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contents MAR. 2018

HOME 86

Timeless Renewal Jonathan Savage transforms an ’80s abode into a dream retreat

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Striking Style D. Stanley Dixon and Heather Dewberry fashion a sophisticated North Carolina retreat

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Tudor with a Twist Niki Papadopoulos transforms a Garden Hills cottage with lively pattern, artwork and color

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LIFE

News The hottest new introductions

hitting showrooms now!

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Left Coast Chic Shayelyn Wood-

bery transforms a well-loved porch into

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a chic, family-friendly retreat

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Inﬂuencer: Matthew Quinn Through his 24-year career, Matthew

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Travel AH&L’s passport to style this

Architecture by D. STANLEY DIXON ARCHITECT

season—from seaside escapes to European and Canadian adventure

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On the Cover

rooms in the home the most celebrated

Quinn has made the hardest-working

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Real Estate Property Report Calendar Cultural happenings this month Naomi On color theory Dish Rose + Rye End Note Suzanna on Courtyard Couture Editor’s Letter Resources + Ad Index

Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styling by ELEANOR ROPER

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into my side of the closet, the answer would be swift: navy blues, creamy whites and hints of blush. But why shouldn’t we devote as much time to expressing ourselves (and the hues that become us) through fashion as we do through the palettes that envelop our homes? Our annual “Color” issue sets aside any notion of neutrality, and instead explores the ways bold, happy hues can coexist alongside classic silhouettes (“Striking Style,” page 106) or embolden the lives of its inhabitants (“Tudor with a Twist,” page 118), from floor to ceiling.

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STYLE NEWS

THIS JUST IN Currently coveting for spring: standout stones, striped simplicity, tribal embroidery and trimmings—and much more! Written by THE EDITORS

Exotic Elements

Attention, world travelers: LEE JOFA’s new Merkato collection evokes an adventurous spirit through patterns, colors and textures inspired by African textiles, such as tribal blankets, antique rugs and animal prints. We’re partial to the glorious array of decorative trims, like the Danakil and Zuquall tapes (page 15), standouts thanks to wide-width braids and graphic over-embroidery, as well as the Ketema embroidery, right, an ethnic pattern with a geometric design and novelty stiching. Lee Jofa, ADAC, (404) 812-6995; leejofa.com

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STYLE NEWS

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Shapely Chic Laguna Beach-based interior designer LISA MCDENNON, known for working with natural materials and a mix of textures, has collaborated with HINKLEY LIGHTING to unveil an exclusive collection of lighting for the company’s high-end line, Fredrick Ramond. Featuring bold shapes, architectural elements and eye-catching materials, the collection is divided into four product families: Ludlow, Folio, Nula and Ren. Available through

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A TAILOR’S TOUCH Manhattan designer PHILIP GORRIVAN teams up with BAKER’s ﬂagship fabric showroom to augment the brand’s portfolio via men’s suitinginspired wools, washed linens, cashmere blends, mohairs and more. From sateens to tweeds, the sophisticated, yet understated textiles translate the esteem of the dapperly dressed into equally well-appointed homes. Avail-

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Minimal Marvel

Interior designer THOMAS PHEASANT takes inspiration from the minimalist works of Modern American painters and sculptors with his new 50-piece collection for BAKER, which builds off the designer’s previous collections to include brand-new furniture, upholstery and lighting, including the modular Sling lounge chair, pictured. Available through

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STYLE NEWS

LEFT COAST CHIC

Shayelyn Woodbery transforms a well-loved porch into a chic, family-friendly retreat

Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN Photographed by MARC MAULDIN

OR VICKIE AND TOM KIRBO, the screened porch of their Vinings home serves as a central gathering place for both entertaining friends and enjoying family time with their two children, Scott and Mary Cate. However, the space hadn’t been updated since the Kirbos renovated their home back in 2005, so the couple decided it was time for a much-needed style refresh. Vickie, who runs the fashion blog Kirb Your Style, wasted no time in calling upon designer Shayelyn Woodbery to transform the porch, along with the rest of their home. “Vickie wanted the new design to reflect her personal style and feel chic but very family-friendly at the same time,” says Woodbery. “She makes several trips a year to the West Coast for inspiration for her blog as well as personal shopping. I thought it would be fun to bring a little of that West Coast feeling to her porch: equal parts glam, laid-back family fun and chic.” Because the Kirbos wanted Woodbery to ultimately revamp

the entire house, the designer set out to create a look that could eventually be carried into the remainder of the home’s redesign. Using The Beverly Hills Hotel’s iconic jungle palm wallpaper as her jumping-off point, she incorporated a lively palm fabric from Fishman’s Fabrics into the drapery and pillows. Woodbery also replaced the original ceiling fans with bamboo light fixtures to continue the Hollywood Regency feel and make “the space more of a room and less an isolated outdoor area.” The bold print and West Coast styles determined the rest 20

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of the room’s palette of green, black, yellow, camel and white. Vintage rattan chairs—covered in a chic, black Sunbrella fabric—add texture, as does an antique milliners table. “We loved how the green-and-white painted inscription on the top works perfectly with the color story, and its length allows for a great dinner party,” says Woodbery. Because there are doors leading to the porch from both the family and breakfast rooms, the Kirbos plan to use their porch as an extension of both spaces—whether watching sports, enjoy-

ing a meal or hosting guests. “I’m really inspired when I am able to help support a family in creating a space that reflects who they are,” says Woodbery, “one that they want to be in not only because it looks good but [because it] feels good too.”

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STYLE

INNEFW LU SENCER THE REVOLUTIONARY

MATTHEW

QUINN

His foundational knowledge of scale, proportion and space planning has helped make the hardest-working rooms in the home also the most celebrated Written by KATE ABNEY

Humble Origins

A native of Key West, Florida, Matthew Quinn arrived in Atlanta to study medicine at Emory University but changed course within a week. “I decided [medicine] was not for me and started design school a few days later,” he says. In 1993, he began working as a draftsman at Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio, and his passion for kitchens and bathrooms bloomed. When offered the opportunity, Quinn did not hesitate to purchase the firm in 2002, and today, the Design Galleria brand is all but synonymous with Quinn and his talented team.

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Lasting Impressions

In 2018, Quinn hopes to redefine the perception of his firm as being a kitchen and bath cabinetry company to being recognized as a design firm specializing in kitchens, baths and closets. (Closets, in fact, says Quinn, are the fastest-growing segment of the work.) Quinn’s acclaim, awards and accolades include features in major shelter publications and a book, Quintessential

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MALI AZIMA, ERICA GEORGE DINES AND MARCO RICCA

above The kitchen of the 2017 Southeastern Showhouse, by Design Galleria. below Hardware from Matthew Quinn Collection shines in this bath. opposite, top to bottom The kitchen of Kips Bay’s inaugural Palm Beach Show House. Calacatta Ondulato marble countertops and a custom hood with brass accents create a striking effect in this kitchen Quinn designed with builder Michael Ladisic. This pewter and burnished brass vent hood is one of Quinn’s custom designs for Francois & Co.

decades, Quinn’s transitional style has caught the eye of old and new guard alike. “I like a room to look crisp,” he says. “Details are tight and tend to be both masculine and feminine.” Demand for Quinn’s kitchen, bath and closet design acumen is not restricted to the South; his clients are scattered across the globe, in sites such as London, Hong Kong, Russia, the Caribbean, Singapore and Bermuda. Retaining 15 employees out in the field, he manages a core team of 22 back home (including five full-time designers), where he also oversees an eponymous luxury hardware boutique at ADAC West—a showroom that’s become a favorite resource of the design professionals he admires most, from Atlanta to New York and internationally.

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“I love thinking about how the earth moved and what elements came together to make a beautiful piece of stone.” —Matthew Quinn Kitchens, released in spring 2016. Still, what he’s most proud of is having built an innovative and internationally influential firm based in the South. In 2014, Quinn also became the first non–New York designer to be tapped for the Kips Bay showhouse kitchen and was called upon to create the cooking space in Kips Bay’s inaugural satellite showhouse in Palm Beach this past fall. He has also launched eight licensed product collections, which he hopes to continue creating even after his Design Galleria days. Until then, Quinn’s attention is focused on his second volume of Quintessential, slated for release in fall 2018.

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LIFE

R E A L E S TAT E

by the NUMBERS Here’s sneak peek of the 2018 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles

SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE & GARDENS, OUTDOOR TREND

POSH PAVILIONS Written and Produced by LORI JOHNSTON

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ATLANTANS’ LOVE AFFAIR WITH OUTDOOR LIVING continues as more homeowners add shaded pool pavilions, outdoor

relax in the shade while the children play outside within sight. “People want to keep their children home. I think that’s

structures and outbuildings that house recreational equip-

some of the impetus around creating these,” says interior

ment, and even unsightly garbage cans, to their properties.

designer Beth Webb, author of An Eye for Beauty.

Architect D. Stanley Dixon says homeowners are trending

When equipped with TVs (hydraulics are an option),

away from screened porches—which, though they keep out

some outdoor spaces are becoming the new man caves,

the bugs, still maintain an indoor feel—and toward open, cov-

Webb says. Other homeowners have a more romantic notion.

ered structures. Pavilions are outfitted with fireplaces, radiant

“People want these structures to be peaceful,” Dixon says.

floor heating, ceiling heating, shutters, accordion doors and

“They not only want to entertain in them, but I think they also

even roll-down screens for colder months.

see them as retreats.” Pavilions are becoming more of an ex-

About half of architect Bradley Heppner’s projects involve

tension of the home that is architecturally in keeping with the

stand-alone pavilions or a house with a pavilion. Parents, in

property. “The closer they are to the house, the more people

particular, desire an environment where they can entertain or

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MAR. 23–APR. 14, 2018 Gregg Irby Gallery debuts Sacred Places, a group show featuring paintings inspired by a connection with nature. The exhibition, featuring Sally Boyd, Rae Broyles, Sara Cameli, Kay Flierl, Jill Holland, Ritva Porter and Thomasa Seymour, gives a unique look at how nature is viewed through different lenses. The show kicks off with an opening reception on March 23 from 6 to 8 p.m., where guests are invited to mingle with the artists and get a firsthand look at their various perspectives.

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▲ MAR. 16–18, 2018 The American Craft Show returns to Atlanta this month with more than 230 top contemporary artists from across the country showcasing handmade works in jewelry, furniture, home decor and clothing. The three-day juried art show, hosted at the Cobb Galleria Centre, will also feature interactive demonstrations and special programming, including the sixth annual Make Room: Modern Design Meets Craft, a home decor exhibition featuring craft-inspired vignettes by local designers. craftcouncil.org

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▲ MAR. 15, 2018 Neiman Marcus presents Fine Art + Fashion, a celebratory evening benefiting the National Black Arts Festival (NBAF) that brings together art and fashion enthusiasts to recognize the achievements of artists and designers of African descent. The night kicks off with a cocktail reception and awards program recognizing emerging talents in fashion design and visual arts. Winners are honored with a cash prize and their designs displayed in the Neiman Marcus windows. The evening will come to a close with a fashion presentation and post-event reception. nbaf.org MAR. 21–24 , 2018 The High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction kicks off its 26th year with The Art of Collecting. The four-day food, wine and art extravaganza features events like Dine Around Dinners hosted at acclaimed Atlanta restaurants, a ladies luncheon at Bacchanalia, in-home Winemaker Dinners, tasting seminars, a Friday Fête featuring a silent auction, and the grand finale live auction. All proceeds benefit the High Museum of Art. high.org

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AROUND TOWN WITH

ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ROBERTSON

Naomi Von Habersham I’M SURE THAT A FEW OF YOU will remember that beauty craze of the 1980s: seasonal color analysis. A way of helping women find the hues that best suit them, this somewhat dubious process categorized women as one of the four seasons based on skin tone and hair color. As I recall, I was labeled “summer” (or was it winter? I can’t remember) and was advised to choose makeup in cool rather than warm shades. I never placed much faith in this method, but now that I think about it, grays and rosy pinks make me look best, while browns and terra-cotta do me no credit. Maybe there is some truth to this seasonal approach after all. So many of us spend time considering which colors look best on us, but how much thought do we give to the colors inside our homes and how they may or may not enhance our appearance? When you entertain guests in your living room, for example, wouldn’t you prefer being ensconced in a color scheme that flatters not just your house but you, too? Before you accuse me of an excess of vanity, I give you etiquette maven Emily Post’s thoughts on the matter: “Another aspect of color which should be considered by every house-owner who has an atom of personal vanity…is the choosing of color as a background of personal becomingness.” She goes on to suggest that blue backgrounds become fair-skinned brunettes, while those with black hair should be seen in an atmosphere of yellow-red or red-yellow (say what?). Blondes do well with grays and taupes, according to Post, while “women of fading beauty” should stick to softly colored environments. Now that I’m fading, I’ll be sure to take that last recommendation to heart. As dated as Post’s color suggestions may be (she wrote them in 1930), her point remains valid in 2018. We lavish our homes with attention so that they look their very best. Shouldn’t we also strive to look our very best while in them? 33

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LIFE DISH

LA VIE EN ROSE

Housed in Midtown’s landmark building “The Castle,” ROSE + RYE offers a female-forward, creative spin WRITTEN BY

Claire Ruhlin

right Savory French toast with roasted mushrooms and fondue foam below Seared snapper with farro.

REATIVITY COMES FIRST at Rose + Rye. “This is no ordinary building; therefore this should not be your ordinary dining experience,” says Jessica Schilling, general manager of the restaurant, which opened in Midtown’s historic Victorian mansion, “The Castle,” in late 2017.

Built in the early 1900s, the building itself, which spans three floors, has historically served as a

retreat for local artists. Rose + Rye, Schilling says, plans to continue highlighting this sense of innovation. “We feel like this is a safe space to be creative, and that’s where the inspiration of taking classical dishes and reconceptualizing them came from,” she says. On the menu, expect seasonally driven plates that range from savory French toast with fondue foam to a bone-in pork chop served alongside a sweet potato hash cake. The female-driven team—which includes Shilling, executive chef Lindsay Owens, pastry chef Charity Everett and sous chef Anu Adebara—is also making waves. “We saw an opportunity to fill a void in the Atlanta culinary community by creating a concept highlighting women leading in the kitchen and in the front of house,” says Schilling. “We are ever-evolving, and it’s a privilege to work in an environment

THE SCOOP

Avocado

Helmed by Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall

Fresh avocado is delicious on its own, but

Those who’ve dined at Ford Fry’s Mex-Tex

owner Michael Lennox, MUCHACHO offers

for an extra-indulgent version, consider fried

eatery SUPERICA know that the restaurant

casual bites like grain bowls, breakfast ta-

avocado. Fifth Group Restaurants’ ALMA

serves guests complimentary chips along-

cos, and toasts. The restaurant puts a fresh

COCINA, which opens a new Buckhead

side two varieties of salsa: tomatillo and

spin on a classic with its avocado toast,

location in 2019, offers an assortment of

wood-roasted tomato. It is perhaps less well

which is prepared with toasted sourdough

contemporary Mexican and Latin American

known that the restaurant’s creamy tomatillo

bread and topped with a revolving assort-

dishes, but the restaurant’s fried avocado

salsa is also made with ripe avocado, along

ment of ingredients, based upon what’s in

tacos—crispy Cotija cheese and poblano

with garlic, cilantro, serrano chiles and

season. We suggest enjoying dining on the

pesto—remain a long standing favorite, and

yellow onion. For a ﬁerier version, add in

outdoor patio overlooking the Atlanta Belt-

you won’t even miss the meat.

some of the restaurant’s spicy hot sauce.

Line’s Eastside Trail. muchachoatl.com

alma-atlanta.com

superica.com

ROSE + RYE BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN; SCOOP COURTESY OF MUCHACHO

where creativity is nurtured.” roserye.com

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Congratulations to the Tour of Kitchens for 21 years of memorable kitchens and experiences! The JLA Board of Directors would like to thank Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine for its longtime support of JLA’s mission.

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Letter From the President and Tour of Kitchens Chair Dear Friends and Patrons, Welcome! The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. (JLA) is delighted to present the 21st Annual Tour of Kitchens. Not only is this Atlanta springtime tradition a showcase of some of the region’s most esteemed design talents and beautiful homes, but it’s also an opportunity to promote the Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.’s mission of promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving our community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. We are proud that over two decades, Tour of Kitchens has raised more than two million dollars to advance the JLA mission. As we celebrate 21 memorable years of the Tour of Kitchens, we would like to express our sincere gratitude for the generous support of our guest kitchen designers for sharing their talents, our homeowners for welcoming tour patrons, our invaluable partners and sponsors, dedicated donors, volunteers, and Tour attendees. We also extend a special thank you to Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Magazine and Brad Hanner, without whom this beloved springtime tradition would not be possible. We are thrilled to have you as a guest at the 2018 Junior League of Atlanta Tour of Kitchens. To officially kick off the 2018 Tour, hundreds of guests attended Pour Before the Tour on January 16, 2018. Thanks to the generosity of our host sponsor, Daltile, guests met designers and homeowners in anticipation of the Tour, and the event was a resounding success. Toast of the Tour, our annual cocktail celebration, will launch the Tour of Kitchens weekend on Thursday, March 22, 2018. This opening weekend cocktail event is sponsored and graciously hosted by Guy Gunter Home. As you take the two-day, self-guided Tour of Kitchens on March 24 & 25, 2018, through 14 of our city’s most stunning homes, we encourage you to take inspiration and immerse yourself in the creativity and innovation of the Atlanta design community. Each home is a showcase of the best and most innovative design in our city. During the weekend, don’t miss out on the special culinary and event demonstrations, tastings, and more at our homes and please share your experiences on social media during the weekend by using #JLATOK. Throughout the years, our organization has harnessed the potential of Atlanta women to take the lead in an ever-evolving world and helped create a healthy community for all children, women, and families. In our 101 years, the Junior League of Atlanta has served as the premier source for civic leadership training and development opportunities for women who want to bring about lasting and meaningful change in their community. Our 3,500 members are a relevant and modern movement of women who are at the forefront of tackling the thorniest and most pressing issues affecting women and children - acting as advocates on human trafficking, education, and poverty. Your patronage of Tour of Kitchens enables our organization to empower the potential of Atlanta women to take the lead and deliver transformational community change. We look forward to seeing you on this year’s Tour! Warmly,

Rebekah Henry Murphy 2017-2018 President The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.

Shawna Poole 2017-2018 Tour of Kitchens Chair The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. 3

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The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. 2017 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2018 Tour of Kitchens Committee Members

Leadership

Toast of the Tour

Marketing

Shawna Poole, Chair Cameron Eliis, Chair-Elect

Alyson Wooten, Chair Elinor Avant Emily Bosela Elizabeth Reeves

Erica Bantum, Chair Sarah Gould Long Kate Grise Amy Pleasance Emily Pleasance

Events Suzanne Webb, Chair Krista Clark Morgan Forehand Emily Klein Sarah Long Meagan Sturm

House Leaders Lauren Strenke, Co-Chair Michelle Mumpower, Co-Chair Emily Barnhill Paige Crawford Byers Rachel Cabell Lina Campbell Sara Clayton Morgan Guyonneau Amanda Neighbors Catherine Pearson Kathryn Putnam Patty Shenkman Ellen Stewart Mamie Vogel Lauren Wattenmaker Liz White

Sponsorship Taylor Lavelle, Chair Kate Coffey

Operations Courtnay Davis, Chair Caroline Caldwell Hannah Paek Robin Rinker Sarah Szymke

Program AJ Layo, Chair Dean Cleaveland Tiffany Eisenbise Ali Hoegel Lin Moses Garland Neal Gwendolyn Washington Chelsea Yearous

Special Events Audrey Humleker, Chair Crystal Henderson Elise Hettenbach Locksley Randle Jeanette Rouisse

Toast of the Tour Auction Becca Tynes, Chair Connie Ang Doree Gardner Morison Amy Zweng

VIP Dinner Tricia Harton, Chair Katherine Newell Harrington Evin Holman Amber Pounds Laura Rackley Veronica Rodriguez

Sustainers Sandy Day, Chair Carolyn Fore Christine Gibson Jan Boehnlein

Program Designer Keegan Coleman, Sweetgum Creative

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A Special Thanks to the JLA Tour of Kitchens Sponsors Diamond Sponsorship Level

Gold Sponsorship Level

Silver Sponsorship Level

Bronze Sponsorship Level

Community Supporter Sponsorship Level Sweetgum CREATIVE

VIP Dinner Sponsors

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Junior League of Atlanta Presents

Thursday, March 22, 2018 | 6:30 - 10:00 p.m. Guy Gunter Home | 1610 Southland Circle Northwest Kick off the 21st year of The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. Tour of Kitchens at Guy Gunter Home. Join us for live music, sumptuous bites, cocktails, creative vignettes, and an impressive silent auction. Single tickets: $60 until February 28; $75 March 1 - 21 (Tickets may not be purchased at the door.) To purchase tickets, download the JLA Tour of Kitchens App, visit www.tourofkitchens.org or call 678-916-3106

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

21st Annual Tour of Kitchens VIP & Host Committee March 24-25, 2018

VIP Host Package - $500 »

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2 tickets to an exclusive Private Chef Dinner with select wine pairings on Saturday, March 24th 2 Toast of the Tour Tickets 4 Tour of Kitchens Tickets 2 Host Breakfast Tickets Deluxe Host Gift Bag

Host Package - $250 » » » »

2 Toast of the Tour Tickets 2 Tour of Kitchens 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 Ralph and Jen Alewine Jane and Brooks Batcheller Jennifer and Stephen Coxen Victoria Cuesta Joy Dyess Carolyn V. Fowler

Andrea and Raymond Goolsby, Jr. John and Rebekah Henry Murphy Barrett and Edward Krise Elizabeth Melton Shawna Poole & Cameron Ellis Holly J. Portier

Susan and Brian Ruediger Molly Salatich Andrea N. Smith Cara and Ricky Snow Charlotte and David Terrell Tameeka Law Walker, MD

Brooke and Winston Weinmann Steven and Bre West Vanessa N. Windham Alyson Wooten Terre Wynne

Host Committee Sarah Batts Kitty Brigham Bosio Sandy and Jack Day Dr. Yvette T. Dupree Radha B. Gumidyala

Amy Hindman Heather B. Houston Wes and Courtney Kaylor Kelli H. Keb Margaret Kreger

Liz and Alessio Loreti Maggie McClatchey Ryan Elizabeth O’Neill Marisa Palandri Elizabeth A. Redding Hogan

Jennifer P. Rose Pam Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Schultz Macie Thompson Wilson and Stephanie Wise

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Tour of Kitchens Events The JLA’s Tour of Kitchens is excited to feature these events during the course of the weekend. For further detail regarding the schedule of events, please visit www.tourofkitchens.org to obtain access to our mobile application. Our mobile app will provide you with the most up to date information regarding the schedule of events during the Tour of Kitchens weekend.

Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters Ren Doughty has been active in the specialty coffee world for 18 years. He’s the Outreach & Customer Support Coordinator for Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters, and he can’t imagine working for anyone else. Batdorf & Bronson has been sourcing and roasting some of the world’s best specialty coffee right here in Atlanta for more than 20 years. Many of Atlanta’s favorite restaurants and cafes serve Batdorf. When he’s not hanging out with his wife Julia and their three children, you’ll find Ren 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.

Charles Willis An Atlanta institution since 1948, Charles Willis has proudly served three generations of brides with its fine china, crystal, invitations, and gifts. Charles Willis offers over 400 china patterns from the finest manufacturers in the world, assuring that today’s brides will find the perfect pattern. Its bridal registry has expanded nationwide via its website, www.charleswillis.com. Visit Charles Willis in the heart of Buckhead at 465 East Paces Ferry Road or call 404-233-9487.

Doggy Dogg Once upon a time in Bavaria, the German landscape was covered in snow and fog. As mist loomed through the air, James, the Doggfather, exited a Christmas mass towards the town square. As he passed through, he noticed a gentleman set up with a cart selling tasty sausages on crusty bread with mustard. From there, the inspiration was born. Four years later, Doggy Dogg took the next step from the hot dog cart to a take away/late night window shop in Decatur. The same passion and local emphasis on food philosophy applies, but with a renewed focus on the dogs.

Eclipse di Luna Eclipse di Luna Restaurant and Tapas Bar, Atlanta’s original tapas concept, was founded in Buckhead by chefs Paul Luna and James Ehrlich in 1997. Now with an additional location in Dunwoody, both kitchens serve up a unique array of small plates amongst the restaurant’s lively and authentic atmosphere. Over the years, Eclipse di Luna has received praise from local publications and was named “Best Tapas Restaurant” in Atlanta by Creative Loafing and Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The Buckhead location is open on Monday and Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to midnight, and Sunday from 4 to10 p.m. For more information, visit www.eclipsediluna.com.

Flwr Creations Kimie and Marc have collectively been professionally cooking for over 24 years. Marc obtained formal training at L’Academie de Cuisine, in Gaithersburg, MD. Kimie, Japanese-American, born and raised on the Big Island of Hawaii, has been passionately exploring her culinary cultural roots. Together, they mash up the best of traditional French and Italian dishes with Asian infused flavors and Hawaiian inspired techniques. They offer the best of culinary entertainment at clients’ in-home dinner parties and corporate events as well as intricately detailed cookie decorations and baked goods arrangements. They also take their culinary skills overseas where they facilitate cooking classes for corporate leadership development trainings in the Tuscan mountains, an hour north of Florence, Italy. Teresa Dothard, food blogger from Culinary Local had this to say: “If you’re looking for a diversion from the ordinary, let Chef’s Marc and Kimie’s Hawaiian-Asian Fusion cuisine whisk you away.” 10

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Tour of Kitchens Events - Continued Foundation Social Eatery Foundation Social Eatery opened its doors in March 2014. Established by the dynamic duo of Chef Mel Toledo and his wife Sandy, Foundation Social Eatery features an innovative menu that highlights fresh, quality ingredients combined with surprising flavor profiles to create a memorable dining experience that is affordable. Interiors of the restaurant complement the menu with a mix of personal and stylish finishes. Conveniently located at 1570 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Space 810 in Roswell, Foundation Social Eatery is open six-daysa-week (closed on Mondays) at select times for lunch and dinner. For more information on dining at Foundation Social Eatery, call 770-641-8877, email info@foundationatl.com or visit www.FoundationATL.com.

JLA Cookbooks Junior League cookbooks are full of regional, tried-and-true recipes that are fast and easy to serve your family and friends. In addition to The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.’s cookbook, True Grits, the Cookbooks Committee stocks a wide variety of “swap” books, or cookbooks from other Leagues around the country. Also, all cookbook purchases have a direct impact on the community! An average cookbook costs $25, which could buy or fund four meals for a family staying at Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities, five books for a child in need, or six baby blankets for infants at Grady.

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Try out Sub-Zero and Wolf products in full-scale kitchens. Talk details with resident experts. Get a taste of all that your new kitchen can be.

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Prepping for Saturdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kitchens Driving directions can be found on our new mobile app for iPhone & Android. Download the JLA TOK app right from the App Store! Directions are also available at www.tourofkitchens.org. This is a self-guided, self-directed tour. JLA

3154 Northside Parkway NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

1065 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309

787 Charles Allen Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30308

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1705 Merton Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30306

1099 Berkshire Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30306

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Supplier Information

Photos by: Galina Juliana

DESIGNER:

About the Kitchen

BUILDER:

This posh high-rise was the ideal choice, but homeowner Stephen Wells knew the kitchen wasn’t right. He returned to kitchen designer Matthew Rao, with whom he had worked on the transformation of a single-family home. Stephen wanted a minimal look to showcase his vibrant art and city views. The kitchen is stunning, minimal, functional, and social. Matthew identified the kitchen’s problems: traditional design, appliance clutter, no pantry, and misplaced cooktop. Matthew brought induction cooking to the island and left a simple wall of tall cabinets behind it, which houses the appliances, dishes, and pantries. Glossy graphite gray SieMatic Cabinetry reflects the skyline and is accentuated by bronze metal drawers along the back of the island. Refrigeration disappears behind this glossy canvas, and side by side ovens are both at eye level. Ideal for both the kitchen and art gallery, a custom-designed linear LED track system allows different light types and individual control.

ARCHITECT: CABINETS: INSTALLED BY: COUNTERTOPS: FABRICATOR: INSTALLED BY: FLOORING: SINK: FAUCET: PULLS: APPLIANCES: LIGHT FIXTURES:

Mathew Rao, CKD www.raodesignstudio.com 404-815-5655 Michael Snowden Midtown Home Solutions 404-372-8301 Suzanne Williams 404-918-8760 SieMatic by RAO Design Studio www.siematic.com 404-815-5655 RAO Design Studio Piatra Gray Caesarstone SieMatic RAO Design Studio Existing Hardwood and Neolith Black Slab Porcelain Floor www.neolith.com Kallista DornBracht SieMatic Gaggenau Flos Running Magnet from Illuminations Contract Lighting www.flos.com 404-876-1064

About the Designer “A spontaneous, free, and richly experienced life – I imagine this tobe possible for me, my clients, for everyone, everywhere, every day.” This philosophy and aspiration stands behind each project that Matthew Rao undertakes. With a background in architecture and industrial design, Matthew has brought these sensibilities to his kitchen and bath projects for over 30 years. He creates containers for living that just weren’t possible before. Using a modern approach with a wide stylistic vocabulary, from historic to transitional to minimalist, Matthew has earned numerous design awards and appears often in publications. RAO Design Studio champions a Design + Product approach, marrying the consulting process with select lines of cabinetry, appliances, countertops, and accessories. RAO addresses a range of design scenarios and problems that design-only and product-only professionals cannot and bridges the gaps that occur elsewhere. Located in midtown Atlanta, RAO Design Studio features SieMatic Cabinetry, Gaggenau Appliances, and other premium brands. RAO Design Studio, Inc. 905 Juniper Street NE, Suite CU-B Atlanta, GA 30309 www.raodesignstudio.com 404-815-5655

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DESIGNER:

BUILDER: ARCHITECT: CABINETS: COUNTERTOPS: FABRICATOR: SINK: FAUCET: BACKSPLASH: COOKTOP: OVEN: HOOD:

Home Forge Remodeling www.homeforgeremodeling.com 404-273-1137 Home Forge Remodeling Michelle Krahe 404-664-3431 Pearl Custom Cabinets www.pearlcustomcabinets.com 404-402-9905 Stone Surface Design www.stonesurfacedesign.com 678-895-5530 Kohler Strive Pfister Lita 3x6 ice white subway tile with light pewter grout Wolf Wolf M series Zephyr Tempest

Photos by: Galina Juliana

About the Kitchen Our clients wanted to remake their 100-year-old bungalow into a home for their 21st century family which would include room for two growing boys and space for the family to entertain and enjoy time together. We began by removing the main walls on the ground floor to create an open kitchen with wonderful views to the family room and dining room. What was once a floor of small, isolated rooms, is now open, sunny, and inviting! The kitchen has all the amenities to enjoy cooking and great flow to enjoy having guests. We went on to add a new second floor which created private space for the family including 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a laundry room, and plenty of storage space. At the same time, we renovated the basement for guests and play space. Their newly renovated home is the perfect place for the family to grow and make memories for the future.

About the Designer For the past 14 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, order all material, oversee delivery before work begins in your home, and remain fully engaged with you through completion. Traditional home additions average eight to ten months. Home Forge moves from demolition to completion in an average of five months. Kitchens or baths require only three and one-half weeks, truly setting us apart. Since our core craftspeople are full-time employees, you are assured of conscientious teams dedicated to your project from start to finish. Home Forgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s approach delivers total quality on a well-defined, concise schedule. We are happy to refer you to past clients to assess these two key elements of our service.

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Home Forge Remodeling 111 New Street, Suite A Decatur, GA 30030 www.homeforgeremodeling.com 404-273-1137

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About the Kitchen This newly constructed home features a kitchen with a clean and contemporary design that feels open and modern. Bright white cabinets line the back wall, rising to the ceiling with simple, minimalist lines. A modern window serves as the backsplash and admits great light to the space. A tall double oven on one side balances a paneled refrigerator and pantry on the opposite side. Base cabinets and a spacious island finished in dark oak contrast the paneled refrigerator and pantry. Alabama white marble countertops unify the space and continue the modern feel. An adjoining open pantry adds additional welcome storage. This new kitchen provides a perfect space for family dinners and a great spot for entertaining.

DESIGNER:

Jeff Reed and Sandy Slezak of Insidesign

ARCHITECT:

James Righetti

CABINETS:

Eclipse Cabinetry by W. W. Wood Inc. www.eclipsecabinetry.com

COUNTERTOPS:

Alabama White Marble

FLOORING:

7â&#x20AC;? White Oak with Custom Finish by Insidesign

APPLIANCES:

Subzero / Wolf

About the Designer Insidesign is a full-service design practice that specializes in residential interiors. Insidesignâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s team of specialists in interiors, kitchens, baths, flooring, and architectural finishes creates highly personalized environments that fit the way people live today. A resource for homeowners and builders alike, the Insidesign studio showcases inspiring vignettes that blend original design and skillfully crafted wood floors, doors, mouldings, and cabinetry. Insidesign represents architectural wood finishes made by Koetter Woodworking, a specialty 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.

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

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Cardea Home www.cardeahome.com 404-295-4453 INTERIOR DESIGNER: Jessica Bradley Interiors www.jessicabradleyinteriors.com 404-846-3220 Builders II, Inc. BUILDER: www.builders2inc.com 404-812-9401 Pennville Custom Cabinetry by CABINETS: Cardea Home COUNTERTOPS: Chiara Quartzite by Marmi Natural Stone PLUMBING FIXTURES: Fergusons www.fergusonshowrooms.com BACKSPLASH & CABINET HARDWARE: Waterworks www.waterworks.com Distinctive Appliance APPLIANCES: www.daatl.com Custom Mixed Steel and Brass Hood HOOD: by Cardea Home LIGHT FIXTURES: Circa Lighting www.circalighting.com Creamy SW7012 by Sherwin Williams PAINT:

About the Kitchen The homeowners have a lovely Morningside home and wanted a kitchen that could accommodate their large family and frequent entertaining. Seeking more storage, better accessories, and an improved workflow, they still hoped for a beautiful remodel that would reflect their style and taste. To create a show-stopping kitchen, Cardea Home teamed up with Jessica Bradley Interiors and Dan Mattox of Builders II. Together, they blended the kitchen with the tone of the adjacent rooms designed by Jessica Bradley Interiors. Revised architecture and a more creative use of the given space allowed for a larger kitchen, a new walk-in pantry, and a new coffee bar, all while maintaining the mud room entry and butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pantry. The result is a harmonious update on the previous space.

About the Designer Cardea Home is a full-service kitchen and bath studio. Launched in 2016 by Laurie Lehrich, Cardea Home brings 24 years of experience into an approachable and intimate setting. Laurie has a singular skill for infusing real, emotional resonance into living spaces by balancing inspired design with practical functionality. She credits her unique approach to her invaluable experience in residential construction, her product design education, and her tenure with some of the best designers and trade professionals in the industry. Adept at engineering solutions to architectural and construction challenges, she marries creative enthusiasm with technical knowledge to ensure the realization of her clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision.

Cardea Home, LLC. www.cardeahome.com 404-295-4453

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About the Kitchen This 1920’s home is located in Atlanta’s Morningside neighborhood. For this renovation, we maximized the space by swapping the location of the kitchen and dining room. The kitchen is now located in the original dining room while the bar area and new dining space is in the previous galley kitchen. Working with the client’s interior designer, Brian Watford, the idea was to keep the quaint style of the 1920’s-style home, but open the two spaces up to create a more dynamic space for entertaining.

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio www.designgalleria.net 404-261-0111 BUILDER: Kathy Gregorcyk – KHG Inc. www.khgincresidentialconstruction.com CABINETS: Downsview by Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio COUNTERTOPS: Verona White Marble FABRICATOR: Luxor Tile and Stone FLOORING: Francois & Co. – Dubuission Limestone Tile (tumbled) SINK: Shaw by Rohl FAUCET: Waterstone – Transitional Gantry PULLS: Buster and Punch BACKSPLASH: Renaissance Tile and Bath 2 x 8 Pratt and Larson Field Tile REFRIGERATORS: Subzero DISHWASHER: Miele HOOD: Francois and Company “Arcadia” WINE REFRIGERATORS: Miele, Subzero LIGHT FIXTURES: Gregorius Pineo, Urban Electric Co. PAINT: Zurich White SW 7626o BANQUETTE: Custom by Brian Watford Interiors BUILDER: Bjork Studio

About the Designer Whether you are building a new home, adding onto, or renovating your existing home, it is important that you have a team that knows your expectations and has the ability to fulfill them. For over 20 years, the team at KHG,INC. has worked with the most talented architects, designers, and landscape architects on some of the most beautiful projects in Atlanta. Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been the innovative industry leader for over 35 years. Synonymous with timeless design, unparalleled craftsmanship, and commitment, our firm brings the feeling of luxury to every day life activities. We invite you to visit our show room and meet with a member of our Design team.

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

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HammerSmith, Inc www.hammersmith.net 404-377-1021 Dove Studio www.dovestudio.com 770-554-3683 HammerSmith, Inc Wellborn Cabinetry, by Dove Studios

Carrara Marble, Atlanta Kitchens www.crhomeusa.com 404-378-3220 HARDWARE: Lewis Dolin www.lewisdolin.com APPLIANCES: Suppliedand installed by Howard Payne RANGE: Wolf REFRIGERATOR: KitchenAid WARMING DRAWER: KitchenAid HOOD: Tradewind SINK: Kohler FAUCET: Delta PAINT: Sherwin-Williams Toque White (SW7003) LIGHTING: Kichler Lighting www.lightingdirect.com

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About the Kitchen Built in 1925, this home in historic Druid Hills had great bones and many original features, but the disjointed 1970s kitchen had no room for an island and was not suited for entertaining. HammerSmith and Dove Studios collaborated to bring new life to the heart of this home. By relocating the powder room and a poorly designed closet, we were able to create a walk-in pantry that also hides their small appliances, plugged in and ready for use. We created a mudroom area that includes a pet station for housing the leash, dog food and other pet needs. They got the large island that they always wanted, with three stools for their three girls. But best of all, for the first time they were able to host their extended families for Thanksgiving dinner--and they are all planning to come back next year.

About the Designer At HammerSmith, design is not about products, but rather how you live. Experience our holistic approach to creating your own personal sanctuary and discover an intentional lifestyle that focuses on what is important to you. For 26 years Warner McConaughey, founder and president, has been a leader in the industry and has assured HammerSmith delivers exceptional client care. We were named ADACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Designer of the Year and have been featured in hundreds of publications. HammerSmith has been a proud participant of the kitchen tour since its inception. Learn about our design philosophy of interacting with every room in your home every day. Live Brilliantly!

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About the Kitchen These homeowners were preparing to throw a grand birthday party with a prohibition theme because their home was built in that era. With that date quickly approaching, they realized they needed a few updates. The kitchen was dark and cluttered and didn’t lend itself to entertaining or to the busy lifestyle of this active family with five kids! Dove Studios and HammerSmith, Inc joined forces to create this dynamic kitchen. We began by converting a hallway into two very specific spaces-one for a mudroom and one for a scullery kitchen for food prep, housing small appliances, and a second sink and dishwasher. We then opened up the rest of the space and lifted the lowered ceiling to create a large open area for cooking, eating, and entertaining. Complete with professional appliances and an array of colors and textures, we created the perfect kitchen for them. In less than 90 days, we went from dark and cluttered to light, bright, and wow! The family is thoroughly enjoying their new open space and the unveiling of the new kitchen at the party was a huge success, too!

HammerSmith, Inc www.hammersmith.net 404-377-1021 KITCHEN DESIGNER: Dove Studio www.dovestudio.com 770-552-3683 HammerSmith, Inc CONTRACTOR: Dove Studio Custom Cabinets CABINETS: Grey Steel leathered granite COUNTERTOPS: Atlanta Kitchens FABRICATOR: Provided and installed by Dove FLOORING: Studio www.authenticreclaimedfloors.com Galley and Franke; Dove Studio SINK & FAUCET: Stonepeak hand molded Ceramic tile BACKSPLASH: OVEN, DISHWASHER, Viking Professional; Dove Studio & RANGE: Francois and Company, limestone HOOD: and pewter WINE REFRIGERATOR: Marvel Professional; Dove Studio Provided by Dove Studio LIGHT FIXTURES: www.curreyandco.com

About the Designer Dove Studio engages 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 other’s 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 vision to us.

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

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King of Pops Summertime, smiles, and Southern culture on a stick -- we’re King of Pops. Founded in 2010, we exist to create unexpected moments of happiness. Boasting flavors like Chocolate Sea Salt, Raspberry Lime, Banana Puddin’, and Pineapple Habanero, our team of 100 or so passionate people is empowered and excited to thoughtfully do what it takes to make any experience special. We scour the South for sustainable fruits and sourceable farmers for our five locally-focused kitchens. Inspired by two brothers who started with a single pushcart on a street corner in Atlanta, we chop, mash, freeze, and ship thousands of artisanal popsicles a day. Today we’re a lot bigger but not different. Check out our free weekly yoga classes that draw hundreds, drop by one of our carts, suggest our 500th flavor, or bring us to your next event. www.KingofPops.com

Lasheeda Perry, Executive Pastry Chef at the Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta Lasheeda Perry has always had a passion for culinary arts and, luckily for her, this love has materialized into a rewarding and ‘sweet’ career. A creative force in the kitchen, Perry leads the pastry team at Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta and oversees the hotel’s two dining outlets, all banquets and private events, weddings, room service, chef tastings, and off-site events. Her outstanding scholastic achievement and culinary skills earned her a four-year full tuition scholarship to attend Johnson & Wales University. Perry has received numerous awards and accolades during her career. In 2012, she won season two of Food Network’s Sweet Genius after proving her skills by overcoming tight time constraints, masterfully incorporating secret ingredients, and accommodating larger-than-life requests. When not in the kitchen, you can find Perry mentoring elementary school students and volunteering with Girls, Inc.

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 Chamblee’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 baked in small batches using the finest ingredients: Valrhona cocoa powder, Callebaut chocolate, pure Madagascar bourbon 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.

Lovies In the hustle and bustle of Buckhead – better known for corporate headquarters and luxury shopping – LOVIES is an unexpected, down-to-earth comfort food spot that celebrates contentment, convenience, and community. With roots firmly planted in Atlanta, LOVIES is a dream come true for friends Nate, Drew, and Kay, who developed the concept with hopes of providing the greater Atlanta community with the same good fun and great food their friends and family had come to expect from them at tailgates and other intimate gatherings over the years. Serving a hearty helping of hospitality and value, LOVIES turns quality, simple ingredients into dishes that taste like home.

Piastra Originally from Boston, Chef Greg learned about food at a young age when he first learned the phrase, “food is love.” His first culinary steps were what captured his passion when his Grandmother Rose showed him how to make chocolate chip cookies, and he is still perfecting the recipe. After training at New England Culinary Institute in Montpelier, Vermont, he worked in different restaurants in the Boston area. Around age thirty, Chef Greg trained with a classically trained French chef on a small yacht while sailing over a third of the way around the world. Shortly after the trip, Chef Greg moved to Atlanta and began working at Maxim Prime at the Glenn Hotel in downtown Atlanta. He then worked as the Chef at Alon’s Bakery and Market. After Alon’s, Chef Greg was Executive Chef at Dal Cuore in Johns Creek when he married his wife, Maggie. Just before opening Piastra, their first daughter was born and shortly after opening, their second daughter came along. 20

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Tour of Kitchens Events - Continued Southern Crust Southern Crust can handle any event, from a backyard soiree to a full-blown wedding, with style and great taste. Not an ordinary kitchen, our truck is outfitted with a pizza oven and stocked with seasonal ingredients. Menus are designed to take advantage of the best produce available, treating your guests to delicious but relaxed fare in a setting of your choice. Southern Crust is flexible, full-service, and fun -- a great partner for your next event.

South City Kitchen Located in Vinings’ Ivy Walk development, South City Kitchen Vinings is the second of four locations of this sophisticated Southern dining concept from Fifth Group Restaurants. Featuring a warm yet cosmopolitan setting and new South cuisine, the restaurant is an ideal gathering spot for neighbors and travelers alike. A part of the Fifth Group Restaurants family since 2012, Jack McGinn brings two decades of industry experience to South City Kitchen Vinings, where he puts a creative spin on seasonal dishes and special menus like TomatoJam and Hogtoberfest, as well as the restaurant’s sophisticated southern classics. McGinn’s interest in all things culinary was born at his first job as a dishwasher at the age of 14. He was enamored with the pace, culture, and people of the restaurant industry and knew he wanted to make cooking a career. Honing his craft in the kitchen in the years since, McGinn has worked in a number of esteemed Atlanta restaurants in various capacities, having most recently served as executive chef at Fifth Group Restaurants’ Virginia-Highland mainstay, The Original El Taco.

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

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Prepping for Sundayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kitchens Driving directions can be found on our new mobile app for iPhone & Android. Download the JLA TOK app right from the App Store! Directions are also available at www.tourofkitchens.org. This is a self-guided, self-directed tour. JLA

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The homeowners wanted to remodel their kitchen to make it more functional and liveable and to incorporate new appliances. The kitchen lacked sufficient counterspace to work comfortably and lacked enough seating to accommodate family and guests. The space was large, but underutilized. We built a coffered ceiling to add architectural detail and painted it the same color as the cabinets to keep it light. Rutt HandCrafted Cabinetry was chosen for the foundation of the kitchen for its quality, beauty, and versatility. The cabinetry utilizes inset construction and features walnut drawer boxes and custom drawer accessories by Rutt. The finish is Decorator’s White. Glass cabinets include interior lighting from Rutt. The large island makes better use of the space while still leaving room for a large farm-style table with plenty of seating. Gourmet appliances by Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele were chosen for their performance features, reliability, and appearance. Elegant countertops of Caesarstone in Statuario Maximus give the luxurious look of marble without the maintenance worries, and a bar top in walnut by Grothouse provides a nice contrast.

INSTALLED BY: COUNTERTOPS: SINK: HARDWARE: BACKSPLASH: RANGETOP, OVEN, MICROWAVE, HOOD, WARMING DRAWER: REFRIGERATORS: DISHWASHER: PAINT:

CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio www.csikitchenandbath.com 770-729-1999 Gardiner’s Island style by Rutt HandCrafted Cabinetry www.ruttcabinetry.com 770-729-1999 CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio Caesarstone Statuario Maximus and Walnut bar top by Grothouse The Galley 48” Workstation Top Knobs www.topknobs.com 3x6 beveled gloss ceramic field tile; outline in Bianco Venatino 1x1 mosaic www.specialtytile.com Wolf Sub-Zero Miele SW 7015 Repose Gray and SW 7016 Mindful Gray by Sherwin Williams

About the Designer CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio has one of the largest kitchen and bath cabinetry showrooms in the greater Atlanta area. CSI proudly celebrated its 25 year anniversary of serving its clients on September 1, 2017. Whether you prefer traditional or contemporary style, we have the cabinetry for you. We 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. CSI is a licensed Georgia contractor and can design and build not only your dream kitchen and bath but also your closet, laundry room, library, bar, entertainment center, wine cellar, home office, or sunroom. We can even finish a basement or build an addition on your home. Visit our showroom to discover all that we have to offer. CSI Kitchen & Bath Studio 6527 Jimmy Carter Boulevard, Suite C-2 Norcross, GA 30071 www.csikitchenandbath.com 770-729-1999

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Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Timoney Construction www.timoneyconstruction.com 404-838-3661 CABINETS: Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio COUNTERTOPS: Kitchen: Statuary Marble Pantry: Caesarstone Bar: Black Walnut FABRICATORS: Stone Professionals, Against the Grain Wood-oak FLOORING: BACKSPLASH: Statuary Slab and painted ship lap by builder in kitchen, concrete tile by Renaissance Tile in pantry PLUMBING FIXTURES: Guy Gunter Home Kitchen: Shaw’s Original Farm Sink SINK: Scullery: Elkay Stainless undermount FAUCET: Kitchen: Rohl; Scullery: Danze Matthew Quinn Collection PULLS: www.matthewquinncollection.com APPLIANCES: Guy Gunter Home Electrolux, U-line REFRIGERATORS: DISHWASHER: Bosch Wolf RANGE: HOOD: Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio Robert Abbey, Currey and Company LIGHT FIXTURES:

About the Kitchen The homeowners wanted an updated, gorgeous kitchen and an area that could be used as a multi-purpose space. An unused and oddly placed bedroom beside the kitchen was absorbed into the design to create a scullery kitchen and pantry. It also has a craft area for their two small boys, a food pantry, and a dog feeding area tucked in a bottom drawer. In addition, the main kitchen has all of the gorgeous, classic features that the homeowner wanted, such as marble and a farm sink.

About the Designer Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio has been the innovative industry leader for over 35 years. Synonymous with timeless design, unparalleled craftsmanship, and commitment our firm brings the feeling of luxury to every day life activities. We invite you to visit our show room and meet with a member of our Design team.

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

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Simple sophistication. Bell Cabinetry and Design has a great affinity for this style of kitchen as long as it is suitable for both cooking and entertaining. With careful attention to detail, a distinctive design was created that is practical, unique, and quite beautiful. This modern classic style kitchen with its many windows, the latest amenities, and artistic finishes is flanked by matching furniture style functional paneled pediments that lead to a well-designed Mud Room on one side and on the other a Butler’s Pantry featuring a pecky cypress wood Bar and China Cabinet of bench made, furniture quality cabinetry with a modern twist. Together it creates the perfect transitional space! Equally important to this chic kitchen is the luxurious presence of an artistically handcrafted curved stainless-steel hood with its painstakingly polished strapping. This stunning architectural piece together with the brushed satin nickel decorative cabinet hardware is the jewelry of this exquisite kitchen. Together they are the bling that adds sparkle and glamour - and the finishing touch to this wonderful ensemble!

HOOD: COUNTERTOPS: ARCHITECT: PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR: HARDWARE: SINK: RANGE: DISHWASHER: MICROWAVE: REFRIGERATOR DRAWERS: REFRIGERATOR COLUMN: FREEZER COLUMN: LIGHTING: PAINT:

Beni Borza, Senior Designer with Bell Design Team Custom Furniture Style Cabinetry by Bell Cabinetry and Design Bell Cabinetry and Design and Livingston Metal Works Silestone – Eternal Calacatta Gold Stone Professionals, Inc Kemp Hall Studio Ladisic Fine Homes Top Knobs Mirabelle Stainless Steel Farm Sink Miele 48” Bosch 24” Sharp 24” Sub Zero 24” Thermador 30” Thermador 30” Circa Lighting and Restoration Hardware Benjamin Moore Artic Seal CSP 15

About the Designer For over 28 years, Bell Cabinetry and Design continues to be the leader in the design and manufacturing of beautiful furniture-style cabinetry, made to order, for every room of the home. Its production facility located north of Atlanta is a testament to handcrafted artistry working in harmony with modern manufacturing. Unique in its approach to the market, the company is driven by a youthful enthusiasm and a passionate desire by its talented team of woodworkers, finishers, and design and engineering professionals to create the most stunning and lasting products. We invite you to visit us on the Junior League Tour of Kitchens as well as experience our new Buckhead showroom at ADAC West where we look forward to showing you why we offer the finest custom cabinetry made in America today. Bell Cabinetry and Design ADAC West 349 Peachtree Hills Ave NE Atlanta, Georgia 30305 www.bellcabinetry.com 404-380-1308

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Michael Jordan Homes, LLC www.michaeljordanhomes.com 678-614-3060 Timothy Hagan of Hagan Architects, Inc. www.haganarchitects.com 404-998-5450 Fabricated & Installed by Michael Jordan Homes, LLC Daltile Top Shop Stone Pope Hardwood Flooring, Inc. PDI, Atlanta Pirch La Catina window, provided by: Expert Windows and Doors www.expertwindow.us 470-255-2097 Daniel Diaz Walls: Touch of Grey, Ceiling: Dusting Powder; Trim: White by Sherwin Williams

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About the Kitchen Our kitchen design for this home began the first phase of a project to transform the home from a mid-century brick ranch to a sleek, modern home for a young, growing family. The owners, both accomplished chefs, had a vision of blending Asian influences with modern design and fine craftsmanship. Working with Timothy Hagan, of Hagan Architects, we forged a collaborative team that brought that inspired vision to life. We imagined a massive window where the entirety of the window could be pocketed into the side wall, directly connecting to the new backyard living spaces, as the boundaries of interior and exterior space begin to be erased. The window also allows a tremendous amount of natural light to flood the kitchen. There are many custom touches throughout the kitchen. The honed granite-clad island provides an expansive work area packed with function and also serves as a welcoming area for guests to gather. The sleek, custom cabinets subtly conceal a tremendous amount of storage, and the clever wood dish drying rack behind the sink adds a special, unique touch.

About the Designer With over 20 years of building and renovation experience, Michael Jordan Homes has become one of Atlanta’s fastest growing and esteemed general contracting companies. We specialize in the unique needs of remodeling homes in the Atlanta area. We team with architects and designers, and offer complete design build services. Our services range from bathroom and kitchen remodeling to custom furniture and home additions. If you can dream it, we can make it happen! Selecting a general contractor can seem like an overwhelming, daunting task. We understand this and take the time to listen to our clients, help work within their budget, and provide attentive detail to ensure a pleasant experience from start to finish. We don’t advertise our company; we receive over 95% of our jobs through word of mouth, which we consider the highest honor. Our team is passionate about what we do. We aren’t just interested in making a profit. We take a sincere interest in the success of every project, no matter how small. Our philosophy is that we not only build homes, but we build relationships as well.

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About the Kitchen Set in a traditional Brookhaven home the original kitchen was dominated by a large peninsula bar and disconnected from the rest of the house. It was awkwardly laid out and not very functional for the homeowners who love to cook, sip wine and interact with each other while preparing meals. The Goal was to create a larger, better organized kitchen that would function as the nucleus of the entire house. Beyond functionality we wanted to transform this into the kitchen of our clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dreams. This required blending romance, luxury and hand-crafted elegance with a dramatic Italian flair Attention to detail was key from the hand-hewn beams to the color matched hand plated finish on the cabinet hardware. Beautiful white marble countertops, custom cabinetry and bold black and gray tile backsplash are the perfect setting for the jewel of the kitchen, the Bertazzoni range. Opening the kitchen to the living spaces as well as to a porch addition provided the ideal space for the homeowners to entertain, relax and enjoy.

Rothman+Rothman Design www.rothmandesign.net 404-886-0855 CONTRACTOR: Prestige Construction & Remodeling 770-714-4030 CABINETRY: Wood Cabinet Design 404-388-8969 Stone Connection COUNTERTOPS: FABRICATED BY: Stone Pro BACKSPLASH TILE: Pattern : Specialty Tile Subway: Crossville Tile HARDWARE: Richelieu Casement Latches:www.morehandles.co.uk Grills: www.brass-grilles.co.uk Plating: Buckhead Plating APPLIANCES: Guy Gunter Home www.guygunterhome.com Bertazzoni RANGE & HOOD: REFRIGERATOR: Sub- Zero COMBI STEAM OVEN: Miele COFFEE SYSTEM: Miele Bosch DISHWASHER: Monogram WINE STORAGE : FAUCET: Elkay FARM SINK: Megabai

About the Designer Jenny and Eric Rothman have crafted intimate, personal architecture together for 20 years, producing a diverse body of work that reflects their passion for well-choreographed homes. They believe in fully-integrated design and creating beautiful spaces that reflect the unique 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 them many prestigious design awards.

Rothman+Rothman Design 2154 Deer Ridge Drive Stone Mountain, GA 30087 www.rothmandesign.net 404-886-0855 | 404-886-0850

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Mast Custom Cabinets www.mastcustomcabinets.com 770-616-4423

Oneida Builders www.oneidabuilders.net 770-396-1002

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About the Kitchen For this project, Mast Cabinetry worked with Rocco Sinisgalli, owner of Oneida Builders, Inc., North Atlantaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design-build firm specializing in the eight-week kitchen. Mast and Oneida started from the homeownersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; desire to turn the original, dark Dunwoody home into a light, open floor plan with the feel of an East Coast ocean home. Oneida Builders removed all of the interior walls to achieve the open concept, and concealed beams now replace the old walls between the kitchen, dining room, and den, bringing all three rooms together. The main part of the kitchen has an island large enough to cook and entertain with black honed granite countertops and lots of large drawers for storage. White maple cabinets with glass doors were installed in the galley section of the kitchen along with soapstone countertops, chrome hardware, and a bead board backsplash painted to match the island.

About the Designer Mast Custom Cabinets is a local, third-generation Amish Heritage family-owned and operated company specializing in custom and semi-custom-built cabinetry and countertops. Owner and founder Willis Mast and his sons take pride in the workmanship and personal customer service from conception to install in just four weeks while working with builders, remodelers, and designers in the Southern region. Projects include custom kitchen cabinets, vanities, custom bars, and built-in cabinetry. Every project is custom-built with detailed design that is unique yet very affordable. We offer an umatched level of commitment to excellence that is evident in every project we complete. Visit our website to view our photo gallery, project ideas, and helpful information, or set up a complimentary in-home consultation at our showroom and let us show you our work first-hand. Our design team would love the opportunity to transform your home into a beautifully enhanced living space.

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A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM CHIEF TASTER DICK DENNY

Another High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction— after 25 years, what can be new? When I look at where we started and all the amazing events and special guests that have been added over the years, I get a little overwhelmed. The auction has already grown beyond what was imagined when we began in 1993!

PICTURED: 2018 Co-Chairs Sandra Baldwin and Beth Park with Chief Taster Dick Denny

AUCTION CO-CHAIRS Sandra Baldwin Beth Park MANAGER Steven Hargrove ASSISTANT MANAGER Casey Murphy COORDINATORS Carole Ashworth

A look at our history: 25 years ago, we started with a Friday Gala followed the next day by a Vintners’ Reception and Live Auction that was more fun than anyone would have dreamed. The next year Robert Mondavi was our Guest of Honor and his involvement really had us off and running. The following year we added a Top Bidder’s Dinner, and the year after that we attracted more winemakers to join us with a special Trade Tasting. Next, we added exclusive dinners in private homes featuring our visiting winemakers and top local chefs. The Dine Around Dinners at various restaurants in town followed shortly thereafter. We’ve expanded from hosting mainly Napa winemakers to hosting a strong contingent of vintners from Napa, Sonoma, Central Coast and Oregon. We also have some excellent winemakers joining us from closer to home, representing wineries in Georgia and Virginia. And we can’t forget about the exciting international vintners who join us each year from France, Italy, Spain, Australia, South Africa and Chile—just to name a few. And who doesn’t love their wine paired with delicious food? We’ve attracted some of Atlanta’s, and the country’s, most acclaimed chefs at our events, which have come to be known for great food as well as exceptional wine.

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Over the years we’ve earned the reputation as Atlanta’s best party, but more important than all the festivities we enjoy is the impact we are making! We have grown into the United States’ largest charity wine auction benefiting the arts and consistently rank among the top of all charity auctions in the country. Since our first auction in 1993, we’ve raised over $28 million for the High Museum of Art, and since the addition of our Paddle Raise in 2006 we’ve contributed more than $1,485,000 to art access programs at the High. So, after all this what could be new? Come join us to find out as we celebrate The Art of Collecting, the 26th Annual High Museum Wine Auction! March 21–24, be a part of raising vital funds for our beloved High Museum while enjoying the very best of wine, art and food. I hope to see you there, Dick Denny Chief Taster

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2018 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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JOIN US

2018 SPECIAL GUESTS OF HONOR

MARCH 21-24

Seeking, locating, acquiring, organizing, storing, maintaining. Whether you have broad criteria for inclusion or strictly hoard Pinot Noirs, the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction is the place for you! Back under the tents at Atlantic Station, you will see a more diverse group of vintners along with your favorite local chefs to ensure that the 2018 Wine Auction is better than ever!

JONATHAN WAXMAN CHEF AND OWNER ADELE’S, BAJO SEXTO, BARBUTO, BREZZA CUCINA & JAMS

Jonathan Waxman is a native Californian, whose family nurtured him in the food arts from an early age. He received the

After more than 25 years with the help of 50+ co-chairs and hundreds of volunteers, thousands of bottles uncorked, and many millions of dollars raised, the tradition continues. This is your chance to enhance your assortment whether it is wine, trips, or art. You can make a difference by being a part of this year’s Wine Auction. Your contribution 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. Don’t miss out on the best party in Atlanta. Assemble your friends and join us for an unforgettable week of festivities March 21–24!

Grand Diplôme from La Varenne in Paris and cooked under Alice Waters at Berkeley’s legendary Chez Panisse before graduating to Executive Chef of Michael’s in Santa Monica. In 1984, Waxman made his mark in New York with the iconic Jams, which he followed up with a string of successes in New York, London and Napa Valley. Today, Waxman is chef and owner of Barbuto in Manhattan’s West Village and Jams in 1 Hotel Central Park. In 2014, he opened Nashville restaurants, Adele’s and Bajo Sexto, and is a founding partner of Nashville’s Music City Food + Wine Festival. Brezza Cucina opened in Atlanta’s Ponce City Market in fall 2015. Waxman is a judge on Bravo’s “Recipe for Deception” and has appeared on two seasons of “Top Chef Masters.” He works closely with many charities, including Citymeals on Wheels and Alex’s Lemonade Stand. He is the author of cookbooks, A Great American Cook and Italian, My Way. He currently lives in Manhattan with his wife and three children.

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Left: Jonathan Waxman; Right: Boo & Tuck Beckstoffer

TUCK AND BOO BECKSTOFFER VINTNERS

TUCK BECKSTOFFER ESTATES

Tuck Beckstoffer arrived in the Napa Valley as a young boy in 1975 and was told to go play outside. He has been drawing inspiration from local vineyards ever since. Tuck’s humble beginnings as a farmer ring true in his wines. He is driven by a legacy of cultivating some of the world’s ﬁnest vineyards, and his 30 years of working, living and breathing the Napa Valley have rooted him to the land and the vine. Tuck crafts wines which use old world techniques with new world grapes. Each wine in the portfolio highlights a vineyard appellation, and the winemaking style is an elegant balance of power and ﬁnesse. As a farmer Tuck believes that a wine’s individuality comes from the vineyard and its complexity from blending the various lots into one harmonized whole. After the 2016 acquisition of the former Dancing Hares Vineyards, Tuck not only renamed the winery and property Tuck Beckstoffer Estate, but also set about making the estate a studio for state-of-the-art winemaking and a gracious home to welcome guests. Working with acclaimed winemaker Philippe Melka on their Mockingbird,

Amulet, and Semper wines has further elevated these already venerated wines. His ’75 Wines, named for the year of his arrival in the Valley, brings his experience and expertise to consumers at restaurants and bottle shops around the country. On a lark for his wife Boo’s favorite charity, Atlanta’s High Museum of Art, Tuck donated a custom made wine for friend Chef Linton Hopkins’ whole hog pig roast. The now infamous Hogwash Rosé was born, and after almost 15 vintages, demand hasn’t slowed down since. Just as Tuck’s perspective is rooted in the Napa Valley, Boo remains true to her hometown of Atlanta in her gracious hospitality and Southern literary leanings. After moving to the Napa Valley with The Hillstone Group (Houston’s) Boo found herself far away from Peachtrees. After depositing her business school applications in the mail she headed to a restaurant to celebrate . . . where she promptly met Tuck. Boo’s post-graduate dreams shifted to mastering the world of wine. Almost two decades, three children, several vineyards and a winery later, Boo thrives when she’s sharing the story of their wines. Their pairing has never been more apparent than in their singular focus on creating unmatched estate wines that generations to come will enjoy. With his Napa Valley heritage in mind Tuck charges forward in crafting world-class wines utilizing a grower’s history, a farmer’s humility, and vintner’s hand. Together, Tuck and Boo are writing the next chapter of the Napa Valley’s epic narrative.

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

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THE LADIES LUNCHEON Wednesday, March 21, 2018

This annual event always sells out in a ﬂash. Why? We think it’s the company! Top female winemakers and women with celebrated culinary prowess combine their considerable talents while guests mingle and sample gastronomic delights. Presided over by 2015 Co-Chairs Gina Christman and Angelle Hamilton, this ladies’ midday moment is held at Bacchanalia.

THE GENTS LUNCH Wednesday, March 21, 2018

2018 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Boys and their toys. That’s the theme of this guys-only get-together hosted by Ben Hill and Elton Potts. Discover wine insights from gentlemanly winemaking masters while dining on Basque-inspired ﬂavors from Cooks & Soldiers. All the while, you can feast your eyes on European masterpieces from automakers including Bentley, Ferrari, Rolls Royce, and Lamborghini. Drive on over and join us at Vine Vault and the Motorcar Collection on Miami Circle.

DINE AROUND DINNERS Going On All Week

Snag exclusive reservations at a variety of renowned Atlanta restaurants. These prix ﬁxe engagements pair choice chefs with revered winemakers to create memorable pairings across a multi-course sitting. Crafty culinarians work alongside brilliant sommeliers to create delightful dinners. Contact a participating restaurant to purchase these VIP tickets. A list of restaurants is available on the Wine Auction website.

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WINEMAKER DINNERS Thursday, March 22, 2018

Fine wines. Fine cuisine. Fine homes. The trio melds together when elite vintners and visionary chefs serve momentous meals in grand Atlanta homes. Hospitable homeowners graciously open their doors, and visiting winemakers reach deep into their winery reserves. Satisfy your appreciation for the ﬁner things with these enchanting dinners.

TASTING SEMINARS Friday, March 23, 2018

Quench your thirst for knowledge—and exceptional wines—with these informal forums. Treat your palate to a variety of ﬂavorful wines and savory appetizers. With knowledgeable winemakers on hand, these fun and interactive lessons will give you a fuller understanding and greater appreciation of wine connoisseurship. And, you’ll love the homework!

PARTICIPATING WINEMAKER DINNER CHEFS (AS OF PRESS TIME)

Billy Allin - Cakes & Ale, Bread & Butterﬂy, Proof Bakeshop Matt Basford – Canoe Drew Belline – No. 246, Vice President and Culinary Director for Ford Fry Restaurants David Bies – Ticonderoga Club Vinny Dotolo and Jon Shook – Son of a Gun (Los Angeles, CA) Daniel Doyle – Poogan’s Porch and Poogan’s Smokehouse (Charleston, SC) Kristen Essig and Michael Stoltzfus – Coquette (New Orleans, LA)

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Jonathan Granada – Otium (Los Angeles, CA) Christopher Grossman – Atlas Josh Habiger – Bastion (Nashville, TN) Philippe Haddad - Cape Dutch Linton Hopkins – Restaurant Eugene, C.Ellet’s, Hop’s Chicken, Holeman and Finch Public House, H&F Burger Pano Karatoss - Kyma Josh Keeler – 492 (Charleston, SC) Gerry Klaskala - Aria Nick Leahy – Saltyard Rob McDaniel- SpringHouse (Alexander City, AL) Scott Peacock – Bois D’Arc Farm (Marion, AL) Robert Phalen – One Eared Stag Anna and David Posey – Elske (Chicago, IL) Kevin Rathbun – Rathbun’s, Kevin Rathbun’s Steak, Krog Bar, KR Steak Bar

2018 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONTINUED

Brian Riggenbach – The Mockingbird (Nashville, TN) Steven Satterﬁeld – Miller Union Ryan Smith – Staplehouse Zeb Stevenson – Watershed

PARTICIPATING WINEMAKER DINNER WINEMAKERS (AS OF PRESS TIME)

Au Bon Climat Bergstrom Wines Big Table Farm Blackbird Vineyards Continuum Frank Family Vineyards Gary Farrell Winery Hirsch Vineyards John Anthony Vineyards Kistler Vineyards Left Coast Cellars Lieu Dit Winery LIOCO Wine Company

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Macauley Vineyard Memento Mori Winery Moone Tsai Wines Newton Vineyard Peay Vineyards Realm Cellars Seven Stones Skipstone Tenuta Di Trinoro Tuck Beckstoffer Estate VIK Wines

FRIDAY FÊTE Friday, March 23, 2018

This festive feast takes inspiration from California’s Wine Country. Join us for delicious conversation and spirited wines with storied winemakers, live music, vintners at every table, and delicacies on every plate. Choice chefs will prepare a full-course meal guaranteed to tantalize your taste buds—all of this and an exclusive Silent Auction await you!

VINTNERS’ RECEPTION & LIVE AUCTION Saturday, March 24, 2018

Our celebration of The Art of Collecting culminates with an absolutely fabulous ﬁnale! 1,000 treasured guests. Over 100 venerable vintners. 35 local celebrity chefs. And 250-plus friendly volunteers. Crunch those numbers and it all adds up to a party for the ages. Nosh on nibbles. Sip on succulent wines. And, take part in the truly lively Live Auction supporting the High Museum of Art.

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

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MEET THE COCHAIRS

Left: Sandra Baldwin; Right: Beth Park

SANDRA BALDWIN

BETH PARK

Sandra Baldwin and her husband Dan have been

Beth Park and her husband David have been

avid supporters of the High Museum of Art and the

active participants in the High Museum Atlanta

Wine Auction since they moved to Atlanta from New

Wine Auction since moving to Atlanta in 2006,

York. When they aren’t spending time with their two

with the Wine Auction being their favorite event

grown children and two precious grandchildren, the

to attend each year. Native Canadians with a

Baldwins enjoy traveling the world and collecting

busy family of three teenagers, the Parks love to

ﬁne art and wine. Supporting the High is a natural ﬁt

travel with family and friends to discover new and

for Sandra. She has been very involved in the Atlanta

exciting places. They love to not only drink wine,

non-proﬁt community, chairing many fundraisers and

but also enjoy visiting food and wine destina-

sitting on several boards, including the Atlanta Bal-

tions and experiencing all the world has to offer.

let, JDRF, Meals On Wheels Atlanta, New Leash On

In addition to Beth’s love for the arts, she is very

Life and more. Sandra looks forward to celebrating

active supporting important Atlanta institutions

the very best of wine, art and food at the 2018 High

for health and education, such as Children’s

Museum Atlanta Wine Auction in March.

Healthcare of Atlanta, Girl Talk, Skyland Trail and UNICEF.

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HIGH MUSEUM HIGHLIGHTS

JORIS LAARMAN LAB: DESIGN IN THE DIGITAL AGE Feb. 18-May 13, 2018

From furniture generated by algorithms to a “living” lampshade made of genetically modified cells, the work of pioneering Dutch designer Joris Laarman redefines the boundaries between art, science and technology. The High offers an in-depth look at his incredibly innovative career as the exclusive Southeast venue for this exhibition, which features numerous designs from the Museum’s collection. The exhibition is the first museum survey to comprehensively explore Laarman’s creative prowess and curiosity through a range of works dating from 2004 to the present that blend emerging technologies with skilled craftsmanship. Furniture designs, applied projects and experiments from every phase of his career are presented alongside related videos, sketches and renderings that illustrate the Joris Laarman Lab’s production processes.

PHOTO CREDITS | Joris Laarman Lab: Design in the Digital Age: Joris Laarman (Dutch, born 1979), Joris Laarman Lab (Dutch, established 2004), Makerchairs, 2014. Photo: Joris Laarman Lab. Outliers and American Vanguard Art: Mary Lee Bendolph (American, born 1935), Blocks and Strips, 2005, corduroy, museum purchase and gift of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation from the William S. Arnett Collection, 2017.33.

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OUTLIERS AND AMERICAN VANGUARD ART June 24–Sept. 30, 2018

Bringing together more than 250 works by more than 80 trained and untrained artists, this exhibition examines the shifting identity of American self-taught artists and offers an unprecedented overview of their profound impact on the evolution of modern and contemporary art over the past century. Outliers reveals how artists on the margins of inclusion and galvanized the mainstream art world to embrace difference and diversity across race, region, class, age, and gender. Featured artists range from lesser-known painters to contemporary art stars and include Bill Traylor, Jacob Lawrence, Mary Lee Bendolph, Sister Gertrude Morgan, Cindy Sherman, Lonnie Holley, Howard Finster and Kara Walker, among many others.

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SPECIAL PROGRAMS AT THE HIGH MUSEUM OF ART

SECOND SUNDAYS 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. Spring activities will include an April Fool’s celebration of family fun and a musical May exploring the parallels between art and music.

CAN’T JOIN US? If you are unable to attend the auction but would like to bid on a few of our exciting lots, you can view the auction catalog online at highmuseumwine.org.

FRIDAY JAZZ Every third Friday of the month, 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 pianist Emmanuel Smith and drummer Che Marshall.

FIRST FRIDAYS

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

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?

bidding during the Live Auction. Contact the Wine Auction ofﬁce at carole.ashworth@high.org or (404) 733-4543 for more information.

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

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THE WINE AUCTION PADDLE RAISE IS BIGGER THAN EVER Celebrating the 13th anniversary of the Taylor Stuckey Paddle Raise MORE THAN

$1,485,000 The amount the Paddle Raise has contributed to ART ACCESS PROGRAMS at the High since 2006

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THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS WE'VE HELPED WITH THE PADDLE RAISE SINCE 2006

Free admission to the High Museum Free transportation Free teacher resources and materials for the classroom Welcome Back coupon for each student, inviting them to bring their parents to the High “This opportunity has tremendous impact for children who would otherwise not have access to the rich cultural experiences the High offers.”

A museum experience can inspire a lifelong love of the arts. Help us ignite that spark!

—Fulton County Educator

“My daughter told me in great detail about every painting she saw and remarked, ‘I now know how to infer meanings in paintings!’ The High opened a door in her mind and heart for art!” —Atlanta Public School Parent

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RENEWAL JONATHAN SAVAGE transforms one family’s ’80s abode into a retreat as timeless as it is cosmopolitan Written by KATE ABNEY Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Floral Design by JANE SLOAN

Layered Luxe An outdated Nashville residence saw a dramatic architectural and interior transformation at the hands of local designer Jonathan Savage, who sourced a majority of the fabrics and furnishings in Atlanta. “I was inspired by a French salon,” Savage says of the light-ﬁlled family room, which features a GP & J Baker ﬂoral fabric on tight-back arm chairs; a coffee table repurposed from a gate procured from a property in Rue de Lille, Paris; and linen window treatments adorned with a hand-painted border by Coleman & Taylor Textiles. One of Savage’s most dramatic moves was to replace the original transom-topped windows with fully operable French doors built by Vintage Millworks.

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Making an Entrance Savage is based in Music City but designs homes internationally, from Miami to California, London to New York City. One of his more recent claims to fame was designing the stairwell at the 2017 Kips Bay Decorator Show House, where his custom plaster-on-canvas wall covering paid tribute to Tennessee ﬂora and fauna. opposite The designer’s approach to this home’s entryway was equally as impressive, with a freshly raised front door, custom windows and Marie Antoinette parquet-patterned ﬂoors inlaid in white oak and walnut by Vintage Millworks. “I knew I wanted something striking that would make an impact as you entered the home,” says Savage, who also added an elegant new stair rail and spindles. The whimsical wallpaper is Acanthus Stripe in shadow, a pattern by Celerie Kemble for Schumacher, and the planter is vintage from Travis & Company.

THERE’S SOMETHING DEEPLY SOUTHERN yet simultaneously cosmopolitan about designer Jonathan Savage, a Tennessee native and Kips Bay Decorator Show House alum whose star is quickly rising in the international design arena. Savage’s know-how was suited perfectly to a pair of Nashvillians who are well known in the local business sector and who naturally had high hopes for his approach to their aging residence—starting with the overhaul of its outdated kitchen. “Built in the 1980s, it needed an update in the worst kind of way,” the designer says. A prolific cook, the lady of the house wanted a cooking space that was as functional as it was beautiful.

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Savage delivered all that and more, with diamond-patterned wire-mesh cabinet fronts constructed in England, Calacatta Borghini marble countertops and Venetian plaster walls stamped for a relief-sculpture effect. “Once we tackled the kitchen, it became inevitable that we’d work on the rest of the house,” recalls Savage, who handled both the architecture and interior design. “We wanted it to be sort of transitional: clean, simple, but keeping the tradition of the house relevant.” From there, he focused his efforts foremost on the rooms that sprung out from the

Stately & Striking The handsome library is paneled in the same quarter-sawn white oak used for the Marie Antoinette-patterned ﬂoors. A Holland & Sherry silk velvet graces the Hickory Chair Marler sofa. The fabric used for the Roman shades and arm chair is a Bennison ﬂoral, available through Ainsworth-Noah, and the onyx hanging pendant is by Vaughan Designs, also through Ainsworth-Noah. “Most of the art is by Southern, if not Tennessee, artists, which is a nice touch throughout,” says Savage. His custom sconce design by Ironware International, available at Paul + in Atlanta, hangs in the hallway. 91

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Details, Details The kitchen was the starting point cooking space, which serves as both the physical and energetic center of the home: a formal living room with lacquered walls and burl wood accents, a family room full of soft fabrics, a breezy back porch, a convenient laundry, and, of course, a dining room bedecked in Murano glass and diamond-patterned wallpaper—undoubtedly the most dramatic update of all. “We used the highest of quality throughout . . . all custom millwork, beautiful doors, E.R. Butler hardware, inlaid floors,” Savage says, referring to the Marie Antoinette pattern in walnut and white oak. A quarter turn to the right, a stately library that serves as

for the project and, by the end, also its piece de resistance. Massive slabs of Calacatta Borghini white marble make an impact on the island and backsplash wall, while custom cabinetry—including an elegant vent hood—by Vickie Edwards of Kitchen & Bath Images brings exquisite craftsmanship to the ceiling. Savage selected accent pieces, such as the vintage ceramic pineapple centerpieces, with impact in mind. The mesh cabinet fronts were custom made in England, the woven-leather counter stools are Powell & Bonnell from R Hughes and the Roman shade fabric is Carleton V Ltd.’s Chateau in Gesso. “The kitchen window opens onto the back porch, so you can serve drinks from the kitchen sink,” says Savage.

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“WE WANTED TO KEEP IT TRANSITIONAL: CLEAN AND SIMPLE, BUT KEEPING THE TRADITION OF THE HOUSE RELEVANT.” — JONATHAN SAVAGE

Blue Heaven The breakfast area, which leads directly to the breezy back porch and blends imperceptibly into the spacious den, expresses continuity via the same ﬂoor-grazing linen draperies. Almost everything in the house was customized according to Savage’s boundless creativity, and the breakfast table, a Hickory Chair piece cleverly updated with bright blue details, is no exception. The dining chairs are a durable outdoor design by Janus et Cie, and the atmospheric pastel print is by Kathleen Holder.

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The dining room received a dramatic, modern-day update with the addition of several conversation-sparking elements—most notably Carleton V Ltd.’s Deco Fret wallpaper that continues the diamond pattern seen in the adjacent kitchen’s cabinet door fronts. “I think it made the space feel cozy, kind of like a New York City pied-à-terre dining room, which is fun to see in Nashville,” says Savage, who also used a Carleton V Ltd. fabric on the dining chair backs. The chandelier is made from “Murano glass in the perfect color,” the designer adds. “It kept that traditional but clean concept going, and it’s not overpowering.” The dark-stained demilune tables are from Northgate Gallery Antiques in Brentwood, Tennessee, the artwork over the ﬁreplace is by EMYO, available through Gregg Irby Gallery in Atlanta, and the tonal rug is by Patterson Flynn Martin.

the frequent site of business meetings is paneled in the same rich wood. Though the homeowners did not give Savage carte blanche in the literal sense, “I feel like we didn’t skimp; everything was done for a reason, and we stuck to our concept,” explains the designer, who sourced most of the home’s luxurious furnishings and fabrics at ADAC in Atlanta. “Every room in the house has its own identity with color, but subtly,” says Savage, who also brought in a plethora of animal prints. Even a forlorn space over the garage became a chic and fun game room under Savage’s direction. “These clients could have moved anywhere if they wished,” Savage says. “So when they decided to stay put, we had just one responsibility: Make it the best it could be.” See Resources, Back of Book. 97

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Sitting Pretty The formal living room gleans its sense of gravitas from lacquered walls and burled wood furnishings. A Hickory Chair Cloverleaf ottoman is covered in a raw silk fabric from Larsen through Cowtan & Tout. The wood-framed armchairs are ďŹ nds from a ďŹ&#x201A;ea market in Paris, and the equestrianinspired chandelier is Ralph Lauren Home through Circa Lighting. The Hickory Chair Malbec sofa is upholstered in a Carleton V Ltd. faux bois chenille.

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Game On! A formerly lackluster space above the garage has become a stylish bonus room perfect for family-friendly pastimes like billiards, chess and darts. The collection of musical instruments along the left wall is a nod to one of the husbandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most proliďŹ c hobbies, while a custom walnut kitchenette to the right provides all the conveniences the girls need when entertaining friends. The ceiling pendant above the pool table is by Urban Electric Co., the window treatments are a Zimmer + Rohde stripe through Ainsworth-Noah, the chairs surrounding the card table are Laurent by Suzanne Kasler for Hickory Chair, and tiger-patterned pillows are ScalamandrĂŠ. 101

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Nesting Instinct The master suite features appointments as luxurious as any high-end hotel, which makes retiring here particularly restful. Sidled up to a sleek side table once owned by the venerable Albert Hadley, the bedroomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s streamlined four-poster from Calvin Klein Home is draped with a somewhat pixelated fabric pattern, Fantasque Baskt, from Osborne & Little, available through Ainsworth-Noah, while the sconces at each bedside are by Christian Liaigre, through Jerry Pair, and the chain-patterned carpet is by Stark. The lavatory is swathed in Carrara marble, which provides a high-contrast backdrop for black lacquered Waterfall benches from Ballard Designs. 102

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Suite Dreams A restful guest suite is anchored by a graphic patterned H rug from Tai Ping Carpets that Savage considers one of his favorite finds for the house. The bedding was sourced from Yves Delorme, while the accent pillow was made from a precious Fortuny silk. Savage is smitten with the work of Fabulous Things Ltd. in Atlanta, which fabricated this room’s custom bedside tables, and which are accessorized by chic CL Sterling & Son lamps. In the adjacent bath, Savage customized the Emperador Dark marble, which he applied to countertops, inlaid with Crema Marfil marble for the intricate floors, and inset with a multitude of mirrors for a high-impact vanity sink.

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Across from her younger sister’s sleeping quarters, and featuring the same coordinating leopard-print carpet from Stark, the eldest daughter’s reﬁned bedroom features a Hickory Chair bed upholstered in plush amethyst silk velvet from Romo. It is punctuated by a pair of Suzanne Kasler’s “Lille” X-benches for Hickory Chair to add a touch of glamour. The drapery fabric is from Jean de Merry, available through R Hughes.

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“EVERYTHING WAS DONE FOR A REASON, AND WE STUCK TO OUR CONCEPT.” — JONATHAN SAVAGE

Feminine Flair Every bedroom in the house has an en-suite bathroom, which has turned out to be a welcome luxury for the family’s two teen daughters. Though the former (who claims the sophisticated lavender boudoir) is away at college, the other is a senior in high school and enjoys a splashy turquoise and coral space complete with an original Dorothy Draper Espana chest that Savage picked up on a trip to Palm Beach. The younger daughter’s aqua bathroom wallpaper is a graphic motif by Romo (Clairemont in Petro), while the elder’s pattern is Osborne & Little’s Parure, rendered in ivory and pale purple.

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A brick feature wall in the living room offers a creative alternative to conventional stone ďŹ replaces often found in mountain homes. Its ruggedness is offset by delicate elements, such as the custom skirt detail on the chairs from Wesley Hall.

Atlanta architect D. STANLEY DIXON and interior designer HEATHER DEWBERRY fashion a singular retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina Written by SEJAL BHIMA Produced by ELEANOR ROPER Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL

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WHILE MANY TURN TO THE LIKES of Pinterest and Houzz for interior inspiration when building a new home in this day and age, Ross and Sally Singletary opted for a more instinctive approach when it came to the design of their mountain retreat in Cashiers, North Carolina. They handed over creative license to architect D. Stanley Dixon and interior designer Heather Dewberry; the pair also oversaw the design of the couple’s other homes in Atlanta and Jacksonville. “Once you’ve worked with a client that many times, there’s an immediate trust,” says Dixon. “It really gives you the freedom to be creative. There’s no second-guessing, just letting you do your job and do it well.” The Singletarys’ main directive? To show them something they hadn’t seen before.

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Creating an inviting atmosphere was top of mind for Dixon when designing the entryway, opposite. He achieved it with interior windows made to look antique. They peer into the sunken living room, above, which was also designed to emulate the coziness of an older residence. Interior designer Heather Dewberry fashioned a unique mix of the traditional and the whimsical with striking results.

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Pop of Pretty A tone-on-tone coloration in the kitchen keeps things light and fresh. The chairs from Charles Stewart are upholstered in a Duralee fabric, and the light ﬁxture by Currey & Company also received a custom ﬁnish. opposite This cheerful dining nook directly off the kitchen was inspired by the homeowners’ favorite booth at an Atlanta restaurant. The artwork is by Joe Camoosa.

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As soon as you step inside this newly built home, it becomes apparent that Dixon and Dewberry did not fail to deliver something extraordinary. Visitors are greeted with a gallery-like foyer that features a pair of paned interior windows that offer views into the sunken living room, effectively setting the tone for the home’s unique charms. Underfoot, a graphic and vivid blue David Hicks–inspired rug—smartly juxtaposed against warm-white shiplap walls—also hints that this is no ordinary mountain getaway. The mix of traditional and whimsical is a common thread throughout the home, where bold, saturated colors and vibrant wallpapers hold court next to classic lines and silhouettes. “We wanted people to be surprised when they walked through the front door,” says Dewberry. “While the Singletarys have a lot of their own personality and flair, they were willing to take exciting design risks and were very open to more striking combinations.” Case in point: A downstairs vestibule plays up Sally’s love of chinoiserie with a dragon-patterned wallpaper. Rather than simply paint the adjoining walls a complementary color, Dewberry selected a modern wallpaper that not only adds balance but further ups the intrigue. Daring design decisions weren’t reserved for the home’s smallest spaces; the library and even the bedrooms are wrapped in eye-catching color schemes and patterns.

Bold & Balanced With the home essentially built for hosting, Dixon gave special consideration to the ﬂow of rooms. “There’s a great visual link from the kitchen all the way to the living room ﬁreplace,” he says. “While it feels connected, there’s still a little formality and separation between spaces, so that it doesn’t feel like the kitchen sink is right on top of you when entertaining.” In the combination living/ dining room, rustic pecky cypress walls are tempered with contemporary artwork by Elizabeth Barber.

Serene Retreat For quieter moments, the homeowners can retreat to the richly layered library. While smaller in scale than the home’s other rooms, it’s not short on personality or comfort. A custom emeraldgreen lacquer on the walls and a faux antelope carpet make for a stunning combination without detracting from the room’s greatest feature: the mountain views.

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While the home is a testament to creativity, it’s foremost a welcoming retreat where the couple regularly hosts family and friends. One favorite gathering spot is the sunny dining nook where guests can pile into the curved banquette that mimics in size and scale the couple’s favorite booth at a beloved restaurant in Atlanta. “We actually went to the restaurant and took precise dimensions of that booth and its relationship to the table,” recalls Dixon. “It’s a spot that’s held many fond memories for them and their family, and we wanted to re-create that here.” Covered in a fresh yellow leather, the nostalgic nook faces a floor-to-ceiling steel window with stunning mountain views. “It’s very fun to design for Sally and Ross, as they appreciate detail and originality,” says Dewberry. “They added so much of their art and family antiques to the mix once we provided the colorful backdrop. They trusted that it was going to be great and going to be different.” Mission certainly accomplished. See Resources, Back of Book. 113

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Masterful Mix

The master bedroom’s bold color scheme was inspired by the ﬂoral pillow on the bed. “Many clients wouldn’t use two vibrant colors together, as we did in here,” says Dewberry. The bedskirt features the homeowners’ favorite China Seas fabric, while the window treatments are punctuated with a fretwork trim by Samuel & Sons through Ainsworth-Noah.

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“WE WANTED PEOPLE TO BE SURPRISED WHEN THEY WALKED THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR.” —HEATHER DEWBERRY

Color Play above Dewberry devised a fresh navy and lavender palette for the guest bedroom. The glazed-linen drapery features a damask pattern by Bailey & Griffin, and the bedding is by Jane Wilner. right In the nearby guest bath, a graphic Jim Thompson wallcovering adds major impact while birch-bark mirrors and a vintage rattan chair keep the space from feeling too modern. left Thibaut’s Imperial Dragon and Madeira Chain wallpapers create interest in this tiny, windowless vestibule.

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Natural Appeal Thoughtful touches such as the branch railing make spaces like the rear porch a stand-out. Dixon also designed a handsome pair of shutters from shiplap boards and iron strap hinges to conceal an outdoor television. Swivel chairs from Lane Venture, along with a bold rug from Myers Carpet, provide all the comforts of an indoor room.

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Tudor with a TWIST When designer NIKI PAPADOPOULOS embarked on a fresh redesign in Garden Hills, she peppered the renovated cottage with lively patterns, eclectic artwork and happy hues Written by JEANNE LYONS DAVIS Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL

Dressed in Blue The royal blue La Cornue range is the centerpiece of the renovated, open-concept kitchen. “Since the range has brass and chrome details, I designed the hood to reﬂect that same detailing, which can also be found in the custom two-toned hardware from Matthew Quinn and the light ﬁxtures from Urban Electric,” says Papadopoulos. 119

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With a Twist Formal furnishings strike a vivacious note in the dining room, where green-and-blue silk drapes by Jim Thompson and the homeowner’s collection of antiques mix seamlessly with the contemporary polar bear print.

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WHEN DESIGNER NIKI PAPADOPOULOS of Mark Williams Design Associates began planning a client’s interior renovation in 2016, she was thrilled that when it came to color, pattern and texture, the homeowner’s reaction was, “Yes, yes and yes!” Nestled in Buckhead’s Garden Hills neighborhood, the outwardly classic Tudor boasts myriad colorful surprises inside. While the historic character of the charming 1936 cottage remains intact throughout the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath abode, Papadopoulos added a layer of contemporary details—such as her client’s modern art collection, bold textiles, and a striking blueand-green palette—to the home’s heritage.

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Relaxed & Reﬁned Papadopoulos hesitates to use the term “formal” to describe the living room. While it’s more traditional than the family room, she mixed modern furniture, like the Platner cocktail table and bright-green swan chairs, with antique chests and traditional Jim Thompson silk draperies to keep the space reﬁned yet approachable.

“I love that when you pull up to the house, it looks like a traditional Tudor bungalow,” she says. “But upon entry, it’s such a lovely surprise thanks to spaces that are open and bright with a riot of colors.” The 2,800-square-foot home has undergone extensive renovations over the past few years, and its current face-lift doesn’t shy away from bold hues or statement pieces. In the renovated kitchen, which was originally U-shaped with one tiny window, a dramatic royal blue La Cornue range holds court among the chevron-patterned, multitoned marble backsplash and waterfall island in the now open-concept space. “Reorienting the kitchen allowed us to

add a large window that lets in natural light,” says Papadopoulos. “Now it feels like a bright tree house.” Situated off the kitchen is an open family room that doesn’t mind going to the dogs. With three French bulldogs underfoot, the custom sectional by Bjork Studio needed to be chic yet durable. Papadopoulos selected a high-performance outdoor fabric from Holly Hunt’s Great Outdoors collection that is hardworking yet soft and cozy. The playful nature of the space continues with eye-catching bird artwork by Southern artist Jason Horton, which picks up the hues woven throughout the home. Silk green-and-blue-patterned Jim Thompson drapes tie the 121

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Playful Pattern Bright-green lattice wallpaper by Carleton V Ltd., paired with a navy Phillip Jeffries grass cloth ceiling, brings playful drama to the master bedroom. A large-scale parakeet on canvas by Southern artist Jason Horton adds an eclectic touch to the nest.

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Indulgent Escape “We ditched the giant ’80s garden tub in favor of a Japanese soaking tub so she could have a soak but still have ample room for steam shower,” says Papadopoulos, who wanted the master bathroom to feel like a personal spa. To complete the serene space, dramatic mica wallcoverings by Maya Romanoff were installed on the ceiling.

living and dining rooms together. Coordinating bright-green upholstered antique and swan chairs, as well as the dining room’s striking polar bear art, sourced from a museum in London, adds a youthful touch to the gracious spaces. However, the green and blue teamwork is most notable in the master bedroom— the grande dame of the home. Proposing the lattice wallpaper by Carleton V Ltd. from Ainsworth-Noah was originally a wild-card option Papadopoulos pitched to her client. But once again, she was thrilled by the homeowner’s enthusiasm for such a bold choice. “Carrying the navy-and-green vibe throughout the house gave us an opportunity to incorporate the navy grass cloth on the ceiling. We really kept with that color palette through a variety of shades and textures,” she says. “The homeowner wanted some serious pattern on the walls, and I knew this lattice print would put a smile on her face every morning.” See Resources, Back of Book 123

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Subtle Chic The masculine dressing/sitting room off the master suite also serves as storage for photography equipment and an additional guest room. Neutral furnishings and gray Phillip Jeffries grass cloth on the walls allow the multifaceted space to evolve as needs changed.

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“UPON ENTRY, IT’S SUCH A LOVELY SURPRISE THANKS TO SPACES THAT ARE OPEN AND BRIGHT WITH A RIOT OF COLORS.” –Niki Papadopoulos

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SCOTTISH SPLENDOR From the Highlands to the Hebrides

Written by ANN N. YUNGMEYER

COTLAND BECKONS WITH MEDIEVAL CASTLES, worldfamous whisky and golf. Equally alluring are the colorful traditions of bagpipes, tartans and tweeds. But the best-kept secret is in discovering Scotland’s tranquil beauty—from misty lochs and hidden glens to craggy coast and unspoiled beaches—thought to be crowded if anyone else is in sight. A bit of serenity, as well as all things Scottish, can be found at many idyllic retreats. We spotlight five unique hideaways where “muddy boots and wellies are welcome,” and golf is never far away.

ALLADALE WILDERNESS RESERVE AND LODGE In the heart of the Highlands, the exclusive-use lodge and cottages appeal to small groups or couples looking for an “off-the-grid” experience. A house chef features creative local cuisine, and activities include 4x4 outback excursions, clay pigeon shooting and stalking (hunting) overpopulated deer. The 23,000-acre reserve focuses on reforesting and restoring the land to a more ecological state. INVER LODGE & CHEZ ROUX On the wild northwest coast, Inver

top Balcony view, Kinross House garden. above The ﬂuffy Highland cow at Alladale Reserve.

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Lodge offers splendid sunset and moonrise views. An entrance marked “Anglers and Walkers” alludes to the area’s popularity for salmon and trout fishing and wilderness treks. Its award-winning restaurant, Chez Roux, features Scottish cuisine “with a French twist” by legendary chef Albert Roux.

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KINROSS HOUSE ESTATE You’ll live a bit of history in this stately Scottish mansion, built in 1685, on the banks of Loch Leven, not far from Edinburgh. Exquisitely restored as an exclusive-use property, the grand estate includes a spa, spectacular gardens and a private island with the ruins of the castle where Mary, Queen of Scots, was imprisoned in 1567.

LEWS CASTLE The Gothic Revival–style castle on Isle of Lewis has been newly renovated into luxurious self-catering suites recently opened by Natural Retreats. Island attractions include a heritage museum at the castle, stunning beaches and the megalithic Callanish Stones. The adjacent Isle of Harris is the place to go for famous Harris Tweed, handwoven by islanders of the Outer Hebrides.

THE TORRIDON Surrounded by dramatic mountains and a sea loch, this former hunting lodge offers activities from guided walks, biking and kayaking to watching the resident Highland cows. Fieldto-fork cuisine from the kitchen garden is a highlight, as is Torridon whisky bar, boasting 365 malt whiskies and more than 100 gins. Don’t skip the breakfast porridge, served with fresh cream and a wee dram of sherry-cask Scotch.

clockwise from above A guest bedroom in the historic Kinross House Estate. Megalithic stones on the Isle of Lewis. The newly renovated, gothic revival-style castle on Isle of Lewis.

GRAND ESCAPE The go-to source for visitor and lodging information, Luxury Scotland represents more than 30 of the ﬁnest accommodations, from golf and spa resorts to urban boutique hotels. Edinburgh’s new ﬂoating hotel, Fingal, a former lighthouse tender ship, joins the group in 2018. Distinguished partners include Little’s Chauffeur Drive and The Royal Yacht Britannia. luxuryscotland.co.uk

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South Carolina’s coastal treasure, Kiawah Island, is a haven of unspoiled natural beauty and luxurious living Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN

from top Kiawah Island’s Lowcountry landscape is conducive to outdoor recreation, including ﬁshing along its creeks and marshes. Guests of Kiawah enjoy access to 10 miles of beaches featuring packed sand ideal for walks or bike rides.

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T’S HARD NOT TO FALL IN LOVE with South Carolina’s Lowcountry, a region characterized by ancient live oak trees, glistening marshes, wide beaches and crashing ocean surf. This romance is perhaps most alluring on Kiawah Island, which is sited just 21 miles from the city of Charleston. The 10,000-acre gated community is accessible only to property owners and their guests, island employees, resort guests, vacation guests and commercial customers. Visitors enjoy 10 miles of pristine beaches and over 30 miles of paved trails, as well as a private club seven elite golf courses, including two of the top 100 residential courses in the U.S. and a renowned golf course that has hosted the Ryder Cup and the PGA Championship, which it will host again in 2021. Vacationers looking for private quarters may rent out homes or villas, while those looking for amenities and dining options at arm’s reach can stay in the island’s luxury hotel, The Sanctuary. While seasonal visitors make up plenty of the island’s population, many of Kiawah’s inhabitants are part- and full-time homeowners. Kiawah property owners have the exclusive option to join the Kiawah Island Club, a private membership club that offers access to select amenities and venues, including the Sasanqua Spa (don’t

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miss the 90-minute massage), a 9,000-square-foot sports pavilion, a state-of-the-art fitness center and premier restaurants. Though it’s home to jaw-dropping luxury homes and amenities, Kiawah’s landscape feels almost undeveloped; in fact, developer Kiawah Partners works alongside the Kiawah Conservancy to uphold the master plan established in 1975, which focuses on balancing the built world of architecture and its natural setting. And there’s certainly no shortage of outdoor activities to enjoy—whether its biking on the beach and island trails, kayaking the salt marshes, embarking on deep-sea fishing excursions, teeing off on one of the island’s golf courses, indulging in luxury spa services or simply soaking it all up beachside. kiawahisland.com clockwise, from above Kiawah is home to premier golf courses overlooking the island’s postcard-worthy scenery. Kayaking tours on the island’s sprawling marshes are among the many options of outdoor adventures. The Cassique Clubhouse is accessible to members of the Kiawah Island Club. Guests enjoy a meal at the dining room at Kiawah Island Club’s The Beach Club.

Club members and their guests have access to two of the top 100 residential courses in the United States. The 7,050yard, links-style CASSIQUE GOLF COURSE is situated where the Kiawah River meets the Atlantic Ocean. Eight holes of the 7,039-yard RIVER COURSE extend along the rambling Kiawah River and Bass Pond. A Golf Learning Center offers a digital practice range that measures improvement and progress.

Dining Destinations Members can enjoy ﬁne dining at VOYSEY’S, a private restaurant and club

located inside the Cassique Clubhouse and helmed by executive chef Doug Blair and consulting chef Tom Colicchio. For beachside dining, club members can order specialty cocktails and lunch at the oceanfront BEACH CLUB or MARSH HOUSE, which sits on Kiawah’s eastern tip and provides stunning marsh views.

Serene Retreat At SASANQUA SPA, guests enjoy holistic-based treatments and spa packages designed speciﬁcally for Kiawah Island Club members. Overlooking the Kiawah River, Sasanqua includes seven treatment rooms situated over the marsh, an in-house chiropractor and a full-service salon. kiawahislandclub.com 131

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A SENSE OF PLACE As an extension of its local history, Quebec City’s Auberge Saint-Antoine is the nonpareil of true luxurious style Written by GINA CHRISTMAN

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UEBEC IS A CITY OF STARK BUT SEAMless contrasts; chic, modern shops and restaurants are tucked into centuries-old fortification walls. Sinuous cobblestone streets and footpaths lead to cutting-edge galleries d’art and architectural wonders. It is home to natural wonders, too, like the St. Lawrence River, which figured prominently in the area’s history. The river served early settlers as the main route for commerce, primarily the fur trade, and was considered one of the most important ports in North America. Perched alongside the river is the picturesque Historic District of Old Quebec, or Old Port, which was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985. The fortified colonial city enchants with its old-world character and charm—a storybook setting indeed. As history goes, two successful French fur traders were among the first to build in the Old Port in 1687 on what is now the site of Auberge Saint-Antoine, an award-winning boutique hotel and member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux association. The hotel displays more than 700 artefacts from the French and British colonial regimes, all unearthed during several years of archeological excavation on the site. The family-owned Auberge Saint-Antoine sits

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like a crown jewel on Rue Saint-Antoine, the tiny street connecting the St. Lawrence riverfront and the très chic shopping street, Rue Saint-Pierre. The hotel consists of only 95 very individualized rooms and suites, created from three historic buildings dating as far back as the late 17th century. Each room’s decor is different and impeccably designed—from the British merchant period in the Maison Hunt building to contemporary-cozy in the main wing—with absolutely no creature comfort overlooked. Such indulgences as Frette linens, Bose sound systems (with an assortment of CDs), Nespresso coffee centers, and grand, lavish bathrooms with heated tile floors, no-fog mirrors and washlet bidet toilet seats are standard here. As a wow-inspiring touch, a tiny artifact is framed outside the door of each guestroom, with a “partner” piece (a shard from the same plate, handle from a matching teacup, for example) embedded in that room’s night table, and a little card explaining the piece’s historical significance. The hotel’s Chez Muffy, named in honor of Auberge Saint-Antoine’s owner and matriarch Martha “Muffy” Bate Price, is a rich, warm restaurant housed in a preserved 19th-century warehouse complete with stone walls and massive roughhewn wood beams. Menu items such as Oxtail Pot au Feu, Striped Bass with Wild Rice and Leg of Venison showcase local ingredients, many sourced from the hotel’s farm on Ile d’Orleans in the St. Lawrence River, and feature chef Julien Ouellet’s deft hand with classic French and modern Canadian cuisine. Chez Muffy’s carefully curated wine list—with more than 700 different wines from 14 countries— is a treat to navigate with the help of the restaurant’s sommelier team. In order to taste rare and expensive wines without springing for an entire bottle, guests can choose from offerings on the “Disponible au Coravin” list, where the Coravin

top A typical guest chambre, complete with uber-luxurious features and amenities like Bose stereo systems, Frette linens, and goose down pillows and duvets. middle row, left to right A few of the more than 700 artifacts covering four centuries of Quebec’s history that were unearthed during the site’s excavation and now are displayed throughout the hotel. below A typical chambre salle de bain featuring every bells-and-whistles amenity imaginable, including huge soaking tubs and no-fog mirrors.

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needle measures out precise 3- or 5-ounce pours. The Coravin allows the cork to reseal itself so what’s left in the bottle is preserved. The aptly-named Café-Bar Artefact sits adjacent to the lobby, and is a cheerful spot to enjoy a handcrafted Kir a l’Erable—cava, crème de cassis and a little maple syrup—to a simple Vin Blanc. Belly up to the bar or choose to lounge in one of Artefact’s comfy seating areas, including two small alcoves, each with cozy chairs and a fireplace, for an even more intimate cocktail time. For guests’ wellness, the hotel offers spa treatments at The Health Club, and a world-class massage therapy program at L’Attitude. LeGYM is the on-site fitness facility, complete with a yoga studio and Finnish saunas, and is available to guests 24 hours a day. There are many sights and sites in Quebec City not to miss. Just next door to Auberge SaintAntoine is the Moshe Safdie-designed Museum of Civilization which bridges the past and future with its modern design and fascinating exhibits. Historic centers like the Citadelle or the Plains of Abraham and the magic of the oldest neighborhood in North America, Place Royale/Petit-Champlain District are where the region’s rich history really comes to life. But come here for something classically Québécois—the food. It is very recent that chefs here set their focus on local ingredients, and it is an immense source of pride. Step into Louise, a clubby tavern/bistro on one side and a chic wine bar on the other, for traditional beef tartare or rabbit and pork terrine. Ciel! (Sky) downtown is the only revolving restaurant in the city and is the best way to get a 360-degree aerial view of Quebec. The food here is as exceptional as the view. A block from Auberge Saint-Antoine is Hotel Le Priori where celebrity chef Christian Lemelin presides over Restaurant Toast. His nightly tasting menu with wine pairings is a gastronomical adventure in deliciousness. An absolute must. Everything is mere steps away from Auberge Saint-Antoine so you can take in the Port City on foot, just like the Québécois. saint-antoine.com 134

top A modern take on the classic French cassoulet, as concieved by Chez Muffy executive chef Julien Ouellet, who joined Auberge Saint-Antoine in 2013. below LeGYM, open 24 hours a day for guests, features high-level ﬁtness equipment, but also a yoga studio and a steam room. To pass the time quickly, there is a wall of windows for watching shoppers on the fashionable Rue Saint-Pierre.

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top left At Chez Muffy, the sommelier measures out a tasting pour using the Coravin, a tool that replaces the poured wine with inert argon gas, then allows the cork to reseal itself. As a result, the remaining wine in the bottle is freshly preserved. top right Savory starters at Chez Muffy highlight seasonal ingredients, such as this carmelized cippolini onion tart. below The cozy ambience at Chez Muffy takes its inspiration from the natural stone and wood beams in the Auberge Saint-Antoineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s riverfront warehouse that dates back to 1822. The farmhouse-inspired restaurant is open for breakfast (featuring a lavish buffet), lunch and dinner.

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RESTFUL & REFINED

Recharge seaside at Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, a sanctuary of oceanfront living and top-notch accommodations Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN

from top Oceanfront views at the exclusive Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts, which rings in its 90th anniversary this year. Enjoy breakfast in bed thanks to leisurely luxe room service at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and The Lodge & Club.

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ONTE VEDRA BEACH, FLORIDA, quite literally has the ocean at its doorstep. The exclusive residential community is sited along the Atlantic coast, just 22 miles southeast of Jacksonville and an approximately 40-minute car ride from the Jacksonville International Airport. For visitors in search of a seaside Floridian escape with top-notch conveniences, Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts offers two oceanfront properties: the AAA Five Diamond Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and the AAA Four Diamond Lodge & Club. And while each property offers its own distinct experience, Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts offers reciprocal access, so guests at one property can enjoy the amenities of the other. The historic Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, which rings in its 90th anniversary this year, comprises 249 guest rooms in 10 low-rise buildings that sprawl along the coast; open your patio door and the sand will be only steps away. Dining options are plenty, but for dinner donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss the signature Seahorse Grille, where floor-toceiling windows offer sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. Located just 1.5 miles (a quick golf-cart or car ride) away, The Lodge & Club offers equally showstopping views, with 66 rooms and suites. The property includes The Sea View Grille, which offers

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panoramic views, a fire pit on the oceanfront lawn, and banquet and meeting facilities. Whichever accommodations you choose, recreational activities are abundant and in close proximity. Enjoy an afternoon of oceanfront golf or play tennis at The Racquet Club. In celebration of The Inn & Club’s 90th anniversary, the resort is also offering themed dinners, balls and special events throughout 2018, in addition to a diamond aruvedya facial and 1920s-inspired cocktails. Get the royal treatment with a 90year Anniversary Grand Celebration Package, which is priced at $90,000 and includes a private helicopter tour, a three-night stay in the penthouse suite, a personalized spa experience and private dinners, among a slew of other exclusive experiences. If it’s relaxation you’re after, soak in the sun on the beach or at one of the six onsite pools—four at The Inn and two at The Lodge. Or visit The Inn’s 30,000-squarefoot, award-winning spa and choose from more than 100 treatments. Between the two top-notch luxury resorts, options here are generous, and you may find yourself returning each season for a fresh experience or two. pontevedra.com

clockwise, from left With its temperate climate, Ponte Vedra serves as a year-round destination. Biking, surﬁng and kayaking are just a few of the activities offered by Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts. The 3,000-square-foot Spa at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. Guests may enjoy waterfront golf at two on-site golf courses.

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MIAMI MOD

Contemporary style meets European ease at The Julia, a boutique hotel in the heart of Miami’s South Beach Written by LINDSEY WOHLFROM

from top The Julia’s front patio encourages guests to kick back and enjoy the SoFi neighborhood. The Wynwood arts district is an eclectic mix of art galleries, artisanal eateries, bars, boutiques and antique shops. The urban district is best known for its open-air street art—one of the largest installations in the world.

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ITH ITS WHITE SANDY BEACHES, bustling nightlife and picturesque Art Deco architecture, it’s no surprise Miami’s South Beach attracts visitors from around the world. Travelers looking for a spot to enjoy the beach, shopping, nightlife and a little R&R should look no further than The Julia, an adults-only boutique hotel in the trendy South of Fifth (SoFi) neighborhood. The recently modernized hotel, located just steps away from all South Beach has to offer, features Mediterranean Revival architecture and an Art Deco façade from its original build in the 1930s. Seattle-based architect and interior designer Stephen Busto looked to Miami icon Julia Tuttle, the hotel’s namesake, as the inspiration for the interior revitalization. The hotel lobby, decorated to emulate a Victorian solarium, captivates guests upon entry with its eclectic decor, Cuban tile flooring, tall ceilings, modern artwork and portrait gallery. The property also boasts details like a hand-painted pink ombré staircase and five two-story rooms—coined the Ibis rooms—featuring large-scale paper-cut butterfly installations created by Japanese paper artist Yumiko Mizutani. Guests looking for relaxation can escape to the beach for sunrise yoga or soak up some rays with a complimentary beach chair

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COMPLIMENTARY AMENITIES A French-style Continental breakfast stocked with freshly made brioche, croissants, pain au chocolat, fruit, yogurt, coffee and juices Custom beach tote for use during stay Nightly wine and cheese happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m. Reserved chairs on South Beach clockwise from top The Julia boasts 29 guest rooms with solid oak plank ﬂooring and ample modern art. The hotel’s namesake, Julia Tuttle, inspired the eclectic feel of the Victorian-meets-Mediterranean Revival lobby. Traditional Latin cuisine in the Wynwood arts district.

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courtesy of The Julia. The SoFi neighborhood offers endless dining options for foodies, such as Cibo Wine Bar, an authentic Italian restaurant with modern flair; an extensive wine collection artfully displayed for guests on a two-story wine wall; and stunning rooftop views. For a more casual dining experience, Big Pink serves up comfort food in true American diner style (and portions). For those looking to immerse themselves in the city’s culture, the Wynwood arts district offers wall murals created by more than 40 acclaimed mural artists and indoor galleries featuring private collections on view to the public. For a tailored experience, join Miami Culinary Tours for a guided tour of the district, paired with cuisine from Wynwood’s talented chefs. Venture over to the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science at Miami’s waterfront Museum Park to visit the planetarium and aquarium, or spend the day shopping the latest in designer fashion at Brickell City Centre. Back at The Julia, kick off your evening with a complimentary wine and cheese happy hour in the lobby, where the laid-back ambience encourages you to linger. Despite its proximity to nightlife, the hotel sits on a quiet street, creating a private escape for unwinding when the evening comes to an end. With its prime location and artful yet low-key atmosphere, this South Beach retreat encourages guests to enjoy the best of both worlds. thejuliahotel.com

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LIFE

OUT & ABOUT

SUNDAY SUPPER AT SERENBE

The first SUNDAY SUPPER AT SERENBE, benefiting THE GIVING KITCHEN, kicked off on October 15 with seasonal fare from the chefs of the Ford Fry family of restaurants (Beetlecat, King + Duke, JCT Kitchen, Marcel, No. 246, The Optimist, Superica and St. Cecilia). Guests gathered in the Pavilion at Serenbe and enjoyed an autumn afternoon complete with gourmet fare, twinkly lights, live music from the Kristina Murray Band, a bonfire, s’mores and cocktails. PHOTOGRAPHY BY WILLIAM BRAWLEY

Top Jonathan and Pam McDole; Aimee Henderson, Izabella Jones, Kelly Vee, Bleu Walker; John Hanna, Aneikan Ukanna. Middle Jamie Hyder, Amanda Windsor White, Wynn White, Mike Rometo; Guests enjoying the ﬁrst Sunday Supper at Serenbe; Ryan Turner, Shelley Turner, Heather Dewberry-Stoller, Steven Stoller. Bottom Sandra Hummel; chef Connor Slewitzke; PJ George, Kristina Murray.

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Uncork the Fun! A romantic lakeside food & wine festival featuring nationally renowned vintners and distilleries paired with the finest regional chefs and restaurants.

Tickets! on sale NOW!

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March 23-25, 2018

Our Sponsors Include:

At The Ritz-carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee PRESENTING

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2018 FEATURED VINTNER

N AT I O N A L B L A C K A R T S F E S T I VA L’ S

Thursday, March 15, 2018; Neiman Marcus – Atlanta NBAF and Neiman Marcus offers fashion and art lovers an extraordinary cultural experience through its unique partnership. Join us as we honor and recognize a visual artist, emerging talent student fashion designers, fashionistas who make a difference in our community, and enjoy the stunning The Art of Fashion presented by Neiman’s iconic Fashion Director, Ken Downing! Fine Art + Fashion is truly a spectacular evening of fun, fashion and art but its impact extends far beyond the event and evening!

Reservations: jhanenkrat@nbaf.org, 404.372.4572; Submit Online: nbaf.org

(Top) Event Co-Chairs: Lovette Russell, Jack Sawyer and Louise Sams (not pictured). (Bottom) Honorary Chairs: Bill and Cindy Voyles

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L U X U RY H O M E S & E S TAT E S { BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES GEORGIA PROPERTIES }

4340 PAPER MILL ROAD | MARIETTA, GA 30067 Situated on 2.2 manicured acres at the Atlanta Country Club. The classic European elegance of the interior sets the stage for 157 windows with breathtaking views of the lush grounds from every room. Four outdoor verandas overlook the fenced, professionally landscaped and lighted, gated property with a custom designed Pebble Tec® saltwater pool, fountains, waterfalls and ﬁre features! Glennda Baker-LeBlanc; 678.755.3711. $5,500,000.

4875 JETT ROAD | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Custom-built home by Harrison Design and Beacham Builders. Two-acre estate in North Buckhead/Sandy Springs. Ludowici tile roof and mahogany doors/windows. Living spaces open up to the loggia with waterfalls, pool/ spa, outdoor kitchen and ﬁreplace. Daylight terrace has a media room, bar, wine cellar, billiards and gym. Smart home, elevator, unﬁnished guest apartment over 4-car garage. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. $5,650,000.

1800 GARRAUX ROAD NW | ATLANTA, GA 30327

4141 THUNDERBIRD DRIVE | MARIETTA, GA 30067

Completed in December 2017, Harrison Design created a stately English country home on the west side of Buckhead. This residence has a modern feel with 12-foot ceilings and a 2-story foyer. The kitchen, breakfast and family room connect and open to the loggia, outdoor ﬁreplace and kitchen. Master wing with breathtaking views. Energy efficient smart home with elevator on a 2.06 acre ﬂat lot. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. $5,300,000.

Located in the most desirable neighborhoods in East Cobb, this magnificent home was a builder’s home with unbelievable quality throughout. Open floorplan with elegant grand room, master on main, formal library and casual office, four-car garage, enormous bonus room, fully-finished terrace level with media room, hobby room, gym and rec room. Fabulous covered porch overlooking the private pool. Marsha Sell; 404.713.5373. $2,589,000.

241 PINE VALLEY ROAD | MARIETTA, GA 30067

4535 MOUNT PARAN PARKWAY | ATLANTA, GA 30327

Gated estate on the 17th fairway of the prestigious Atlanta Country Club golf course with meticulous landscaping! Unbelievable outdoor area with pool, pool house with ﬁreplace and stone terraces. Master on main, wide open ﬂoor plan with a dream kitchen! Marsha Sell; 404.713.5373. $2,250,000.

Situated on over an acre, this picturesque estate is conveniently located for easy access throughout Atlanta in Buckhead/Sandy Springs. Elegant features and architectural details accentuate the expansive ﬂoor plan. Coffered ceilings, exotic stone and extensive millwork throughout. Gourmet kitchen with custom cabinetry and stainless appliances. 10-foot ceilings on terrace level host media, entertainment bar, billiard and in-law/au pair suite. Glennda Baker LeBlanc; 678.755.3711. $1,900,000.

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43 WOODLAWN DRIVE | MARIETTA, GA 30067 Situated on the gateway to Cobb’s luxury homes, this European estate sits on 1 acre of gated land with manicured Zoysia grass. Walk inside to a 2-story foyer, ﬁreside living room, formal dining room & huge kitchen overlooking breakfast & keeping room. Luxurious master suite with separate vanities. Terrace level with in-law suite, bar & rec space for entertaining. Tom Faust; 404.556.0192 / Annette Davis Team; 678.594.2758. $1,750,000.

155 TROON DRIVE | FAYETTEVILLE, GA 30215 Distinguished European 1.68 acre estate with backyard paradise including gunite pool, craftsman cabana, outdoor ﬁreplace, pool bath, ﬁre pit and breathtaking panoramic golf course and water views! Incredible terrace with amazing granite pub bar, state-of-the-art home theater, billiard/ rec room, gym, wine cellar, sauna and guest suites! Susan Fitzgerald; 770.652.7376. $1,250,000.

NEW CONSTRUCTION EMERSON | 2708 ASTER COURT | MARIETTA, GA 30062 Stunning model home! This captivating home has an open floorplan with wood features, mud room, large pantry and butler’s pantry. Located in Emerson, an enclave of 11 new custom-designed homes nestled in East Cobb in the sought-after Pope High School district. Each home offers three-car garages and elegant finishes throughout. Emerson captures the warmth and tradition of classic neighborhoods, reinventing it in an inspired reflection of the way you want to live. Raimy Ethington, 404.219.5005. $839,900.

NEW CONSTRUCTION WEST MAIN | 99 CANTON STREET | ALPHARETTA, GA 30009 Located in historic downtown Alpharetta within walking distance to shops, restaurants and nightlife, West Main features 23 signature townhomes. West Main is an expression of Alpharetta’s vibrancy with ﬁnely articulated Tudor-style architecture, rooftop terraces with outdoor living, street front outdoor patios, three-car garages, luxury features and elevator-equipped homes. Priced from the mid $700’s. Deborah Cook; 404.217.3729. WestMainTownhomes.com.

1650 LITTLE HENDRICKS MTN ROAD | JASPER, GA 30143 Stunning home in gated community! Elegant yet comfortable with master on main with spa-like bath. Upon entry, view a wall of windows with breathtaking views of Atlanta and Stone Mountain! Spacious chef’s kitchen, custom butler’s pantry next to formal dining room. Terrace level with kitchenette and BRs/office/theater. Two composite decks and covered porch with stone ﬁreplace. Three-car garage with loft area. 24-hour guard gate, golf, swim, tennis, lake & equestrian facilities. Cammy Strickland; 770-871-5827. $719,000.

NEW CONSTRUCTION WESCOTT | 850 WESCOTT AVENUE | SUWANEE, GA 30024 Located in South Forsyth and walking distance from Lambert High School, Wescott offers an excellent location and exquisite homes. This gated community of 61 homesites will have resort-style amenities with an opulent community clubhouse, swimming pool, spa, tennis courts, outdoor ﬁre pit, gazebo, playground and plenty of green spaces. 770-254-5358; PMCommunities.com. Homes priced from the $700,000s.

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L U X U RY H O M E S & E S TAT E S { BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS REAL ESTATE METRO BROKERS }

2329 WEEPING OAK DRIVE | BRASELTON, GA 30517

9 LAKE SHORE DRIVE | NEWNAN, GA 30265

A lovely custom brick and stone home with 7 bedrooms and 6.5 baths featuring an open floor plan, hardwoods throughout and surround sound. The gourmet kitchen opens to a keeping room with wood beams and fireplace. The owner’s retreat is located on the main floor with a walk-in closet. The terrace level offers a media room, mini kitchen/bar, 3 large bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a 3-car garage. Agent Name: Ernesa Ramdeen; Price: $965,000.

This custom lakefront ranch-style home is a must-see! First ﬂoor features a master bedroom with sitting room and a spa tub. The terrace level has a gourmet kitchen with breakfast room and keeping room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a dining room and a family room. The second ﬂoor features a bedroom, full bath and bonus room. Covered porch overlooks the lake! Agent Name: Kay Fulp; Price: $759,916.

1074 GRAYSON PARKWAY | GRAYSON, GA 30017 Beautiful custom-built home overlooking a private lake. The open floor plan features an elegant front entry, formal dining room with judges paneling, office/library with French doors. The master suite is on the main level with a rain shower, heated tile floors and garden tub. Hardwood floors, builtin bookcases, an entertaining space, and a beautiful sunroom overlooking the lake make this home a must-see. Agent Name: Jennifer Rigdon; Price: $799,900.

12250 MAGNOLIA CIRCLE | JOHNS CREEK, GA 30005 Amazing renovated home in a premier swim/tennis club community. The terrace level features several rooms, including the kitchen and laundry room. Home features six large bedrooms with a luxurious master on the main ﬂoor and a keeping room with a stone ﬁreplace. Fall in love with the screened porch, hot tub and deck overlooking a private backyard. Agent Name: Mark Broyles; Price: $795,000.

5347 HARBURY COVE | SUWANEE, GA 30024

871 BO BO BANKS ROAD | GRANTVILLE, GA 30220

Stunning home with an open ﬂoor plan, keeping room and breakfast station for your morning coffee. The double decks overlook a beautiful private treetop view. The terrace level boasts an in-law suite with a full kitchen, a covered front porch that welcomes visitors, and a side entry from the 3-car garage that provides easy access to the home. Agent Name: Bo Krejci; Price: $585,000.

Impressive 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath home with workshop and playground on over 8 acres. Features include a 2-story foyer that opens to the living room, a kitchen with high-end appliances and new countertops and fixtures, and hardwood floors leading to an office area and master suite. Upstairs has two bedrooms and a bonus room, and the terrace level is finished with a full bath and recreational space. Agent Name: Scott Cosby; Price: $500,000.

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

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CELEBRATING THE

GOOD LIFE SINCE 1983

1024 PENINSULA DRIVE | LAGRANGE, GA 30240 HIGHLAND COUNTRY CLUB

INTRODUCING

The Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles app AVAILABLE ON APPLE AND ANDROID DEVICES.

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Welcome to Innisfree Estate on Piney Woods Lake. Stone seawall winds gracefully along 800 feet of shoreline. Gated entry opens to tree-lined drive and lushly landscaped 2.5 acres. This Frank Lloyd Wrightinspired architectural design has Old World ﬂair and sunset lake vistas. An elegant master suite with French doors welcomes you to the pool & pool house. You will ﬁnd 5 bedrooms, 4 full baths in this dreamy year-round residence. This is the perfect property for the weekend, corporate or celebrity getaway! Price available upon request.

LISTING AGENT

Nancy Kustermann, Harry Norman, REALTORS® Cell: (706) 957-3253; Office: (770) 632-8526 nancykustermann@aol.com

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Shaken, Not Stirred Gala benefiting

Georgia Ovarian Cancer Alliance Saturday, the tenth of March

Delta Flight Museum

Two thousand and eighteen

1060 Delta Blvd, B914

from 5:30 pm to 11:30 pm

Atlanta, Georgia 30354

Visit ShakenNotStirredGala.com or call 404.255.1337 for tickets and sponsorship opportunities

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WAS RECENTLY INVITED TO interview a holistic yoga therapist in her bamboo Zen garden, where she administers therapeutic yoga. In full disclosure, I’m not a yoga devotee. I’ve tried it twice and been kicked out both times: once for collapsing into a ball of loud giggles at my inability to get into a contorted pose and another time when I screamed when the instructor tried to move my leg to a place it was not able to be. But I interviewed the therapist in the midst of bamboo shoots and a trickling water feature, and I confess that for that hour, I forgot about politics and scheduling my next haircut. Lest you think Zen gardens are only for Angelenos, the national 2018 garden trends suggest that homeowners all over are focused on the individual experience that’s currently gripping all facets of our nation. In addition to Zen gardens filled with bamboo and relaxing water features, the home meditation garden is becoming quite popular. Labyrinths, rock features, and walking paths

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