Union, Steven Satterfield Rathbun’s Restaurants, Kevin Rathbun Restaurant Eugene, Linton Hopkins Southern National (Mobile, AL), Duane Nutter Staplehouse, Ryan Smith Ticonderoga Club, David Bies Valette (Healdsburg, CA), Dustin Valette Watershed, Zeb Stevenson White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails, Todd Richards

PARTICIPATING WINEMAKER DINNER WINEMAKERS (AS OF PRESS TIME)

Alma Fria, Carroll Kemp Au Bon Climat, Jim Clendenen Blackbird Vineyards, Michael Polenske Brittan Vineyards, Robert & Ellen Brittan Charles Krug Winery, Julie Andersson Continuum Estate, Carissa Mondavi D. R. Stephens Estate, Justin Stephens ElevenEleven, Paula Kornell Hirsch Vineyards, Jasmine Hirsch Italics Winegrowers & Reynolds Family Winery, Steve Reynolds and Andy Wilcox Kistler Vineyards, Jason Kesner Kosta Browne, Michael Browne Lando Wines, Sam Lando Newton Vineyards & Moët Hennessy, Alberto Bianchi O’Shaughnessy Estate Winery, Luke Russ Ovid, Austin Peterson Peay Vineyards, Andy Peay Pride Mountain Vineyards, Stuart Bryan Qupé, Bob Lindquist Ramey Wine Cellars, David Fischer Realm Cellars, Juan Mercado Revana, Dr. Madaiah Revana Spottswoode, Lindy Novak Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Marcus Notaro Tenuta Di Trinoro & Passopisciaro, Sarah Bray Venge Vineyards, Kirk Venge

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335 #HIGHMUSEUMWINE

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FRIDAY FÊTE Friday, March 24, 2017

This is truly living large. It all gets started in the tents at Turner Field with a Champagne BILLECART-SALMON reception including an exclusive Silent Auction (that people will talk about anyway).

Then it’s time to feast! A team of award-winning chefs will spend all day saucing, seasoning, mixing, mincing, spicing and dicing to prepare an amazing dinner for the assembled glitterati.

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Renowned winemakers will be seated at every table, pouring their pride and joy. After the dessert course, don’t desert the party because a smokin’ band will start pumpin’ out tunes you can really move to until it’s time to shut it down and get ready for the next day’s main event.

CONTINUED Can’t join us?

If you are not able to attend the auction but would like to bid on a few of our exciting lots, you can view the auction catalog online at: atlanta-wineauction.org.

Download the pages, peruse the details, select your favorites and call or email us for details about bidding online or sending in a sealed bid. We are also able to arrange for telephone bidding during the Live Auction. Contact the Wine Auction office at carole.ashworth@high.org or 404-733-4543 for more information.

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1/26/17 4:12 PM

VINTNERS’ RECEPTION & LIVE AUCTION Saturday, March 25, 2017 Vintners’ Reception, 11:00 a.m.

Live Auction, 1:00 p.m

The entire week has been leading up to this. In fact, the past 25 years have been leading up to this. This is THE BIG ONE!

It starts with more than 85 exceptional vintners filling your souvenir glass at the ultimate wine tasting—tables and tables of winemakers pouring samples of the best wines they make. Meanwhile, dozens of the best chefs and restaurants in Atlanta will keep your plate filled with an endless array of savory samples of their best foods. Seconds anyone? How ‘bout fifths?

Then at 1 p.m. sharp—the gavel drops on the silver anniversary year of a colossus of a celebration—the 25th Annual High Museum Wine Auction. Bigger and better lots than ever before—exciting and exotic trips, fabulous one-of-a-kind dining experiences and, of course, amazing and often unique wines, some in rare large format bottles. You’ll be able to bid on items you’ll never see anywhere else. There are so many awesome items, even the Silent Auction will have bidders screaming to the tent tops.

This is the best way we know to have a BIG impact on our community and have a tremendous week filled with fun, food, wine and art at the same time.

Don’t miss this year’s Auction. It’s going to be huge!

Thanks to our Auctioneers: Michael Davis, Ben Ferdinand and Moriah Spicer of Hart Davis Hart Wine Co., Chicago and Ursula Hermacinski of Gavelgal LLC

FOR MORE DETAILS, VISIT ATLANTA-WINEAUCTION.ORG OR CALL 404-733-5335 #HIGHMUSEUMWINE

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HAPPENINGS AT THE HIGH MUSEUM

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

SECOND SUNDAYS

DANIEL ARSHAM: HOURGLASS On view through May 7, 2017

Hourglass comprises three related, site-specific installations, each infused with mythology and striking color.

In one area, the artist has created a complete Japanese Zen garden with traditional pagoda, tatami mats and raked sand, all rendered in bright blue.

Arsham transformed a second gallery space into a purple amethyst cavern composed of sports equipment. The final installation consists of a set of large hourglasses filled with crushed blue crystals and sculptural casts. The exhibition continues Arsham’s ongoing work in which he creates replicas of everyday objects in precious and semiprecious stones. The objects become fossils, remnants of our present seen through the eyes of a future researcher.

CROSS COUNTRY: THE POWER OF PLACE IN AMERICAN ART, 1915-1950 On view through May 21, 2017 This major exhibition brings together works by more than 80 artists who channeled the power of American places outside of city limits between 1915 and 1950. Featured artists including N. C. Wyeth, Andrew Wyeth, Georgia O’Keeffe, Grant Wood, Thomas Hart Benton, Jacob Lawrence, Grandma Moses, Hale Woodruff, Bill Traylor, Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Alfred Stieglitz, and Peter Sekaer, among many others. Arranged geographically, Cross Country features more than 200 artworks, including more than 70 from the High’s permanent collection, which represent the true inclusivity of American art during this period of changing national identity.

Visit the High on the second Sunday of each month, when the Museum offers free admission for all visitors and special family-friendly programming from 1 to 4 p.m. Each month features a new theme.

Coming up for April and May, activities will focus on the High’s amazing architecture and the art of storytelling, including the wonderful works of children’s book author and artist Ashley Bryan.

FRIDAY JAZZ Every third Friday, mark your calendar for live jazz in the High’s Atrium! Music, drinks, art—no matter the month, every Friday Jazz offers a great lineup. Performers scheduled this spring include trumpeter and vocalist Jason Collier.

FIRST FRIDAYS Thank goodness it’s Friday at the High Museum of Art! On the first Friday of every month, you can count on drop-in art making, live performances, and drinks from 6 to 9 p.m. Part art party, part happy hour—and did we mention it’s all free with Museum admission?

For more information, visit www.high.org Photo courtesy of the High Museum of Art

Left to Right: Daniel Arsham (American, born 1980), Amethyst Sports Ball Cavern, 2016, amethyst crystal, quartz, hydrostone. Courtesy of Galerie Perrotin – Photo credit Guillaume Ziccarelli. [Daniel Arsham standing at center.]. Andrew Wyeth (American, 1917–2009), The Stone Fence, 1946, tempera on panel, 25 x 18 5/8 in. Private collection. © 2016 Andrew Wyeth/Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY.

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