Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | September 2020

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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES

SEPTEMBER 2020

EPIC STYLE

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CLASSIC, COVETABLE & FRESH INTERIORS

VOLUME 39, NO. 8


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Contents SEPTEMBER 2020

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Falling For... The changing season brings a slew of new collections to welcome autumn in cozy style, and AH&L covers a few of our favorites

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Book Look From traveling tomes to entertaining inspiration, kick back and relax with AH&L’s top picks for fall

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Joie de Vivre Tastemaker Danielle Rollins takes AH&L on a first-person tour of her abode

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California Cool With an exceptional design-build team in tow, the 2020 Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens infused classic Atlanta style with West Coast vibes

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Property Report Calendar Happenings this month Naomi On becoming too casual Dish Atlanta restaurants update End Note Suzanna on falling forward Editor’s Letter Ad Index

On the Cover Interior Design MELANIE TURNER Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL Architecture LINDA MACARTHUR Developer BENECKI

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WELCOME

FROM THE EDITOR

What’s New

JOIN US THIS MONTH! Don’t miss Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ 2020 Serenbe Designer Showhouse. Join us for tours September 10–October 4.

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THERE WAS PERHAPS NO BETTER indication that house-loving Atlantans were looking for a realtime escape than the unexpected number of guests who joined us at our 2020 Southeastern Designer Showhouse in June. The gated six-acre property, in fact, could have been a metaphor for escape thanks to its serene, manicured grounds; a pool with a built-in firepit and spa that referenced resort-like living; and soaring Venetian plaster ceilings that at once embraced visitors with its rounded walls and oozed West Coastchic. If you weren’t able to pay us a visit in-person, you can practically feel the breezy sophistication by turning to page 66 for our Showhouse highlights. With the autumn season imminent, and our lives in constant flux to meet the ever-evolving circumstances

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of 2020, we hope that our September issue provides a very real departure from the everyday. In addition to being transported, though, it’s also our wish that you’ll Turn the page and find the designer, the builder, the surfaces and the textiles that will help make your dreams for your real-life retreat a reality.

DIGITAL EDITION Find AH&L on your tablet! Download recent issues on iTunes, Google Play or through the Zinio app.

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INTERIOR DESIGN BY MELANIE MILLNER OF THE DESIGN ATELIER | ARCHITECTURE BY FRANK HEERY OF HARRISON DESIGN | KITCHEN CABINETRY BY KINGDOM WOODWORKS | PHOTOGRAPHED BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

Deadline for entries is Friday, September 11th at 5pm. Winners will be featured in our January 2021 issue; visit our site for details.

SHOWHOUSE OPERATIONS Lori Hojnowski EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS Jennifer Boles, Laura Franck, Jennifer Bradley Franklin, Suzanna Cullen Hamilton, Cathy McGowin CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Mali Azima, David Christensen, Erica George Dines, Emily Followill, Jeff Herr, Andrew Thomas Lee PUBLISHER EMERITUS Gina Christman

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SHOPPING DISCOVERIES INFLUENCES

CLASSIC STUDY

Join debut author and celebrated designer MARIE FLANIGAN as she hosts a design master class in her premiere book, The Beauty of Home (Gibbs-Smith, $45). Between the pages, Flanigan skills readers on how to thoughtfully infuse interiors with elegance and personality. As the designer notes, “magic doesn’t necessarily follow a formula, but perhaps it does have a framework.” marieflanigan.com; gibbs-smith.com

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FALLING FOR The changing of seasons and cooler temperatures brings a slew of new introductions to welcome autumn’s happy hues in style. Take a look at some of our favorites Produced by ZOË GOWEN

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Set for the Season Whether eating takeout or a home-cooked meal, dining at home has become de rigueur over the last few months. Recently launched tabletop line VON GERN HOME offers practical, chic and colorful wares that can be arranged in nearly endless combinations to reinvent your table for every meal.

Showcase clippings from a bountiful autumn garden—like dahlias or goldenrod—with a bud vase crafted for BLOOMIST by artisan glassblower, Gary Bodker, in a deep rose color to complement the deeper fall palette. Place a single stem in one bud vase and group them together to make a stunning centerpiece. Available at Bloomist; bloomist.com

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HOT TODDY It's a well-known fact by those in the design world that whiskey is decorator BUNNY WILLIAMS’ year-round drink of choice. It comes as no surprise, then, that she would introduce the handsome Rhys Drinks Table this fall as many begin welcoming Old Fashioneds and Manhattans into their cocktail hour once again. Available at Bunny Williams Home, (212) 935-5930; bunnywilliamshome.com

Like Moths to a Flame R HUGHES offers a witty take on this old adage with the Haunt Pendant, a milk-glass orb embellished with cast-bronze moths designed by Jane Hallworth for HALLWORTH’s new American Gothic collection. Available at R Hughes, ADAC, (404) 607-8877; r-hughes.com

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STYLE NEWS

QUICK CHANGE

Just in time for keeping room and family room upgrades, MARIKA MEYER TEXTILES launched a throw pillow line featuring her own whimsical, easy-to-mix linen fabrics. Available at Marika Meyer

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second collection with WILLIAMS celebrates iconic patterns from the American design house with tabletop items, linens, pillows and home accessories such as candles and diffusers. Pictured are the Shanghai Peacock ginger jar ($250) and the Samarkand ikat vase and cachepot ($125 each). Available at

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Clear Refinement

To be completely transparent, finding just the right table lamp can be tricky. One has to consider finding the perfect color and shape to match the room. HECTOR FINCH introduced an elegant and versatile cylindrical, glass ribbed lamp offered in seven different finishes to complement any and every space. Available at Jerry Pair, ADAC, (404) 261-6337; jerrypairatlanta.com 16

CLIMBING VINES SOANE BRITAIN debuts a refreshed collection that explores company founder Lulu Lytle’s favorite motifs, the Scrolling Fern Silhouette fabric (shown above left), a smaller scale of the popular Scrolling Frond, and Scrolling Acanthus Frond wallpaper (shown above right) an enlarged scale of the existing Scrolling Acanthus. Both are available in two expanded vibrant and earthy colorways, Moss and Sorolla Red, shown here.

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STYLE NEWS

BOOK LOOK From traveling tomes to entertaining inspiration, kick back and relax with AH&L’s top picks for fall Written by THE EDITORS

PHOTOGRAPHS AND TEXT FROM THE BEAUTY OF HOME BY MARIE FLANIGAN. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JULIE SOEFER. REPRINTED BY PERMISSION OF GIBBS SMITH PUBLISHING; S IS FOR STYLE: THE SCHUMACHER BOOK OF DECORATION BY DARA CAPONIGRO, © RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2020; © AN ENTERTAINING STORY BY INDIA HICKS, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2020. LIFESTYLE PHOTOGRAPHY © INDIA HICKS AND BRITTAN GOETZ. FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY © DAVID LOFTUS

The Beauty of Home Arranging furniture is like writing a poem, as celebrated interior designer Marie Flanigan teaches in her premiere book, The Beauty of Home (Gibbs Smith, $45). Follow along as Flanigan takes readers back to the basics of interior design with lessons on how to complement architecture, add character with well-loved antiques and create balance with color, lighting, detail and more. With breathtaking photography to accompany each page, Flanigan’s design philosophies will take your space from drab to fab.

S is for Style Written by Schumacher’s Creative Director Dara Caponigro, S is for Style: The Schumacher Book of Decoration (Rizzoli, $65) is the master guide to decorating that you didn’t know you needed. With 16 thematic chapters—including “Preppy,” “Sensual & Spare,” “Opulent” and more—stunning interior photography and endless inspiration, Schumacher provides expert insight on how pattern and texture take your space to a whole new level.

An Entertaining Story Author, model, entrepreneur and daughter of famed designer David Hicks, India Hicks reveals her best-kept secrets for holding the ultimate dinner party in An Entertaining Story (Rizzoli, $50). Covering al fresco dining recipes, tabletop tips, memorable guests (including Mick Jagger!) and more, this spirited, intimate entertaining guide is a one-stop shop to help you impress every guest, every time. 19

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STYLE NEWS

Notes on Decorating

More Rooms If you want to make a statement in your home but aren’t sure how, Katie Ridder: More Rooms (Vendome Press, $50) is a good place to start. Ridder discusses her unique design approach to crafting unexpected color combinations and bold, imaginative aesthetics that make each space she touches truly one-of-a-kind.

Glamorous Living

Collected: City + Country

We’ve all admired the glitz and glam of beautiful homes from afar, but thanks to Jan Showers’ Glamorous Living (Abrams, $65), we’re now invited inside for a personal tour. Showers gives readers an intimate look at some of the world’s most upscale homes, including a glamorous New York apartment, idyllic London townhouse and many more architecturally significant places and spaces.

From fresh-air farmhouses to urban city escapes, designer Sarah Richardson’s Collected: City + Country, Volume 1 (Simon & Schuster, $17.99) polls top designers for their best tips and tricks on making any house feel like home. Breathtaking projects combined with Richardson’s humor and personality-filled stories make this page-turner an everlasting mood board for your next design project.

More Beautiful An ode to classic, all-American decorating, designer and New York Times’ best-selling author Mark D. Sikes has come out with his second book More Beautiful: All-American Decoration (Rizzoli, $45). Peek inside for new takes on beloved styles, such as country, coastal and Mediterranean, and follow along as Sikes speaks to the power of surrounding yourself with decor that soothes the soul. 20

NOTES ON DECORATING BY MARKHAM ROBERTS. PHOTOGRAPHY BY NELSON HANCOCK. REPRINTED BY PERMISSION OF VENDOME PRESS, 2020; KATIE RIDDER: MORE ROOMS BY KATIE RIDDER WITH JORGE ARANGO. PHOTOGRAPHY BY ERIC PIASECKI. REPRINTED BY PERMISSION OF VENDOME PRESS, 2020; GLAMOROUS LIVING BY JAN SHOWERS, COVER PHOTO BY LISA PETROLE, SEPTEMBER 2020. REPRINTED BY PERMISSION OF ABRAMS; COLLECTED: CITY + COUNTRY, VOLUME NO 1 BY SARAH RICHARDSON. COPYRIGHT © 2020 BY SARAH RICHARDSON MEDIA INC. REPRINTED BY PERMISSION OF SIMON & SCHUSTER CANADA, A DIVISION OF SIMON & SCHUSTER, INC.; MORE BEAUTIFUL, © MARK D. SIKES, TEXT BY KATHRYN O’SHEA EVANS WITH PHOTOGRAPHY BY AMY NEUNSINGER. RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2020

In his second book Notes on Decorating (Vendome Press, $70), designer Markham Roberts shares his design process with readers to show how he creates timeless, spirited spaces. While he covers important to-dos—such as establishing a sense of place, a study on proper embellishing and how to mix materials and styles tastefully—his main focus remains the same: The homeowner must feel their personality shining throughout.

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© DESIGNING HISTORY BY MICHAEL S. SMITH, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2020; © ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST: THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ROOMS IN THE WORLD, EDITED BY MARIE KALT, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2020; © ARRIVING HOME BY JAMES FARMER, GIBBS SMITH PUBLISHER, 2020. PHOTOGRAPHY © JEFF HERR; PARIS CHIC, ASSOULINE, 2020. TEXT BY ALEXANDRA SENES. PHOTOGRAPHY © OLIVER OLIVER PILCHER. ASSOULINE.COM

Designing History For design enthusiasts and political aficionados alike, Michael Smith’s Designing History: The Extraordinary Art & Style of the Obama White House (Rizzoli, $60) aims to please. A historical document of the iconic collaboration between designer and president, Smith reveals how he brought a new spirit to the nation’s most symbolic residence.

Most Beautiful Rooms Architectural Digest’s The Most Beautiful Rooms in the World (Rizzoli, $65) is the resource fulfilling all of our globe-trotting desires. Written by AD France’s editor-in-chief Marie Kalt with a foreword by Vogue’s Anna Wintour, it transports readers from the U.S. to Mexico, India, Germany and beyond with a curated collection of inspiring rooms from around the world.

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ARRIVING HOME A Gracious Southern Welcome

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Paris Chic Celebrating everyday life in the city of love, Paris Chic (Assouline, $95) is the book your coffee table is begging for. Join photographer Oliver Pilcher and writer Alexandra Senes as they take readers on a tour of the city’s most picturesque bistros, alleyways, monuments and more. In a time where travel is few and far between, allow yourself to be transported with each turn of the page.

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Arriving Home Southern comfort is at its best in Georgiabased interior designer James Farmer’s new book Arriving Home (Gibbs Smith, $45). Showcasing the graciousness of Southern style and how it translates into a beautifully inspired home, Farmer walks us through 10 spaces to show how art, pattern play, intentional color and collected pieces—both old and new—can create an abode that’s elegant yet personal; traditional yet comfortable. 21

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© A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS BY DANIELLE ROLLINS, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2020; PORTRAIT AND DINING ROOM BY LESLEY UNRUH/ONE KINGS LANE

right Tastemaker, fashion designer and decorator Danielle Rollins in her Buckhead residence. opposite Lacquered cantaloupe ceilings cast a flattering glow. “At the end of the day, creating atmosphere is what it’s all about,” says Rollins of entertaining at home. A stylish dinner party should put you “in the moment, and make you feel as if there’s nowhere else in the world you’d rather be.”

JOIE de VIVRE IN HER SECOND BOOK DEVOTED TO ENTERTAINING, DANIELLE ROLLINS TAKES AH&L ON A FIRST-PERSON TOUR OF HER STYLISH MANSE Written by DANIELLE ROLLINS Produced by ZOË GOWEN

I’M FROM A LIFE-IS-A-MOVEABLE FEAST school of entertaining. What I mean is, I don’t always host dinner parties in my dining room, and I will just as often set up shop in the library, the family room, or the pool cabana. (I’ve even contemplated hosting a party in the garage for a big birthday party. Seriously. But my garage is painted navy and it is that pretty!) Breaking out of the standard protocol tends to be more interesting for me—and especially for my guests. But even I admit there is a certain kind of magic to hosting people in a room tailor-made for eating, even if it’s just re-plating takeout onto your favorite china, because you can art direct the variables: the flicker of candlelight, the gleam of crystal and silver, fireworks of pattern on porcelain and linens. At the end of the day, creating atmosphere is what it’s all about. One of the reasons I love entertaining at home so much is that you get to build a kind of cocoon. We’re assaulted all day long by things that demand our attention. But when you have people over, there are no crowds for them to jostle through. No struggle to get the waiter’s attention. You get real quality time with your friends. It’s a chance to reconnect. People loosen up. Nobody’s rushing off. They’ll have one more cocktail. And they aren’t on their phones, either; they’re not sitting there scrolling Pinterest or Instagram. And that’s exactly what design should do: put you in the moment, and make you feel as if 25

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left “Reflective surfaces, like a neoclassical mirror and mirrored sconces, are magical in dining rooms,” remarks Rollins, “because they extend the sparkle.” opposite The chinoiserie screen is based on a historic English design Rollins commissioned from de Gournay.

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there’s nowhere else in the world you’d rather be. The most prominent design feature I chose in the dining room was a series of chinoiserie wallpaper panels based on a historic English design that I commissioned from de Gournay in custom hues. The panels establish the room’s color scheme with shades of cantaloupe, eggplant and spinach. But what they were really doing is showcasing the hues in the china I already owned, so that no matter which patterns I set the table with—and it’s normally a mix of different ones—it would always look good. I dressed the windows in pelmets and curtains that I was able to bring from my last house. They’re made from a printed Fortuny damask that happened to coordinate well. They were too bright at first, but laying them out for a couple of days in

the Georgia sun solved that problem. Side note: Not everything has to be perfect. The other hero piece in the room is a gorgeous and massive George III breakfront with its original oval glass panels that I bought at auction. An antique sideboard across the room completes the English country vibe and has a serpentine front that echoes the shape of the pelmets. Just so the mood doesn’t get too stuffy, I made sure to bring in plenty of sparkle. We’ve got twinkle in spades: a vintage crystal chandelier, antique sconces, a high-gloss lacquered ceiling and a tall, gilded neoclassical mirror that acts almost like another window, except it magnifies all the candlelight, china, crystal and animated faces interacting over the table. What can I say? It is pure magic.

A Home for all Seasons: Gracious Living and Stylish Entertaining (Rizzoli, $50) hits bookshelves this month. The lushly illustrated tome travels room by room through tastemaker and designer Danielle Rollins’ Atlanta residence and acts as a primer for living and entertaining with practicality, style and above all, graciousness. rizzoliusa.com

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ity is one of the primary feasibility factors. Converting a one-level pool house or a walk-in basement is a simple fix, but adding an elevator for upper-floor living can also be an option. Architect LINDA MACARTHUR draws from personal experience, as her mother-in-law lives with her family in a carriage house apartment. While it’s important to consult local ordinances about detached structure allowances, MacArthur advises to involve the family members who will call your house home. “Let them fully be a part of the discussion, and give them a say in the design,” she says.

SAFETY IN NUMBERS RESIDENTS VIEW rooftop balconies, pools and luxe lobbies as a major perk in high-rise living. In the age of social distancing, management companies and HOAs have instituted new protocols to keep them safe and open. “The J5 Condominiums’ amenities are one of the reasons people buy homes there,” says PAULINE MILLER, managing director for COMPASS DEVELOPMENT. For now, J5’s outdoor garden and pool are each limited to 10 residents at a time and a full-time crew cleans and sanitizes round-the-clock. Similarly, HANOVER BUCKHEAD VILLAGE luxury apartments have restricted capacities on shared amenities and offer virtual and self-guided tours for prospective residents. While the “current normal” is an adjustment, Miller says residents are responding positively. “People appreciate our safety measures,” she says. 30

Shepherd Center’s Refresh To create a warm, comfortable environment for patients and their families, our city’s top residential designers donated their talents for a recent refresh.

15 Number of interior designers— Jacquelynne P. Lanham Designs, Robert Brown Interior Design, Clary Bosbyshell Design included—who participated, assembled by Parc Monceau’s Barry Hutner

2 Portraits of philanthropists Irene and George Woodruff, for whom the Family Residence Center is named, displayed in Carter Kay Interiors’ design for the main lobby

16 Number of refreshed areas, including waiting rooms, conference areas, lounges and gardens

IN-LAW SUITES PHOTO BY RUSTIC WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY, ARCHITECTURE BY LINDA MACARTHUR; J5 COURTESY OF COMPASS DEVELOPMENT; SHEPHERD’S CENTER BY CARTER KAY OF CARTER KAY INTERIORS

MUCH LIKE POOLS AND OUTDOOR living spaces have become necessities overnight thanks to COVID-19, the need for in-law suites or the desire to convert guest houses into places for their aging relatives to live in has greatly increased in Atlanta. “This could be due to baby boomers getting older, or to more people preferring to have their loved ones near as they grow older,” says BULENT BAYDAR, principal architect at HARRISON DESIGN. “We’re looking at [creating senior living space] on almost every job. It’s on everyone’s mind,” says architect FRANK NEELY, who adds that accessibil-

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C A L E N DA R ▼ SEP. 12–13 Wander through Atlanta’s best kept secret gardens with the ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN’s 36th annual Gardens for Connoisseurs tour. A self-guided tour, guests will explore five private home gardens in the Buckhead, Dunwoody and Sandy Springs areas featuring both professionally designed and homeowner’s gardens, all guaranteed to inspire and delight—no matter the size.

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THROUGH NOV. 8 In collaboration with the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art,

THE HIGH MUSEUM OF ART presents its newest exhibition, Picture the Dream: The Story of the Civil Rights Movement through Children’s Books. With more than 80 works on view, the exhibit will explore events, people and themes of the civil rights movement—bridging past and present to inspire young activists and encourage important conversations across generations. high.org

SEP. 10–OCT. 4 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and Serenbe present the 7th annual SERENBE DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE. Designed and built by South Haven Builders, the nearly 2,600-squarefoot showhouse is nestled in

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SEP. 22–24 Celebrate the creativity that overcomes adversity and forges new paths with DISCOVER

ADAC. A three-day virtual event, viewers will be joined by Atlanta’s top designers, panelists and industry experts to discuss new collections and how the design commu-

▲ THROUGH SEP. 5 Surrounded by nearly 300 acres of the Silver Run Reserve and Nantahala National Forest, the CASHIERS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE comes to a close this month. Transformed by design-build team Meyer Greeson Paullin Benson firm and Harris Custom Builders, the 4,000-squarefoot mountain modern cottage was transformed by more than 15 local, regional and national designers. Proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society.

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Naomi Von Habersham I KEEP HEARING PEOPLE SAY that COVID-19 spells the end for dressy attire. Some pundits claim that the silver lining to this pandemic is that working from home means no longer having to wear a suit and tie, while others are reveling in a makeup-free, sweatpants-wearing new normal. Some are even predicting that women will never bother with heels ever again. I say not so fast. If anything, I’m sick of casual wear. Months of being cooped up at home has made me long for a new pair of Manolo Blahnik BB pumps and a tube of red lipstick, and I suspect I’m not the only one who feels this way. All this talk about dressing down has made me think about what the future holds for decorating our homes. Comfort will, of course, continue to be of the utmost importance, but it won’t necessarily be the design equivalent of sweatpants and no makeup. I’ll even go out on a limb and predict that our homes may become a little dressier and more indulgent than what we’ve been used to, because if we’re spending so much time at home trying to stay safe, shouldn’t our surroundings be attractive, gracious and pampering? Consider the pared-down window treatments that most of us have been living with for years. Yes, they’re spare and sleek, but lately, I’ve been thinking I would rather have luxurious curtains topped by valances if for no other reason than to serve as a beautiful buffer against the harsh outside world. I’m also beginning to use my fine china and sterling flatware on a daily basis, because if I’m going to be stuck at home night after night eating Lean Cuisines, I might as well make the most of it. I know we’re living in topsy-turvy times right now, but that’s all the more reason we should put forth some effort, both with our grooming and our decorating. Please, don’t resort to an athleisure-only wardrobe. As the redoubtable Karl Lagerfeld once said, “Sweatpants are a sign of defeat.”

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■ LE COLONIAL Thanks to a new focus on to-go initiatives and a downstairs outdoor extension to the dining room, the Vietnamese venture from restaurateurs RICK WAHLSTEDT and JOE KING now allows guests to enjoy favorites—like pan-seared chicken dumplings or jumbo shrimp with coconut green curry—both at home or in one of their socially distanced dining rooms. lecolonialatlanta.com

DINING TODAY When tomorrow is unpredictable, how do you fare, much less operate a restaurant? AH&L takes a look at how these Atlanta favorites are evolving with changing times Written by LAUREN IVERSON Photography by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

■ AZIZA In the midst of unprecedented times, owner

TAL BAUM of this Westside Provisions Israeli restaurant introduced a unique solution to dining at a distance. Now offering a prix-fixe experience that remains rooted in shareable plates, the menu expansion serves diners a hearty taste of their favorite dishes in an effort to continue support for small farmers and local purveyors.

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■ LAPEER SEAFOOD MARKET While the Alpharetta seafood spot was temporarily closed, coowner LOUIS SOON and executive chef BLAKE HARTLEY experimented with fresh, bold flavors to create an all-new menu inspired by Asian and Caribbean cuisine (think red curry shrimp and jerk chicken). lapeerseafoodmarket.com

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■ SOUTHERN BELLE Change is in the air at JOEY WARD’s Southern comfort-style establishment. In addition to the extensive health precautions put in place—including red and green cards placed on tables to politely signal waiters from a distance— the restaurant has incorporated one of their chef’s side gig,

KT CAKES IN COLORS, and now offers celebratory cakes for order through their website. southernbelleatl.com

“It’s remarkable the support, compassion and accomplishment our community has demonstrated through these times. In a world full of chaos, the humanity shown by our customers and staff has been an incredibly positive experience to watch.” —Jake Guyette, general manager, Le Colonial

■ LITTLE REY FORD FRY’s Tex-Mex hot spot spent the past few months elevating their cooking techniques. Now cooking over mesquite, red oak and hickory wood with loads of lump charcoal, there’s even more rich and smoky flavor with every bite. littlerey.com

■ LYLA LILA Searching for inspiration on how to evolve in trying times? This Southern European Midtown establishment, headed by chef CRAIG RICHARDS and restaurateur BILLY STRECK, is one to watch. In addition to an always-evolving menu, the restaurant debuted new patio seating on Peachtree St. and also launched a fresh venture selling homemade dried pasta, available through their website. lylalilaatl.com

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tickets Showhouse admission is $20 per person before September 9th, then increases to $25 per person. Tickets available online at serenbeshowhouse.com and on-site at Serenbe.

proceeds All net proceeds from the 2020 Serenbe Designer Showhouse will support the Art Farm, a champion of the arts that provides a platform and a forum for dialogue around arts and culture by bringing people together with the belief that art in everyday life can create a greater understanding of the world. To learn more, please visit artfarmatserenbe.com.

parking Parking for the AH&L Serenbe Designer Showhouse is in Serenbe’s newest neighborhood, Mado, along Serenbe Lane. Please look for signs and avoid private resident parking.

directions showhouse hours Thursday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Private group tours available, $300 for up to 10 guests plus $30 per additional guest. Available Tuesday–Wednesday by appointment Email showhouse@serenbe.com

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Serenbe is located in beautiful Chattahoochee Hills, only 25 minutes southwest of the Atlanta airport. Enter the Serenbe community from Atlanta-Newnan Road, turning onto Selborne Lane. Once you pass the Stables, follow the road and turn left onto Tabb Way. At the end of Tabb Way, turn right on Serenbe lane and follow the signs for Showhouse parking. Detailed turn-by-turn directions can be found at serenbe.com/contact.

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Inn Overnight Packages Stay overnight at The Inn at Serenbe and tour the showhouse. One-night packages ($275) are available Wednesdays and Thursdays and two-night packages ($800) are available Wednesdays –Sundays. Please call guest services at (770) 4632610 to learn what services are included with each package. 8

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SHOPS AT SERENBE With unique boutiques, a general store, home decor purveyors, independent bookstore, floral boutique and more, Serenbe offers plenty of places beyond the Showhouse to explore, not to mention award-winning restaurants. Wander before or after you see the Showhouse, but either way, don’t miss out on all Serenbe has to offer. THE BALLOG theballog.com Artisan Goods | 9077 Selborne Lane

HALSA halsarestaurant.com Restaurant | 11090 Serenbe Lane

BAMBOO JUICES bamboojuices.com Cold Pressed Juice and Almond Milk 11150 Serenbe Lane

HAMLIN hamlinshop.com Apparel and more | 9131 Selborne Lane

BLUE EYED DAISY blueeyeddaisy.com Bakeshop & Café | 9065 Selborne Lane THE BRAINERY thebraineryatl.com Chiropractic Care | 11134 Serenbe Lane

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THE HILL thehillserenbe.com Restaurant | 9110 Selborne Lane HILLS & HAMLETS BOOKSHOP hillsandhamletsbookshop.com Bookstore | 10625 Serenbe Lane

SERENBE FARMERS MARKET serenbefarmersmarket.com Farmers & Artisan Market, Cooking Demos & Live Music Selborne Green | 9110 Selborne Lane SERENBE FARMS serenbefarms.com Organic Farm | 8457 Atlanta Newnan Road SERENBE REAL ESTATE OFFICE serenberealestate.com Real Estate | 9055 Selborne Lane THE STABLES stablesatserenbe.com Boarding and Birthday Parties 9237 Selborne Lane

CHAI VEGAN SPA shopchai.com Beauty Products | 11110 Serenbe Lane

HONEYCOMB CONSIGNMENT facebook.com/honeycombconsignment Womens Consignment Store 9110 Selborne Lane

CHATT HILLS GALLERY chatthillsgalleryserenbe.com Art Gallery | 9057 Selborne Lane

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THE FARMHOUSE AT SERENBE serenbefarmhouse.com Restaurant | 10950 Hutcheson Ferry Rd

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PRO BIKE REPAIR probikerepairga.com Bike Shop & Rentals | 9222 Selborne Lane

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THE FARMHOUSE Inn, serenbefarmhouse.com Lunch | Saturday & Sunday, 11:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. Dinner | Thursday–Sunday, 6 – 9 p.m. Happy Hour | Every day, 4 – 5 p.m. THE HILL Selborne, thehillserenbe.com Tuesday–Friday | 5 – 9 p.m. Saturday & Sunday | 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. THE BLUE EYED DAISY Selborne, blueeyeddaisy.com Monday | 7 a.m. – 9 p.m. Tuesday – Sunday | 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. HALSA Mado, halsarestaurant.com Daily | 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

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SPECIAL EVENTS VIP PREVIEW PARTY Thursday, September 10 $65 per person through September 1, then increases to $75. Join us in the bucolic Serenbe community to celebrate the opening of the seventh annual Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Serenbe Designer Showhouse. Details to be announced in August. BIOPHILIC POSTER EXHIBITION September 10–October 4, Free and Open to Public A poster exhibition set within nature on the trails of Serenbe celebrating more than 100 poster finalists exploring the relationship between nature and the living, built world through graphic design. The Biophilic Poster exhibit celebrates all points of view on this relationship with nature, and the competition concludes with a traveling show of the finalists’ work that will open at Serenbe. The exhibition is created and produced by Brand Culture and Poster Territory and juried by an acclaimed international panel of biophilia experts and designers will establish the criteria for the design competition and award winners. More information at biophiliaposters.com. PRIVATE FARM TOUR Extend your day at Serenbe with a private farm tour. Learn about organic and regenerative agriculture while enjoying the fresh air and beauty of nature. Farmer Ian will guide your group through the fields while discussing the principles of organic farming and the importance of eating locally grown produce. Tours are 60 minutes with a $200 minimum up to 15 people, then $15 per additional guests. Add on Farm Activities and Happy Hour Tour for additional fees. Book a private group tour at serenbefarms.com/farm-tour-and-classes.

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PRIVATE WINE DINNERS The best way to experience Serenbe is with an open heart, mind … and mouth. Start with a wine tasting with cheese and charcuterie provided by The Farmhouse. Then enjoy four-six courses served in the private dining room at The Farmhouse (for parties up to 10) or under the stars al fresco (available for parties of 10 or more). For pricing and additional information, contact events@serenbe.com.

WEEKLY EVENTS FARMERS MARKET Saturdays; 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. · Selborne Green GOAT YOGA Saturdays & Sundays; 10 a.m. · Animal Village PUBLIC FARM TOUR Saturdays; 2 p.m. · Serenbe Farms HORSE TRAILRIDING Available Daily · Inn at Serenbe FARMSTAND DRIVE-THRU Fridays; 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. · Serenbe Farms

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Serenbe is pioneering a new community model connected to nature on the edge of Atlanta. A neighborhood with fresh food and fresh air that makes wellbeing as natural as nature itself. A community where people live, work, learn and play in celebration of life’s beauty. Where connections between people, nature and the arts are nourished. Serenbe is set among acres of preserved forests and meadows with miles of nature trails connect homes, restaurants, arts and businesses. Serenbe’s architectural planning sets a new standard for community living and engagement by remembering the past. Each of the neighborhoods have complementary commercial centers focused on the elements of a well-lived life: arts for inspiration, agriculture for nourishment, health for wellbeing and education for awareness. Year-round activities include cultural events, culinary workshops and festivals, music events, films and lectures, boutique shopping, art galleries, a wellness center with day spa and trail riding, plus a robust artist residency program featuring open studios, performances and talks.

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A LETTER FROM

SERENBE’S FOUNDER When the first residents moved to Serenbe 15 years ago, we had a master community design on paper and only a few houses built, yet I could already see what Serenbe would look like once completed. I could see how the winding country roads would connect our family’s first home in Chatt Hills— now The Inn and Farmhouse restaurant—to all the neighborhoods. I could see the varied styles of homes with welcoming porches clustered closely together among the woods and how we would preserve as much of the land as possible. I realize now that my years in hospitality running the Pleasant Peasant Group—where I brought people together over good food in beautiful spaces—informs my current work and what many now call “community placemaking.” Food and hospitality have always been at the forefront of everything I do—our country home became a bed and breakfast then an Inn, and we offered guests dinner and fried chicken lunches, which turned into The Farmhouse restaurant. Growing fresh local food is an integral part of the vision. “Agrihood” wasn’t a term when we planned an organic farm in the community, but we believed in farmers and connecting people to the natural food systems. We even integrated edible and medicinal landscapes into the neighborhoods, so you’ll find blueberry bushes at the crosswalks. You may know us for our extensive cultural events, staying at The Inn, dining at one of our restaurants, or maybe you’ve read about us in a magazine or newspaper or listened to our podcast, Serenbe Stories. The 15 years we’ve spent in this beautiful community we call home have flown by, but underneath the beauty of Serenbe there is deep substance and larger purpose. We have created a model of how to build with nature rather than against it. Our purpose is to develop in balance with the planet by connecting people with nature and each other. We do that in many ways but it starts with our respect for the land, the climate and our neighbors. The buildings and the sidewalks, the sustainable practices, the preserved nature trails are all important features that form the foundation for this place we call Serenbe. The people and personal connections energize those spaces making this a special place where waving to neighbors and strangers alike is commonplace. People tell me “to be touched by Serenbe is to be changed forever.” But I know it’s the collective spirit of the people who make Serenbe a true community. You, our residents and visitors, inspire me to do more.

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THE ARTS AT SERENBE Serenbe is a community that passionately explores, embraces and expands the connections between nature, culture and the art of living. Multiple arts programs at Serenbe have been built out of intention and have grown organically over the years. The Art Farm is envisioned as the central platform and place for cultivating artists and the arts through residencies, workshops and studios and has been a literal platform for dinners, performances and artist celebrations. Also located at the Art Farm is the AIR Serenbe residency program housed in two cottages designed by the award-winning Rural Studio architecture program. AIR Serenbe promotes the creative process by providing artists of the highest caliber uninterrupted time and space and a welcoming community in which to create. Hundreds of artists have been supported since its inception and you can hear from upcoming artists in AIR’s new series, Something In The AIR, offering both insight and inspiration with profiles and interviews that share the stories of the artists, patrons and volunteers that make up the AIR Serenbe community. Learn more at airserenbe.com. You’ll also find art in the meadows of Serenbe where Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre performs. Terminus is a collective of five principal dance artists creating a place of innovation and creative thinking. Through performance and storytelling, the company intends to expand conventional definitions of ballet and serve as a cultural terminus for the greater arts community. Learn more at terminus-serenbe.com. The Serenbe Institute supports the artist residencies and modern ballet along with a forum for dialogue, Serenbe Fellows, providing cultural presentations, workshops and seminars for residents, neighbors and visitors to interact with cultural and environmental thought leaders and eminent scholars.

ABOUT THE BENEFICIARY

THE ART FARM AT SERENBE Art Farm at Serenbe hosts 50+ public programs a year, including Art Over Dinner, gallery exhibitions at Gainey Hall, art classes, corporate workshops and more. The Art Farm is located directly across the street from the Serenbe community and is home to the first two artist-in-residence (AIR Serenbe) cottages and private artist studios. Art Farm programs provide an opportunity to bring people together in support of the arts, with the belief that art in everyday life can create a greater understanding of the world. This growing 40-acre outdoor complex serves as a place for artists, the arts and culture and provides a physical space to ignite passion and imagination in nature and works in collaboration with the Serenbe Institute and other partners to amplify their work and makers. ART OVER DINNER Art Over Dinner is a series of gatherings with artists and the organizations that support their work. We collaborate with chefs and farmers to create a seasonal meal that showcases winemakers and brewers, and invite our guest artists to spark the conversation in an intimate setting. GAINEY HALL GALLERY SHOWS Curated art exhibitions in Gainey Hall, an Inn at Serenbe event space, rotate every 6-8 weeks. Artists featured are Serenbe residents and regional artists, emerging and established. Gainey Hall as a venue provides artists with a rich, diverse audience of visitors, corporate event guests, neighbors and residents. Proceeds from artwork sales support local artists and the Art Farm. *Learn more about the Art Farm, upcoming dinners and ticket information at artfarmatserenbe.com/events

Arts, culture and classes happen all over Serenbe—from the trails to Chatt Hills Gallery, a co-op gallery space featuring over 20 artist members from Serenbe and the greater community. Art classes can be taken at the Paint Space, an offshoot of the gallery, offering private and group fine art classes located in their Grange studio next to Hills & Hamlets. Learn more at chatthillsgalleryserenbe.com. 16

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MEET THE ARCHITECTS

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FLORALIS GARDEN DESIGN

Steve Dray and Cecilia Winston, formerly partners of Winston-Dray Designs, have combined their 30 years of residential design experience with Serenbe’s unique vision. Their goal is to enhance the relationship between residents and the natural environment through thoughtful and authentic design. They find inspiration through their travels and continued learning experiences such as their work with The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA). Living and designing in Serenbe has afforded them the opportunity to explore a variety of architectural styles and influences, designing custom and spec homes and offering home plans for builders and clients alike. This is their second Designer Showhouse with Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine and their designs have been featured in numerous local and national publications.

South Haven was founded among friends and colleagues who have dedicated their careers to designing and building the finest custom homes. Together, the South Haven team delivers the experience and resources to make your custom homebuilding process realistic, predictable and delightful.

Floralis Garden Design, run by owners Lucinda Bray and Tyne Martinez, is a landscape architecture and garden design firm serving Atlanta and its surrounding areas. The company specializes in a wide range of landscape architecture services, including residential landscape design, containers, project management services and pool and outdoor living design. Projects around Atlanta include various residential new construction design projects, several renovation and area-specific designs, as well as garden installations and full-service garden maintenance. Floralis’ focus is on developing a customized solution that fits the need of each individual client.

South Haven understands that a dream home is one that reflects your identity and brings joy to your family. From start to finish, our team shares and collaborates on all the details that matter, working side-byside with clients to get the job done right, defining and delivering realistic goals for building your home on time and on budget. We value quality craftsmanship and thoughtful design; we balance wish lists with budgets. Our greatest inspiration is creating places our clients are proud to call home.

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South Haven is a boutique custom home builder in Atlanta. We create treasured homes that embrace the character of their surroundings and reflect the lifestyles of the families who love them. We are proud to be the builder for the 2020 Serenbe Designer Showhouse presented by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

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FLOORPLANS 2020 Serenbe Designer Showhouse LOT NO.323 ; MAIN LEVEL

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BEDROOM 3 & BATHROOM 1 | ASHLEY MALONE Ashley Malone, founding partner of Bennett Malone Interior Design, is an Atlanta native and graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design. Bennett Malone Interior Design specializes in both new constructions and renovations, focusing on space planning, design selections, decor and more. The firm embraces each client’s story, believing that the home is a reflection of their life adventures. Ashley is passionate about creating comfortable and functional spaces that are both sophisticated and elegant. With over a decade of experience, Ashley and her partner have completed projects throughout the country including California, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. She is an Allied ASID member and a member of the Institute of Art and Architecture. Bennett Malone Interior Design // bmidesign.us

KITCHEN & DINNING ROOM | ELIZABETH “BUFFY” FERGUSON

LIVING ROOM | LORRAINE ENWRIGHT

Elizabeth “Buffy” Ferguson has over ten years of residential and commercial interior design experience in the Atlanta area and beyond. Hallmark to Buffy’s work is a pointed elegance, refined sensibility and authentic, livedin comfort. Each texture, layer and material is thoughtfully selected to craft a harmonious pallete and timeless space. No detail is without intent —very object with a purpose, every corner appointed with an edited eye. Buffy’s approach inspires depth, intrigue and delight in every space she touches. Buffy considers a successful project to be when a space evolves into an authentic environment. A sanctuary with inviting spaces, relaxed elegance and meaningful objects. An environment where friends come together, families are raised and the beauty of everyday life unfolds. Elizabeth Ferguson Design // elizabethfergusondesign.com

Lorraine Enwright, award-winning designer and owner of Atlanta-based design firm Enwright Design Inc., has spent more than 20 years creating well-loved spaces for clients around the globe. Lorraine’s holistic, heartcentered approach to design begins with understanding the client to craft personalized spaces using color, light and decorative expression. Her approach led to the creation of her newly-launched brand Intuitive Dwellings, which helps clients rediscover their intuitive nature through architectural and interior design. Lorraine and her clients embark on a journey of selfdiscovery that is both provocative and inspiring, creating unique design solutions that are timeless, artful and highly personal.

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FRONT PORCH, FOYER & LAUNDRY | MAGGIE GRIFFIN

PRIMARY BEDROOM, BATH & CLOSET | PATRICK + MEGHAN SHARP

Maggie Griffin Design is a full service interior design studio based in Gainesville, Georgia. Maggie Griffin, founder and lead designer, has been recognized for her approach to design for modern Southern living. Maggie’s distinctive blueprint for design—which blends playful patterns, colorful fabrics, comfortable upholstery and a pinch of chinoiserie—strikes the perfect balance, resulting in spaces that are classic, stylish and comfortable. From new builds to remodels, the talented women of MGD are committed to creating beautiful and livable interiors, turning houses into homes and dreams into realities. The firm’s work has been featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Southern Home Magazine and many more.

When Patrick and Meghan Sharp were first married, they quickly discovered their mutual passion for creating a home environment that allowed them to nest well and flourish. They began to purchase homes, renovate and sell. And then it became a thing. From San Francisco to Serenbe they’ve moved a dozen times in 13 years. Soon enough, friends and neighbors started asking for help. Eventually their passion became their profession, with residential and commercial clients across Atlanta. The work of Mister + Mrs. Sharp has been featured in multiple shelter publications including Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Atlanta Magazines HOME, HGTV and Naturally, Danny Seo. Mister + Mrs Sharp // misterandmrssharp.com

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BEDROOM 2 & BATHROOM 2 | STEPHANIE ANDREWS

SCREENED PORCH | WHITNEY DURHAM

Balance Design is a different kind of design firm. First and foremost, we curate interiors that show our clients’ personalities. Since inception in 2002, we have found that careful listening and collaboration create the most original, timeless and authentic interiors.

Whitney Durham of Whitney Durham Interiors has designed a range of spaces throughout the Southeast. Her love of original art and color combined with antique and vintage finds are the foundation for her memorable projects. Whitney’s design aesthetic is often described as fresh, traditional and approachable with a modern twist. She thrives on bringing spaces to life with design that is equally beautiful and functional. Whitney’s projects have been spotlighted by The Cottage Journal, Country Home, Atlanta Magazine HOME and more. A proud graduate of Auburn University, interiors are Whitney’s true passion, exceeded only by her love for her husband, young boys and twin yellow lab puppies.

Utilizing environmentally sustainable materials, local artists and craftspeople, hand knotted rugs and unique furnishings, a Balance Design space is one of a kind! From kitchens and baths to public and personal spaces, our team understands that design can truly enrich lives. Balance Design // balancedesignatlanta.com

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DISCOVER ADAC 9.22-9.24 351 Peachtree Hills Ave, Atlanta Monday – Friday | Open to the Trade & Public @adacatlanta | #DISCOVERADAC More info at adacatlanta.com

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Benecki, Linda MacArthur Architect, Cole Construction and Source led the charge to reinvigorate this Mediterranean-style mansion. Originally conceived by Harrison Design in the 1990s for local businessman Charlie Ackerman, a limewashed exterior and reconfigured interior floor plan lent this residence a fresh, contemporary ease.

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GREAT EXPECTATIONS ROTUNDA AND STAIR HALL, MARK WILLIAMS AND NIKI PAPADOPOULOS, MARK WILLIAMS DESIGN The grand rotunda and stair hall—marked by rounded Venetian plaster walls—evokes Hollywood glamour and sophistication. Who wouldn’t want to descend this sweeping staircase in their Academy Awards-best to greet their guests? “We would love to think that this is a house for a woman who knows her mind, supports other women and celebrates their successes,” says Papadopoulos. Playing to the curved walls and graphic but graceful stair, Williams says the feminine, sensual space was the catalyst for the artwork they chose. In the rotunda, the designers opted for a large cast-stone sculpture placed at the center of a brass inlaid floor design. “We didn’t want to dismiss the space as simply a pass through,” says Williams. “With this one piece we were able to create a powerful impression, without it becoming a distraction from the rest of the beautifully designed spaces.” A photograph by Fabiola Jean-Louis beckons guests to the seating area tucked under the floating staircase. “We wanted something powerful at the end of the sight line to draw you in from the rotunda, and the model’s riveting gaze certainly does that.” –Cathy McGowin 68

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ZELLIGE TERRA COTTA TILE IN FOYER and WOOD FLOORING WITH BRASS INLAY Source DRAPERY Holly Hunt, fabricated by The Drapery Room ART Fabiola Jean-Louis through Alan Avery Art Company; Sheyda Mehrara SETTEE and OTTOMAN Kelly Wearstler through Showroom 58 NESTING TABLES J Liston Design through R Hughes SCULPTURE Phillips Collection CHANDELIER Apparatus through R Hughes RUG The Rug Company SCULPTURE AT TOP OF STAIRS Blake Dowling Weeks

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FINDING THE LIGHT LIVING ROOM, AMY MORRIS, AMY MORRIS INTERIORS Recalling the serenity she felt upon seeing the living room for the first time, designer Amy Morris sought to bolster that sense of tranquility with subtle yet striking furnishings that were chosen with the room’s architectural features in mind. Sheer curtains soften the edges of floor-to-ceiling windows while still inviting outdoor views into the space. An expansive hand-fluted plaster fireplace may be the star of the room, but the furniture surrounding it is equally commanding. An assemblage of curving lines, sculptural shapes and light and dark finishes infuses the quiet setting with depth, while a large white-and-brass lantern, a Morris design for Avrett, presides over the space. Although the room exudes a relaxed attitude reminiscent of Southern California, a Southern sensibility is evident in Morris’ use of antiques, including a pair of walnut chairs and a French 1920s table that add time-honored patina to the otherwise contemporary space. –Jennifer Boles

SOFA Dmitriy & Co. through R Hughes LANTERN Avrett through R. Hughes HIGHLINE DRINK TABLE Holly Hunt through Jim Thompson LILY GARDEN CHAIR Ainsworth-Noah UPHOLSTERED SKIRTED SLED CHAIR and GREEN VELVET WALNUT CHAIRS Holland MacRae STOOL Kelly Wearstler through Showroom 58 CHAISE LOUNGE UpCountry Home BOOKS B.D. Jeffries

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COLORFUL CUES DEN, ROBERT BROWN, ROBERT BROWN INTERIOR DESIGN Art—specifically a commissioned set of abstract works on paper by artist Brett Smith—was the starting point for Robert Brown’s design of the den. Mindful of both the strong symmetry of the art installation and the relaxed nature of the home’s architecture, Brown kept the room’s furnishings casual and loose, gravitating to solo pieces of furniture and lamps and avoiding symmetrical pairs. White walls and unadorned windows amplify the room’s brightness, while an earthtoned palette bestows warmth, particularly the Tuscan Red rug from Keivan Woven Arts and a Liaigre plum leather wing chair, a piece which the designer especially admires. Calm and collected, this space lends itself to any number of casual, sophisticated settings, Brown believes, including the Hamptons and even coastal Italy. – Jennifer Boles

BRASS VANITY, SINK AND COUNTER and NERO MARQUINA HEARTH Source ART Brett Smith through Sandler Hudson Gallery; Sylvia McEwan through Pryor Fine Art RUG Keivan Woven Arts SOFA, SWIVEL LOUNGE CHAIR, OTTOMAN and TRIPOD FLOOR LAMP Paul+ COCKTAIL TABLE Holland MacRae TUB CHAIR and END TABLE Jerry Pair WING CHAIR R Hughes DESK Ainsworth-Noah BARWARE Townhouse by Robert Brown

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CALM AND COLLECTED, THE WARM, EARTH-TONED DEN LENDS ITSELF TO ANY NUMBER OF CASUAL, SOPHISTICATED SETTINGS. 73

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GRACIOUS MODERNISM FAMILY ROOM AND BREAKFAST ROOM, MELANIE TURNER, MELANIE TURNER INTERIORS This “glass box” addition—a transparent counterpoint to the massing of the stucco exterior, says architect Linda MacArthur—is partially defined by floor-to-ceiling iron windows and a Venetian plaster ceiling. Decorated by Melanie Turner, the family room features generous upholstered seating that feels cool during the day but cozy at night. Sheer drapery and lightweight linen fabrics uphold the room’s inherent lightness, as does a soft color palette of taupe, blush and pale green. One of the room’s most striking pieces is a painting by America Martin; placed against windows, a moss backing gives it an organic feel when viewed from the outside. The open, inviting atmosphere extends to the adjoining breakfast room, which offers a sophisticated spot to dine amid contemporary furniture and art. Well-suited for leisure and hospitality, the two rooms are “easy on the eyes,” says Turner. –Jennifer Boles

VENETIAN PLASTER and FLOORING Source RUGS Holland & Sherry OTTOMAN Hickory Chair with Schumacher fabric SOFA and COCKTAIL TABLE Bradley USA LOUNGE CHAIR Bjork Studio WOOD SIDE TABLE and PLASTER ACCENT TABLE Noir IRON ACCENT CHAIR Baker DAYBED Douglass Workroom TOTEM POLES Nixcraft LLC, plastered by Artistic Stucco DRAPERY Kravet, fabrication by Willard Pitt Curtain Makers TV EASEL Restoration Hardware ART EASEL Nixcraft LLC ART America Martin through TEW Galleries

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POOL PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

“THE SPACE WAS DESIGNED TO BE APPRECIATED IN JUST ONE VIEW, AND THE SOFT TONES TELL YOU THAT IT’S A PLACE FOR RELAXING —JUST LIKE IF YOU WERE IN CALIFORNIA.” —MELANIE TURNER

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DINING CHAIRS Bradley USA with Schumacher fabric TABLE Karpaty Cabinets PENDANT R Hughes ARTWORK Todd Murphy through Curated Collection and Isabelle Melchoir through TEW Galleries STONE SCULPTURE Noir

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DAZZLING DESIGN

DESIGN/BUILD TEAM, BENECKI, LINDA MACARTHUR ARCHITECT, COLE CONSTRUCTION AND SOURCE “This house is a great example of how working with—and not

detailing as specified by Atlanta-based showroom Source. A new kitchen with a scullery and walk-in pantry, as well as a

against—the original spirit of the home can be as inventive as an en-

laundry and mudroom, contribute to a more cohesive flow for active

tirely new build,” says architect Linda MacArthur of Linda MacArthur

lifestyles and entertaining, while more formal spaces, such as the

Architect regarding the Showhouse, which was originally conceived

living room and salon, maintain a sense of intimacy and simplicity, in

as a Mediterranean-style residence by Harrison Design in the ‘90s.

keeping with the desired balance of form and function. On the rear

The design-build team renovated and reimagined the 11,000-

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façade, the transparent, geometric glass box addition (whose iron

square-foot-beauty—which references breezy California style thanks

windows house a light-filled family room) adds levity to the exterior’s

to Venetian plaster walls, imported French oak flooring and hand-

solid massing and overlooks a new terrace, pool and built-in fire pit.

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DEVELOPER Benecki ARCHITECT Linda MacArthur Architect BUILDER Cole Construction LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT LandPlus INTERIOR SPECIFICATIONS Source GARAGE Cambek Designer Doors LANTERNS Bevolo FURNITURE McKinnon & Harris

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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, KENNETH LEMM & ALEC MICHAELIDES, LANDPLUS LandPlus sought to bestow this six-acre estate with amenities that might be found in a lavish resort. A handcrafted concrete-paver terrace houses the outdoor pool and its striking sunken fire pit decorated by Source. Tailored combinations of sculptural plantings such as boxwood and a Japanese maple mix well with frothier green and white plants placed in elegant containers. A lush and no-maintenance synthetic turf lawn unfolds beyond the pool towards a canopy of trees for total privacy.

DEVELOPER Benecki ARCHITECT Linda MacArthur Architect LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT LandPlus POOL SPA DECOR Source LANTERNS Bevolo PAVERS Peacock Pavers POOL SPA CONTAINERS Trust Stone OUTDOOR FURNITURE McKinnon & Harris POOL Habersham Pools

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CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE

KITCHEN, NATALIA MAKAROVA, KARPATY CABINETS Designed to accommodate both everyday living and entertaining, the kitchen was conceived by designer Natalia Makarova as two fully functional spaces: a main kitchen intended for daily use and a scullery, which offers auxiliary room for cooking, baking and event catering. Linking the two spaces together is a centrally located floating island with a cooktop, which in turn is flanked by glass doors that, when closed, establish a feeling of intimacy on each side without blocking out any natural light. Arched windows allow sunlight to stream in, while sleek cabinetry and richly veined Calacatta Viola Italian marble employed for the countertops, sinks and island shelves create a clean, minimalist environment that allows the kitchen’s exquisite textures and superb craftsmanship to stand out. Thoroughly modern in both form and function, this space is rooted in the love of food, family and hospitality. –Jennifer Boles

CABINETRY Karpaty Cabinets COUNTERTOPS Ciot FLOORING Source ALL APPLIANCES Sub-Zero Wolf Cove through Guy Gunter Home FAUCETRY Brizo SCONCES Apparatus through R Hughes STOOLS Natasha Baradaran through R Hughes

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“THE ROOM FEELS MINIMAL, AND WITH ITS CLEAN SURFACES, IT ALLOWS THE INTRICATE DETAILS OF THE DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP TO REALLY BECOME THE CENTRAL FOCUS.” —NATALIA MAKAROVA

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Karpaty Cabinets’ cabinetry was crafted from white oak and given a custom inky finish, lending the kitchen a sleek, modern verve. The cabinetry conceals a walk-in pantry as well as an upright refrigerator, steam oven and wine cooler. The central island is outfitted with a custom integrated fan shrouded in a smoked glass-and-metal cover.

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JOHN POMP STUDIOS CHANDELIER, PLASTER SCULPTURE ART, PASCAL PIERME’S TRANIUR 16-PIECE SERIES and JIUN HO CHAIR R Hughes DINING TABLE and CHAIRS Bradley USA MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS Susanne Carmack through B.D. Jeffries WINDOW TREATMENTS Holland & Sherry

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COOL & COLLECTED DINING ROOM, KELLY ANTHONY, WOLF DESIGN GROUP Taking a broad approach to the dining room, designer Kelly Anthony created a versatile space intended for both casual and formal dining or checking emails on one’s laptop. Although minimalist in style, the room is brimming with warmth and coziness thanks to Anthony’s emphasis on texture and tactile materials throughout the space, including boiled wool fabric, plaster and a herringbone-patterned wood floor, which was purposely left bare so as not to hide its beauty. Custom-designed and hand-crafted specifically for this room, the furniture is artistically and even sculpturally conceived, including a plaster console, plaster pedestals and übermodern dining chairs, which Anthony co-created with Bradley USA. Inspired by the home’s “casual Cali vibe,” the designer also credits the master of minimalism, Belgian design legend Axel Vervoordt, as an influence on this room. –Jennifer Boles 87

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WORLDS AWAY MASTER BEDROOM, PHOEBE HOWARD, MRS. HOWARD AND MAX & COMPANY Wishing for a permanent vacation? Designer Phoebe Howard, owner of Mrs. Howard and Max & Company, outfitted the master bedroom with light, island-inspired appointments designed to transport the owners to an exotic locale. Starting with the white plaster bed (a new introduction to the Howard’s furniture line, Mr. and Mrs. Howard for Sherrill), Howard layered in soft white linens and breezy draperies along with tropical accents in the form of vintage wicker and bamboo chairs; a teak leaf sculpture above the bed; flat baskets on the wall; and a sisal rug. The sofa’s knotted fringe takes its cue from hammocks. Favoring an old-mixed-with-new tension in her designs, Howard added an antique Biedermeier bedside chest and side table in a honeyed finish along with a French walnut chest for a sun-kissed look. The vaulted ceiling is almost ethereal thanks to its smooth Venetian plaster finish and Akari light fixture, while the David Hillegas photograph of dreamy, windswept Balinese sands is a window to another world. –Cathy McGowin 88

BED, PHOTOGRAPHY, LEAF OVER BED, CABINETS and ACCESSORIES Mrs. Howard SOFA M Southern Design Concepts FABRICS Cowtan & Tout ROMAN SHADES Jerry Pair DRAPERY The Drapery Room HURRICANE LANTERN Ainsworth-Noah

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“THE MASTER SUITE IS MEANT TO RELAX YOU AND TAKE YOU AWAY AT THE SAME TIME. I WANTED IT TO HAVE THE LUXURIOUS FEEL OF A FINE HOTEL IN AN EXOTIC LOCATION.” —PHOEBE HOWARD 89

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“WHEN USING SIMPLE MATERIALS AND DESIGN ELEMENTS, THE LEVEL IN WHICH THEY ARE LAID OUT AND INSTALLED IS KEY TO THE PROPER EXECUTION OF THE CREATIVE VISION.” —CYDNEY MITCHELL, SOURCE

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NATURAL WONDER MASTER BATH, CYDNEY MITCHELL AND BRITTANY STAFFORD, SOURCE Aiming to recreate luxurious spa appointments in five-star style, Cydney Mitchell and Brittany Stafford of Source outfitted the master bath with a chic, West Coast-inspired design. “We wanted to create an atmosphere of relaxation,” says Mitchell. “This is a place where someone would feel as if they stepped into a retreat and could escape from the demands of a fast-paced life.” To achieve that laid-back California feel, the designers chose calm colorways and focused their attention on bringing nature into the design. “The hand-crafted and hand-glazed terracotta tile from Morocco proved to be the perfect fit, while the dramatic onyx slabs tied it all together,” Mitchell says. “The natural elements create texture and introduce organic details throughout the space while highlighting

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the soft architectural curves of the room.” –Cathy McGowin

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STEPPING OUT CLOSETS, CYDNEY MITCHELL AND BRITTANY STAFFORD, SOURCE Cydney Mitchell and Brittany Stafford of Source designed two closets, one for each head of household, and the result is worthy of any Rodeo Drive regular. Working with Source’s Italian closet vendor, Jesse, the boutique-style rooms offer floor-to-ceiling tinted glass doors, keeping couture in view while built-in drawers, cubbies and shelves maximize organization in style. Decorative accents underscore the elegant finishes. In “her” space, a center table and pair of white stools offers a place to lay out accessories and strap on shoes. In the warm, masculine-leaning closet, the designers introduced a photograph of David Bowie—an

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inclusion that would make anyone feel like a rockstar. –Cathy McGowin

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NO BOUNDARIES GUEST ROOM, JARED HUGHES, JARED HUGHES DESIGN Combining English influences with California imagery, designer Jared Hughes worked with the venerable Gracie Studio to design a hand-painted wall mural that depicts landscapes of Big Sur in a pastoral style. “This is a room for someone who is well traveled and appreciates beauty,” says Hughes. “They are fearless when it comes to mixing styles and combining nontraditional designs with classic elements.” Working with the studio’s artists to capture the West Coast’s dramatic cliffs and the Pacific Ocean, Hughes exaggerated scenes and saturated colors for theatrical flair. Upholstery, draperies and linens take a neutral stance to allow the scene to shine. Antiques offer a pleasant tension between clean lines and lavish detailing. Finials on the vintage iron bed reiterate the palms in the mural while wicker lamps and an English bamboo stool impart coastal influences. Grander statements come in the agateware urns on pedestals, gold Louis Philippe mirror and portrait of the English gentleman. –Cathy McGowin

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Bedroom DAYBED, WINDOW TREATMENTS and PILLOWS Designs by Sudi CANOPY FABRIC Schumacher CUSTOM WALLCOVERING Gracie Studio LOUIS PHILIPPE MIRROR Illuminati Antiques DESK, URNS and PORTRAIT Loft Antiques and Design INLAID ITALIAN TABLE and OIL PAINTINGS William Word Fine Antiques BEDSIDE TABLE LAMPS Custom with Hayden Gregg FLOOR LAMP Circa Lighting LEATHER CHAIR and COFFEE TABLE Travis & Co. SILK FABRIC WINDOW TREATMENTS Cowtan & Tout SOFA, PILLOW and BED FABRICS Décors Barbares through Travis & Co. CHESTS Holland MacRae BED LINENS Gramercy BED SHAMS and DUVET Schweitzer Linen Bathroom MARBLE TILE Source VANITY Karpaty Cabinets COUNTERTOP Ciot SCONCE Circa Lighting FAUCET Brizo PAINT Farrow & Ball MIRROR William Word Fine Antiques

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“THE SCHUMACHER WALLPAPER DEFINES THE ROOM AND GIVES IT THAT DRAMATIC DETAIL IT SO DESERVED.” —BRITTANY CASON JOHNSTON 96

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DREAM BIG GIRL’S BEDROOM, BRITTANY CASON JOHNSTON, BRITTANY CASON INTERIOR DESIGN Imagining the whims of an artistic young girl who relocated to Atlanta from California, Brittany Cason Johnston gave in to all the spoils in this tween bedroom. Bold colors, playful patterns and fanciful prompts are designed to stimulate creativity. Mixing edgy accents with feminine touches makes this room decidedly individual. “It’s a never-ending opportunity for inspiration through patterns and art,” says Johnston. The geometric blush pink Schumacher wallpaper harmonizes with the graphic punch of the modern headboard and scalloped canopy on the custom velvet bed. Classic antiques allow glamorous notions such as the Venetian mirror in the bath, vintage gold leaf bedside table lamps and Lucite drapery rods to shine even brighter. A leopard watercolor by Mary Maguire contrasts girly florals and monogrammed linens. With so much stimulation in one room, Johnston thoughtfully carved out studio space in the adjacent closet to capture artistic endeavors when the mood strikes. –Cathy McGowin

RUGS Moattar VENETIAN MIRROR, WALNUT COMMODE and DECORATIVE PLATES William Word Fine Antiques PAINTED MIRROR and SANTOS FIGURE Loft Antiques and Design ART Mary Maguire through BCID, Whitney Stoddard, Suzy Lindow through Anne Irwin Fine Art CANOPY Schumacher LINENS Peacock Alley Bath FLOOR Source VANITY Karpaty Cabinets COUNTERTOP & TUB SURROUND LG Hausys TOILET PDI

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FANTASTIC VOYAGE BOY’S BEDROOM, JOSH PICKERING, PICKERING HOUSE INTERIOR DESIGN Created for a young man on the go, this bedroom evokes worldly notions of travel and experience. Design considerations included a gentleman’s hopes and dreams for exploration, academics and inclusion in social clubs such as the Harvard Club and Knickerbocker Club. “This room is imagined for a college-age student full of aspirations,” says designer Josh Pickering. Campaign-style details include the tent-inspired window draperies and canopy on the metal bed. The custom desk and nightstand play into the theme thanks to details such as inset finger pulls, brass trimmings and tooled leather handles reminiscent of those on a vintage suitcase. Global influences include the Georgian column, Egyptian obelisks and the Bolga basket dog bed, handwoven in Africa. The tole agave planter lends a touch of Latin America. The Klismos desk chair recalls travels to Greece, and the hand-painted lampshades have motifs taken from Villa Kerylos. –Cathy McGowin 98

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DESK, BEDSIDE TABLE, HAND-PAINTED LAMPSHADES Pickering House BEDSIDE TABLE LAMPS and SCONCES Circa Lighting CANOPY and CURTAINS FABRICS Pindler Fabrics BEDDING E. Braun & Co. SETTEE Vervain fabric with Samuel & Sons appliqué trim through Ainsworth-Noah KLISMOS CHAIR Tara Shaw TOLE PLANTER WITH AGAVE Chelsea House RUG Stark Carpets

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UP AND AWAY LOFT, KATI HARDWICK, B.D. JEFFRIES The upstairs loft seems even cozier thanks to the sloping ceiling, but it also presented a challenge for Kati Hardwick, the in-house designer for B.D. Jeffries. “The space was previously the chef’s apartment, a pied-à-terre, if you will,” says Hardwick. To counteract the room’s low ceiling height, Hardwick focused her attention on centralizing the main functioning areas with two facing sofas. Floating furnishings to the center of the room, says Hardwick, prevents guests from bumping into the angled ceiling. Aiming for an upstairs retreat that would suit all ages, the room offers a game table, reading nooks and the sofas for lounging. Light was also a consideration, so Hardwick opted for neutral fabrics. “Right now I’m crazy for textured fabrics. I used a bouclé for the sofas and a fringed fabric for the drapery. I think when adding texture to something so

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neutral, it gives the piece a personality of its own.” –Cathy McGowin

ALL FIXTURES AND FURNISHINGS B.D. Jeffries Bathroom TILE Source VANITY Karpaty Cabinets COUNTERTOP Ciot FAUCET AND TUB SET Brizo LIGHTING Circa Lighting

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“THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN MOOD HAS A LITTLE ATTITUDE, WHICH WE PULLED THROUGH IN THE VESTIBULE WITH THE GRAPHIC STREET ART PRINTS ON THE WALLS.”—TARA DENNIS 102

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WITH VERVE OFFICE/INFORMAL POWDER ROOM/MUDROOM/LAUNDRY ROOM, TARA DENNIS, ARCHIE BOLDEN AND SOURCE Rather than treating four connected service rooms— which are connected to the garage, the pool terrace and kitchen—in unilateral fashion, designer Tara Dennis instead gave each space its own distinctive personality. Taking its cue from black-and-white street photography, the vestibule office maintains a bold, graphic mood. Next door, the pink-hued powder room assumes a romantic posture, which was inspired by a vintage oil painting and a pair of vintage candlesticks. In the mudroom and laundry room, Dennis added organic materials such as seagrass and earthy colors as a natural complement to the rooms’ terrazzo floor tile, fluted wood cabinetry with quartz countertop and a honed terrazzo dog wash, all specified by Source. Together, the functional but stylish rooms project an

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attitude that is fresh and free-spirited. –Jennifer Boles

TERRAZZO TILE & WOOD FLOORING Source CABINETRY Karpaty Cabinets QUARTZ COUNTERTOP LG Hausys FAUCETS Brizo SCONCE Circa Lighting PHOTOGRAPHY Alex Savidis OFFICE CHAIR Made Goods PAINT Palermo Rose by Benjamin Moore

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LOUNGE ACT POOL LOUNGE, RANDY KORANDO AND DAN BELMAN, BOXWOODS GARDENS & GIFTS Located adjacent to the home’s indoor lap pool, the pool lounge is a bright, comfortable space to relax in and enjoy a glass of iced tea or, better yet, a mint julep, say the room’s designers Dan Belman and Randy Korando. A round cast stone table anchors the light-filled space, while upholstered seating tempts swimmers to take a break with generous cushions and lightweight fabric in soothing neutral shades. Should a nap be needed, the designers included a sleeper sofa from Gabby, which does double-duty as a bed. The most inspired decoration, however, might be the framed shadow box collection of vintage bathing caps, which are displayed above the room’s French doors. A nod to the room’s poolside location, the assemblage was also inspired by old Hol-

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lywood movies and their bathing beauties. –Jennifer Boles

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MELANIE MILLNER USED CAST URNS FILLED WITH MOSS TO BRING THE OUTDOORS IN. AT NIGHT, THE HURRICANE LANTERNS TURN THE ROOM INTO AN ENCHANTING GROTTO.

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ENDLESS SUMMER INDOOR POOL, MELANIE MILLNER, THE DESIGN ATELIER Winter may not be Atlanta’s favorite season, but thanks to the home’s indoor lap pool and designer Melanie Millner’s idea to turn it into a hidden oasis, the illusion of warm, sunny days can be found year-round. Whether used by a serious swimmer, or just someone looking for a place to relax, this pool room brings to mind swaying palm trees and sandy beaches thanks to the handwoven hammocks suspended over the water. Sourced from weavers in the remote Bolivian Amazon, each hammock represents a month’s work by women in the village. Exquisitely detailed in the weaving, braids and crocheted fringe, the hammocks are not only works of art, but a traditionally lovely way to nap. –Cathy McGowin

HAMMOCKS L’aviva Home PLANTERS, BENCHES, ORBS, LARGE ESTATE PLINTH, URNS and SQUARE ESTATE PEDESTAL Elegant Earth HURRICANE LANTERNS Formations at Jerry Pair opposite LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LandPlus

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HOSPITALITY LOUNGE, TOPOGRAPHY HOME AND CARACOLE HOME FURNISHINGS Describing the hospitality lounge as “coastal glam,” the designers of Topography Home set out to accented with shades of sea-foam conjures coastal images, as do coral-like lamps and a set of abstract paintings reminiscent of sand ripples. Commanding attention, a curving sectional from Caracole is a conversation starter, literally, as the designers envisioned it as a spot for chitchat. FURNITURE Caracole Home Furnishings DECOR Topography Home

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Rounding out the glittering mix are a pair of brass with enamel inlay chairs and an acrylic table, whose high-style presence is kept in check thanks to a lighthearted shag carpet. – Jennifer Boles

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give the space the feel of the beach while also introducing a bit of sparkle. A soft cream palette

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655 FAIR OAKS MANOR, SANDY SPRINGS, GA 30327 Custom brick home on over an acre, lofty ceilings, foyer with custom stained-glass doors. Living and dining rooms flank oval shaped entry. Office/library with wet bar. Marble encased fireplace in great room. Large windows, private yard, patio, free-form pool, and hot tub. Chef’s kitchen with high-end appliances including Sub-Zero refrigerator and Thermador stove. Upper level 3 large bedrooms, 3 full baths. Owners' suite on main, art glass window over tub, separate shower and water closet. Finished terrace level, open floor plan, kitchen, theater and game rooms. 600+ sq. ft. in-law suite, full kitchen and bathroom. 3-car garage. Agent Name: Felicia Savage; Price: $1,399,500

525 WENTWORTH COURT, FAYETTEVILLE, GA 30215 Custom home in gated community with golf course and pond. Spacious office, coffered ceilings and judges paneling, formal dining room. 2-story family room with floor-toceiling stone fireplace, chef's kitchen with Thermador stainless appliances. Master on main boasts stone fireplace, large deck, separate shower with claw foot tub. Guest suite with private bath. Upper level has 3 bed, full baths and 2 flex rooms. Terrace level has full kitchen with bar, huge pantry for storage, 2 guest rooms, full baths. Reclining seating in theater room. Patio and screened porch. Oversized 2-car garage plus golf cart garage. Agent Name: Kay Fulp; Price: $998,600

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Custom ranch home built by the builder in the Woodland area of Chateau Elan. Upper level bed and bath with finished terrace level. Master suite has wall of windows and vaulted ceilings. Kitchen with stainless appliances, granite countertops, large island, custom cabinets and walk-in pantry. Keeping room has coffered ceilings, floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. Terrace level has dual-sided stone fireplace, living area, full bar, bedroom with updated en-suite, and workout room. Screened porch with private backyard, firepit area and stone steps to lower level. Room for a pool. Agent Name: JRose Barrett; Price: $825,000

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FALLING FORWARD

I’M KNOWN FOR FALLING FORWARD, but not always in the most graceful and coordinated ways. For example, I once fell into an open sewer in Sun Valley, Idaho, when I couldn’t stop on my cross-country skis and I sailed right off the ski path and onto the street. Another time I fell over a brick wall and into a woodpile when an errant squirrel got trapped in my sunroom and I ran out of the house to escape. I’ve fallen in an array of circumstances, but fortunately, I’ve always fallen forward. With September upon us, I’ve never been happier to greet the change of season. We’ll put suffocating humidity behind us and welcome brisk mornings, colorful leaves and crackling fires. Those sights and smells of shorter days bring back fond memories of gathering with family and friends for football games and festive baking. Although COVID-19 has interrupted most opportunities to convene, I’m holding fast to the memories of previous years and waiting anxiously 112

for news of a vaccine so that we can lean into dinner parties, holiday hugs and shopping sans masks. Our homes have been safe harbors in 2020, even as they bulge to accommodate areas for school, office, dining, entertainment and rest. While they may be a little worn and weary after so much use, may we rejoice in being able to adapt and accommodate, but eager to emerge from them into cooler, crisper air. 2020 has been a grim year. We’ve been depleted emotionally, physically, psychologically and financially, yet we’ve concurrently been inspired to do more and be better. I’m hopeful that as we move closer to 2021, it is with more gratitude and less resentment; more hope and less despair. We’re looking toward a dazzling display of foliage that I hope is a brilliant analogy for all of the possibilities that lay before us in 2021. Here’s wishing you soft landings as you fall into the new season!

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Autumn is upon us, and, with the calendar change, SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON wishes that a shift toward a season filled with hope, healing, laughter and less distance is imminent

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Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.