Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | March 2025

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Contents MARCH 2025

HOME 78

A New Chapter

Phoebe Howard and Blake Segars effortlessly combine old and new for a fun, young family in Buckhead 98

Rich Revival

Designer Lauren DeLoach guides a 1930s gem near Buckhead’s Duck Pond into a warm, welcoming reprieve

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Balancing Act

Virginia Cheek and Greg Busch elevate a young family’s newconstruction home through classic patterns, sophisticated colors, and custom furnishings

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Garden Bliss

Alex Smith elevates Jackye Lanham’s storied home with a lush, timeless garden 16

LIFE 24

My Atlanta Neighborhood Brookwood Hills

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Calendar Happenings this month

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Naomi On spring cleaning

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Dish Painted Park

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End Note Emily Followill’s must-haves

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Editor’s Letter

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Ad Index

Ready to Serve

On the Cover

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LANDSCAPE DESIGNER ALEX SMITH INTERIOR DESIGNER JACKYE LANHAM

Fresh Finds

Make room during seasonal cleaning for our sprightly spring product picks

PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

SPRING FEVER!

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WELCOME

FROM THE EDITOR

Editor’s Eye What I’m loving this month

spring awakening

The Ilana Embroidered Border trim from Samuel & Sons, shown in a neutral tone, features swirling vines with a hand-clipped velvet leaf detail. samuelandsons.com

THE SPRING SEASON IS nearly upon us and it’s arguably the most joyful time of year in Atlanta. You can likely find me picking up farm-fresh produce at the Peachtree Road Farmer’s Market (carrots straight from the garden can’t be beat), on a brisk morning stroll on the BeltLine, or sipping something—whether coffee or sauvignon blanc—around a fire-pit at The Chastain.

The air is lighter, and as Atlantans get back into the post-winter groove, it’s our homes (and the lush surrounding landscapes beginning to bloom) that are our key motivators.

Our March issue encourages readers to embrace the season with three picture-perfect homes dressed in their springtime best. In Buckhead, Phoebe Howard and Blake Segars strike the perfect balance between old and new for a fun, young family in a

Embroidered florals with a touch of shimmer makes my head turn in Corsage, one of the latest introductions from textile brand Spring Street by Pollack. pollackassociates.com

nearly 100-year-old house (page 78), and nearby, Virginia Cheek and Greg Busch follow suit with a transitional-style new-build that is classic, yet kid-friendly (page 114). A stone’s throw from Buckhead’s Duck Pond, Lauren DeLoach brings a 1930s gem— and its homeowner looking for a change—into an exciting new chapter (page 98).

Also inside: Our cover story details the three-decades worth of TLC landscape designer Alex Smith has poured into iconic also into their friendship (page 8).

Don’t forget to mark your calendar for two can’t-miss events happening this month, both benefiting worthy causes: AH&L’s 5th-annual Tour of Kitchens March 15–16, and the High Museum Wine Auction March 20–22. See you there!

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Atlanta designer Jackye Lanham’s historic personal garden—and

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SHOPPING DISCOVERIES INFLUENCES

HAPPY HOSTING DESIGN BY SANDE BECK; PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

Perfect parties are within reach! AH&L’s

curated style guide enhances springtime entertaining. From cocktail ingredients to tablescape inspiration—like this chic coral and turquoise tabletop from designer SANDE BECK—bring your vision board to life with elegant events from our archives.

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STYLE

OUTDOOR

Garden BLISS

A decades-long friendship between landscape designer ALEX SMITH and designer JACKYE LANHAM elevates a storied home with a timeless garden design Written by KATE STRICKLAND Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL

City Charm Although originally from Louisiana, the original architect of celebrated Atlanta designer Jackye Lanham’s personal home, Owen Southwell, studied architecture at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. He ventured down to Atlanta where he helped design buildings at Emory University and several homes around the city.

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“THIS WASN’T A PLANNED GARDEN. WE JUST LET HISTORY GUIDE US AND TRIED NOT TO CHANGE ANYTHING, JUST MAKE IT BETTER.” —JACKYE LANHAM

Treasured Find Surrounded by hydrangeas, an antique cistern-

turned-fountain serves as a charming focal point at the end of a walkway. “Whenever you find an old garden ornament or vessel like this cistern that’s incredibly beautiful, trying to turn that into a water feature that retains and recirculates water can be a challenge,” says landscape designer Alex Smith. “We made sure to waterproof it a few times.”

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STYLE

OUTDOOR

Verdant Views above left Right off the driveway, a plethora of A STRONG FOUNDATION and never too fussy: These words describe not only the personal garden of famed Atlanta designer Jackye Lanham, but the over 30-year friendship she cultivated with landscape designer Alex Smith.

After moving into her Buckhead home 40 years ago—which notably celebrates its 100th birthday this year—Lanham was immediately charmed and knew she only wanted to make improvements, not changes. With thoughtful home renovations and additions by Norman Askins, Yong Pak, D. Stanley Dixon, and William Litchfield, the garden received all-star treatment to match. Recruiting celebrated garden designer Ryan Gainey in the late 1980s, Lanham was soon introduced to his young apprentice Smith. When Smith branched out on his own 26 years ago with Alex Smith Garden Design, Ltd., there was no question about who should continue to maintain Lanham’s gracious grounds. “We just speak the same language,” says Smith.

“I get it, she gets it, and we don’t even have to talk about it.”

Situated on a small bluff and with a circular driveway encapsulating it, the property brims with pockets of intrigue and curated moments—the kind that only emerge when you truly know someone. Keeping in mind Lanham’s daily walks along the driveway with her Cavalier King Charles spaniel, Hutty, Smith planted an abundance of blue hydrangeas to frame the strong gable on the back of the home. “We wanted to create a layering effect, so that when she’s walking and looks back up at this beautiful house and all these plants, she can just embrace what an architectural gem it is,” says Smith.

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Annabelle hydrangeas and Lenten roses thrive among native white dogwood. above Original to the home, a whimsical lead glass door with a spiderweb motif boasts views of the garden beyond. The path is lined with Korean boxwood, Duke Gardens Plum Yew, and a Tulip Time camellia. below “It’s a very shaded property so that’s why hydrangeas thrive up there on the hill,” explains Lanham. “They just look happy.”

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Blooming Accents

A past addition by Norman Davenport Askins, Architects is decorated with climbing hydrangea planted by garden designer Ryan Gainey and Smith. “He opened up Pandora’s box for me and sort of brought it out in me,” says Smith of Gainey. “He was truly one of a kind.”

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Natural Setting

left The front of the home is lined with refined Korean boxwoods and a Southern magnolia. Lady Banks’ roses climb around the bay window.

“THERE’S A LOT OF STRONG STROKES OF REPETITION, LIKE THE HYDRANGEAS, SO THAT WHEN THEY BLOOM IN THE SPRING, IT MAKES THIS BIG ‘AHA’ MOMENT.” —ALEX SMITH

In the Trees above “Nothing is trendy,” says Lanham. “We just went with the terrain that was there.” left Located off of the living room, a rooftop terrace offers lush views of the property.

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Garden Glory Climbing hydrangea and Preziosa hydrangea add color, and nearby potted Wheeler’s Dwarf pittosporum and dwarf mondo grass reside. “You can walk through the garden at any time of the year and it would strike you as being a beautiful garden, even if it’s not in the middle of the growing season,” says Smith.

Echoing the home’s architecture, the garden maintains a strong foundation, dotted with even-tempered boxwoods and blooms. Lanham and Smith, who serve on the board of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) together, are kindred spirits when it comes to historic preservation and appreciation. Not looking to make any radical changes to the outdoor areas or start anew, the pair focused on incorporating storied improvements. “I think we’ve done a good job of seamlessly weaving in different types of plants over the years,” says Smith. “You can’t really tell where we start and stop, what’s old and what’s new.”

Around the back of the home, a spacious terrace sits atop the garage and looks out over the property. Tailor-made for Lanham, who is known to host inspiring ICAA parties, the rooftop terrace and adjacent granite terrace allow for guests to comfortably spill

out from the home into the garden. “When you’re up there, you don’t feel like you’re in the city because you’re up high among the trees and beautiful plantings,” says Lanham. “It’s calming.”

Despite possessing undeniable year-round interest, springtime brings a special sense of wonder. “It’s spirit-lifting to see the beginning of life again in the spring,” says Lanham. Seen from the kitchen and jokingly referred to as hydrangea hill, the landscape transforms into a “sea of white when it blooms,” adds Smith.

Lanham, fond of cutting her own clippings, decorates her home with a constant rotation of fresh arrangements from the garden.

As any good gardener—or friend—can attest, proper attention and support leads to growth. “Jackye is the crème de la crème of interior designers; she could have anybody she wants and picked me,” says Smith. “I’m flattered, and I don’t ever take it for granted.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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STYLE NEWS

READY TO SERVE Step up your springtime soirées with entertaining inspiration from the AH&L archives Written and Produced by THE EDITORS

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QUATRANO BY BRIAN WOODCOCK; KASLER BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN; OPPOSITE: DESIGN BY SANDE BECK, PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

Impress guests—and save yourself a trip to the store— with a lineup of homegrown ingredients. Atlanta chef ANNE QUATRANO garnishes her take on the gin and tonic with cucumber, mint, and lime straight from her 60acre family property, SUMMERLAND FARM.

say the word Keep discussions dynamic with a variety of seating options, from formal table settings to casual conversation areas. At a patron party hosted in her own backyard, designer SUZANNE KASLER embraced a laissez-faire attitude, with guests moving freely between indoors and out. The laidback approach encourages connection and conviviality.

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in the details The importance of the big picture can’t be overstated, but it’s those thoughtful touches that guests remember. From monogrammed napkins to custom menus, find ways to set your parties apart. Mother-daughter duo NANCY IZLAR and DARBY FALLON CLARK utilized family heirlooms, colored glass, and festive cocktail napkins to make their intimate Mother’s Day luncheon unforgettable.

Flip the switch! Evening gatherings and meaningful conversation are made more cozy and inviting with soft ambient light. In a Brookwood Hills backyard, landscape architect JOHN HOWARD transformed an unused outdoor space into a dining destination for casual get togethers. A strand of lights elevates the scene and fills the often-ignored overhead space.

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IZLAR BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN; HOWARD BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

set the mood

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use the view Keep the setting simple and take advantage of surrounding scenes instead. In a Sea Island home by JOHNSON VANN INTERIORS, THOMAS THADDEOUS TRUETT ARCHITECT, P.C., and ALEX SMITH GARDEN DESIGN, LTD., beautiful water views add magic to any moment while entertaining.

JOHNSON VANN BY EMILY FOLLOWILL; SUMMEROUR BY ERICA GEORGE DINES

surprise destinations The most unexpected spaces can sometimes be the most charming— from a secret garden to a cozy library corner, to a passageway that gets beautiful afternoon light. Architect KEITH SUMMEROUR looked to his personal property located in Gay, Georgia, and with designer BETH WEBB, brought an element of surprise by hosting a cheery summer fête in his blooming sunflower garden.

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STYLE

BOLD & BRIGHT

NEWS

Thalassa, the latest indoor/outdoor collection by PIERRE FREY, is as dazzling as it is durable.

Performance fabrics in a variety of cheerful patterns and colorways brighten up surroundings for the ultimate outdoor oasis. pierrefrey.com

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FRESH FINDS Make room during seasonal cleaning for AH&L’s sprightly spring product picks Written and Produced by THE EDITORS

Elevate your outdoor space with the happy-hued Ocean Master M1 Voilare parasol from TUUCI. With a sophisticated silhouette and durable frame system, this umbrella is a chic shelter from the sun. tuuci.com

Delicate Display

Dress up your tablescape with JULISKA’s two-tiered woven rattan server, perfect for springtime picnics or garden parties. Available through Waiting on Martha Home; juliska.com 20

Take your entertaining seaside with the Scout Folding Yacht Chair from MCKINNON & HARRIS, HARRIS, whose sculptural shape adds form to function. mckinnonharris.com

MCKINNON & HARRIS SCOUT CHAIR PHOTO BY KIP DAWKINS PHOTOGRAPHY

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SUNNY DELIGHT

On the Water

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STYLE NEWS

BY THE BOOK

Create your dream garden with the insightful expertise of UK garden designer Jo Thompson in THE NEW ROMANTIC GARDEN and French designer Cordelia de Castellane FLOWER COUTURE: FROM MY GARDEN TO MY HOUSE. From delicate spring blossoms to vibrant autumnal hues, both tomes bring budding beauty to life. rizzoli.com

Timeless Taste

Beaded chalice silhouettes on the Montpellier Planter from BALLARD DESIGNS add a touch of European elegance to the garden. ballarddesigns.com

SHAPE UP

Featuring a basket-woven construction and a twisted abaca rope, the teardropshaped Avalon pendant from MADE GOODS casts a warm, intimate glow in your outdoor space. madegoods.com

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

The Frances Teak Storage Cabinet from FRONTGATE can be used to store outdoor items and also as a serving station for al fresco events. frontgate.com

Light Load

Say goodbye to hauling heavy bags! Beach days— or park visits—are made effortless thanks to SERENA & LILY’s stylish Beach Cart. serenaandlily.com

CARRY ON

Welcome spring in style with the Jelly Atomic Tote from ODD MCLEAN. Inspired by the shamrock neatway shopper, the sturdy tote can be used to haul all of your farmers-market finds to an afternoon picnic. oddmclean.com 21

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The Bramble cocktail with gin, blackberry, lemon, and mint.

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ARTS C U LT U R E DISH

GAME ON A scenic stroll on the Eastside BeltLine

trail leads to Painted Hospitality’s newest “compeatery” PAINTED PARK. Guests can soak up the warm weather or sit inside to PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

experience top-tier drinks and dining. After eating, challenge your friends to a spirited game of Skee-Ball in the swanky vintage gaming parlor below. paintedparkatl.com

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LIFE

R E A L E S TAT E

Brookwood Hills

Written by TUCKER BERTA SARKISIAN

HISTORY

Illustrated by MEREDITH GILLESPIE

Brookwood Hills was developed in 1922 by Benjamin “Mr. B.F.” Burdett and his son, Arthur. To help design the new development, the Burdetts hired engineer O.F. Kauffman, who had Druid Hills’ design on his resume, working alongside famous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted (where he evidently was influenced by his preference of winding streets and abundant greenspace). Oak trees planted by the original development team now create a beautiful, shady canopy. The community pool in the center of the neighborhood was originally a spring-fed lake. In the early 1930s, the Burdetts fenced in the area, hired lifeguards, and charged admission to take a swim. Residents worked together to build future projects including the pool, bathhouse, tennis courts, and playing fields—defining characteristics of the community.

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Generations of Atlantans have wholesome stories from the Brookwood Hills neighborhood, the famously familyfriendly community located off Peachtree just south of Buckhead (near the I-75 and I-85 split) and just north of Ansley Park and Midtown. Founded in 1922, it’s one of Atlanta’s earliest suburban developments and had the incredible foresight to set aside land for recreation.

Today, the reasons to move to Brookwood Hills are the same as they were 100 years ago: the community amenities, including pool and swim teams, tennis courts and ALTA teams, the park, and storied woods where kids still have good old-fashioned exploratory fun. Any family living within the resident boundaries can join the club and attend social events. Because it was developed in phases, Brookwood Hills has rich architectural diversity, ranging from 1920s Tudors, Georgians, and Colonials, to smaller houses built following World War II, traditional two-story homes built in the 1960s, and a peppering of modern homes built within the last decade. The neighborhood is tucked away but surrounded by urban life, including a myriad of restaurants, shops, and conveniences around Piedmont Hospital, and the cultural attractions of Midtown and Buckhead.

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R E A L E S TAT E

STOCKETT BY MALI AZIMA; KLEINHELTER BY SARAH DORIO; RESIDENTS BY PAUL WARD; LOGGINS BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

clockwise from above Best-selling author Kathryn Stockett’s former Brookwood Hills bungalow is a light and airy retreat. Designer Lee Kleinhelter’s personal home by architect Yong Pak blends into the historic neighborhood.

Brookwood Hills’ longest tenured residents holding original maps of the neighborhood. An AnnaWooten Loggins-designed home boasts serene color.

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FUTURE

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It might surprise you that Brookwood Hills, with its unassuming nature, has been home to some major wattage stars, including Ed Helms (The Office), Kathryn Stockett (author of The Help), Vern Yip (designer), and Robert Shaw (ASO conductor).

BIG BRAG

“Brookwood Hills’ ability to maintain its 1920s charm while being surrounded by Atlanta’s urban development is really unique. But, what is not always expected, is the sense of community that really is the heart of the neighborhood.”

—Lee Kleinhelter, Designer and Neighborhood Resident

Brookwood Hills has a robust social scene, and will kick off this spring with a touch of vintage glam as the Brookwood Hills Garden Club presents its biennial fundraiser, Palm Royale: A 1960s Palm Beach-inspired poolside soirée on April 5. The ticketed event may be attended by nonresidents (as long as they stick to the dress code: 1960s Palm Beach club chic). High-level sponsors will be invited to a pre-party at a Garden Club member’s home just across the street from the pool (and, yes, grasshoppers will be flowing at both events). The club’s goal for the event is to raise funds to restore one of the entrances to the Alex Summers Clear Creek Preserve, enhancing the space with new swings, benches, and beautiful landscaping.

The Brookwood Hills Centennial Celebration in 2022 was a massive undertaking with formal and informal events, production of a “Dancing through the Decades” 30-minute video with historical images and news clips showing the evolution of the community over the last 100 years, and a video toast from celebrity former resident Ed Helms. Rightly so, Brookwood Hills is exceptionally proud of its history and the continued passion for the community by its residents.

WITHIN WALKING

Depending on where you are in the neighborhood, a 5- to 10-minute stroll will take you to a plethora of restaurants including El Azteca and the iconic R. Thomas and its parrots. The area’s largest employer, Piedmont Hospital, is just a quick trip down Brighton. And though it’s separated by a large wooded area with no access, parts of Brookwood Hills can detect notes of hoppy IPA in the air some days when SweetWater Brewing Company’s tanks are fired up and the wind is just right.

MASCOT

Bullfrog, in honor of the highly decorated Brookwood Hills swim team.

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MARCH 7–29 Usher in spring with DK GALLERY’s City Lights, Quiet Nights exhibition. With an all-star lineup of 18 artists and featuring a variety of styles, embrace the beauty of landscapes and cityscapes.

Crafted live on opening night, the shining star of the show is a 7-by-9 installation of Starry Night created by Lance Carlson with 844 collage squares. dkgallery.us

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MARCH 21–23 ATLANTA BALLET presents the fairytale classic Coppélia. With original choreography by George Balanchine set to the music of Léo Delibes and performed live by the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra, talented performers bring the story of an eccentric toy maker, his creation, and her suitor to life. atlantaballet.com

Around Atlanta

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Local Events + Happenings, March 2025 Written by KATE STRICKLAND

MARCH 20–22 Party with a purpose at the annual HIGH MUSEUM ATLANTA WINE AUCTION. Raising critical funds for the museum’s exhibitions and educational endeavors, the lively event offers a variety of activities including Winemaker Dinners and the Vintners’ Reception and Live Auction. With world-class wineries and the top Atlanta culinary talents offering delicious bites, this is a can’t-miss philanthropic event. high.org/wineauction

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ITALIAN SUMMER BY ELLIE VERGURA; COPPÉLIA, COURTESY OF ATLANTA BALLET; HIGH MUSEUM WINE AUCTION

BY CATMAX PHOTOGRAPHY; MY HIDDEN SECRETS BY BONNIE BEAUCHAMP-COOKE; KITCHEN DESIGN BY GERMAN KITCHEN CENTER, PHOTO BY GALINA COADA

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MARCH 1–APRIL 30 Located at the MADISON MORGAN CULTURAL CENTER, explore the works of an Atlanta-based artist in Equipoise: A Retrospective

By Bonnie Beauchamp-Cooke. With a two-month run time, the solo exhibition features a variety of art pieces including her signature landscapes and horse paintings. mmcc-arts.org

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MARCH 15–16 Presented by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, the fifth annual TOUR OF KITCHENS is packed with ample kitchen design inspiration.

Taking place over two days, embark on a self-guided tour of nine impressive residential kitchens around the Atlanta area—and mingle with the industry professionals behind them. Proceeds benefit Open Hand. atlantatourofkitchens.com

Around town with

Naomi Von Habersham OVER THE PAST TWO months, on those blustery days when neither man nor beast wanted to be outside, I occupied my time by attempting to pare down my extensive collection of entertaining accessories, which admittedly included some rather random items. For the life of me, I don’t know why I owned not one, but two sterling silver champagne whisks meant to remove bubbles from a glass of champagne. What’s the point of removing them when bubbles are what make drinking champagne such fun? While the editing process allowed me to get rid of those nowunwanted pieces, it also gave me an opportunity to revisit entertaining trends that have come and gone.

Some of you may remember when a stylish home bar required numerous cut-crystal decanters decked out in silver identification tags, all of which I chose to hang on to despite modern preferences. Speaking of liquor, vodka was not as popular back then as it is today, and tequila was practically nonexistent outside of Mexican restaurants. The drink of choice was usually scotch, sometimes bourbon, and occasionally rye. Another fun find was my vintage silver-plated chafing dish with an ebonized wood handle. Now that was the serving piece one had to have in the 1960s and 1970s. Trust me when I say that even the most humble hors d’oeuvres, such as cocktail wieners doused in grape jelly sauce, can be elevated to elegant fare when served from a silver chafing dish. Well, almost. Even though I no longer host as many dinner parties as I once did, and elaborate cocktail parties are, for me, a thing of the past, I found that I couldn’t part with as much stuff as I had hoped to. While it seems a shame to keep things that hardly get used, I realized that my collection is like a record of all the fun times I have had entertaining over the years, especially that New Year’s Eve soirée I hosted in 1992 that came to a screeching halt when the police made a surprise appearance. It turned out to be the party to end all (my) parties.

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LEVEL UP Painted Hospitality’s new hot spot PAINTED PARK is the ultimate BeltLine destination Written by KATE STRICKLAND Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

THERE’S NO COMPETITION—Inman Park’s new recreational place of assembly takes home the gold. At Painted Park, indulge in sophisticated eats and drinks, all while unleashing your competitive side.

CEO and president of Painted Hospitality Justin Amick is on a hot streak, adding to the company’s lineup of popular Atlanta “compeateries,” including The Painted Pin, The Painted Duck, and Painted Pickle. Their latest venture, Painted Park, provides a cozy neighborhood destination to gather together with friends—and the best part is it’s right on the BeltLine.

Originally a piping factory, the stately brick structure on North Highland Avenue holds more than one history. “It’s a full circle moment for me because this venue was actually one of my father’s properties, his restaurant Parish,” says Amick, who used to work alongside his father there. “I feel very fortunate to continue the legacy of the building that my father started.” With nods to the beloved New Orleans-inspired brasserie and cafe throughout, more than just the structure remains. “I was the Parish general manager back in the day, and it’s where I met many of our now senior company members,” says Amick.

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Clockwise from above left The stylish solarium boasts views of the Eastside BeltLine trail.

Guests can build their own house-cut fries or sweet potato fries.

Goonies Never Say Die cocktail with bourbon, ginger, falernum, and lime. Hibachi bowl with steak, peppers, onions, rainbow carrots, baby zucchini, and brown rice.

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Bowl. With a wide array of small plates and shareables, the core menu fosters togetherness. “It’s great for grazing, sharing, or ordering a bunch of different small plates to try,” says Amick. A close look at the menu will reveal the nostalgic throwback section dotted with classic sandwich greats.

Incoming spring weather offers ample opportunity to lounge outside, sipping on a signature cocktail, craft beer, or wine by the glass. “The Miami Vice slushy and a warm day can’t be beat,” advises Amick. A new addition, the outdoor space was previously a parking lot until Amick transformed it into a hedged outdoor green space, complete with a Southern-style gazebo bar and cozy firepits. “The BeltLine is like beachfront real estate,” says Amick. “We just needed more of an inviting way to connect our structure to the BeltLine trail behind our property, so we converted the former parking lot into our namesake park,” says Amick.

Connecting the park to the two-story structure, a tunnel runs under a shared easement, leading to the charming lower-level covered patio.

Beyond the patio, venture into the vintage gaming parlor with hardwood, exposed brick, and a bevy of exciting games including Skee-Ball, darts, shuffleboard, and classic board games.

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All aboard! Electric Hospitality’s new cocktail bar TIGER SUN is unlike anything else in the city. Located in a swanky refurbished vintage tour bus behind Muchacho in Reynoldstown, Tiger Sun boasts an impressive multicourse, omakase-inspired cocktail experience.

To keep guests on their toes, the menu rotates throughout the year. tigersunatl.com Known for its tasty restaurants and stylish shops, Ponce City Market gained a new tenant. On the second floor of the central food hall and located inside artisan marketplace Citizen Supply, find THE UPPER ROOM, an intimate cafe and bar serving tea, coffee, cocktails, matcha, and more. Perfect for grabbing a drink with friends or putting up your feet after a day of shopping, the cozy cafe offers cocktailmaking classes, wine tastings, and tea parties. upperroomatl.com top Tuna Tartare with ginger ponzu, serrano, avocado, sesame seeds, wasabi mayo, and shallots. above The main dining room transforms into a dance floor on weekends.

to-day lives; there need to be places to escape,” says Amick. “What I love about Painted Park is we are able to be that neighborhood outlet.” Upstairs, a 1,000-square-foot sun room, overlooking the Eastside trail and dubbed the solarium, features double-hung windows, and, behind the bar, a vintage mirror from Parish resides.

At Painted Park, it’s about more than just dining and drinks. “There are not many places where you can go and just be a kid again,” says Amick. “It’s for the inner child.” paintedparkatl.com

Venture below the historic Hotel Granada to uncover MAY PEEL, an alluring basement cocktail bar. The concept is inspired by author and Titanic survivor Lily May Futrelle, who just so happened to be a former guest of the Granada Apartments—the original name of the structure. With ambient lighting and a moody curved bar, escape the real world when sipping on bold cocktails like the Jack Rose or No Joy in Mudville. granadaatlanta.com

EDITOR’S PICK

On our ticket at Painted Park

Juliano’s with rigatoni, san marzano, calabrian chiles, and onion soubise.

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Cuvèe Cares Wine & Spirits Weekend Benefitting the Shepherd Center and BlazeSports America

March 20 - Tête de Cuvèe Dinners | March 211 - THE Ladiess Lunch | March 22 - Wine & Sprits with Cuvèe Cares

Join us for a memorable weekend of wine, spirits, and community as we gather in support of meaningful causes.

Reserve your spot by visiting cuveecares.com/2025-events

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Open Hand is one of the largest community-based providers of home-delivered meals and nutrition services in the U.S. Founded in 1988, the nonprofit delivers delicious, nourishing meals and nutrition education to thousands of seniors, children and families, and our neighbors who are at risk for or have a disability or illness.

We believe food is medicine and food is love.

In 2022, Open Hand cooked nearly 1.4 million madefrom-scratch meals that promote health and are approved by a registered dietitian before they are delivered directly to clients’ homes. With custom menus to address specific health conditions, all Open Hand meals meet or exceed the most rigorous nutritional standards set by the American Diabetes Association, the National Kidney Foundation, and the American Heart Association. In 2023, Open Hand served their 35 millionth meal during their 35th year of service to the community.

To learn more about Open Hand’s programs, call (404) 872-8089 or visit openhandatlanta.org.

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TOUR OF KITCHENS The Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles fifth annual TOUR OF KITCHENS returns in 2025 for a two-day event providing house-loving Atlantans with in-person access to the best kitchen-design professionals in the city.

Visitors will enjoy a self-guided tour of Atlanta’s most impressive private residential kitchens. Whether you plan to renovate, start from scratch, or find your ideal design professional—this tour is for you!

Tour 9 unique kitchens in Atlanta showcasing a range of designs from traditional to transitional and contemporary. There are five kitchens on tour on Saturday and four kitchens on tour on Sunday.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Where do I find addresses for the stops on tour? Addresses of the kitchens will be included on your ticket PDF upon purchase. Tickets will be e-mailed from sender: Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Shop. A PDF, along with a map, will be emailed to all guests on 3/14/25 by 9 a.m.

Is the HUB at PDI open on both Saturday and Sunday? PDI will be open on Saturday only to TOK guests from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

If I purchase a ticket, is the ticket for Saturday or Sunday? Your ticket grants you access to BOTH days.

Can I use the ticket on one day but not the other? Yes!

Purchase tickets at AtlantaTourofKitchens.com

Are children allowed? And if so, do they need a ticket? We regret that we are unable to accommodate wheelchairs or strollers. Children 10+ are not permitted without a ticket. We highly discourage the attendance of children under 10 due to the nature of the event.

DATES

Can I purchase a ticket on the day of the Tour? Tickets are available online only through AtlantaTourofKitchens.com. To purchase tickets at an individual stop, tickets must be selfpurchased and processed through a QR code available on-site.

Saturday, March 15–Sunday, March 16, 2025 March 15 | 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

March 16 | 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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9 Metro Atlanta locations; 5 on Saturday and 4 on Sunday

TICKETS

$60; use discount code EARLYBIRD for $10 off through March 2, 2025. Tickets must be purchased in advance at AtlantaTourofKitchens.com and are not available at the door at any location.

PARKING TOUR HUB

On-street parking is available on-site at each location and directionals will be provided.

PDI: 1190 Huff Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 Enjoy coffee, light breakfast, beverages, and bathroom access between 9 a.m.–3 p.m. on Saturday, 3/15 only.

Don’t forget to pick up your swag bag!

Visit Atlantatourofkitchens.com for further information.

Can I use the restrooms at any of the houses on tour? No. Please join us at the Tour of Kitchens Hub (Saturday only) at PDI where restrooms, food, and drink are available.

Will I get to meet the kitchen designer? The kitchen designer will be at the kitchen they designed the entire day.

What happens if it rains? The tour is rain or shine.

Can I give a personal donation to the Open Hand during the Tour? QR codes will be available on-site at our HUB and each location for direct giving.

Is transportation provided for the Tour?

No. The Tour of Kitchens is a self-guided tour, therefore you are responsible for your own transportation. Additionally, please follow the signage placed on-site for parking guidance.

Do I have to print my ticket?

No! You can check in at either the HUB, or the first kitchen you visit with your email confirmation, printed or digital ticket, or just your name. You will then receive your wristband. It is important to keep your wristband on all day as you will not be granted entry into any of the stops without your wristband.

What’s the refund policy?

There are no refunds.

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SATURDAY KITCHENS HOMES & STOPS

This is a self-guided, self-directed tour.

Before you begin your tour, join us at PDI to enjoy coffee, light breakfast items, beverages, and bathroom access between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

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JEFFREY BAKER JEFFREY BRUCE BAKER DESIGNS

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Atlanta: (404) 351-1232 New York: (212) 520-8139 jeffreybrucebaker.com @jeffreybrucebakerdesigns Supplier Information

About the Kitchen Nestled within a 105-year-old Ansley Park home, this kitchen reimagines tradition by blending timeless design principles with contemporary artistry. Designed for homeowners who treasure large-scale cooking and entertaining, this space addresses the challenges of its historic footprint with ingenuity and flair. By reclaiming space through the removal of a spiral staircase, the design creates room for a sophisticated “back kitchen and pantry,” while a striking trapezoid-shaped island seamlessly integrates seating at the island and allows for a cozy dining area. A thoughtful mix of Sassafras wood and sleek black Fenix Nanotech cabinets gracefully delineates the front and back kitchens, keeping the bustle of entertaining tucked neatly out of sight. Colorful, heated terrazzo floors not only exude modern charm but also provide warmth for the household’s four-legged companions.

Accents such as Bahama Mar quartzite countertops enhance the space with their refined beauty, creating a design that is as effortless as it is captivating. This kitchen embodies a seamless balance of form and function—a true testament to the art of thoughtful design.

BUILDER BSPK Home CABINETRY Axiom Concepts APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove Ferguson Builder Sales COUNTERTOP & TERRAZZO FLOORS Naturali Stone & Fenix Surfaces Installer La Piedra Inc. LIGHTS Moooi & Lutron Ketra PLUMBING Dornbracht

About the Designer Jeffrey Bruce Baker Designs (JBBD) is an accredited architectural and Interior design firm that operates internationally and has offices in New York, NY, Atlanta, GA, and Tivat, Montenegro. Guided by classical principles, JBBD explores modernism with reverence.

Architecture becomes a dialogue between history and innovation, art and life. The mission is to craft spaces that transcend time, blending classical principles with modern innovation.

Jeffrey Baker, ASID, RA, AIA, NCARB, is the creative force behind Jeffrey Bruce Baker Designs, which he founded in 2009. Operating in a collaborative studio, 29 Walker Terrace kitchen project design leads are Jeffrey Baker and Chris McKinley.

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KELLY CARLISLE KELLY CARLISLE DESIGN

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(678) 897-0166 kellycarlisledesign.com Supplier Information DESIGNER Kelly Carlisle Design ARCHITECT Chris Hunkele, Terminus Design Group CONTRACTOR Jeff Waters, Waters Woodworks CABINETRY Kelly Carlisle Design CABINETRY INSTALLATION Custom Caseworks APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove COUNTERTOPS Marmi Natural Stone, Calacatta Paonazzo RANGE HOOD Renaissance Tile and Bath FAUCETRY Newport Brass SINKS Kohler DECORATIVE LIGHTING Visual Comfort and John Richard DECORATIVE HARDWARE Rejuvenation BACKSPLASH TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath

About the Kitchen This home has evolved from a spec house to a custom masterpiece, with thoughtful upgrades throughout. The kitchen, the final piece, was redesigned to complement the client’s familycentered, entertaining lifestyle. Collaborating with architect Chris Hunkele, they explored multiple layouts to find the perfect fit. Kitchen designer, Kelly Carlisle, maximized functionality, providing the custom cabinetry and installation. The client’s passion for design is reflected in the mix of textures, which provides a stunning backdrop for their art collection. Key to the transformation was removing a partial wall and replacing the breakfast table with a full-service bar, encouraging family dinners in the dining room.

About the Designer & Architect Kelly Carlisle, known as the “sixteenth of an inch girl,” excels in high-end kitchen and bath design. With 20 years of expertise, her firm, founded in 2018, specializes in bespoke cabinetry, seamlessly blending architecture with clients’ personalities. Her work is recognized locally and nationally for precision and excellence.

Chris Hunkele, a graduate from LSU, has diverse experience in historic preservation, architecture, and adaptive reuse. In 2018, he founded s/alt studio, focusing on custom homes, ADUs, and restaurants in Coastal Georgia. In 2021 he co-founded Terminus Design Group specializing in multiple disciplines including architecture, high-end residential, and historic preservation. Contact Information: 770-404-5822, terminusdesigngroup.com

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(770) 552-3683 dovestudio.com @dove.studio

PHOTO BY MEGAN METCALF

Supplier Information DESIGNER Dove Studio Kitchen & Bath INTERIOR DESIGNER Kim Zimmerman Interiors

About the Kitchen Dove Studio is excited to showcase the stunning kitchen that Jenny Lyons designed as part of this year’s Tour of Kitchens, created in collaboration with Kim Zimmerman Interiors.

Their long-standing client was ready for a fresh update, and together, we transformed their kitchen into a modern, functional space. By removing the original peninsula and reimagining the layout, we created a spacious two-island design, perfect for both daily use and entertaining. Thoughtful details, like integrated pantry doors leading to a walk-in pantry, a dedicated bar area, and two built-in refrigerators, enhance both form and function. We also included a built-in morning station to elevate the everyday experience. The updated design makes the kitchen feel more open, inviting, and well-suited to the family’s needs. We are thrilled to have brought this vision to life, creating a space that’s as beautiful as it is practical.

About the Designer Dove Studio Kitchen & Bath is a full-service design firm that engages clients from the initial consultation through installation by providing guidance that values the clients’ tastes while implementing decades of design experience. We offer a fresh and inspiring approach to designing spaces where you live and play. What brings us together at Dove Studio is a shared passion for design and an honest desire to make a difference in other’s lives. We possess the knowledge and experience to incorporate innovative and forward thinking into our designs as well as a generous array of product lines to work with to personalize each design and project to the needs, tastes, and budgets of each client. Every client is unique, which is part of why we enjoy each project and the people who entrust us with their vision.

CONTRACTOR Rubio Construction CABINETRY Dove Studio Kitchen & Bath CABINET COLOR Farrow & Ball Cabbage White COUNTERTOPS Calacatta Belgia HARDWARE Architectural Accents PLUMBING FIXTURES Waterstone REFRIGERATOR Sub-Zero RANGE Bertazzoni OVEN Bertazzoni

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TREY MONROE GERMAN KITCHEN CENTER

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(404) 376-4988 germankitchencenter.com @gkcatlanta Supplier Information CABINETRY Leicht CABINET INSTALLER JB Remodeling APPLIANCES Fisher & Paykel HOOD Falmec COUNTERTOPS Cosentino - Dekton COUNTERTOP FABRICATOR GA Granite

About the Kitchen Nestled in the lush woods of Sandy Springs, this modern Leicht kitchen artfully blends dark wood and solid grey cabinets, creating a sophisticated atmosphere. The space is elevated by state-of-the-art Fisher & Paykel appliances, a striking Falmec hood, and elegant Dekton countertops. The design skillfully merges Scandinavian and industrial styles, with clean lines and natural materials harmonizing to create a warm and inviting ambiance. The open seating around the bar top encourages guests to gather and connect, making this kitchen a true focal point for socializing and entertaining. Every detail of this Leicht kitchen reflects the homeowner’s discerning taste and appreciation for quality, resulting in a functional and stylish space that seamlessly integrates with the rest of the Scandinavian-inspired home.

About the Designer German Kitchen Center at ADAC offers top-quality Leicht cabinets and unparalleled service.

Their Atlanta team has built an impressive portfolio of high-end modern kitchens, tailoring each design to clients’ unique needs. The team, consisting of Trey Monroe, Gisell Giraldo, and expert installers, ensures no detail is overlooked. With 18 US locations, German Kitchen Center specializes in European cabinets, countertops, and appliances, partnering with industry-leading brands for exceptional results.

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Factory: (770) 751-7861 2705 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Ste 100, Cumming, GA 30041

PHOTO BY GALINA COADA

ADAC West Showroom & Design Studio: (770) 751-7861 349 Peachtree Hills Ave., Ste B-2B, Atlanta, GA 30305 @bellcabinetryanddesign

About the Kitchen This year, Bell Cabinetry was thrilled to collaborate with Jane Hollman along with Don DeLong of Sub-Zero to design his personal kitchen. The details include custom cabinetry painted in a soft neutral, beautifully contrasted by a rich, dark island with detailed paneling.

Antique mirror panels on either side of the hood provide subtle adornment. The island table pedestal, custom-designed and inspired by Don & Kathy’s personal travels, offers a unique seating option. The oak hood surround cleverly houses the ceiling-mounted hood while adding a warm accent that ties seamlessly into the island and desk wood tops. To complete the space, cabinets flanking the fireplace are enhanced by reeded doors with satin brass trim and integrated hardware, offering just the right amount of detail to create a furniture-like appearance that completes the design.

About the Designer Bell Cabinetry is a talented fusion of designers and craftsmen that have been creating and building beautiful custom kitchens and baths in homes throughout the Southeast & the Caribbean for over 30 years. A commitment to understanding each of our client’s unique requirements has influenced Bell to develop expertise in styles ranging from traditional to modern and a blend between the two with a classic southern flair. Our team guides your projects from inspiration to completion to ensure your home is transformed with details built for life and luxury.

Supplier Information CONTRACTOR Elementz MFS DESIGNER Jane Hollman thestudioentourage.com CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design bellcabinetry.com APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove subzero-wolf.com COUNTERTOPS Construction Resources constructionresourcesusa.com WOOD COUNTERTOPS Against the Grain againstthegraintops.com LIGHTING & PLUMBING Ferguson ferguson.com HARDWARE Matthew Quinn Collection DOORS Lummus Supply Co. DOOR HARDWARE Baldwin 13

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KEYSTONE MILLWORKS

PHOTO BY SINDELAR STUDIOS, LLC

(706) 707-4293 keystonemillworks.com @keystonemillworks Supplier Information PROFESSIONAL BUILDER Lehigh Homes & Development CABINETRY Keystone Millworks, Inc.

About the Kitchen Nestled in the heart of historic downtown Roswell, this stunning kitchen by Lehigh Homes and Keystone Millworks beautifully marries timeless craftsmanship with modern functionality.

Designed with entertaining in mind, the open concept layout seamlessly connects the kitchen, bar, and living spaces, each defined by distinct colors and materials that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. At the heart of this kitchen is a breathtaking Calacatta marble-topped island, serving as a striking centerpiece that invites gatherings and culinary creativity. Keystone Millworks luxury fitted cabinetry enhances the elegance, while a wall of illuminated display cabinets elegantly frames the refrigerator, adding both style and practicality. The adjacent scullery provides additional storage and appliances, along with access to the porte-cochère, ensuring convenience for everyday living and entertaining.

About the Builder Lehigh Homes has redefined custom living in Metro-Atlanta, seamlessly blending timeless architectural design with modern innovation to create homes that are enduring and distinctive. With over 15 years of experience, the company specializes in crafting one-of-akind creations. Contact information: thughes@lehighinc.com, lehighinc.com, @lehigh_homes

CABINET HARDWARE Satin Brass from Bellagio Hardware CABINET COLOR Perimeter/Island White Dove BM OC-17, Fridge and Wall Cabinet Stain KSM 10126 COUNTERTOPS Calacatta Delicato 2CM marble APPLIANCES Ferguson - Wolf, Sub-Zero PLUMBING Ferguson - Kohler WALLS BM OC-17 White Dove (used SW tint to match) FLOORING Signature Floors and Design LIGHTING Visual Comfort

About the Cabinet Company For over 25 years, Keystone Millworks has combined the finest materials with traditional artisanal craftsmanship, all tailored to your unique vision. We invite you to explore our website and Instagram page, as well as visit our kitchen featured in the Tour of Kitchens.

Contact Information: jim.sissine@keystonemillworks.com.

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RYAN DECESARO MORGAN CREEK

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(770) 975-9244 morgancreekcabinets.net @morgancreekcabinetco Supplier Information CABINETRY Morgan Creek APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf

About the Kitchen

COUNTERTOPS A Touch of Stone

It’s always a delight to contribute to a project for someone who spends much of their time in the kitchen. This year, we’re proud to present a kitchen that truly embodies a cook’s dream. Designed to take full advantage of the high ceilings and open layout, the space showcases stunning white oak cabinets paired with light Taj Mahal countertops. To maintain clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic, all Sub-Zero appliances are seamlessly panelized, and the ovens feature a sleek, handleless design. The spacious island offers ample room for meal preparation or rolling out dough while providing plenty of seating space for family and guests. Beyond the kitchen, we crafted a custom walnut bar with leaded antique glass panels and decorative bracketing for a touch of timeless elegance. Finally, we completed the space with a custom antique oak dining table, perfect for hosting family gatherings and creating lasting memories.

FAUCETRY Waterstone SINK House of Rohl DECORATIVE HARDWARE Rocky Mountain WALL PAINT BM 1591 Sterling

About the Designer Ryan DeCesaro, owner and longtime designer at Morgan Creek, is honored to carry on the tradition of crafting luxury cabinetry. This year, Morgan Creek is thrilled to participate in the Tour of Kitchens, continuing its 30-year legacy of delivering personalized, high-end cabinetry.

With a focus on achieving a sophisticated harmony of architectural design, exceptional craftsmanship, and thoughtfully curated finishes, Morgan Creek has built a reputation for excellence. Located in Westside Atlanta, our design studio serves as a showcase for our diverse and meticulously developed collection of cabinetry, reflecting years of dedication and expertise.

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About the Kitchen This unique and earthy kitchen combines fresh, classic Atlanta elements with the charm of a country equestrian estate in the personal home of Studio Entourage designer, Jane Hollman. The large, vaulted kitchen is filled with texture and distinctive details that evoke old-world charm, including continuous white planking on the walls and ceiling, cobbled large-format bluestone pavers, and a central cupola above the island that floods the space with natural light. A striking exterior wall of Tennessee fieldstone features a beautiful arched steel window that overlooks a garden courtyard with raised garden beds and plantings.

The emphasis on texture, natural materials, and curated details creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The custom-stained wood doors flanking all four corners of the kitchen are designed to evoke the feel of horse stall doors. These doors feature specialty custom steel and brass hardware, inspired by horse blanket racks. They provide access to the scullery, mudroom, and also panel the integrated Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer. Adjoining spaces include a spacious scullery with full baking and clean-up amenities, a wine sitting room with an arched steel entrance to a temperature-controlled wine closet, a Cajun red bar featuring a specialty bourbon closet, and a large, vaulted family room.

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Remodeling this kitchen meant bittersweet demolition of the well-loved design Cailin did for this family almost 30 years ago. At that time, the needs of a growing family were at the heart of the plan, but now was the hour to fully open the kitchen into the family room—a concept discussed then, yet making more sense now. Current objectives involved relocating the door to the garage for a mudroom entrance, a well-functioning laundry, a walk-in pantry, and neat wine bar. These days, gatherings have room for elbows aplenty around a spacious island while watching the big game doesn’t mean the cooks miss out on the excitement.

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FROM THE 2025 BENEFACTOR CO-CHAIRS Join us as we sip and savor some fantastic food and wines at one of the best events in Atlanta! For over thirty years the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction has recruited some of the best wineries to join this legendary event and the 2025 Wine Auction is looking to be another showstopper. We can’t think of a better way to support the High Museum of Art while adding a few choice bottles to our collection.

Becoming a Benefactor is the ultimate way to be part of this incredible event. By purchasing a benefactor package, you will gain access to the exclusive winemaker dinners and a seat at the thrilling Live Auction. Plus, all proceeds raised at the Wine Auction will aid the High Museum’s mission to consistently provide world-class exhibitions and meaningful programs to the Atlanta community.

The High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction is a wonderful way to reconnect with friends over a delicious bottle of wine and raise vital funds to support our beloved museum.

Don’t miss out on this ultimate “party with a purpose” on March 20–22, 2025.

Your 2025 Benefactor Co-Chairs thank you in advance for supporting the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction!

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Get Ready for the Ultimate Wine Celebration!

Raise your glass and your spirits at the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction—where fun, flavor, and purpose collide in the most vibrant and unforgettable way!

From March 20–22, 2025, join us under the lively tents at Atlantic Station to toast extraordinary wineries, uncover hidden gems, and reconnect with friends old and new.

Renowned winemakers and vintners will be pouring their finest, while talented chefs whip up mouthwatering dishes that will keep you coming back for more.

And the best part? Every sip and every bite helps support the High Museum’s Arts Access programs, bringing art and inspiration to our community.

Don’t wait—packages are selling fast! Grab yours now and prepare to raise your paddle HIGH for an unforgettable weekend filled with incredible wine, food, and purpose.

Let’s party with a purpose, Atlanta style!

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2025 Special Guest of Honor SCOTT MORRISON

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Scott Morrison’s foray into wine began in college. Inspired by his cardiologist father, Scott began his studies at UC Davis intending to become a doctor. However, after learning of their renowned wine program, he was intrigued and decided to take an introductory wine course. Pulling that thread, he got an internship at Artesa Vineyards & Winery in 2001 where his curiosity for winemaking quickly turned into a passion. He then enrolled in the Viticulture & Enology program at UC Davis, graduating in 2004.

After graduation, Scott had the privilege of working the 2004 harvest at Rudd Estate under the esteemed winemaker Charles Thomas. It was here that he first discovered that great wines are born in the vineyard. This philosophy heavily shaped his winemaking style, and vineyard walks—especially at sunrise—which remain one of his greatest joys.

Eager to broaden his experience, Scott ventured to New Zealand in early 2005 to intern at South Pacific Cellars.

This opportunity gave him valuable insights into winery operations, particularly in the areas of cleanliness, cellar management, and efficiency. After completing his internship and exploring the beautiful landscapes of New Zealand, he returned to California.

Upon returning stateside, he was referred by Julie Guffy, who he met while interning at Rudd Estate, for a Lab Supervisor role at The Hess Collection Winery.

There, he was fortunate to have worked closely with the exceptional winemaker David Guffy. Over four harvests, Scott deepened his understanding of the science behind winemaking and the delicate balance between art and technique. He was once again reminded of the vineyard’s critical role in producing exceptional wines.

In 2008, Scott accepted the position of Assistant Winemaker at the esteemed Paul Hobbs Winery. During his four years there, he honed his attention to detail and deepened his knowledge of meticulous vineyard care. This experience ultimately led to his promotion as Head Winemaker at Crossbarn by Paul Hobbs, where his communication and relationship-building skills were highlighted as he learned to navigate the complexities of managing his own winery’s needs with those of a custom crush operation.

In 2013, seeking a return to Napa Valley, Scott became the Head Winemaker at William Harrison Vineyards and Winery in the Rutherford AVA. Within a year, he was promoted to General Manager in addition to his winemaking duties. Collaborating closely with the owner and consulting winemaker, Phillip Titus, he refined his palate and gained crucial insights into the business and sales side of winemaking. This role allowed him to develop further his understanding of how all aspects of winemaking, from production to sales, must align for success.

In 2016, Scott was tapped to join Jarvis Estate as Winemaker. Bringing with him more than a decade of experience at ultra-premium wineries, he was a great fit for the quality-focused and family-owned winery. Jarvis wines are exclusively produced from its hillside vineyards in Napa located about 1,000 feet above the valley floor and situated within a couple miles of the winery. Scott considers it a privilege to work exclusively with such pristine estate-grown fruit where the winemaking team fully controls the winemaking process from vine to wine. The 45,000-square-foot winery cave system, with optimal temperature and humidity, provides the perfect environment for Scott to make the world-class wines for which Jarvis is known. Following in the footsteps of the acclaimed Dimitri Tchelistcheff, who founded the Jarvis winemaking legacy, Scott draws on his diverse experiences and passion for life and winemaking to uphold Jarvis Estate’s commitment to excellence.

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2025 Schedule of Events WINEMAKER DINNERS MARCH 20, 2025

Get ready for an unforgettable evening where worldclass wineries and renowned chefs come together for an extraordinary culinary experience. Set against the backdrop of Atlanta’s most stunning homes, these exclusive dinners will feature the finest wines expertly paired with exquisite dishes. Indulge in a night of unparalleled flavors and elegant surroundings, designed to delight your palate and elevate your senses.

Participating Winemaker Dinner Wineries (As of press time) • Annulus Cellars • Aperture Cellars • Arrow & Branch • brick & mortar • CASS Winery • Chappellet • Chenoweth Wines • Cirq Estate • Chev Wine • Fait-Main Wines • Frank Family Vineyards • Hirsch Vineyards

• Hourglass Wine Co. • Jarvis Estate • Keplinger Wines • Law Estate • Littorai • Nicolas-Jay • Riise Wine • Venge Vineyards • William Cole Vineyards • Williams Selyem • ZD Wines

FRIDAY UNCORKED! MARCH 21, 2025

Prepare for a fun-filled evening bursting with exceptional wines and mouthwatering bites. Gather with friends for a night of laughter, lively conversation, and pure enjoyment. As the night unfolds, dance the night away and raise a glass in celebration of our cherished museum. This lighthearted event is one you won’t want to miss.

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VINTNERS’ RECEPTION AND LIVE AUCTION

MARCH 22, 2025

We’ll wrap up the celebration in style with the Vintners’ Reception and thrilling Live Auction. Start the day with a delightful tasting of unforgettable wines poured by top wineries, paired with delicious bites from Atlanta’s finest eateries. Then, get ready for the excitement to soar during our high-energy Live Auction—raise your paddle and bid on exclusive experiences and world-class wines! And don’t forget to explore the incredible Silent Auction lots, where more treasures await. Every bid helps support the High Museum of Art, making this a can’t-miss event.

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Meet the Co-Chairs DIO JENSEN & LAUREN REEVES

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DIO JENSEN Dio is delighted to co-chair the 2025 High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction. Originally from Peru, she has made Atlanta her home for the past 20 years. An ardent lover of the arts—encompassing food, wine, music, fashion, architecture, typography, and design—Dio has channeled her creative passions into studies in architecture, graphic design, and visual arts, establishing herself as a designer, illustrator, and painter.

Beyond her role with the High Museum, Dio has served as co-president of the American Institute of Graphic Arts Atlanta, a graphic design instructor at Miami Ad School and Furman University, and a member of the GCAPP Host Committee. She also serves as a board member in her family’s company.

Together with her husband Brad, Dio revels in exploring the world’s finest museums, restaurants, and wine regions. Recently celebrating a decade of marriage, they eagerly anticipate many more years of savoring exceptional art, wine, and cuisine.

Dio’s dedication to the arts mirrors the mission of the High Museum, as demonstrated by her support for its acquisition of Astrid Krogh’s “Seaweed in the Universe.” In her leisure time, Dio enjoys traveling, creating art, attending concerts, and spending cherished moments with her two rescue dogs.

LAUREN REEVES Lauren Reeves, alongside her husband Dain, has been a passionate wine enthusiast for over 20 years, attending the High Museum Wine Auction for the past decade. Her love for wine and commitment to the auction has deepened through the years, and she is thrilled to serve as co-chair for this year’s event.

In addition to her involvement with the Wine Auction, Lauren is passionate about giving back to the community. She has contributed her time and talents to organizations such as Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the Junior League of Atlanta, and the Ronald McDonald House. Currently, she serves as the Vice President of the Pug Rescue of Florida and Georgia, reflecting her love for animals and dedication to rescue efforts. Outside of her charitable work, Lauren is the founder of Design Tonic, an interior design and organization company. In her rare moments of free time, she enjoys traveling and discovering new wines, always seeking out the next great experience.

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HIGH MUSEUM OF ART HIGHLIGHTS THINKING EYE, SEEING MIND: THE MEDFORD AND LORAINE JOHNSTON COLLECTION JANUARY 17 – MAY 25, 2025 In the mid-1970s, artist and Georgia State University professor Medford Johnston and his wife Loraine began collecting works by artists who were in the vanguard of contemporary art in the late 1960s and 1970s. Although they acquired several paintings and objects when they first began collecting, they quickly narrowed their focus to drawings, primarily by artists working on the frontlines of abstraction in the mid-1960s during a time of great innovation and experimentation. Today, they hold one of the finest collections of postwar American drawings and related objects of its kind, now numbering more than eighty-five works, which is promised gift to the High. This exhibition, featuring works by artists including Sol LeWitt, Brice Marden, Elizabeth Murray, Martin Puryear, Ed Ruscha, Al Taylor, Anne Truitt, Stanley Whitney, and Terry Winters, among others, will demonstrate how establishing the parameters of an art collection requires infinite patience, focus, discipline, and a keen eye.

“RYOJI IKEDA: DATA-VERSE MARCH 7 – AUGUST 10, 2025 Ryoji Ikeda (born 1966, Gifu, Japan; active Paris and Kyoto) is one of the world’s leading composers and media artists. The High will present the U.S. debut of “data-verse,” Ikeda’s trilogy of monumental, immersive light and sound installations that represents more than two decades of research by the artist and reflects upon the progressive digitalization of an integrated global society. The exhibition will also premiere new work alongside existing works, including “data gram,” a series of 18 monitors that take apart, analyze, and recombine information in “data-verse.” Ikeda’s immersive video projections, which will be presented floor-to-ceiling onto the walls of the museum’s largest exhibition space, feature visualizations of data extracted from mathematical theories and the study of quantum physics. His more recent work, including “data-verse,” incorporates open-source imagery from institutions such as NASA, CERN, and the Human Genome Project. Ikeda produced “data-verse” in three “chapters,” transforming the open-sourced data sets through self-written programs to create the works’ visual output, which is then synchronized and composed in arrangement with an electronic score. Together, the music, video projections, and the museum’s architecture become a dynamically balanced, self-contained whole. Ikeda’s work immerses the audience in a seemingly endless flow of data and explores the macroscopic depths of the universe and our relationship to it. This exhibition is organized by the High Museum of Art, Atlanta.

“KIM CHONG HAK, PAINTER OF SEORAKSAN” APRIL 11 – NOVEMBER 2, 2025 The High is organizing the first American museum exhibition featuring the work of Kim Chong Hak (born 1937, Sinuiju, Korea), a master painter from South Korea popularly known as “the painter of Mount Seorak”—the highest peak in the country’s Taebaek mountain range. With more than 70 works, including new acquisitions from the High’s collection, the exhibition will span the arc of Kim’s mature career and present an aspect of Korean art in the late 20th century little known outside of South Korea. Having first worked as an abstract painter in the 1960s, Kim ultimately rejected the adoption of Western-style abstraction, which he viewed as a response to national melancholy brought on by decades of hardship. In the late 1970s, he settled in Gangwon Province, eastern South Korea, home of Mount Seorak. There he sought out an alternative artistic discourse, moving away from the monochromatic painting toward his unabashedly expressive style. He has since dedicated his life and work to interpreting the environs of Mount Seorak, developing an artistic and emotional attunement to the natural world during decades of self-imposed isolation. His work reasserts the expressive potency of mountain imagery in traditional East Asian art while also demonstrating the influence of international movements. This exhibition is organized by the High Museum of Art, Atlanta.

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Special Programs

AT THE HIGH MUSEUM OF ART FRIDAY JAZZ

CULTURE COLLECTIVE

FAMILY SATURDAY

Don’t miss an evening of live jazz at the High every third Friday of the month. Enjoy a drink and light bites, head to the galleries to explore the museum’s works on view and join a docent-led tour for a detailed look at the collection. The event features two musical areas where musicians will play throughout the evening, layering notes and improvising melodies.

Seating for Friday Jazz opens at 6:00 p.m. and is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Whether you deeply love art or like to get creative now and then, the High Museum of Art is your destination for lifelong learning.

Each month Culture Collective offers conversations, workshops, classes, and events that energize the mind and expand appreciation of art and one another. Find new insights, build creative skills, and discover ways of seeing the world at the High.

Enjoy creative fun for all ages the first Saturday of every month!

Friends and families of any age can experiment, play, and make art in studio workshops and learn about art on view through gallery tours. Whether you’re joining Toddler Saturday, Studio Sessions, or Teen Art Afternoon, there is something for everyone, every month, at the High.

Can’t Join Us? If you can’t join us in person, you can still get in on the action! Browse our exciting silent auction lots online at high.org/ wineauction, pick your favorites, and reach out to us via phone or email for details on how to place your bid.

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Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Paddle Raise

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“I just wanted to thank you for the amazing opportunity you provided our students at Sycamore Elementary. We had an excellent museum experience! At least 95% of the students have never been to the High and it opened their eyes to a new world. They also really enjoyed the art activity that was provided. Keep up the great work of enlightening art lovers and artists!”

—- Susan Matakis Visual Arts Instructor Sycamore Elementary, Sugar Hill, GA

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AMBASSADOR EXHIBITION SERIES SUPPORTERS Loomis Charitable Foundation Mrs. Harriet H. Warren Ryoji Ikeda (Japanese, born 1966), data-verse 3, 2020, DCI-4K DLP projector, computer, speakers. Installation view at Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art, Hirosaki, Japan, 2022. Photo by Takeshi Asano, commissioned by Audemars Piguet Contemporary. ©︎Ryoji Ikeda.

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A NEW CHAPTER PHOEBE HOWARD and BLAKE SEGARS effortlessly combine old and new for a fun, young family in Buckhead Written by ALYSSA BIRD Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL

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True Blue

An antique portrait from the client’s collection presides over the living room, which contains a sofa and chair from designer Phoebe Howard’s line, Mr. & Mrs. Howard for Sherrill Furniture, a chair from Hickory Chair, an ottoman from Baker, and sconces from Mrs. Howard.

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Focal Point

A large work by Stewart McDonald holds court over the fireplace in the living room. The floor lamp is from Visual Comfort & Co.

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Descending Design

A warm welcome for visitors, a grisaille wallcovering from Susan Harter Muralpapers features a landscape scene that runs from the foyer up the main staircase.

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WHEN IT COMES TO design, restraint is a powerful tool. It can be tempting to gut everything and start anew, but often the most successful projects are handled with self-control and a light touch. Such was the case with this 5,000-square-foot, five-bedroom Buckhead residence, which dates from the late 1920s or early ’30s. The house had been well maintained throughout its history, so the current owners decided that a complete overhaul wouldn’t be necessary. With the kitchen and baths already up to snuff, the couple called on designer Phoebe Howard to work her magic on the rest of the home. “I get excited anytime I get to lay my

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hands on a historic property,” says Howard. “It’s a jewel of an old house. The goal was to embrace its architecture and quirky spaces, but update it with modern silhouettes and contemporary art.”

Indeed, the interiors strike a balance of old and new, featuring a combination of custom furnishings, contemporary pieces, and antiques.

“The wife is an old soul who loves history and is drawn to a variety of things, including antique oil paintings,” says Howard, who incorporated several pieces of artwork and furniture from the client’s collection. Meanwhile, any additions couldn’t be too precious, as the couple has young children and dogs. “The family lives 81

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A Regina Andrew light fixture hangs above a table from Chaddock.

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below A wallcovering from Rose Tarlow Melrose House casts a subtle shine in the dining room. The rug is from the designer’s design shop, Mrs. Howard. right After the family room was damaged by flooding, architect Blake Segars was tasked with gutting the space and starting fresh. Fluted cerused oak wall paneling adds light dimension to the new space.

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Light & Airy above left In a corner area of the kitchen, chairs from Mr. Brown London surround a table from Chaddock. The antique portrait is from the client’s collection.

above right The kitchen didn’t require renovation, but Howard added some small touches, including a light fixture from Visual Comfort & Co. and a runner from English Village Lane.

hard in this house, so we were mindful of wear and tear,” she continues.

Along with Howard, the design team included Hamilton Land Services Inc. (previously Carson McElheney Landscape Architecture & Design) and architect Blake Segars—who was initially brought on to reconfigure a guest bedroom, but was later called back to gut-renovate the family room and keeping room (a sitting area off the kitchen) after they were damaged by a flood. “We were given a blank palette,” recalls Segars. “We wanted to respect the home’s traditional architecture while creating something that’s a bit unexpected.” The focal point of the reimagined family room, for example, is a wall of cerused oak

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To complement the new interior architecture, Howard selected streamlined furnishings in creamy tones, which are found throughout the residence. “The palette is subdued and neutral,” says Howard, who brought in texture and subtle pattern through rugs, upholstery, and wallcoverings. One of her favorite elements is the grisaille wallpaper featuring a landscape scene that extends from the foyer up to the second-floor staircase landing. “We tried to respect this historic property by giving it a timeless, classic look,” says Howard. “At the same time, we didn’t want it to feel stodgy, as these clients are young and fun. The mix of antiques and new items feels fresh and current.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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The library, which is painted in Benjamin Moore’s Chocolate Candy Brown, puts treasured items of the homeowners’ on display.

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“IT’S A JEWEL OF AN OLD HOUSE. THE GOAL WAS TO EMBRACE ITS ARCHITECTURE AND QUIRKY SPACES, BUT UPDATE IT WITH MODERN SILHOUETTES AND CONTEMPORARY ART.” —PHOEBE HOWARD

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below Another area that had been damaged by the flood is the keeping room, which is located off the kitchen. The new space features a sofa from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, armchair from Palecek, and a brown chair from Baker. opposite The wallcovering from Susan Harter Muralpapers extends to the second-floor stair landing, where a center hall table is draped in a fabric from Cowtan & Tout.

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Drapery Drama

left In the primary bedroom, a bed from Mrs. Howard is draped with fabric, creating a calming, cocoon-like effect. below The client’s own artwork and furnishings add interest to the serene primary bath, which was left untouched during the renovation.

“WE TRIED TO RESPECT THIS HISTORIC PROPERTY BY GIVING IT A TIMELESS, CLASSIC LOOK. AT THE SAME TIME, WE DIDN’T WANT IT TO FEEL STODGY, AS THESE CLIENTS ARE YOUNG AND FUN.” —PHOEBE HOWARD 91

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Spacious Stay

right Segars reconfigured an awkward guest bedroom, which now features two separate spaces that can be closed off with pocket French doors inset with mirrored panels. below Another view of the guest room includes a desk, chair, and mirror from the client’s own collection. The grasscloth wallcovering is from Jerry Pair.

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To complete the speakeasy, Howard paired the client’s artwork and rug with a custom banquette from M. Southern Design Concepts. opposite A collection of artwork adorns the back stairway and includes a mix of antique oil paintings and modern abstract pieces.

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Historical Nod below Striped chaise longues and umbrellas from RH lend a classic touch to the pool area. below left This Buckhead residence dates from the late 1920s or early ’30s. Hamilton Land Services Inc.— previously Carson McElheney Landscape Architecture & Design—is responsible for the manicured grounds.

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Rich Revival Designer LAUREN DELOACH guides a 1930s gem near Buckhead’s Duck Pond into a warm, welcoming reprieve Written by ANGELA CARAWAY-CARLTON Photographed by MALI AZIMA

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Place of Prominence

A welcoming skirted table in the grasscloth-wrapped foyer provides a key drop and place to flaunt fresh flowers from the front yard’s cutting garden.

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Welcome Home

left The bungalow, built in 1930, is around the corner from Buckhead’s Duck Pond and boasts a range of inviting outdoor entertainment zones. opposite Designer Lauren DeLoach drew green tones into the formal living room to honor its front garden view.

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NEW BEGINNINGS CAN be at once daunting and full of possibilities. For designer Lauren DeLoach’s client, a widower seeking a new home from which to fortify his spirits and embark on his next chapter, a 1930s bungalow steps from Buckhead’s Duck Pond was just the place.

Though nearly a century old, the home was renovated by Norris Broyles Architects, Inc. and Adam Pollock of Castlehaven Construction under former owners to yield a contemporized cottage with alluring historical touches intact.

“The house exudes vintage charm thanks to the compartmentalized layout and architectural details, like antique French beams and a granite fireplace in the formal living room, that make it feel like a jewel box,” says DeLoach.

And the nearby intimate dining room is certainly a gem. “At night, it glows,” says DeLoach, due in part to string lights that shine from the adjacent, pocket-sized secret garden. The cafe lights bounce off the 19th-century Swedish chandelier and the custom antique mirrored cabinet, which houses the silver collection of the owner and his late wife, creating a

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Storied Style

left An antique French barometer from Foxglove Antiques Collective mingles with ironstone tureens and the homeowner’s silver collection. opposite A misty landscape by Michael Dines through Holland MacRae sets an ethereal scene in the dining room.

Chairs from William Word Fine Antiques are upholstered in a deep green velvet from Holland & Sherry.

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Best Blues Fresh fabrics refresh the kitchen designed by Matthew Quinn of Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio, in collaboration with Judy Bentley, for previous owners. A trio of barstools from Charles Stewart are upholstered in durable blue leather and backed with a pop of paisley, both from Kravet.

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“twinkly, sparkling space,” according to DeLoach. The designer upholstered the walls in a sophisticated, muddy green fabric and trimmed it with antique brass nailheads, a technique she debuted in a showhouse that her client admired.

This atmosphere of warmth and delight is woven in all directions, fostering a new start for her client that is both grounded and uplifting. In the formal living room, a medley of enchanting fabrics and trims—linen draperies, a cut velvet armchair, and skirted stools in a silk linen check—infuses a sense of welcome. “Adding layers of texture makes a room feel collected, even though we compiled the elements simultaneously,” says DeLoach.

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muted tones in the grasscloth-wrapped foyer for a soft, polished effect that grows more saturated and lively in the kitchen and family room. “I like to cross-reference colors to create cohesion,” says DeLoach. For example, the fawn-hued living room sofa with tape trim is a callback to the taupe foyer walls, and the show-stealing cobalt range in the updated kitchen (designed by Matthew Quinn of Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio, in collaboration with designer Judy Bentley, for previous owners) inspires the crewel medallion upholstery and damask drapes in the family room. “You know you’ve seen the color, but we’ve added a little something new to each iteration so it feels fresh yet familiar.”

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“Adding layers of texture makes a room feel collected, even though we compiled the elements simultaneously.”

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Dappled Delight above The family room features a mix of antiques from Acquisitions Interiors and Foxglove Antiques Collective for a patinaed but unpretentious hub of activity. right The side entry “bridges several different rooms, and we aimed to convey that with subtle color choices,” says DeLoach. The Moattar rug serves as a unifier, pulling green from the dining room and blue from the kitchen.

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Soft Spoken DeLoach painted the primary bedroom walls Farrow & Ball Light Blue—one of her favorite colors—and placed a custom woven alpaca rug underfoot. Drapery and bedskirt fabric from Namay Samay features “adorable florals that reveal more character the closer you get,” says the designer.

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Pattern Bliss

left The guest bedroom is clad in cheerful cornflower blue checks for a cozy reprieve. Lamps by Mrs. Howard and bedside tables from Acquisitions Interiors support bedtime reading. below The primary bath features an original clawfoot tub surrounded by beadboard trim. The rug is from Designer Carpets.

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Studious Setting above Brown and blue is a favorite color combination of the designer’s, which she chose for the homeowner’s handsome library workspace. An antique Spanish desk from Jacqueline Adams Antiques holds court and a textural Scalamandré wallpaper hangs overhead.

evident in the easy flow out to the bungalow’s inviting open-air spaces, including a poolside dining area and a covered patio. There, generous wicker seating with contrast piping beckons loved ones to gather around a durable pine coffee table atop a striped rug in the home’s signature shades.

The convivial nature of the home is much like the relationship between DeLoach and her client. “He was open-minded and gave us room to breathe,” recalls DeLoach. “Having such freedom is a gift and always provides the best result in the end.” See Resources, Back of Book.

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Easy Breezy The outdoor living room, designed to complement the adjacent family room, features a lighter color palette and seating from Logan Gardens.

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Poolside Retreat

“It’s like a little sanctuary in the middle of the city,” says DeLoach of the intimate outdoor dining area, which overlooks the pool and is hugged by the main house and carriage house.

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DeLoach’s dedication to crafting connected spaces is further evident in the easy flow out to the bungalow’s inviting open-air spaces, including a poolside dining area and a covered patio.

Garden Party

A faux bois set from Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts and an antique marble-topped garden table enhance the charm of a pocket garden off the dining room.

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Floral Fancy

Wrapping the dining room, painterly paper by British brand Lewis & Wood is based on 18th-century chintzes and adds a cozy sensibility to the entertaining space. A Visual Comfort & Co. ceiling fixture is dressed in petite shades.

Balancing Act VIRGINIA CHEEK and GREG BUSCH elevate a young family’s home through classic patterns, sophisticated colors, and custom furnishings Written by COLLEEN MCNALLY ARNETT Photographed by KELLY BLACKMON FOR EMILY FOLLOWILL PHOTOGRAPHY

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left In the foyer, skirted ottomans covered in a plush periwinkle match the dining room’s painted trim (SherwinWilliams Debonair) and Lewis & Wood’s Indienne Green Glaze wallpaper. below left A double-square steel door allows sunlight to stream into the foyer of this tailored Buckhead residence.

AS THE OLD SAYING goes, good things come in small packages. Jewelry, baby clothes, a perfect cup of coffee. Or, as in the case of a Buckhead new-construction home for a growing family, a Blue Celeste tile that inspired the entirety of the project.

“The homeowner already had an idea, which is really nice when there is a source of inspiration and we build on that,” says designer Virginia Cheek.

When the homeowners showed the sparkling sky blue marble to Cheek, together they dreamed up a basketweave rug pattern that eventually became the floor in the primary bathroom— and also Cheek’s favorite space in the home. “The color was so pretty, we went with it. We pulled from that color for the vanities, and then we layered different tones of the blue and blue-grays throughout.” To achieve the overall look the homeowners desired, Cheek mixed timeless touches—a classic empire mirror and vintage-style fixtures—with a streamlined, freestanding bathtub.

“The bathroom is a nice example of what we mean when we say we were doing a transitional house,” she adds.

This balancing act continues in the primary bedroom. Subtle, layered textures in the linen wallcovering, custom bedding, and sheer window panels create a relaxing retreat, while mismatched, Regency-style side tables and a white-lacquered four-poster bed add character.

With construction underway at the height of pandemic-era delays, every detail of the home’s 3,800 square feet was carefully considered to maximize impact. “Keeping the house modest in size did them a lot of favors,” says architect Greg Busch. The homeowner, who lived on the same street during construction, and his father, a real estate developer, also served as the foremen.

The result is a “well-thought-out house,” describes Cheek. “It has traditional elements, but is super functional for having little kids in today’s world.” The floor plan—a primary suite on the main level with three bedrooms upstairs—was familiar to Cheek,

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High Shine

Adjacent to the dining room, hardware inspired by Addison Weeks jewelry sparkles on the bar cabinets.

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New Neighbor

Designed by architect Greg Busch, a deep overhang on the front porch makes a nice place to sit outside and admire the yard by Hamilton Land Services, Inc., formerly Carson McElheney Landscape Architecture & Design.

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Clean Slate

below left A Penny Morrison Killi Blue linen shade adds a touch of English whimsy to the portrait window over the kitchen sink. The cabinetry is by Tommy Caswell of Brookwood Kitchens. below right On the kitchen ceiling, white beadboard enhances the home’s cottage feel. Behind the stove, a marble backsplash is custom-cut to follow the curve of the range hood.

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A Visual Comfort & Co. chandelier illuminates the breakfast nook.

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Gather Together

left In the family room, a Holland MacRae coffee table is flanked by sofas from Lee Industries. A ceiling light

by Currey & Company and artwork by Kit Porter through Anne Irwin Fine Art add dimension to the cozy space. below In the powder room, a collection of brass accents adds a relaxed yet polished sensibility, while a faux bamboo motif is echoed on the mirror and vanity.

who is also a mother of three. “We built our house and did a very similar thing, so I had that knowledge in my brain,” she says. “It’s a similar formula—the traffic flow makes a lot of sense.”

The family-friendly mindset shines in the dining room, where an easy-to-clean polypropylene rug gives the appearance of sisal without the headache. Anchoring the room is the extra-wide dining table—an inherited heirloom—where the homeowners enjoy hosting. “We do a lot of family houses and the dining room is often the last priority,” says Cheek. “I love that they use the dining room, but kids eat in there, too, so we made it somewhat kid-friendly.” The prettiest details, like the knots on the pleats atop the periwinkle window panels, are placed out of reach from tiny hands, while an 18th-century chintzinspired wallpaper wraps the room like a present. “It’s very in right now, and it was nice to find something we haven’t seen all the time,” adds Cheek.

Connected through arched openings, the light-filled kitchen boasts its own cheerful touches, including a contemporary Roman shade that partially covers the portrait window above the sink. “The look of the fabric feels like it’s been around for hundreds of years,” notes Cheeks. A closer look at the bar backsplash reveals a custom hydrangea mosaic tile. “We do a lot of projects for young families, and we bring in the special details, but in a quantity that makes sense,” the designer says, proving, once again, small packages are very good indeed. See Resources, Back of Book.

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Sunny Side

above Phillip Jeffries linen wallcovering, mismatched side tables from Modern History, and new pleated shades on existing lamps add character to the inviting primary bedroom. left Designer Virginia Cheek reupholstered a Charles Stewart chaise lounge with a chic fringe. opposite Schumacher Rosenborg wallpaper in sunny yellow brings warmth to the mudroom, while lockers with mesh doors provide a pretty and functional storage solution for kids’ backpacks and sports equipment.

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Bathroom Bliss

The primary bathroom’s pièce de résistance—a sleek freestanding bathtub from Renaissance Tile & Bath—is paired with vintage-inspired plumbing fixtures and framed by custom fabric panels with a Holland & Sherry trim.

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INDUSTRY NIGHT AT HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS

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Buckead’s FrenchVietnamese restaurant Le Colonial; Ann Mashburn Flare Cropped 5-Pocket Jeans; Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw Tumbler in Navy; A San Antonio home’s art collection includes David Wiseman, Philippe Stark, Kiki Smith, Josiah McElheny, and Tom Otterness; Blundstone Chelsea Boots

lunch spot

“For a quick bite on the go, a cup of chicken salad from Cafe at Pharr is the best. When we’re having something delivered on a photoshoot, the Thai Peanut Chicken Salad from Alon’s is always my go-to. When dining out with friends or clients, Le Colonial is a favorite and always ensures a magical time.” cafeatpharr.com; alons.com; lecolonial.com/ atlanta

photoshoot fit

“My ‘uniform’ is created around comfort—with layers too—because every house is different when on a photoshoot. Ann Mashburn Flare Cropped 5-Pocket Jeans are a great everyday item, and when photographing gardens outside in the early mornings, Blundstone Chelsea Boots are always a must.” shopmashburn.com; blundstone.com

beautiful blooms

“Cherry blossom branches are the first early sign of spring! I love how sculptural they are, and they make such a statement in nature or cut and placed in a vase.”

springtime activities

“Pickleball and tennis! Getting some exercise in the spring weather with friends and family is a wonderful release from work.”

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exciting endeavors

“A couple in San Antonio, Texas, asked me to come to their house for a week to capture their historic home, gardens, and art collection before they moved. It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime job to capture this home full of all the artists I’ve studied and seen in museums around the world.”

background music

“My JBL speaker never leaves my camera bag and I love listening to Spotify to keep the mood light on shoots. Lauren Lowe, an Atlanta interior designer, has a great playlist that is a regular in our rotation of music.”

artist inspiration

“Rodney Smith’s black-and-white landscapes and portraits are sculptural, architectural, humorous, and beautiful. They remind me of my love for the darkroom in high school and college and inspire me to find the beauty in the spaces I’m fortunate to photograph.” rodneysmith.com

life’s essentials

PATIO COURTESY OF LE COLONIAL, PORTRAIT BY KELLY BLACKMON, INTERIOR IMAGE BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

“I can’t live without my Yeti cup for coffee every morning and my Stanley full of ice water—I never arrive at a shoot without both of these important pieces of equipment.” yeti.com; stanley1913.com

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