Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | June 2019

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Contents JUNE 2019

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Style News Summer style has arrived, and with it, a kaleidoscope of color!

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HOME 32

Classic Cool A clean-lined, cozy home by Brian Watford and Yong Pak channels chic coastal sensibilities in Buckhead

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Educated Eye From Henry Flagler to Lilly Pulitzer, AH&L explores Palm Beach panache

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Real Estate Property Report Calendar Happenings this month Naomi On summer chic Dish Pancake Social End Note Suzanna on showhouse style Editor’s Letter Ad Index

Inside Out

On the Cover

A timely renovation by Charles Heydt and Kay Douglass breathes new life into an entrepreneur’s family home

Interior design by BRIAN WATFORD Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL

Current Approach Jonathan Savage transforms a former showhouse into a family home that’s livable and luxurious

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FROM THE EDITOR

In this Issue Contributor SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON explores the lasting influence of Palm Beach style in her Educated Eye column.

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summer lovin’

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Associate Editor Claire CLAIRE RUHLIN visits all-day breakfast restaurant PANCAKE SOCIAL at Ponce City Market.

DOG DAYS OF SUMMER? I’ll take them. After a gray winter and wet spring, I could not be more excited to plant an herb garden, feed our neighborhood hummingbirds and sink my toes into the pool water. The summer months in our house are synonymous with freedom—fewer commitments, less routine…more daylight, and extra fun. What’s not to love?

This month, Atlanta artist CAROLYN CARR unveils works such as Afternoon Shadows (2018) at Jackson Fine Art gallery.

The homes featured in our June issue offer the ultimate

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versions of in-town escapes. Rambling terraces, a pool cabana and ping-pong table are the secret sauce at Bonneau a linear, Hamptons-style pool and two stories of outdoor space provide Brian Watford’s clients with the sophisticated breeziness they adored about Florida’s Alys Beach (page 32).

Speaking of in-town retreats, the 2019 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Southeastern Designer Showhouse on Garmon Road is open to the public for tours through June 2. A former hunting estate located on a 15-acre site in the heart of Buckhead, its transformation by nearly 20 of the region’s most talented interior design firms is not to be missed, and we hope you will join us for this spring tradition.

How will you spend your summer? Whether you are fleeing the urban scene or embracing your own version of a staycation, we hope you discover joy in the journey.

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SHOPPING DISCOVERIES INFLUENCES

IN BLOOM For its first new porcelain service in 10

years, ROYAL COPENHAGEN reimagines the design of its iconic dinnerware set with “blomst.” Each piece is poetically decorated with a single, delicate hand-painted flower—rendered in the Danish company’s trademark cobalt blue on a new, angular shape—offering a minimalist but timeless expression. Starting at $95; available at

Bloomingdales; bloomingdales.com

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STYLE NEWS

OVER THE RAINBOW From pastel palettes to primary hues, the design, fashion and art worlds are embracing the power of the color pop!

Pixel Perfect Columbus, Georgia, native and Charlestonbased artist TEIL DUNCAN may have launched her business on Instagram (@teilart), but it’s her colorful, pixelated compositions of abstract beach and pool scenes, female forms and animals that have attracted collaborative partnerships from national retailers to runway shows. The artist’s forthcoming book, The Color Teil ($68), hits bookstores this month. amazon.com

TERRIFIC TIEBACKS Now in-showroom is SAMUEL & SONS freshfor-spring 2019 Veronique collection, a passementerie line with documentaryinspired patterning. From double-tassel tiebacks to key tassels, the lush tassel fringes feature a bullion skirt, multicolor tassel overhangers and header molds adorned with crisscross bands and velvet ruche wrapping.

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Fresh Face UK textile designer CHARLOTTE GAISFORD’s

vibrant, fresh fabric collection—inspired by British historical themes and rendered in bright hues— brings a tradition-with a-twist aesthetic to the U.S. through her representation with Ernest Gaspard. The Georgie Girl 2 in Pinky is pictured as the backdrop, while the Healey Monkey in Amynta and Tea for Two in Storm are on the pillows.

Ernest Gaspard, ADAC, (404) 233-8645; charlottegaisford.co.uk

FAB COLLAB THEODORE ALEXANDER unveiled a new collection with celebrated designer ALEXA HAMPTON at High Point Market this spring. In keeping with the designer’s statement style, the 120-piece launch features elevated but approachable essentials, like the Ingrid side table with veneered and glass overlay and gilt tray top with faux bamboo cast-brass base.

Available at Mathews Furniture + Design, (404) 237-8271; mathewsfurniture.com

Lady in Red For her spring collection, JADA LOVELESS was inspired by day bags from the 1950’s and 60’s. The top handle satchel (front) is red lizard with gold studs featuring ruby cabochon stones and a brushed gold lock; the resort tote in matte red American alligator also features ruby cabochon stones.

Game of Tones unveiled a capsule collection with Atlanta tastemaker DANIELLE ROLLINS that includes more than 75 vintage French paint charts. “I wanted a collection that suits a variety of budgets and tastes, can work in any space and can be added to over time,” Rollins says.

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STYLE NEWS

FANNING OUT CURREY & COMPANY evoked the

feeling of balmy summer breezes earlier this spring at High Point Market when it released its 2019 lighting collection that includes the statement Tropical wall sconce, left. Designed with implied movement, this brass fixture—which is certified for damp locations and finished in a vintage brass—appeals to our inner escapist. Currey & Co., AmericasMart, Building 1, Ste. 14F10; (404) 523-8282; curreyandcompany.com

PAINTERLY PATTERN Master colorist and textile designer LORI WEITZNER’s unique perspective on the significance of color in design comes to light with Aquarelle, a deconstructed modern composition that’s as graphic as it is geometric. Named for the French word for watercolor, the refreshing, multidimensional fabric is available in three colorways: luster, blush and drizzle. Weitzner is available to the trade in Atlanta through Jenny Perez Tompkins, (404) 368-1196; weitznerlimited.com

Blonde Ambition CENTURY FURNITURE unveiled a collaboration with New York design duo Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller of CARRIER & COMPANY. Inspired by pre-war European details, scale and finishes, we love introductions like the Jacques bed, featuring a paneled oak frame, light-patina bronze finished posts and polished brass brackets and feet.

Available to the trade at Century Furniture, ADAC, (404) 869-6768; centuryfurniture.com

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COLOR GRAPH A shimmering color palette—executed in a sophisticated blend of graphic decorative elements—is a winning combination in the 2019 MANUEL CANOVAS collection. The Mona fabric in rose Indien, pictured, balances the ethnic with the elegant. Available to the trade at Cowtan, ADAC, (470) 312-2050; cowtan.com

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East meets West with MARK D. SIKES new collection of rugs, bedding and accessories for ANNIE SELKE. The traditional-meets-modern collection, which celebrates the intersection of East Coast stripes, classic checks and florals with West Coast-inspired batiks, ikats and embroideries, is aptly called Coast to Coast from Mark D. Sikes for Annie Selke; pictured is the Ojai Blue loom-knotted cotton rug.

Atlanta tastemaker DANIELLE ROLLINS is taking Palm Beach by storm with her new fashion collection, which includes the high-waist, side-zip C.Z. Guest-inspired CZ short. Pictured in the Menars border in celadon, we’re obsessed with Rollins’ fresh take on this new classic summer staple. $310;

Available at annieselke.com this month

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PRETTY & PRACTICAL

Scent of a Woman To introduce new scent duos, DIPTYQUE has created five limited-edition gift sets, the DIPTYQUE X MAISON PIERRE FREY COLLECTION, that invoke olfactory landscapes inspired by the travels of the storied French fabric and wallpaper house house’s three founders. Roses and Jasmine Duo Set, $130, available at Diptique, Shops of Buckhead, (404) 846-0602; diptyqueparis.com/en_us/ 18

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STYLE NEWS

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PALM BEACH PANACHE A bright combination that originated in South Florida—citrus hues and crisp white— now populates houses from coast to coast with infusions of painted rattan, Lucite and Chinese Chippendale Written by SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON

EARLY DAYS When Standard Oil magnate Henry Flagler established the Florida East Coast Railway in 1894, he changed residential development, hospitality and American style in the process. After building his opulent 100,000-square-foot mansion “Whitehall” in Palm Beach, Flagler developed the Royal Poinciana Hotel and The Breakers, thereby solidifying the 18-mile stretch of beach as the epitome of style in the Gilded Age. Lavish events were hosted throughout the winter months as America’s wealthiest families escaped to Palm Beach for “the season.”

above In the Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House, Danielle Rollins used waterfall woven wood shades and tailored pleat drapery in custom fabric, linings and borders from The Shade Store. Brass nautilus from Chairish.

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Palm Beach quickly became a second-home destination, and Worth Avenue shops were filled with names such as Vanderbilt, Astor, Rockefeller, Carnegie and Morgan. Soon the heavy and ornate styles of the original developers were replaced with designs more appropriate for the climate and the period. The formal Gilded Aged aesthetics gave way to a relaxed mid-century style that still permeates South Florida design.

DANIELLE ROLLINS KIPS BAY ROOM BY NICKOLAS SARGENT

TRANSITIONS

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BOLD BEACH THEMES The bright, clear colors of the South Florida coast combined with days that revolved around the ocean, beach and golf course set the palette for both interiors and fashion.

Palm Beach resident and iconic designer Lilly Pulitzer created her famous citrushued dresses after splashing her clothes too many times with juice from her husband’s orange groves. Those same tones of coral, turquoise, lime green and egg yolk-yellow were found in interiors throughout the area that featured crisp white walls and views of the ocean. Seashells, peacock wicker chairs and Lucite coffee tables were decorative accessories in most living rooms, while dining rooms frequently featured white lacquered rattan or Chinese Chippendale furniture surrounded by decorative treillage grids lining the walls.

clockwise from top left Carved console table with foliate mirror from Chairish; Lilly Pulitzer II Chev on It for Lee Jofa; Rattan sunflower side table by Jamie Durie for McGuire; Lilly Pulitzer Big Bam fabric by Lee Jofa; Citadel in moss by John Robshaw at Travis & Co.

MASS MARKET Palm Beach style continues to permeate the market—and far beyond the sunny shores of South Florida. Lilly Pulitzer now offers a wide range of home goods in addition to remaining a staple in summer closets from Palm Beach to Laguna. White with punches of bold tropical hues remains a popular palette throughout the country, while Lucite and painted wicker are attractive for a myriad of uses. For 70 years, Palm Beach style has remained crisp and clean, yet inviting and cheery. For that, Lilly would be enormously pleased.

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BREAKFAST CLUB The product of an all-star team—comprised of Steel Wave Ventures owner

Dan Jacobson, Tin Drum Asia Kitchen founder Steven Chan, Octane Coffee DAVID CHRISTENSEN

Company co-founder Tony Riffel, and James Beard award-winning chef and restaurant owner Anne Quatrano—PANCAKE SOCIAL brings classic comfort and all-day breakfast to Ponce City Market. pancakesocial.com

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PRESERVING

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the biggest challenge, says Adams, is bringing the systems—from electrical to mechanical to plumbing—up to code without gutting the home and the original details, such as plasterwork and moldings.

Historic renovations comprise about 15 percent of the work for Adams’ firm.

“When a client approaches, we let them know it is a commitment. It’s not something you take lightly. You have to understand there are challenges,” he says.

When Adams embarked upon a renovation of a 1916 Reid home, he researched archived plans and found garage drawings that served as inspiration for a new carriage house. “It is worth it. You do end up with truly something spectacular,” he says.

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WHITEHALL PLANTATION, Laurens and Bleckley counties

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acreage of the quail plantation

1840s classical revival home

1880s lakeside lodge

TWIN OAKS PLANTATION, Thomasville

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plans to lease the first and second floors. With features such as double-hung windows and storefront windows with transoms, the building is inspired by those of the early 20th-century in Atlanta’s Fairlie– Poplar District and along Edgewood and Auburn avenues, the firm says. “We are designing this building so that it reflects the great historic architecture from surrounding areas and also captures the pioneering spirit of Glenwood Park,” Cogar says.

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T.S. ADAMS PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHED BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

ARCHITECTURAL FIRM HISTORICAL CONCEPTS is strengthening its connection to Glenwood Park with a new building along the planned BeltLine extension. “We love our current office in the Glenwood Park neighborhood, so when it came time to find a new, larger space, we knew we wanted to stay in the area and be a part of the future growth of the BeltLine,” says Andrew Cogar, the firm’s president.

The firm plans by the end of the year to move from Brasfield Square into a four-story building at the corner of Bill Kennedy Way and Faith Avenue.

Historical Concepts’ 7,000-square-foot office and design studio will occupy the top two floors, and it

NUMBERS A snapshot of two historic hunting properties for sale

Written and Produced by LORI JOHNSTON

WHEN HISTORIC HOMES and properties designed by noted architects such as Neel Reid, Philip Trammell Shutze and James Means appear on the market these days, it leads to questions about their fate. But when they are restored, architects have conversations with clients about respecting the original design while renovating. It’s important to let the older home be proud and prominent, says Tim Adams of T.S. Adams Studio, Architects.

While updating kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms, in particular, to meet today’s tastes,

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C A L E N DA R JUN. 14–AUG.31 Vivid color and captivating florals comprise the work of artist ERIN FITZHUGH GREGORY, whose solo show is on view at Anne Irwin Fine Art this month. Gregory’s oil and acrylic paintings emphasize contrast and composition, balanced with light and color—from landscapes and still lifes to figurative works and abstracts.

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▼ THROUGH JUN. 2 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ fourth annual SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER

SHOWHOUSE & GARDENS comes to a close this month, showcasing the work of some of the region’s brightest design talents. Built by Southern Gentry Homes, the historic 14-acre site was formerly used as hunting grounds and a weekend retreat by Atlanta’s influential Joseph Madison High family and the estate’s reimagination by 15-plus designers is not to be missed. southeasternshowhouse.com

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▼ JUN. 7–JUN. 29 For its June show, Mr & Mrs, Marietta’s dk Gallery highlights the work of four couples, all of whom are artists.

The show, which kicks off on June 7 from 5–9 p.m., showcases the work of full-time dk Gallery artists CHRISTY KINARD and JON DAVENPORT, as well as other husband and wife duos HOLLY and RON IRWIN, SUSAN EASTON BURNS and MARK BURNS, and STEVE and ASTRID DININNO. dkgallery.us ▲ THROUGH JUN. 29 For its spring exhibitions, Jackson Fine Art highlights works by artists MASAO

YAMAMOTO and CAROLYN CARR, both of whom use cultivated landscapes as the subject in their innovative photography. Yamamoto’s Bonsai series explores Japanese tray planting, while Carr’s Out of the Studio similarly plant life—with intentional creation. Also on view is an installation of experimentally driven wallpapers and photography

by Los Angeles-based art collaborative Fallen Fruit. jacksonfineart.com

JUN. 14–AUG. 30 Spalding Nix Fine Art highlights the work of four Southern artists with its 2019 SUMMER

SHOW. New Orleans-based artist AIMÉE FARNET SIEGEL uses paper as her medium to focus on the space between objects, while Charleston, South Carolina, impressionist painter KATE HOORAY OSMOND highlights bold colors and gold-leaf overlay with her large-scale paintings. Savannah-based artist TRISH ANDERSEN explores personal origin through tufting, while Atlanta-born artist MARK BOOMERSHINE evokes Pop Art qualities with his multidimensional paintings. spaldingnixfineart.com

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SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE PHOTOGRAPHED BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

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ILLUSTRATION BY MEREDITH GILLESPIE

Naomi Von Habersham WHEN IT COMES TO DRESSING FOR SUMMER, I aspire to be that stylish woman of the world who dons modish caftans and jeweled thong sandals made by Canfora in Capri, footwear which seems made to show off that chic coral polish on one’s toes. But so far, my intentions have yet to come true. The reality is that when temperatures swelter, all I can bare, I mean bear, to wear are loose-fitting linen or cotton tops over baggy linen drawstring pants. If my toes are pedicured, I might wear sandals, but more often than not, it’s espadrilles for me. I know it doesn’t sound particularly flattering, but when my summer days involve morning trips to Publix while the temperature is bearable or afternoon movies at the theater to escape the heat, dressing like Elizabeth Taylor in her Pucci caftans seems pointless.

As little effort as I make on myself during the summer, I treat my home with far more attention. This summer, my patio seating will look its best with crisp, striped Sunbrella fabric edged in a contrasting welt. It’s a little sporty and nautical looking, which is the exact opposite of me. I’m also preparing for outdoor dining by replenishing my supply of pillar candles for use in my Amanda Lindroth cane hurricanes, which go so well with her woven place mats and her rattan bakeware. (If you can’t have a home in Harbour Island or Lyford Cay, you might as well entertain as though you do.) And I’m super excited about my latest purchase: a Dynatrap mosquito and insect trap. Let’s hope it works as well as they say it does.

Meanwhile, there’s work to be done indoors, where I’ll switch out my candles and potpourri with a lighter, summery fragrance; oud and myrrh just won’t do when it’s 85 degrees outside. And I can’t wait to dress my bed in my latest indulgence: D. Porthault sheeting printed with blue seashells. Even if I don’t look my most attractive this summer, at least I know my home will.

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The quinoa bowl comes with kale, avocado, roasted carrot and a peanut vinaigrette.

CHAMPIONS OF BREAKFAST

Ponce City Market’s newest breakfast restaurant, PANCAKE SOCIAL, leads with pancakes, coffee and comfort Written by CLAIRE RUHLIN

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ACCORDING TO DAN JACOBSON, owner of Steel Wave Ventures and formerly of Chick-fil-A, Ponce City Market’s all-day breakfast restaurant, Pancake Social, is “a love for pancakes done right.” Also behind the eatery are Jacobsen’s partners: Steven Chan, Tony Riffel, and chef Anne Quatrano. And while pancakes and coffee are the restaurant’s bread and butter (expect everything from lemon soufflé to Dutch baby to pecan praline pancakes), the menu also includes healthier options such as grain bowls, avocado toast and fresh juices.

“We wanted to see a menu that did not have Southern classics but instead had new twists—like using artisanal and gluten-free grains— and that was a little healthier and fresher. We liked the dichotomy of pancakes alongside surprisingly healthy strawberry-beet-apple juice and the quinoa bowl,” Quatrano says.

Inside, the restaurant itself is as unique as its menu—from handstenciled floor tiles and wall-mounted clocks proclaiming it’s “time for pancakes.” “Breakfast is more than just a routine to get you on your way,” Jacobsen says. pancakesocial.com

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CLASSIC COOL

A clean-lined, cozy home by designer Brian Watford and architect Yong Pak channels chic coastal sensibilities amid the bustle of Buckhead Written by SEJAL BHIMA Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Produced by ELIZABETH RALLS

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Soft Spoken Designer Brian Watford ďŹ lled the living room with seating from Bungalow Classic. To add architectural interest to the minimalist space, architect Yong Pak designed Art Decoinspired door trims.

The chandeliers are Restoration Hardware.

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Clean Cut To complement the simple elegance of the plaster walls and staircase, Watford took an edited approach in the foyer. The light pendant is by Jan Plechac & Henry Wielgus for Lasvit and the chair is from B.D. Jeffries. opposite A striking, digitally printed wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries’ Beyond collection sets the stage for chic entertaining in the dining room. Other unique accents include a cascading chandelier from Restoration Hardware and an oversize rug from Moattar, Ltd. The chairs are by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.

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Layered Luxe Driftwood adds warmth to the kitchen’s edited aesthetic. The stools are by Palecek and the cage light fixtures are from Lumens.

W WHILE THEIR NEW HOME WOULD FEATURE a Buckhead address, a couple with two young children knew they wanted their soon-to-be dream home to channel the chic, coastal design qualities of their favorite destinations, Alys Beach and the Hamptons.

“They didn’t want a typical house you’d see in Buckhead with white painted brick,” explains interior designer Brian Watford.

Instead the couple turned to Watford and architect Yong Pak to create a modern space with strong, yet edited architectural details, a trademark of Alys Beach, combined with the sophisticated breeziness that permeates homes in the Hamptons.

“We had to keep asking ourselves, ‘How can we make it feel like you’re at the beach as much as possible, despite being right in the middle of Buckhead,’” muses Watford.

The design team delivered on this idea with an airy, open-concept layout complete with 12-foot ceilings. Most rooms open onto the generous outdoor spaces that are tucked along the home’s unique L-shape

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Outside In In the breakfast area, a custom banquette by Bjork Studio features “Big Stripe,” a fabric designed by fashion icon Paul Smith in collaboration with textile studio Maharam. Rattan chairs from Serena & Lily exude an organic, coastal feel. The light fixtures are by Possini Euro from Lightology and the art is by Vesela Baker.

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Private Spaces A hidden door leads to the butler’s pantry. For the wet bar, Watford designed floating metal shelves for a clean and airy look. opposite Although the home’s layout offers a great sense of openness, its design also called for pockets of private spaces, such as the husband’s office.

structure overlooking a linear, Hamptonsstyle pool. While this makes entertaining a fun indoor-outdoor experience on the ground level, it also offers the wife a serene spot to relax on a custom outdoor hanging bed located on the second-floor master bedroom balcony.

Watford knew materials would also play an important role in offering the illusion of a beachside oasis. The kitchen is wrapped in driftwood from floor to ceiling, and all of the inner workings are concealed behind flush cabinetry. “They didn’t want it to look like a kitchen, which is really reminiscent of an Alys Beach aesthetic,” says Watford. “It’s clean and minimal, but warm and bright.”

While the home undoubtedly resonates with a modern coastal feel, Watford encouraged an appropriately moodier palette in more intimate spaces. The husband’s home office is enveloped in navy for a cocoonlike effect, and the dining room features a gray cloudlike motif wallcovering. But regardless of a room’s chosen color scheme, unique lighting was an instrumental design component. From the handblown glass pendant in the foyer to a trio of sculptural fixtures in

While the home undoubtedly resonates with a modern coastal feel, Watford encouraged an appropriately moodier palette in more intimate spaces.

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Naturally Chic The spa-like master bath combines clean lines and natural materials. The whitewashed light pendant is by Arteriors. right An overdyed Oushak rug from Moattar, Ltd. serves as the foundation for the master bedroom’s beachinspired palette. A custom hanging bed located on the balcony also offers a breezy, coastal touch.

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the breakfast room, the accents become a work of art in the minimalist spaces. “Many people liken hardware as jewelry to a cabinet. Similarly, I think light fixtures are like jewelry to a room,” says Watford. “Generally, furniture is always going to look the same.

For example, you can customize a sofa, but in the end, a sofa is a sofa. But there are so many possibilities with light fixtures and it lets you add something unique to the space that not everyone else is going to have.”

It’s this commitment to thinking outside the box—from Watford and Pak to landscape architect Rick Anderson—that allows the couple and their children feel transported to the beach amid the bustle of daily life. “It’s beyond what they thought it was going to be,” says Watford. “When I saw the plans of this house for the first time, I was ecstatic. This was a really good one that came along, and I’m really proud to be a part of bringing it to life.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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Relaxing Retreat The home’s unique rear exterior ensures privacy and provides the family two floors of outdoor living space in their backyard oasis.

Cement tiles by Clé inspired the pool bath’s bold color scheme.

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Long View In the foyer, designer Kay Douglass offers a glimpse of the home’s chic yet whimsical design scheme.

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Easy, Breezy Located off the family room, the covered loggia features seating from Janus et Cie and a South of Market coffee table.

Written by SEJAL BHIMA Photographed by MALI AZIMA

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Blue Crush Douglass kept the dining room’s existing chandelier and used its form as inspiration.

Custom chairs sidle up to a black lacquer table from Holland & Company. Silk drapes and decorative objects, South of Market.

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AS THE FOUNDER AND CEO of Ansley Atlanta Real Estate, Bonneau Ansley III is privy to some of the city’s most desirable homes. But no matter if it’s the biggest, brightest or most beautiful home on the block, there’s one steadfast piece of wisdom he’ll always impart to clients: When your home hits the 10-year mark, it’s time for a refresh, he advises. And like any great leader, Ansley is in the habit of practicing what he preaches.

It was just over a decade ago that Ansley and his wife, Jennifer, sought out architect Charles Heydt to draw up a Dutch Colonial-style home in Buckhead’s Peachtree Battle neighborhood. (Its classical interiors were previously featured in the December 2008 issue of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.)

But true to principle, the couple began to think about their home’s next phase as they approached this milestone.

“If you love your neighbors and location as much as we do, moving wasn’t an option,” says Ansley. “We also have two growing 48

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children, so the way we live now looks much different than it did 10 years ago. A lot changes in that time, and it’s important your home reflects that.”

So that their family could remain firmly planted in their beloved Buckhead neighborhood, the couple returned to Heydt to map out new possibilities for their home. The fresh plans called for a complete design overhaul and saw the addition of a generous back porch running the length of the house, providing multiple access 50

points to the backyard. Other functional upgrades include dual islands in the kitchen (one for meal prep and baking, the other for dining and homework) and steel windows throughout, which brilliantly flood the newly revamped interiors with natural light.

To complete their vision of a lighter, brighter and more modern home, the couple tapped interior designer Kay Douglass, whose design resume includes Ansley Atlanta’s Buckhead offices and the family’s vacation home.

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Open Concept While the kitchen boasts a clean, clutterfree look, it’s not short on function. Dual islands offer ample storage as does an adjacent walk-in butler’s pantry that’s complete with a steam oven, microwave and more.

Neat Nook Douglass relocated the breakfast table to this bay window next to the kitchen. To add interest to the airy nook, she selected a raffia light fixture from South of Market.

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Douglass employed a minimalist but warm approach, balancing clean lines and sleek surfaces with a playful periwinkle palette and earthy textures. “The nice thing about this renovation is that they’re now surrounded by exterior space. We were careful about making sure all the fabrics flow nicely, because if you open all the doors, it feels like one continuous space,” she says. “The Ansleys are wonderful hosts and we wanted to give them the ultimate space to entertain.” The new outdoor spaces—from a serene loggia to a pool cabana—tick that box. “When evaluating homes, instead of just counting bedrooms and baths, I count places,” notes Ansley. “Ask yourself, ‘What are the cool places and spaces that this home has?’ That’s really where you’ll be living.” See Resources, Back of Book.

Fresh Appeal Plush seating makes the family room a cozy spot to gather. The clover ottomans are from South of Market and the artwork is by Susan Hable Smith. opposite Douglass tempered the traditional paneling of the study with more modern selections from South of Market.

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High Contrast New steel windows and doors brighten up the terrace level and provide easy access to new amenities, such as a covered terrace and pool cabana. The table, chairs and light pendant are from CB2.

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“We try not to have a feature that distracts you from the rest of the room. When you walk into a space, it’s important that it just feels good and quietly unfolds.” —Kay Douglass

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Play it Again Landscape architect Alec Michaelides led the backyard’s redesign, which included removing overgrown landscaping to allow for better views of the pool from the terrace level. Astroturf, both cost effective and environmentally friendly, was utilized throughout the yard.

“It’s great to feel like we’re in a new home without ever having changed addresses. You can bet we’re ready to do this again in 10 years.”

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CURRENT APPROACH

Jonathan Savage transforms a former showhouse into a family home that’s both livable and luxurious Written by

CLAIRE RUHLIN Photographed by

ROSS GROUP CREATIVE

Original Appeal Previously the O’More College of Design’s 2017 Designer Show House, this Nashville home was transformed into a cohesive and livable retreat by interior designer Jonathan Savage to suit the needs of its new homeowners.

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Cozy & Chic An intimate seating arrangement centered around the fireplace allows the homeowners to spend time with their three grown children in the living room.

A Zimmer + Rohde drapery fabric adds softness. The sofas are Hickory Chair, the chairs are Duistt and the iron chandelier is Paul Ferrante through Ainsworth-Noah.

A AFTER TOURING O’More College of Design’s 2017 Designer Show House, Nashville designer Jonathan Savage’s client knew she had found her future home. Tucked away in the woods of the city’s idyllic Você neighborhood—which is built on the property of the late country music star Eddy Arnold and emphasizes sustainability and a connection to nature—the home immediately evokes a stately presence thanks to its entirely black exterior.

A longtime supporter of O’More and an admirer of the residence’s architect, Carson Looney, the client wasted no time in making her vision a reality. Before the showhouse even came to a close, she and her husband had purchased the home and enlisted Savage—who designed the dining room of the showhouse, working in the company of designers such as Robert Brown and Amy Morris—to transform the space from showhouse to a family home that felt private, comfortable and livable.

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Warm Welcome Savage took color cues from the tones of wood in the kitchen when designing the home’s adjacent living room.

A Niermann Weeks breakfast table strategically placed between the living and dining spaces pulls double duty as a chic entry hall table. Savage sourced the Adnet dining chairs on a trip to France, and the bar stools are Century Furniture.

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In the Mix left and opposite The dining room, which Savage previously designed when the residence played host to the O’More College of Design’s 2017 Show House, is a dramatic departure from its original incarnation. Now, a coffered wood Phillip Jeffries wallcovering adds texture to the walls, while Hermès’ Dune wallpaper adds a gauche effect to a niche. The table is from the homeowners’ own collection, and the drapery is Seemakrish through Paul+. The chandeliers are Paul Ferrante through Ainsworth-Noah.

Also part of this transformation was, in collaboration with Looney, the build-out of an addition above the garage, which provided for the inclusion of a family room, bathroom and extra bedroom. “They wanted to make it as customized as possible to their wants and needs,” Savage says. “It was fun because we had spent so much time there that we were already familiar with the home. The showhouse was beautiful, and we just came in and added our SAVAGE touch.”

To avoid competing with the home’s abundant views of the outdoors and to juxtapose its inky exterior, Savage kept the color palette soft, running shades of greige, beige and taupe throughout and adding interest with elevated finishes and pops of color and pattern that call back to nature. “Every room has a base of greige. It’s a very neutral palette with just a few pops of color here and there,” says the designer.

In the living room, for instance, grass-green sofa pillows, dining chairs and barstools stand out against neutral fabrics and layers of drapery, which provide a sense of privacy.

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Subtle & Serene above Designed by architect Carson Looney, the residence’s exterior is painted entirely black. left A shiplap stair hall connects the addition above the garage to the rest of the home. opposite The homeowners often spend time watching football on the screened porch. The sofas and chairs are by AmalďŹ Living.

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“NOTHING IS FUSSY, BUT IT’S NOT TOO STREAMLINED.” —Jonathan Savage

Savage explains. Around the fireplace, he created a comfortable sitting area, where the couple can spend time with their three adult children. “We made sure the furniture was comfortable, yet that’s the formal space to entertain in,” notes Savage.

One of the home’s most significant transformations was in the dining room, which Savage had enveloped in soft “Southern blue” drapery for the showhouse. For the new homeowners, he took a more edgy approach, incorporating two different wallcoverings: a coffered wood by Phillip Jeffries on the walls and a medallion motif by Hermès in the dining room niche. From the room’s existing drapery tracks, Savage suspended a pair of English botanical prints. “We strive to make the client’s home as personal as possible to them, and we were really successful in this room,” Savage says. “And she hired us knowing what we did in the dining room originally, which was funny.”

The overall result is a comfortable family home that feels current yet classic. “I feel like it’s today; it’s 2019,” Savage says. “There are traditional values throughout but clean design mixed in. Nothing is fussy, but it’s not too streamlined. It’s somewhere in the middle.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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Tucked Away above and left Part of the new addition above the garage, this guest suite features a pair of twin beds by Suzanne Kasler for Ballard Designs and bedding

by Yves Delorme.

The guest bathroom features sconces from Waterworks and a Cambria quartz vanity.

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Natural Effect above A cherry blossom wallpaper by Fromental through Holland & Sherry infuses natural beauty into a guest room. The lamps are John Boone. left Savage added a chic touch to the master bath.

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NIGHT OF SPECTACLES ATLANTA

Original works by local artists as well as works made using recycled eyeglasses by students at Brenau University and Georgia Southern University were on display at NIGHT OF SPECTACLES, hosted at PIETRA Luxury in Stone and beneďŹ ting the Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation. PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROSS HENDERSON

Top Lauren Davenport, Rob Gill; Susannah Haisley, Christine Bronikowski, Emily Lawton; Jon Muirhead, Olivia Vercelote Middle Dave Paule, Lynn McIntyre, Guerry & Michelle Mashburn; Gino Fabrizio, Suzanne Longfellow, Pamela Andersen, Craig Henschel Bottom Becky & Jim Jarrell; Judith & Chef Juan Montier, Tina Vercelote, Phillip Arrington; Birgit Brooks, Jay Brooks, Madi Brooks

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FRIENDS OF SHUTZE PARTY

On the evening before the 13th annual Shutze Awards, the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art’s Southeast chapter honored the awards ceremony’s patrons and sponsors with the FRIENDS OF SHUTZE PARTY. PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEN ROSE PHOTOGRAPHY; BENROSEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

Top Barbara Shelton, Laura Shine Lee; Joan & Norman Askins, Elizabeth Lynch, Dr. William Helvie; Barbara Dunning, Chad Holman Middle Rachel Baydar, Elizabeth Lynch, Dr. William Helvie, Susan Ferrier; William Litchfield, Kristen Walls, Betty Burgess, Shane Robuck; Jennifer Boles, Adrian Taylor Bottom John Morris, Suzanne Kasler, John Berndsen; ICAA Board

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PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS

The Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA) recognized excellence in design at the 13th annual PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS, held at the Piedmont Driving Club.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEN ROSE PHOTOGRAPHY; BENROSEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

Top James McCrery, Tammy Connor, Ashley Gilbreath, Stan Dixon, Robert Norris, Rick Spitzmiller, Susan Ferrier, Rachel Baydar, Russell Windham, Jill Biskin, Bunny Williams, Suzanne Kasler, John Howard, John Rosselli; Dennis Hunt, Suzanne Kasler and Keith Arnold

Middle Barry Hutner, Bunny Williams and John Rosselli; John Howard, Robin Smith, Derek Hopkins; Linda and James Strickland Bottom Peter Lyden and Judy Bentley; Mary Holland, Robert Brown and Lanah Jackson; Rachel Baydar and Susan Ferrier

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Every aspect was intentionally constructed and brought to life by NFL MVP, Hines Ward. The landscape was orchestrated to provide privacy but not distract from the art deco styling of this masterpiece. Slip into total tranquility with the sounds of cascading waterfalls. An entertainment paradise in the ultimate man cave, expansive salt water pool, separate hot tub, outdoor kitchen, bar, candle lit grotto, cabana and basketball court. Price: $4.2 million; Glennda Baker LeBlanc 678-755-3711

5975 WINTERTHUR RIDGE | ATLANTA, GA 30328 Rare, private 7 acre estate with hand applied hard coat stucco exterior and latest roof system. This residence was designed by Atlanta architect Henri Jova. Situated just 10 minutes north of Buckhead in a private neighborhood, Winterthur Estates. This is one of the finest examples of art deco style right down to the furnishings and light fixtures. Incredible quality and property. It has been lovingly maintained and in excellent condition. Price $3.950 million; Debra Johnston 404-312-1959

NEW CONSTRUCTION 3802 TEESDALE COURT | ATLANTA, GA 30350 No detail overlooked from wine cellar, soaring ceilings in serene main level owner’s suite with separate his/hers baths, elegant natural woodwork and stunning hardwood floors, unique ceiling details creating visual excitement.

Oversized kitchen with endless storage and expansive island, in-law suite, large terrace level media/entertaining rooms, gym, paradise-like backyard with two decks, fi replace, koi pond, playset, heated pool/hot tub, and more.

Price: $1.950 million; Lindsay Levin 404-667-3232

THE MANOR | 15967 MANOR CLUB DRIVE, MILTON, GA 30004 Custom homes in The Manor, an exclusive high-end gated community in Milton, Georgia. The Manor boasts a world class amenity package and an unparalleled country club lifestyle. Amenities to golf, tennis, swimming, dining, events and the Sequoia Club; Atlanta’s premium multi-club membership platform. Homes priced from $1.39 million; Loudermilkhomes.com 678-578-6766

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84 OLD STONEMILL ROAD NE | MARIETTA, GA 30067 Gorgeous home features elegant open floor plan with updates throughout.

Wonderful private yard with pool, jacuzzi, covered porch with expansive stone patio, and level yard! This home offers everything, a full finished terrace level with kitchen, new flooring, updated baths & more! Enormous updated kitchen and lighting opens to 2-story great room, guest suite on main level with updated bath. Massive master suite & closet. Price: $1.195 million; Marsha Sell 404-830-2000

3185 RASKARITY ROAD | CUMMING, GA 30041 One-of-a-kind, remodeled, lake-side retreat on 1.3+ private acres. Entering through the covered porch and into the grand foyer, you’re welcomed home to true southern elegance. Wide plank Pinewood floors throughout the main level, draw you into the chef’s kitchen. Open the French doors to overlook the pool and lake to an experience you’ll love coming home to. This secluded oasis is minutes from Johns Creek, Avalon, Halcyon, and ready for you to call it home!

Price: $949,000; Thornhill Residential 706-405-2089

45 GATESIDE PLACE SE | MARIETTA, GA 30067 Rush to this awesome opportunity in Walton School District. A unique yet traditional plan with library-banquet sized dining room-great room plus a den-plus sunroom and a very open plan. Fabulous pool and expansive yard.

Three-car garage and finished terrace level with game room and bar area for entertaining. Picture perfect estate in sought after East Cobb location next to Atlanta Country Club. Close proximity to McFarlane Park and Paper Mill Village.

Price: $1.185 million; Marsha Sell 404-830-2000

1836 BALLYBUNION DRIVE | JOHNS CREEK, GA 30097 Spectacularly renovated home on St Ives Country Club’s 10th fairway and walking distance to club house! Elegant flair - Renovated chef’s kitchen opens to fireside keeping room and breakfast room with custom built-ins. 22-foot high ceilings in living room/office on main level. Oversized master on main boasts fireplace and vaulted sun-lit master bath. Three spacious bedrooms upstairs each with ensuite baths. Expansive unfinished basement awaits your designs. Price: $899,000; Gary Deckert 770-686-6522

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NEW CONSTRUCTION HILLANDALE | 9295 COLEMAN ROAD, ROSWELL, GA 30075 An intimate community of 36 homes inspired by the streetscapes of Charleston, South Carolina. Features include pebble stone driveways, walkways and sidewalks, gracious front porches with gas lighting, and beautiful garden packages. Hillandale homes offer covered, open-air entertaining and dining spaces perfect for casual and formal entertaining. Homes priced from the mid $700’s; PMCommunities.com 770-254-5372

WESCOTT | 690 NICHOLS ROAD, SUWANEE, GA 30024 Wescott is a gated community with the latest in new home design. Conveniently located to Lambert High, Sharon Elementary, Riverwatch Middle and commuter routes. Enjoy a community clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts and fire pit lounge. Decorated model open. Homes priced from the mid $600s; PMCommunities.com 770-254-5358

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2551 RAINTREE DRIVE, ATLANTA, GA 30345

526 WHITE OAK DRIVE, NEWNAN, GA 30265

Stunning home located on lush landscaped lot. Designer’s attention to every detail can be seen throughout. Stonework is amazing! Kitchen with high end appliances, coffered fireside family room and keeping room, trayed owner’s suite with spa-like bath, fabulously finished terrace level with bar, activity room with stone accents, and exercise room. Outdoor space perfect for entertaining! Agent Name: Crayton Lankford; Price: $1,100,000

Iconic White Oak Property on 18th Green/Pond! Green energy built home with approx. 6000 sq. ft., including 4/5 bedrooms, 3 full baths and 2 half baths on mostly finished basement.

Exceptional upgrades which include Electrolux stainless steel appliances and central vacuum, Cambria granite countertops, imported fireplace, all Kohler fixtures and faucets, Baldwin bronze hardware, custom lighting and ceiling fans throughout, oak flooring, crown moldings, 2 tankless water heaters, Trex decking on both porches, 3-car garage, 3-tier fountain at center of driveway, master on main, extremely spacious terrace level, storage galore! Incredible views! 20 minutes from Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson Airport. Agent Name: Scott Cosby; Price: $699,900

4005 MARTEL DRIVE, CUMMING, GA 30040

3216 SWEETLEAF LANE, BUFORD, GA 30519

Simply spectacular original custom home in Marseille! This impressive home boasts a gourmet kitchen with custom cabinets, granite countertops, tile backsplash, and lots of natural light. Tons of storage. Timeless hardwoods and elegant plantation shutters throughout. Bright and open floor plan. Owners’ suite on main level, all en suite bathrooms. Spectacular terrace level with 9 ft. coffered ceiling, kitchen, two-side stone fireplace, media room and workout room! Agent Name: Dale Arnold; Price: $680,000

3312 PERRINGTON POINTE, MARIETTA, GA 30066 Lovely 6 bedroom/4.5 bath home with master on main. New roof and appliances, carpet, hardwood and paint on a private lot with a creek in the backyard. 2-story entry foyer and great room, formal living and dining rooms, office/sitting room next to owner’s suite and sunroom on main level. 4 additional bedrooms up with direct access to 2 full bathrooms. Another bedroom and full bath on terrace level along with a workshop, family room, wet bar, and additional space you can custom design to suit your needs. Great neighborhood amenities and top schools.

Walk to entertainment, parks, restaurants and shopping. Move in ready. Agent Name: Dan Jones; Price: $640,000

Captivating 4-sided brick basement home on large cul-de-sac lot in Buford School District!

This beautiful and fully upgraded home offers hardwood floors on main level, stairs and upstairs hallway. Open floor plan with family room with coffered ceilings open to the chef’s kitchen with large island, mud room, covered outdoor living area with fireplace, private office with French doors, large loft/medial, play areas upstairs, owner’s retreat with double tray ceilings and sitting area. Large secondary bedrooms with private and jack and jill bathroom and much more. Agent Name: Jennifer Rigdon; Price: $649,900

4786 LEWIS ROAD, POWDER SPRINGS, GA 30127 Custom 3-sided brick home on 2+/- acres. Kitchen features gas cook top, double ovens, granite, stained cabinets, island and tons of storage. Open floor plans features huge great room with fireplace and built-ins. Dining room with Butler’s Pantry. Private office off foyer.

Main level owners’ retreat showcases trey ceilings, sitting area with fireplace, jetted tub and separate shower. Double wide stairs leads to 4 upstairs bedrooms with large closets and 2 full baths. Basement is stubbed for kitchen and bath. Rear deck and screened porch provide areas for outdoor enjoyment. Agent Name: Shawn Hollenkamp; Price: $535,000

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Private Oasis ARCHITECT Charles Heydt, Pak

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Inside Out INTERIOR DESIGN Brian Watford,

Brian Watford Interiors, (404) 409-5532; brianwatford.com ARCHITECT Yong Pak, Pak Heydt & Associates, (404) 231-3195; pakheydt.com BUILDER Mike Hammersmith, Mike Hammersmith Inc., (404) 351-5227;Hammersmithatlanta.com LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Rick Anderson, Richard Anderson Landscape Architect, (404) 892-1788; richardandersonla.com PAGES 58-69

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A SHOWHOUSE SMACKING OF TASTE! SURE, ONE CAN UNCORK a bottle of wine in a motel and plop on the bed with a plastic cup while watching a captivating nighttime drama, but the ambience is relative, and when the toilet roll comes with a plastic cover, one might only be inspired to creep into bed in sock-covered feet and stay there until the break of daylight.

Early in my career, I designed hotels for Mickey Mouse, wherein I learned that large-scale commercial design entails specifying wallpapers, fabrics and carpets with flameretardant chemicals that can withstand traffic. Fortunately, I moved on to the über-talented offices of Mariette Himes Gomez and Nancy Braithwaite, where I discovered Belgian linens, wool broadlooms and the power of the one-off object.

Thankfully, both interior design and I have continued to evolve. Although I’ve slept in a yurt in the backcountry of Idaho’s Sawtooth Range and hauled wood to heat our homes in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Highlands, North Carolina, I’ve cushioned our beds with high-thread-count sheets and handwoven wool blankets. Give me hardwood, slate, cotton, silk or wool under my feet—anything but polypropylene.

Every year I look forward to showhouses—which enforce tenets of good design and harken tasteful trends to come.

While many showhouses pique my interest, one of the most inspiring is the Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens. The scale is tremendous and includes a strong roster of talent that leaves me inspired for months.

Sometimes it’s the graceful arch of an orchid or the cherry blossom that’s visible from the living room or porch that catches my eye. Other times it’s the color and pattern that encapsulate a room and make me stop for a second glance. But it’s always the architecture and the light—regardless of space or time of day—that makes me admire the power of details.

As I write this, I’m camped out in my Atlanta hotel—in my pajamas—planning my showhouse visit. By the time I arrive, I’ll ditch the socks and plastic cup in lieu of heels and pearls.

Ikats, chintz or chinoiserie? Who knows what awaits? Regardless, I’ll be in awe and I’ll toast to every participant.

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For SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON, whatever your preferred beverage, it tastes better at the Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens

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