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CONTENTS JUNE 2017 // ISSUE NO.344

Home 40

The Perfect Match A talented design team fi ts its clients to a T

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Outdoor Elegance Architect D. Stanley Dixon and designer Beth Webb team up to craft an outdoor retreat for a Buckhead family

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Seamless Serenity Stan Benecki and Melanie Turner push the boundaries with a California-style haven in Tuxedo Park

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Style News What’s new and hot in the design world this summer.

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Style Influencer The 40-year career of Norman Askins spans from historic preservation to adaptations for modern lifestyles

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Shutze Awards The winners of the 2017 Philip T. Shutze awards

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Young Guns Elle Cantrell goes for the bold with the cool contemporary interiors of a

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Life 32 34 35 36 76 8 75

Real Estate Property Report Calendar Cultural happenings this month Naomi On keeping things on the sunny side Dish The Tavern at Atlas Suzanna Musings of a homesick Southerner Editor’s Letter Resources + Ad Index

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LIKE A CHILD ON A SWELTERING SUMMER day, I’m diving into the waves of the sunny season head-first. Why? For starters, fewer commitments, both personally and professionally, make me want to whistle out loud. There are also vacations planned, books to read, quality time to spend with family and friends near and far—and let’s not forget those impromptu celebrations, like a picnic, or frosé (frozen rosé) on a Tuesday afternoon just because it’s a beautiful day, and time well-spent brings content.

Speaking of time well-spent, our June issue dives into three utterly refreshing design projects, each pushing the boundaries of what is expected, but in way that still feels gracious and elegant. In Buckhead, architect Stan Dixon and interior designer Beth Webb fashion a resort-like outdoor retreat (page 48) that’s every bit as smart and stylish as the well-heeled interiors of the main house. In Tuxedo Park, Melanie Turner and Stan Benecki open the doors to a newly constructed home the pair built from the ground up that employs breezy, California style and an envious indoor-outdoor connection from the moment you step inside (page 54). And finally, builder Kevin Kleinhelter, residential designer Katherine Lowrey and interior designer Clary Bosbyshell reimagined the Atlanta residence of a young family of seven (page 40), leaving them with a practical but positively stylish home designed to withstand wear and tear from too summer filled with whatever brings you contentment!

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CARPETDIEM STARK SAPPHIRE, Volume Two, celebrates the inherent beauty of the hand-knotted rug with an artistic spin on pattern, color and construction.

Equal parts plush, tranquil and chic, the collections range from the bold and abstract to the graphic, each meticulously woven. Shale Storm, pictured, from the Veera collection, gives the illusion of petrified wood. Available to the trade at Stark,

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PARTNER PERFECT BUNNY WILLIAMS debuted her inaugural lighting collection for CURREY & COMPANY at High Point market in April to rave reviews. Inspired by the antique fixtures the renowned decorator has sourced for her clients through the years, the collection includes flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers and sconces crafted from materials such as spun metal, brass, rope and carved wood. We’re wild for the Willow wall sconce, right in antique bronze, and the goldleaf Belle chandelier below. curreycodealers.com

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With its new location at the Westside Provisions District, DESIGN WITHIN REACH has tripled the size of its former Buckhead showroom for a total of 13,000 square feet of authentic modern furniture and accessories. Featuring DWR’s trademark “Light Cloud” of more than 100 pendant lamps suspended from the ceiling, the airy, two-story building houses 26 room-like layouts that mix iconic classics by designers such as Charles and Ray Eames and George Nelson with pieces designed by emerging designers. Also of note are the Swatch Wall—a grid of hundreds of custom fabric samples that shoppers may pull off for a closer look—and a rooftop patio with outdoor furniture, greenery and views of the Downtown skyline. dwr.com

Geometric Grace BARRY GORALNICK brings his architectural eye to EDWARD FERRELL + LEWIS MITTMAN with a collection of richly detailed, visually entrancing pieces. We adore the sculptural Mathewson table, shown with a handsome Macassar finish; it’s punctuated by polished nickel legs and complete with a hexagonal mirrored top. Available

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A nod to classic American elegance, the seven-piece Harbor dining collection, pictured, seats six at the table and features a hole for an umbrella; the double-cross lattice of the chairs is hand-built of solid plantation teak. Available at Frontgate, Phipps Plaza, (404) 841-7170; frontgate.com

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IN APRIL, Alabama-based COLEMAN TAYLOR TEXTILES unveiled a limited collection of hand-painted fabrics in collaboration with British paint-and-paper powerhouse FARROW & BALL. The first of two collections employs five signature Farrow & Ball wallcovering pattern motifs (such as Bumble Bee) rendered in its complementary chalky matte paints—an intriguing, dimensional departure from the pearlized look proprietors Jan Hale and Crystal Walker are known for. The textile firm will also have the ability to capability to apply Farrow & Ball’s paints to its own classic design collections, painted on grounds of plush velvet, Belgian linen and fine Scottish wools. Available to the trade at Travis & Company, ADAC, (404) 237-5079; travisandcompany.com

COVETABLE CACHET WHEN IT COMES to his Westside showroom, Dixon Rye proprietor BRADLEY ODOM is an immaculate curator of style, culling a mix of pieces with authentic Southern expression yet modern sensibilities. This spring, Odom re-launched his furniture collection, THE DIXON RYE PRIVATE LABEL, introducing two new pieces: the Montgomery bed, upholstered in a nubby wool with an elevated pinch stitch detail (available in queen or king sizes), and the Holden bar stool, which features a deep seat, tufted back and comfortable footrest. Custom details are available for each, and are available exclusively at Dixon Rye. dixonrye.com

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STYLE NEWS

The Truax: “It’s a supersized traditional take on the midcentury modern globe pendant. I saw some massive ones in Palm Springs years back and have been obsessed ever since, but since I was never able to locate them sold retail, I decided to design my own transitional version.

They’re offered in different sizes and finishes, with and without the banding in the center, and my favorite is the 30-inch diameter with the aged brass banding. Another fun fact: The 30-inch globes are made of acrylic, which makes them kid-friendly and also makes them shippable in two pieces, so there’s no need for a supermassive box and no worries about a huge glass orb breaking in transit. Plus, the banding conceals the seams between the top and bottom halves of the globe.

Truax is my mom’s maiden name, and I love names with the letter X, and so it was a perfect fit.”

The Hulton: “It’s a cage within a cage, all about perpendicular lines, and there’s a cylindrical shade in the center to diffuse the light. I decided to go with matte black for most of the finishes to keep things fresh and also simple. Its name comes from my paternal grandmother; it’s her maiden name.”

MODERN MARVELS

Atlanta design pro Brian Patrick Flynn brings his bold sense of style to Crystorama Lighting with a collection of fashion-forward, of-the-moment fixtures WHETHER YOU KNOW BRIAN PATRICK FLYNN FROM HIS WITTY COMMENTARY on social media (see @bpatrickflynn on Instagram) or as a bona fide decorator transforming homes with his bold, unexpected sense of style, one thing that’s clear is that Flynn’s unique point of view is both respected and relied upon, be it in the U.S. or in far flung locales such as Reykjavík, Iceland, where he’s recently landed a second home.

And, in his first-ever licensed collection—eclectic lighting fixtures for Crystorama Lighting—the designer tasked himself with playing with shape, proportion, materials and finish to expand the range of creative options available to designers and consumers, all while keeping Crystorama’s wallet-friendly price points in mind. The results: fixtures that are classically inspired, but with a Flynn-sonian fresh twist. Available in Metro

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The Alston: “This is the simplest of the fixtures, an updated take on the classic drum pendant. It’s made of metal and offered in matte black with white interior, and matte white with gold interior. They’re 20 inches in diameter, and something that makes them super unique is the chunky, oversized rectangular chain. The name comes from my favorite aunt back home in Florida, Jeannie. Alston is her maiden name.”

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

NORMAN

ASKINS WRITTEN BY Suzanna

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From Camelot to capstone, the 40-year career of Norman Davenport Askins spans from preserving historical architecture to adapting design philosophies for modern lifestyles

A native of Birmingham, Alabama, Askins received his architecture degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1966 and a Master of Architectural History from the University of Virginia in 1968, where he was a Jefferson Scholar.

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Askins spent four years as an architect and architectural historian at the Colonial Williamsburg foundation, where he studied early building technology and restoration. While at Williamsburg, Askins participated in redesigning the interiors of the Executive Office wing of the White House.

Insulation top This classic pool house was crafted with elements sourced from an old French building. above Architect Norman Davenport Askins. opposite, clockwise from top left Raised doorways create the illusion of height in this renovation. Askins designed this Atlanta home to appear as though it developed throughout the Middle Ages, early Renaissance and French Rococo periods. An Askinsdesigned master suite addition to an original James Means house.

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After spending two years with Heery and Heery Architects in Atlanta, Askins moved to Pennsylvania in 1974 to become the director of restoration for John Milner Associates, a firm nationally renowned for historic preservation.

Finishes

In 1977 Askins established his eponymous firm in Atlanta, specializing in residential design with a focus on historic preservation and restoration.

He now employs 10 architects whose scope of expertise includes residential homes, plantations and additions to existing homes. Architects who began their careers with Askins have gone on to launch 18 other firms.

Askins has served on a number of boards, including Friends of the Decorative Arts, the High Museum of Art, historic Rhodes Hall, the Cherokee Garden Library and the Southern Architecture Foundation.

The Capstone

Askins is the 2017 recipient of the Arthur Ross Board of Directors award.

Awarded by the preeminent Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA), the prestigious award recognizes achievements and contributions to the preservation and advancement of classical elements of design.

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“I’m having so much fun, and I’m so lucky to be so busy.”

“We had 20 years of Camelot in Atlanta, from the late ’70s to the late ’90s, during which time Jackye Lanham, Nancy Braithwaite, Deanne Levison and others worked together to study and promote great design in all facets of architecture and the decorative arts.”

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SHUTZE AWARDS

At the 11th annual Philip Trammell Shutze Awards, the Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) honored the best and brightest in classical design

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D. Stanley Dixon Architect This mountain home

in Cashiers, North Carolina, which won the award for ARCHITECTURE— RESIDENTIAL UNDER 5,000 SQUARE FEET, takes cues from the area’s natural beauty. Architect D. Stanley Dixon blended old and new, limiting the exterior materials to board-and-batten and using plaster walls with timber framing on the interior, where antique wood and leathered stone add texture.

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Thomas A. Player Thomas A. Player took home the

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Using wax-based clay and a “lost wax process,” his work evokes the feel of one of the earliest forms of storytelling, featuring battle scenes, legends and religious and historical events.

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Wade Weissmann Architecture To accommo-

date the homeowners’ wish to be able to host large events in their Nashville home, architect Wade Weissmann reimagined the backside of the house, earning the award for RENOVATION—UNDER 5,000 SQUARE FEET. A formal rear courtyard boasts an architectural folly, covered porch and pool terrace that echo the style of the main house’s original Georgian architecture.

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James Michael Howard Inspired by Albert

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Hadley and Edwin Lutyens, James Michael Howard received the award for INTERIOR DESIGN— OVER 5,000 SQUARE FEET for his work on this Long Island home.

Details such as the painted, tapersawn wood on the dining room walls (meant to evoke the feel of a French Versailles stone pattern) add modern texture that complements the mostly neutral palette.

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Summerour & Associates Originally completed in

1921, with additions in the 1930s and throughout the 20th century, this Atlanta home was in need of restoration. Enter Summerour & Associates, who took the home down to the framing before expanding its footprint and updating it to be suitable for modern living while preserving the original aesthetic. Existing materials were reused throughout the new construction, and the project gained recognition for RENOVATION—OVER 5,000 SQUARE FEET.

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Tammy Connor Interior Design

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designing this 900-square-foot Tennessee cabin, which was deconstructed, relocated from Pennsylvania and reconfigured, Tammy Connor respected the past, incorporating traditional finishes and furnishings that both transcend and stand the test of time. The resulting cozy mountain retreat took the award for INTERIOR DESIGN—UNDER 5,000 SQUARE FEET.

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David M. Schwarz Architects Charleston’s

renovated Gaillard Center earned the award for COMMERCIAL/CIVIC/INSTITUTIONAL. David M. Schwarz Architects transformed the venue—originally a 1960s municipal auditorium—into an opera house–style, horseshoe-shaped performance hall with balcony seating, terrazzo floors in the lobby and details that celebrate the Lowcountry.

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STYLE NEWS

YOUNG GUNS

GOING FOR THE BOLD A Virginia-Highland renovation showcases designer Elle Cantrell’s knack for collected, contemporary interiors WRITTEN BY Lori Johnston PHOTOGRAPHED BY Marc Mauldin

E above The kitchen is all about contrast, thanks to counters sourced from Associated Imports and a tile backsplash from Materials Marketing. right Fabrics

by Jim Thompson, Porter Teleo, Perennials and Link Outdoor add graphic and colorful whimsy to the front porch of the renovated Virginia-Highland home. opposite, clockwise from top The dining room is a captivating space featuring a Muriel bubble chandelier from Oly, custom furniture, and the homeowner’s existing acrylic and chrome chairs. There’s a whisper of soft blue in the master bedroom, seen in the custom rug from Verde Home and window treatments made by Home Accent Design using Pindler fabric.

Antique pieces from around the world, including an African sculpture on the coffee table, mix with new contemporary furniture to give the home a collected feel; Cantrell paired the homeowner’s existing pieces, such as an original womb chair by Eero Saarinen, with modern selections from Design Within Reach and Cantoni.

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LLE CANTRELL KNEW EARLY ON that interior design was in her future. Starting at 4 years old, she helped her family’s designer choose final selections for their home.

“Our designer was so wonderful and I think saw from an early age that I was creative,” she says.

“She really motivated me from a young age to get interested and stay interested in design.”

Today, Cantrell’s contemporary style, punctuated with masculine and graphic elements, can be seen in the black, white and gray palette of a recent Virginia-Highland renovation.

Although her interest was sparked in childhood, Cantrell honed her design sense at SCAD Atlanta, where she worked with such noted architects and designers as Keith Summerour and Joel Kelly. She interned with Summerour’s firm, working with Yvonne McFadden, and then joined McFadden in her new firm after graduating with a bachelor’s in interior design in 2011.

Cantrell’s education and experiences paved the way for her to lead the interiors department at Redefined Home Boutique and launch her own firm, Elle Du Monde.

When renovating this early 1900s VirginiaHighland home for homeowner Laura Boone, co-owner of Turnerboone commercial interiors, she selected a bold wallpaper, from Cole & Son’s

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R E N O VAT I O N Fornasetti collection, inspired by the ripples of semiprecious stone.

“Because we were painting all of her other walls white, we had the opportunity to interlace pieces like this to really give character and personality,” Cantrell says.

From the wallpaper to a white antler sconce and neon coral front door, Cantrell embraced the homeowner’s enthusiasm for daring design choices. She felt she hit the design jackpot with Boone’s existing artwork and furniture, including an Eero Saarinen-designed womb chair and a Noguchi Prismatic table. Combined with custom tables, rugs and cabinetry and stair hardware designed by Cantrell, the 2,300-square-foot home has a collected, authentic air.

“Every one of the pieces in her home, I would put in my home,” Cantrell says.

DECORATION Elle Cantrell, Redefined Home Boutique, (404) 8157250 BUILDER Gary Collins, Southland Contracting Service DINING TABLE Rough South Home DINING ROOM LIGHTING Oly through Redefined Home Boutique WALLPAPER Fornasetti by Cole & Son through Lee Jofa MASTER BED TecnoSedia (Mokum alpaca mohair) MASTER BEDROOM TABLE Skylar Morgan Furniture + Design LIVING ROOM COFFEE TABLE, RECLINER AND NOGUCHI TABLE Design Within Reach PORCH DAYBED Bjork Studio (Perennials fabric)

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Lounge Act

THE TAVERN AT ATLAS—recently reimagined as a more casual counterpart to the St. Regis Atlanta’s acclaimed restaurant, Atlas—

reveals a redesigned lounge and library area complete with ingredients-driven small plates (such as the rosemary roasted ruby beet tartare, pictured) and creative cocktails served in a laid-back atmosphere that’s ideal for a quick bite or social dinner among friends. atlasrestaurant.com

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PROPERTY REPORT WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY

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WEST MIDTOWN SHUFFLE

with newcomers and expansions.

Serena & Lily’s first Southeast store is expected to open this fall in part of the former Bacchanalia, according to Westside Provisions District owner Jamestown. In April, Bacchanalia and Star Provisions Market & Café opened a 8,717-square-foot building on Ellsworth Industrial Drive next to the Westside’s BeltLine. This sum-

(first quarter 2017)

1.6%

WEST MIDTOWN’S RETAIL AND DINING SCENE is in transition,

mer, Savannah Bee Company’s first Atlanta boutique is set to arrive in Westside MILLWORKS

Provisions (across from Yeah! Burger), while Poké Perfect takes over the former Yoforia. Design Within Reach’s new storefront—three times the sizez of its former

R E N T G R OW T H

Buckhead location—opened in April.

(first quarter 2016 to first quarter 2017)

Quatrano’s presence in Westside Provisions continues with Little Star Provi-

94.4%

sions, while G. Gilbert and Preserving Place have closed. Star Metals Atlanta, a $215 million mixed-use development on Howell Mill, is expected to open in 2020.

O C C U PA N CY (first quarter 2016)

BYRON BROADSTONE MIDTOWN

93.3% O C C U PA N CY (first quarter 2017)

MIDTOWN

$1,633 AV E R AG E R E N T (first quarter 2017)

1.8% R E N T G R OW T H (first quarter 2016 to first quarter 2017)

95% O C C U PA N CY (first quarter 2016)

93.7% O C C U PA N CY (first quarter 2017)

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APARTMENTS UNDER CONSTRUC-

in a year. Already, an additional

TION topped 10,000 units for the

4,175 units became available in the

intown Atlanta market in early 2017, leaving real estate experts and brokers sensing supply will soon exceed demand and preparing for the next evolution in the market.

Developers will convert many of these new high-rise

intown market, including Buckhead, Downtown and Midtown, in the first three months of 2017.

Typically, an average of 2,600 apartment units are added annually in that submarket, says Chuck Ehm-

apartments to condos as there are not enough tenants to fill

ann, a real estate economist with Axiometrics, which monitors

them, says Jeffrey Taylor Johnson, broker for Above Atlanta

apartment trends. In cities with a faster post-recession recov-

Realtors, which is launching a Developer Services division to

ery, like San Francisco and Seattle, developers have pulled

work with those projects.

back on apartment construction.

Haddow & Company, an Atlanta real estate consulting

“Generally the condo market starts to take off when apart-

firm, expects more than 7,000 of the 10,778 units (in 39 com-

ments have kind of played out their cycle and the housing

munities) under construction in first quarter 2017 to be finished

demand is still there,” he says.

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Around Atlanta

Summer kicks off with contemporary gallery exhibitions, interactive art projects and a series of events devoted to design and architecture in the city clockwise from top left Boundary Lines III by Elizabeth Fowler; Mad About

by Bri Matheson; Gather by Mark Leibert; Analogy #1, 2016 by Ruud Van Empel; Design Economy Expo at the Atlanta Design Festival.

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often painting over existing work as part

formerly known as Design Is Human

of his process. Matheson’s art mediums

Atlanta, returns for its 11th year. The nine-

have varied through the years, from

day event, organized by MA! Design Is

papier-mâché and shadow boxes to can-

Human, features the Design Economy

vas, but his self-expression has never

Expo, architecture tours, installations

wavered. 6/1–14. lagerquistgallery.net

and showroom presentations that

STEVE MCKENZIE’S hosts abstract

celebrate Atlanta’s role as a growing

artist Elizabeth Fowler for a solo show at

creative hub in the Southeast. 6/3–11.

its Midtown store. Fowler, a self-taught

ma-designishuman.com

artist from Jackson, Mississippi, uses

JACKSON FINE ART welcomes

texture and color to create balance and

contemporary photographers Matthew

counterbalance in her mixed-media

Brandt and Ruud van Empel for exhibi-

works. She is inspired by experimenta-

tions of their latest works, 1864 and

tion with materials such as acrylic inks,

Portraits, respectively. Both are known

charcoal pencils, oil-based paints and

for challenging the ideas of traditional

more. The exhibition kicks off with an

photography. Empel uses hundreds

opening reception and meet-and-greet

of photographs to create a digital

with the artist from 1 to 7 p.m. 6/8–7/21.

composite of one realistic image, while

stevemckenzies.com

The Hambidge Center’s interactive

Brandt celebrates the material nature

Local artist Mark Leibert debuts his

artist enclave project, HAMBIDGE

of analog photography by combining

newest works with Reflex at SANDLER

CREATIVE HIVE, comes to a close

subject and material and incorporating

HUDSON GALLERY. The exhibition

this month at Colony Square in Midtown.

physical elements from his subjects to

showcases a series of abstract paintings

Featuring the work of 12 artists, the

create unique compositions. Through

on paper and canvas that address the

three-month-long project has rei-

7/1. jacksonfineart.com

boundaries between the material and

magined the empty spaces at Colony

Mixed-media artist Bri Matheson un-

immaterial. These works include por-

Square into a continuously changing

veils his newest works at LAGERQUIST

traits and figuration that explore liminal

enclave of performances, workshops

GALLERY this month. In his current

space and create the otherworldly illu-

and artworks in progress. Through 6/3.

works, Matheson uses palette knives to

sion of a figure appearing or disappear-

hambidge.org

create colorful abstractions on canvas,

ing. Through 6/24. sandlerhudson.com

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Naomi Von Habersham I DON’T KNOW ABOUT YOU, but I feel like there is turmoil all around me. It’s gotten to the point that any time I’m hit with troubling news via television or the internet—and these days, bad news seems to come on a daily basis—I want to hibernate in my home in an effort to escape the madness. In fact, lately my home has become a kind of Prozac, one that enhances my mood and gives me hope for the future. And while soft, warm lighting and comfortable fabrics have certainly helped to make my abode a refuge, it’s color that has really made it a place to lift my spirits.

There are certain hues that, no matter what, make all seem right with the world. Take yellow, for example, which does wonders at banishing any doom or gloom. I lifted a page from design legend Nancy Lancaster’s playbook and painted my living room radiant yellow—not quite “buttah yellah,” as the Virginia-born Lancaster referred to her drawing room’s famous pigment, but rather a shade more akin to an egg yolk.

And let me tell you, no matter what’s going on outside, my living room is always sunny and warm, a cheerful panacea in today’s troubled times.

Have you ever wanted to give a room the impression that it’s extending a welcoming hug? If so, paint it pink. Not a shocking, jarring shade of pink, mind you, but one that is soft and almost shell-like. On the other hand, if you want a room to give you a more emphatic embrace, try painting it a deep shade of brown or even black, enhanced by a glossy finish. It might seem counterintuitive, but many of these dark shades act like buffers to the outside world and work best in rooms used at night.

Really, most colors can do wonders for the soul, so choose the shades that make you feel best. In a world that seems turned upside down, it’s nice to know that a little color can make you feel right side up.

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Scoop 5 QUESTIONS FOR:

Christopher Grossman The executive chef of Atlas presents a more approachable spin on fine dining with the restaurant’s new library and cocktail lounge, THE TAVERN AT ATLAS WRITTEN BY

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS:

VIRGINIAHIGHLAND Restaurant and coffee shop

Claire Ruhlin

8ARM—operated by the team behind Octopus Bar and the nowclosed Lusca—opened on Ponce de Leon Avenue, next to Paris on Ponce, in late 2016 to glowing re-

WHAT SPURRED THE ADDITION OF A MORE CASUAL DINING

views. (We recommend the biscuit,

AREA AT ATLAS? I think we just wanted to increase our approach-

crafted by baker Sarah Dodge.)

ability. We noticed that there were a lot of people trying to dine in

The Virginia-Highland hot spot has

the bar area where The Tavern is now. It was couches and small

expanded its offerings to include a

tables—so you’d have large plates on small tables, and it just wasn’t

full-service outdoor bar, housed in a converted shipping container, that

open to dining. Now more people can come in. We have high tables

serves an array of classic cocktails

intended for food consumption now and more seating. It feels wel-

seven days a week. 8armatl.com

coming, and you can just walk in, grab a seat and order some food.

HENCE THE FOCUS ON SMALL PLATES? The people I mentioned [before] were eating in groups, and they were sharing everything.

pastry, artisan bread, a gourmet deli item or even a morsel of chocolate

We were aware of that—you want little bites and to kind of taste

at Atlanta institution ALON’S BAK-

everything. We’ll have people come in and order the menu, and you

ERY, which rang in its 25th anniver-

can try a little bit of everything.

sary in May. The original storefront,

THERE SEEMS TO BE A TREND TOWARD CASUAL FINE DINING.

nestled on North Highland Avenue,

It still comes back to approachability and the fact that typically for

offers a cozy setting to enjoy a

the chefs that excel at that level, it’s not for money; it’s because you

fresh meal or midday coffee. While you’re there, be sure to browse the

want to cook good food for people and make them happy. By mak-

market’s prepared foods, unique

ing something more approachable, you can cook for more people.

gifts and treats. alons.com

HOW IS THE TAVERN MENU DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF ATLAS? I tried to keep it lighthearted. We’ve got chicken nuggets. There’s sliders—and what’s more approachable than a miniature hamburger?

It’s the same burger that we’re doing in the dining room, only we just

Highland welcomes its second restaurant, CO, following the opening of Rize Artisan Pizza in

shrunk it down and made it smaller. Some of the execution is a little

November 2016. The Charleston,

bit different, but we try and take the same caliber of ingredients and

South Carolina–based Southeast

bring it to a price point where more people can enjoy it.

Asian restaurant also has locations

HOW DOES THE TAVERN RELATE BACK TO ATLAS? I’m hoping

in Charlotte, Savannah and Myrtle

that what we’re doing in The Tavern is going to give people a little

Beach and features a variety of dishes built around executive chef

more comfort coming back and enjoying the main dining room. I

Masanori Shiraishi’s family recipes

don’t want to sit down and have a seven-course meal every night of

and Southeast Asian cuisine—think

the week. I go out and I grab a burger or make a soup and a simple

banh mi, pho and sushi. eatatco.com

pasta. It’s good to have both. atlasrestaurant.com

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Custom cabinetry accented by unlacquered brass hardware shines in the kitchen of this renovated Argonne Forest resi-

dence, a collaboration between residential designer KATHERINE LOWERY, interior designer CLARY BOSBYSHELL and contractor KEVIN KLEINHELTER. “The patina is absolutely beautiful, the way it ages over time,” says Bosbyshell of the hardware. Large white bowl, Montes Doggett through B.D. Jeffries. Small bowl, Foxglove Antiques.

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The sunlit dining room of this Argonne Forest home is transitional in tone, softening the space’s slightly more oldfashioned purpose. Here, a glass-andLucite dining table reflects more light than a traditional wood one would, and an oversize abstract expressionist canvas by Hutton Snellings adds personality.

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IN AN AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATCHES and tailored-to-you algorithms, it’s easier—and arguably more essential—than ever to seek out design professionals who don’t just do the job but also uniquely understand your aesthetic and your needs. So when Quincy and Amy Evans, the young owners of a traditional two-story in Argonne Forest decided to renovate, they selected both a residential designer, Katherine Lowrey, and an interior designer, Clary Bosbyshell, of Margaux Interiors Limited, who are also their contemporaries.

To that point, Amy discovered Bosbyshell in the most contemporary of ways: through Instagram.

“She had followed my work for a while and said she really liked the pictures I was posting,” explains the

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left The sunny kitchen received a handsome set of custom cabinetry accented by unlacquered brass hardware.

The Roman shades are made from a Kelly Wearstler–designed Katana fabric and recall the subtle green-blue walls of the new dining room (painted Benjamin Moore’s Palladian Blue). below Residential designer Katherine Lowrey and interior designer Clary Bosbyshell worked with Kevin Kleinhelter of K2 Construction to bring the circa-1990s house up to date for a young family of seven.

designer. Bosbyshell and Lowrey, who belong to the same Buckhead garden club and have children around the same age, were delighted at the opportunity to work together. And because they intimately understand the needs of busy parents, creating a solution for this family of seven felt downright intuitive.

“They wanted to increase the usability of their home, the connection between the interior and exterior, and open up their kitchen and living spaces,” Lowrey says. She shifted the floor plan to enhance circulation throughout the six-bedroom residence, installed hidden storage, maximized square footage, and increased the connection between indoors and out via sophisticated exterior living spaces.

K2 Construction owner Kevin Kleinhelter was instrumental in bringing Lowrey and Bosbyshell’s vision to fruition—right down to converting an antique marble-top chest into a vanity for Bosbyshell’s powder room concept.

The kitchen was another shining moment for Bosbyshell, who added plenty of organizational drawers, a custom stainless steel and unlacquered brass hood, coordinating hardware, and an island countertop with a sleek waterfall edge. From here, you get a glimpse of the formal dining room, graced with a fresh, timeless shade of green-blue.

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Employing performance fabrics In the breakfast room was a requirement, says Bosbyshell, with so many little feet and fingers in the mix. The banquette is upholstered in a wipeable vinyl, and the accent pillows are indoor-outdoor fabrics; they sidle up to a Saarinen tulip table and chairs that soften the space’s straight lines. “I like to use this table for big families,” she says.

“You can literally take it outside and hose it off.”

The abstract painting is

by Atlantan Sally King Benedict. Small bowl, Foxglove Antiques.

Pitcher, B.D. Jeffries.

Large vase, Bradley.

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The foyer of the 1990s residence retained its original black-andwhite floors even after extensive renovations to other parts of the house. Here, a fixture by Aerin Lauder presides over a subtle animal-print settee and a painting by Atlanta artist Dawne Raulet.

“What’s been so fun about this project is how all of us saw eye to eye on everything.

It was just . . . easy.”

—Katherine Lowrey above and below Adjacent to the breakfast nook is the new keeping room; Lowrey added paneled walls that conceal a built-in desk. Brass bud vases, Townhouse by Robert Brown. Throw, Ochre at R. Hughes. Book, Max & Co.

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“This was one of the first times I asked a client to paint the entire room—crown molding, window mullions and walls—in high gloss,” Bosbyshell recalls. “And the results were worth it; the way the light reflects on everything is stunning.”

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“I think [the clients] chose Clary and me because we understand the way they live,” Lowrey says. “What’s been so fun about this project is how all of us saw eye to eye on everything. It was just . . . easy.”

Marking the first major autonomous project for both designer and residential designer, the final product has also led to referrals by the happy homeowners (who, by the way, wouldn’t change a thing). See Resources, Back of Book.

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left Grasscloth walls warm up the cozy family room, where the homeowners’ sofas, upholstered in a Sunbrella velvet, were updated with an elegant tape trim and accented by a glass-and-Lucite coffee table, abstract artwork

by Brian Coleman and a nearly indestructible antelope-pattern rug

by Stark. The ceramic gourd lamps are the homeowners’ own.

Brass fruits, speckled glass bowl and pottery on side table, Townhouse by Robert Brown. right In the powder room—lined with David Hicks’ hexpattern wallpaper— Bosbyshell installed

an antique marble-top chest (from The Gables Antiques) that was retrofitted as a vanity by project contractor Kevin Kleinhelter of K2 Construction. A gleaming Louis Philippe mirror completes the look. Black soaps, B.D. Jeffries. Bud vases, Townhouse by Robert Brown. below Just off the family room is a handsome 10-seat outdoor dining area atop a patio of bluestone pavers. Featuring a custom concrete table

by Kleinhelter and Kingsley-Bate’s Sag Harbor seating, the setup is framed by striking steel doors and a brick accent wall laid in a herringbone pattern.

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With its classic lines, an outdoor room in the Italianate style is the ultimate getaway on the lush grounds of a Buckhead residence.

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The fireplace wall, framed by a graceful archway, cleverly hides a television behind mirrored panels designed by architect D. Stanley Dixon. Accents you might expect to find inside the house abound, including a pair of ceramic floor lamps.

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CREATING ANOTHER WORLD right outside in our backyard is something many of us delighted in during childhood; whether we were fairies or soldiers, our imaginations turned the everyday into the extraordinary. For a family in Buckhead, a bit of that childhood magic is still at play. Just a stone’s throw from their home lies the ultimate grown-up escape—an outdoor pavilion with all the trimmings for relaxing or gathering.

“It’s truly a destination—a getaway on their own property,” says architect D. Stanley Dixon, who worked with landscape architect Richard Anderson on the project. Adds interior designer Beth Webb, “It’s a multifunctional space that’s comfortable but still very stylish.”

The architectural design took cues from the main residence, a 1920s classic Buckhead beauty, as well as Neel Reid’s 1918 Peachtree train station near the Brookwood Hills neighborhood. “It’s evocative of the Italianate style of architecture,” says Dixon, “with its rusticated brick corners, arched openings, extended bracketed overhangs and Doric columns.”

The design also includes a focal wall composed of native fieldstone with a fountain at its center.

Dixon looked to noted English garden designer Gertrude Jekyll when articulating the wall.

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above Practical but stylish outdoor furniture from Janus et Cie provides a comfortably chic space for the homeowners to both relax and entertain, even in colder months.

Landscape architect Richard Anderson created a lush backdrop between the main house and pavilion. right A chic bar tray is party-ready. opposite The elegant buffet piece, designed by Dixon, houses a built-in refrigerator and ice maker, as well as plenty of storage for favorite entertaining pieces.

refrigerator and ice maker housed in an eyecatching custom buffet.

When planning the decor, Webb knew that her client’s favorite color, orange, would be an essential part of the mix. “Orange really was the impetus for many of the design decisions,” says Webb, “and we wanted more transitional interiors, which the homeowner was embracing in the primary residence—nothing too fussy and always with an eye on comfort.”

While the furnishings and accessories are mostly shielded from the elements, Webb didn’t want to take any chances. The furniture, rugs, upholstery and pillows are outdoor-friendly but never give away their secret. Other choices were the same as those for an interior room—a dramatic overhead lantern, a pretty pair of lamps on the custom buffet and weighted floor lamps that resemble curving tree branches as a nod to the setting. The pavilion takes a page from childhood pursuits with its liveliness and charm, but it’s buttoned-up and functional enough for any grown-up adventure. See Resources, Back of Book.

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In the living room of this Buckhead home by developer Stan Benecki and designer Melanie Turner, organic textures mix with largescale, neutral furnishings to evoke the ease of California living.

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A pair of large-scale paintings by Atlanta artist Todd Murphy presides over the fireplace and adds an element of movement to this serene corner of the living room.

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IT’S NO SECRET THAT CREATING AN innovative but intriguing home takes talent and teamwork, but it’s a balance interior designer Melanie Turner of Melanie Turner Interiors and developer Stan Benecki of Benecki Homes have nearly mastered. The husband and wife are an undeniable force behind some of Atlanta’s most showstopping residences, and it’s their synchronicity that makes them so unstoppable.

When building a Buckhead manse from the ground up, the couple knew they wanted to pull out all the stops. “There’s a format between the two of us where we’re always trying to raise the bar with design,” Turner says. “We had a fresh canvas and were able to do things that a lot of people haven’t seen before.”

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Swathed in SherwinWilliams’ Caviar, this inky library strikes a moody chord. The sofa and chair are through Bradley, and the coffee table and desk are by Julian Chichester.

Inspired by the sophisticated ease of California living, they, along with residential designer William T. Baker, employed an edited approach that incorporates traditional elements but also organic textures, large-scale furnishings and a high contrast palette to produce a breezy escape that feels as understated as it does sculptural.

In the larger-than-life living room, custom floor-to-ceiling windows allow natural light to illuminate the space and reflect off the custom plaster walls, which Benecki extended from floor to ceiling without trim for a clean feel (“it just glows in here,” says Turner).

This unassuming but fresh effect continues in the room’s furnishings, which Turner kept mostly neutral, adding balance with textured details such as knit pillows, an African beaded headdress, a knotty wood console and artwork by Atlanta artist Todd Murphy.

To break up the large living space, Turner fashioned two distinct sitting areas: one visible from the entryway and another tucked at the other end of the room in front of the television, where “you’re able to sit as a family, watch television and make a mess if you want, but you can’t see it from the front door,” notes the designer.

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In the lofty living room, sunlight streams through floor-to-ceiling windows and reflects off custom plaster walls, which continue up to the ceiling seamlessly without trim.

Turner selected white furnishings with pops of black for a crisp sense of cohesion, while texture in the form of a knotty wood console, jute rug and vintage finds such as a string of beads and a headdress from Africa create sensual appeal.

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“WE WANTED THAT CALIFORNIA LIFESTYLE, AND WE WANTED THE HOUSE TO FEEL LIKE YOU’RE ALWAYS ON VACATION WITHOUT ACTUALLY LEAVING TOWN.” — MELANIE TURNER

Custom tile from SOURCE lines the kitchen walls and extends up to the barrel-vaulted ceiling.

“We actually have a tiled kitchen at our own house,” says Turner.

“We loved it so much that we wanted to incorporate it in this house.” To make the room feel even more open, they avoided upper cabinetry. The black-and-white palette strikes a harmonious balance between masculine and feminine.

Barstools, Bradley.

Banquette, TecnoSedia. Appliances through Guy Gunter Home.

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opposite Large-scale dentil molding puts a twist on traditional in the chic dining room.

Chandelier, Oly. Round table, Bradley. below A bar features an array of vintage glasses from

Turner’s own collection. right Melanie Turner and pup Scooter stand in the home’s entryway, where a pair of crane murals by Bethany Travis create a unique welcome.

Equally light and open is the kitchen, where a large window provides views of the backyard pool and glossy custom tiles by SOURCE create a striking effect on the walls and high barrel ceiling. Continuing the black-and-white scheme, bright Arabescato Vagli marble countertops contrast with darker elements such as the barstools, banquette and cabinetry, painted Sherwin-Williams’ Caviar, which was also used on the bar cabinets and the walls of the home’s moody library.

“We wanted the space to be simple and bold,” says Turner of her signature aesthetic. In the master suite, she explains, “male and female play off each other with black and white” via custom geometric flooring—tile in the bath and carpet in the bedroom— that stands out against the white walls.

This bold color contrast is tempered with more-traditional elements used throughout the home. “There are elements builders

used to do in houses that are no longer done that give them personality and character,” says Turner. One such addition is a pair of murals—black-and-white cranes painted by artist Bethany Travis of Penshaw Hill. Another traditional touch is the dining room’s ornate dentil molding, which was scaled larger than usual for a fresh twist.

“Everything’s familiar, but it’s just put together differently. It’s using all those elements but using them very softly,” says Benecki.

“We’re able to put the details and the energy in this house that we’d like to do without having somebody tell us no. And then when it’s done, people realize that it’s what they wanted all along.”

It’s this dream team’s creative synergy that allows the architecture and interiors to play off one another so seamlessly, and the result is one of a kind. And, true to form, Turner and Benecki sold the house within three days of completion. Raising the bar, indeed.

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The black-and-white scheme continues in the master bedroom via a custom rug through SOURCE and a sofa from Lee Industries. Bed, Room & Board. Chandelier, Circa.

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above A barrel-vaulted ceiling creates a sense of openness in the master bathroom, where custom tile from SOURCE adds interest.

Brass light fixtures give a nod to classic style, while custom cabinets stand out against white walls. right Perhaps one of the home’s most intriguing elements

is the master bath’s shower, which features custom doors and a window that faces the backyard (there’s a retractable screen for privacy). “We wanted it to feel like you were outside at all times, so we did an outside shower window that looks into your garden,” says Turner.

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The largest art exhibition in the Southeast, Trinity School’s SPOTLIGHT ON ART showcased works by more than 350 select artists in 6,000 square feet of gallery space. The six-day juried artist market included everything from contemporary and realist pieces to impressionist and folk works. Proceeds supported Trinity School.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAUL WARD

Top Attendees check out the selection of fine art; Baade Wilson, Kaley McBrayer, Michelle Quinones; Sara Hartley and Kaki Pafford deliver a Patrick Lewis painting to the register. Middle Kelly Buschmann, Tricia Collie; Chris Woodruff, Pearson Beardsley; Auction Chair Betsy Meacham, Market Chair Kimberly Tye, SOA Chair Kim Musierowicz and Market Chairs Lauren Kuzniak and Kim Busby. Bottom Sharena Hall, Dennis Dean; Bill and Lacey Jordan, Chris and Courtenay Gabriel; Young Trinity Alumni Collectors.

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The Southeast Chapter of The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art hosted its 11th annual PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS at the Piedmont Driving Club in March. The evening, honoring Sally and Carl Gable and Edward L. Daugherty, featured a seated dinner and an awards ceremony recognizing excellence in traditional and classic design. PHOTOGRAPHY BY KIM LINK

Top James Michael Howard, Lindsey Howard Braren, Peter Block; Tim McKeough, Barbara Howard, Bill Litchfi eld; Robert Norris, LyndyJamison. Middle Richard Downing, Teri Duffy, Rick Spitzmiller, Melanie Turner, Stan Benecki; Timothy Daly, Michelle McGuire, Heather Dewberry, Chad Holman, Barbara Brown.

Bottom Jack and Judy Talley, Jackye and Bill Lanham; Jon Berndsen, Edward L. Daugherty; Front Row: Gavin Duke, James Michael Howard, Stan Dixon, Back Row: Rene Salas, Wade Weissmann, Thomas Player, William Litchfi eld, Steve Knight.

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In celebration of the second annual SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE & GARDENS , Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles hosted a special opening night party, MOONLIGHT & MAGNOLIAS . The evening kicked off with a toast to Honorary Chair Jackye Lanham and benefi ciary the Atlanta History Center, and guests enjoyed an exclusive first look of the showhouse while mingling with designers and enjoying bites from Legendary Events.

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Top Bill Peace, Janet Chorkey, Richard Anderson; Debbie McGuire, Cam Reynolds, Melanie Paidipalli, Jenny Taubel; Clarke and DebbieBrown, Alex Page.

Middle Jackye Lanham, Jennifer Ferguson, Heather Dewberry, Steven Stoller, Will Huff; Dan Belman, Randy Korando, Gina Christman, Caroline and William T. Baker. Bottom Ernie and Evelyn Davis; Glennis Beacham, Blayne Macauley, Yong Pak; Margaret Kirkland, Shawnna Fatjo, Mandie Huebner.

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SOLD | REPRESENTED BUYER 1150 W GARMON ROAD | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Spectacular stone estate situated in North Buckhead on 1.8 acres. This residence was the 2015 Home for the Holidays Showhouse and has an exquisite fi nish level. The interior is light and airy with massive windows with plenty of natural light, 12-foot ceilings and antique mantels. Take the elevator down to the fi nished terrace level with a theater and doors that open to the outdoor living space with pool. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. $5,888,000.

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SOLD 4380 SUMMER LANE | ATLANTA, GA 30327 Harrison Design residence situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on 1+ acre. Perfectly maintained with Control4 technology, high ceilings and large patios overlooking the infi nity edge pool & spa. Luxurious master on the main with separate closets. Terrace level features a Viking kitchen, guest apartment, gym and screening room with billiards. Debra Johnston; 404.312.1959. $2,650,000.

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4141 THUNDERBIRD DRIVE | MARIETTA, GA 30067 Located in one of Atlanta’s most prestigious neighborhoods, Atlanta Country Club, and top-ranked school district, this exquisite home was originally a builder’s personal home! Recent improvements include a new kitchen and updated baths–it’s exquisite and a must-see! Marsha Sell; 404.830.2000. $2,589,000.

766 TATE OVERLOOK | MARIETTA, GA 30064 Craftsman style 4-sided brick home at the foot of Kennesaw Mountain in the quiet neighborhood of Anderson Farm, minutes from I-75 and Historic Marietta Square. Oak trim and doors, digital lighting controls, study with built-in oak bookshelves and copper fi nished ceiling, leathered granite kitchen countertops, Sub-zero fridge. Three fi replaces, terrace-level gym and billiard, fully-fi nished third level, large fenced-in backyard and a heated saltwater gunite pool and jacuzzi. Gazzy Parman; 678.631.9859. $1,895,000.

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This masterpiece is perfectly situated on a lakefront lot with panoramic views of Lake Kedron. Home features over 9,800 square feet of exceptional quality and design, dramatic 12-18’ ceilings, elevator on all three levels, a vaulted study, two luxurious master retreats, a private in-law suite and a state-of-the-art home theater! Amazing terrace level with a gym and rec, billiard and game rooms! Susan Fitzgerald; 770.652.7376. $1,785,000.

Sweeping lake views from all rooms in this wonderful family home! Recently partially renovated. New bathrooms, porch with fi replace and a new boathouse with screened upper porch. Garage outbuilding has rec room and parking for seven cars! Level, 2+ acre lot perfect for kids and pets with easy access to lake. Lynda Hester; 770.480.5161. $1,849,000.

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5270 ABBEY PARK LANE | MABLETON, GA 30126 Stunning home in the enclave of John Wieland Custom Colonnade Homes in Vinings Estates with saltwater pool! Beautiful gourmet kitchen and vaulted keeping room with cedar beams; screened porch off family room; oversized two-level owner’s suite with spa-like bathroom; extensive millwork throughout. Petersen Partners; 678.439.6699.

202 BROOKINGS LANE | PEACHTREE CITY, GA 30269 This majestic brick home is perfectly situated in one of Peachtree City’s most prestigious lake communities. Features include over 6,300 sq. ft. of superb quality, a commercial kitchen, great room, rich judges paneling in the executive study, two luxurious owner retreats (one on the main level) and an outside oasis with two porches spanning the rear of home. Susan Fitzgerald; 77.652.7376.

731 HIDDEN LAKES TRAIL | JEFFERSON, GA 30549 Buckhead elegance meets Gibbs Gardens in quaint Jefferson, Georgia!

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Situated on a quiet street, home features an elegant entry foyer leading into formal areas with coffered ceilings, hardwood fl oors, 2-story family room with exposed beams that opens to a gourmet kitchen with island, granite countertops and a Viking range. Main-level owner’s suite with spa-like bath, cultured and tumbled marble, whirlpool tub and steam shower. Agent Name: Jennifer Rigdon; Price: $995,000.

Beautiful home features bedroom with full bath on the main level. Hardwoods in keeping room, dining room and formal living room. Keeping room features a gas fi replace and built-ins. Family room features built-ins and a fi replace with gas starter. Custom master closet system. Covered front porch. 3-car garage. Trex decking and pergola. Agent Name: Bo Krejci; Price: $550,000.

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16 WATERFRONT SQUARE | DAWSONVILLE, GA 30534 Gorgeous lake views, easy walk to the lake’s edge. Like new refi nished hardwoods and appliances. Spacious owner’s suite and separate office.

King sized en-suites. The terrace level includes home theatre, “Cheers” bar area, heated tile fl oors, rec area, plus upper and lower decks. Resort-style swim/tennis/trails/golf and marina community. Marina dock slip with transfer potential. Agent Name: Laura VanRhee; Price: $685,000.

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This amazing home is simply stunning and features soaring ceilings, a beautifully updated kitchen, master suite on the main level, a dramatic natural stone fi replace, a saltwater pool with spill-over spa and a fully fi nished terrace level. Home is conveniently located near University of West Georgia and the Carrollton Greenbelt. Agent Name: Frank Goolsby; Price: $600,000.

Stunning new construction in Brookhaven’s hot Ashford Park area. Open fl oorplan, hardwood fl oors, 10ft. ceilings, 8 ft. door, crown molding, wood beams, and top-of-the line stainless appliances. Thermador kitchen with custom cabinetry, large island, quartz counter top. Luxurious master suite with spa-like bath with walk-in shower and soaking tub. Three additional en-suite bedrooms. Agent Name: Irene Clary; Price: $919,900.

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HE DOG DAYS OF SUMMER have descended with long, sweltering days that cloak the South like a wet wool blanket. As much as our dogs enjoy languishing in the comfort of home, any opportunity to hang out of car windows while humans blast the air conditioning is met with unbridled joy.

Atlantans’ labs and goldens, and more than a few King Charles spaniels, are a constant presence in carpool lines.

Southerners appreciate the fine, even temperament of such faithful family members. Large dogs, of course, require sizable vehicles and spacious yards, and Atlanta accommodates both. Our homes (and parking lots) permit an abundance of SUVs, so we can travel heavy with our happy herds.

Although Angelenos share an equal affinity for their dogs, the similarities stop there. Los Angeles does not have the luxury of expansive parking, so capacious SUVs do not exist here. Saint Bernards and Great Danes can’t hang out of Bentley Continental GT convertibles on Wilshire Boulevard, and it’s impossible to maneuver a dog-laden SUV through an underground garage in Beverly Hills.

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The petite French bulldog is the LA dog of the moment, having replaced the yappy and temperamental rhinestonecollared Chihuahua. Perks of the Frenchie include that he fits into a luxury compact car, but he walks on a leash like a real dog rather than traveling via baby stroller or open-top Hermès tote like the aforementioned Chihuahua.

I am probably most inharmonious with Los Angeles when I am with my dogs. My pack of large rescue hounds includes bloodhounds, foxhounds, coonhounds, Vizslas and labs. Together we are a traveling circus of long ears, long tails and loud howls. We travel via Suburban with the windows rolled down so that all ears and snouts have a full-blown wind-sensory experience. Pulling up to a light on Rodeo Drive next to Ferraris and Rolls-Royces, we are the embodiment of country come to town!

It’s been decades since Hollywood created The Beverly Hillbillies; however, I’m doing my prodigious part to educate Angelenos on the extraordinary Southern hound dog. It’s time to hit the Melrose Trading Post to find my granny gown to complete the picture!

EDWIN FOTHERINGHAM

Our Atlantan-turned-Angeleno columnist attempts to navigate cramped Beverly Hills with her pack of large, lusty Southern hounds

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