Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | February 2023

The JOY of HOME!

Fresh + Fashionable Interiors

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Contents FEBRUARY 2023

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Spring Fever

These stylish wallpapers and textiles by a number of creative visionaries offer no shortage of inspiration for your next project 20

Lighten Up!

One of the most creative design moments from the recent Home for the Holidays Showhouse was designers’ use of statementmaking lighting

HOME 50

Estate of Grace

Nestled on a coveted acre lot in Buckhead, exuberant and classic design details abound inside the 2022 Home for the Holidays Showhouse

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LIFE 24

Property Report

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Calendar Happenings this month

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Naomi On practical home items

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Dish Capella Cheese

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End Note John Bossard’s Must-Haves

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Editor’s Letter

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Ad Index

On the Cover THE JOY OF HOME

Fresh + Fashionable Interiors

INTERIOR DESIGNER LAUREN DELOACH INTERIORS ARCHITECT HARRISON DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF HERR

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ATLANTA LOCATIONS New AmericasMart daily showroom open to the trade Gallery at UpCountry Home in ADAC curreyandcompany.com

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WELCOME

ONLINE

FROM THE EDITOR

FROM THE ARCHIVES Celebrating AH&L’s 40th anniversary year

the little things

A FRIEND RECENTLY GIFTED ME a pair of beautiful Ginori 1745 soy sauce cups. I immediately crafted my weekly dinner menu around them, and when not in use, they sit pridefully on my kitchen’s open shelving, as they deserve more than to be tucked away in a cabinet. Now, I never imagined that I would form an attachment to such small pieces of dishware, but these soy sauce cups represent a larger conclusion: The smallest joys of home can sometimes offer the greatest excitement.

In our February issue we share in this sentiment with highlights from our 2022 Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse (page 50), where thoughtful detail was put into every square inch of the home—visible or not. With generous gables and oversized arches, the

With a nod to the past and an eye toward the future, designer Liz Williams paired an antique rug with a faceted sea glass chandelier in a foyer featured in our June 2013 issue. See more at “Classic Beauty” on atlantahomesmag.com

home’s free-flowing design casted a romantic air—and a charming blank slate for our Southeastern design talents to create a joyful, classically elegant home. Also inside: Style Editor Clinton Smith shares the upcoming season’s plushest wallcovering and textile launches (page 14), plus spotted micro-trends in lighting (page 20), and Assistant Editor Evan Edwards tells all on Atlanta’s one-stop-shop for charcuterie needs, Capella Cheese (page 28).

As you flip through the pages of this issue, we hope you joy, and feel inspired by the undeniable talent of Atlanta’s design superstars. Cheers!

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you reflect on the items in your own spaces that bring

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This moment

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Created to look like handmade pottery, yet virtually unbreakable. Goes easily from the dishwasher to the table.

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SHOPPING DISCOVERIES INFLUENCES

CALIFORNIA DREAMING At the heart of the Ojai collection by renowned

designer BARBARA BARRY FOR KRAVET is her

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elegant color signature evoking the beauty and nature

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that abounds in the Ojai Valley. The harmonious palette and textures are just as at home in California as they would be in Buckhead or Rosemary Beach, Florida.

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STYLE TRENDS

Crossing Cultures From North Africa to Greece, the Hyde collection from Melinda Marquardt’s THE VALE LONDON is a tour of textures, saturated colorways and creative interpretations. Following the footsteps of ancient artisans and craftspeople—Moroccan bead-workers, Tunisian textile-makers, Egyptian architects—Hyde bridges the gap between traditional artistry and modern design. The collection is rich with new applications too, including rotary prints on foiled grounds, grasscloth embroidered with raffia and hand-sewn seed beading.

Available through Fabricut;

PORTRAIT COURTESY OF THE VALE LONDON

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SPRING

FEVER 14

It’s only February, but spring is, indeed, around the corner, and there is no better time than now to freshen up your spaces before the arrival of the busy season ahead. These stylish wallpapers and textiles by a number of creative visionaries offer no shortage of inspiration to create your perfect project Produced by CLINTON SMITH

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PORTRAIT BY JESSE STONE

Next Act Actress Diane Keaton’s latest

role beyond that of a leading lady is that of a textile maven, and her new artistic designs are just as dynamic as the talents she brings to the stage and screen. The collection with S. Harris, ELEMENTS BY DIANE KEATON, is all about restraint and simplicity with its thick fibers and curated contrasting monochromatic colors. The sartorial collection features an edited mix of colors, from white to offwhite, to dusty taupes, camel tans, earthy greens and shades of blue and black—each and every pattern ready for the spotlight. Available through

Painterly Vision

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Creative powerhouse SARAH VON DREELE’s gouache paintings that get translated into—and onto—fabrics and wallpapers are a darling of the design world, and her latest collection that debuted last month is no exception. Her sinuous shapes, graphic lines and sensibility easy, inspiring and livable elegance. Available through Jim Thompson; jimthompsonfabrics.com, sarahvondreele.com

PORTRAIT BY CHRISTIN HAN

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STYLE TRENDS

Southern Chic Esteemed Nashville interior designer SARAH BARTHOLOMEW’s new collection of fabrics and wallpapers for LEE JOFA beautifully captures Bartholomew’s adeptness at layering traditional design with the gracious Southern point of view found in her stylish interiors. Designed in fresh colors, the collection of printed and woven fabrics were inspired by vintage textiles from her personal collection, as well as designs from the Lee Jofa archive. The debut also features a series of coordinating wallpapers that reflect her refined approach to creating memorable interiors.

Available through Kravet; kravet.com, sarahbartholomew.com

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STYLE NEWS

Classic Remix LISA FINE TEXTILES’ latest fabric debut, Mirabel, is a simply sumptuous addition to her existing collection that spans borders, continents and cultures. “Bold stripes and flowers are one of my favorite combinations and very reminiscent of the PORTRAIT BY BRETT WOOD

English interiors I love,” says Fine of the print, which is perfectly in sync with any number of her other patterns to mix and match. “Maharab is a mix of Indian block print motifs that work together to create a quilt-like fabric.” Available through Travis & Company; travisandcompany.com, lisafinetextiles.com

A N D C O M PA N Y COLLECTIONS FOR THE HOME

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STYLE TRENDS

LIGHTEN UP!

One of the most creative design moments from the recent HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE— and there were many—was designers’ use of statement-making lighting, particularly lamps, to cast an innovative and inviting glow. Consider it a microtrend worthy of a solid mention! See the entire recap beginning on Page 50 Produced by CLINTON SMITH

CRYSTAL CORDER INTERIORS employed the chic Tiglia Low Table Lamp from VISUAL COMFORT to accent a space filled with other dynamic pieces, including vivid contemporary art, fabulous flowers and a chest with an eye-catching finish. visualcomfort.com, crystalcorderinteriors.com

EVAN MILLARD’s bedroom featured CURREY & COMPANY’s Kalossi table lamps, which exude a marble-like feel, although they are made of terracotta. He topped the pairs with handmarbled paper shades by Shandell’s in a grey-to-black colorway. curreyandcompany.com, evanmillard.com

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⊳ A timeless lamp from JOSEPH KONRAD— with a couture-like, tailored pleated shade—was the perfect quiet juxtaposition to the color and pattern in a vibrant library by JESSICA BRADLEY INTERIORS. josephkonrad.com, jessicabradleyinteriors.com

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ARTS C U LT U R E DISH

FRESHLY SERVED Owner Raymond Hook makes local and international suppliers more accessible than ever in Atlanta’s newest gourmet cheese market CAPELLA CHEESE. A one-stop-shop for all of your charcuterie needs—including various cheeses, meats and savory accompaniments (pictured), plus sandwiches prepared fresh daily— this locale is not to be passed when

PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

in search of a quick lunchtime bite or prepping to entertain guests. Don’t forget to pick up a bottle of wine on your way out! capellacheese.com

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LIFE

by the

R E A L E S TAT E

NUMBERS

Town at Trilith is set to open a boutique hotel early next year.

Wide-open spaces and multifaceted, flexible rooms show luxury homeowners’ desire for practicality. Clients continue to seek less formal dining rooms, says HARRISON DESIGN’s principal architect BULENT BAYDAR. “What used to be more of a breakfast room is now becoming more of a multiuse dining room,” he says. “It’s usually still a separate space from the kitchen, but connected and can be opened up.”

Colors are also making a comeback. “There is a clear shift from all-white or all-neutral color palettes in the kitchen to blending in bold pops of color, particularly earth tones or deep, rich shades of blue or green” through cabinetry, islands or backsplash, says JENNI BONURA, president and CEO of HARRY NORMAN, REALTORS. Baydar and Bonura also see a growing preference for

PROTECTING THE PAST

The GEORGIA TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION’s 2023 Places in Peril spotlights empty schools, abandoned churches and a building that has been home to several Black businesses during the 20th century. “There’s a 24

natural wooden elements and natural stone, particularly for slab countertops or backsplashes.

Privacy is sought after elsewhere, though.

Clients desire to close off offices, playrooms and in-law/guest suites with pocket doors. The yearning for separation applies to primary suites, especially for couples with varied work schedules who don’t want sound or light to wake the other person. Baydar explains that vestibules in primary bedrooms provide access to separate closets and, at times, separate bathrooms, with no direct access from the sleeping area.

When it’s time to gather as a family or entertain, bar areas with multiple TVs and golf simulators are commonly requested in terrace levels, he says. Garage heights accommodate lifts for more vehicles and glass viewing spaces on the second level as version 2.0 of the man cave. heightened awareness of formerly ignored communities and the impact on their historic resources and heritage. There’s a renewed interest in preserving that,” says MARK C. MCDONALD, president and CEO, of the 18th-annual list.

The list of 10 spaces has fewer residences than in recent years, but one of the two—the McConnellChadwick House—is located in Metro Atlanta. The Milton Historical Society’s nomination warranted a spot because the home, built in the 1830s, is historically important for its Greek Revival design and relation to the 1838 Cherokee Removal, says McDonald. The hope is to create a museum or community center to “show off the architecture and the nature that surrounds it,” says McDonald.

The 2023 list also includes 229 Auburn Ave. in Atlanta, where a tornado damaged several buildings in the adjacent district in 2008, the Beulah Grove Lodge and School in Douglasville, Dasher High School in Valdosta, Georgia and more.

be part of the 235-acre residential and mixed-use community adjacent to Trilith Studios in Fayetteville and a Marriott International Tribute Portfolio property.

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Rooftop bar with views of the lake and Trilith’s downtown retail and restaurant district

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Written and Produced by LORI JOHNSTON

IN DEMAND

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& GARDEN SHOW OF NASHVILLE is back as one

of the largest antiques and horticultural shows in the country. Kathryn Saunders

▼ THROUGH JUN. 30 On view now at SCAD FASH, Madame Grès: The Art of Draping showcases nearly 80 garments by the French courtier and costume designer. Curated by fashion historian Olivier Saillard and

and Beth Kost are the 2023 co-chairs and selected this year’s theme: Home is the Tapestry of Your Life. Keynote lecturers are Aerin Lauder of lifestyle brand Aerin and Alice Naylor-Leyland of Mrs. Alice.

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organized by Rafael Gomes, designs on view range from the 1930s to 1970s. Grès’ celebrated draped antique gowns are also on display.

Around Atlanta

FEBRUARY 2023

Written by EVAN EDWARDS

▶FEB. 11–MAY 7 FERNBANK presents a vibrant exhibition titled The Nature of Color. Organized by the American Museum of Natural History, New York, viewers will gain insight on how color conveys information and helps individuals make sense of the world in both human and natural environments through hands-on interactives. An installation of portraits by photographer Angélica Dass will be on display as well as a custom gown created specifically for the exhibit by Brandon Maxwell.

fernbankmuseum.org ▶ FEB. 24–26 The THOMASVILLE ANTIQUES SHOW returns for its 34th year. High-end antiques and fine art exhibitors from all over the United States will make their way to Thomasville, Georgia for three days filled with design lectures, presentations and gatherings. Lecturers include industry experts like Alex Papachristidis, Sarah Bartholomew, Bryan Huffman and Thomas Lloyd. Proceeds benefit the Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation. thomasvilleantiquesshow.com

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FEB. 3–25 DK GALLERY is set to host its 15th annual Nude & Figure Show, presented every February. Classic and contemporary artwork

by Kevin Chambers, Amy Cobb, Shellie Lewis Crisp and many more will be on display. The opening reception will be held on Feb. 3 from 6–9 p.m.

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MADAME GRES: THE ART OF DRAPING COURTESY OF SCAD FASH; ANTIQUES AND GARDEN SHOW OF NASHVILLE BY PEYTON HOGE; HOLLY IRWIN FOR DK GALLERY JUST WONDERING INK, CHARCOAL AND PAINT ON MYLAR 30X24; COURTESTY OF THOMASVILLE ANTIQUES SHOW; FERNBANK BY D. FINNIN/© AMNH

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Naomi Von Habersham I DON’T KNOW ABOUT YOU, but I think February is the gloomiest month of the year. Not only do we have to deal with Valentine’s Day—as a single person, I think the holiday is much ado about nothing—but the weather is cold and dreary, which means I’ve been spending far more time cocooning indoors than I care to admit. But there has been a bright side to being cooped up at home, which is that I have come to really appreciate the fact that as lovely as a home’s decor may be, it’s not the only thing that makes a home inviting. As much as I love the fabrics, rugs, antiques and lacquered walls in my home, it wouldn’t be nearly as livable if it weren’t for certain practical, and completely unsexy, items. At the moment, thanks to the frightful weather outside, I’m relying on my least attractive possession to make my home a veritable hot spot: a portable space heater. Essentially an aluminum box made to look like a mini fireplace with simulated flames, my space heater might be tacky looking, but it’s definitely the best $50 I ever spent. Plus, what’s the good of having a nicely decorated room if it’s too cold and drafty to enjoy? Something else that has enhanced my home immeasurably over the last few months is LED light bulbs. I’m only a recent convert, but now that I’ve switched, I could kick myself for having waited so long. Not only do the bulbs cast a nice, warm glow (that is, only if you’re using the soft white variety), they’ve made my life a lot easier now that I’m no longer having to make weekly bulb runs to the hardware store. Admittedly, none of what I’ve called out is exciting or glamorous, and I doubt that anyone would swoon over light bulbs the way some of us do when we see a gorgeous cotton chintz. But for all of the style and beauty that good design brings to our homes, it’s also the little things that help to make homelife enticing.

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left Capella Cheese offers a variety of wines to pair with their niche product lineup. below left A mixed salami sandwich made with charcuterie, greens and provolone topped with an olive and roasted tomato spread on fresh French bread.

FROM the SOURCE Atlanta’s gourmet cheese shop CAPELLA CHEESE sets a new standard for quality, community-focused fare Written by EVAN EDWARDS Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN

“We are a cut-to-order shop—no piles of precut cheese wrapped in plastic waiting around to be bought.”

—Owner Raymond Hook

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STOCKED WITH WINE, LOCAL condiments, to-go meals and a variety of luxury cheeses for purchase, Capella Cheese made its debut to the Metro area just last summer. Situated inside Armour Yards, the modern delicatessen is a hub for unique, flavorful fixings.

At the helm is owner Raymond Hook, an Atlanta transplant who brings over 30 years of global sourcing experience to the shop.

“I began my career at a restaurant with a cheese counter owned by my family in 1984,” says Hook. “I have worked with cheese and specialty food ever since.” Hook also has a background in food journalism, penning his own cheese column for five years.

As guests make their way inside Hook’s latest establishment, a large refrigerator showcasing various cheeses of all shapes and sizes takes center stage. “We are a cutto-order shop—no piles of precut cheese wrapped in plastic waiting around to be bought,” says Hook.

“We let customers try the cheese first to see if they like it and have knowledgeable cheesemongers to help guide them.”

All of Capella’s domestic products are locally sourced with freshness and quality at the forefront. Their imported cheeses hail from companies who have been in the business for decades, like the Parra family who own a biodynamic farm in Spain. This attentiveness to high-quality fare allows Capella to prepare exceptional sandwiches (like their mozzarella sandwich prepared in-house daily), charcuterie boards and side dishes.

“We source our domestic cheeses directly from the producers and preorder all of our imported cheeses from the producer or exporters,” says Hook. “We don’t buy from distributors’ stock of inventory, as they have less-than-perfect holding conditions—we want our cheese to be as close to the condition the producers think is perfect.”

What separates Capella from

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clockwise from above A wall of wine awaits guests at Capella Cheese. One of the three rooms that maintains a perfect environment for holding cheese. A variety of local and international cheeses are displayed and available for taste testing.

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Vino Vacation

Explore the famed CHATEAU ELAN winery with your loved one this Valentine’s Day. The Chateau Tour & Tasting invites guests to get a behind-the-scenes look at their winery vat, production rooms and bottling line as a senior wine steward escorts you through the entire winemaking process. To finish off the experience, enjoy a guided tasting of five winemakerselected vintages. chateauelan.com For a more intimate experience, VELVET VINO TOURS offers a Couples Tour—complete with three North Georgia Winery visits, round-trip transportation, a gourmet lunch, chocolatecovered strawberries, a cheese board and more. Over the seven-hour journey, you and your partner will gain new insight about Georgia wineries. velvetvinotours.com

Looking for something closer to home? CITY WINERY ATLANTA hosts guests for weekly rotating wine flights Mondays through Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. For groups of up to 10 people, the restaurant and wine bar also offers private winery tours and tastings without leaving the city. citywinery.com

CHATEAU ELAN COURTESY OF CHATEAU ELAN WINERY & RESORT

other markets or bodega-style shops are their separate cheese rooms with specifically moderated temperature and humidity controls.

“We have three cheese rooms with ultrahigh humidity—perfect temperature for holding cheese,” says Hook. “We don’t use fans in these rooms. All of the rooms can only be accessed from an anteroom that has similar conditions.”

The interiors, primarily designed

by Hook’s business partner Clay Jackson alongside architects from ASD | SKY, channel a fresh and clean ambience, while a wall of wine acts as the final stop for guests on their culinary adventure. Grab a bottle and some tasteful accoutrements and make your way to their quaint outdoor seating area. And coming soon: Be on the lookout for mozzarella-making classes on the first Wednesday of every month, plus more specialty happenings to debut this year. capellacheese.com

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After 50 successful years of the Cathedral Antiques Show (and over $5 million donated to Atlanta-area charitable organizations), the Episcopal Church Women of the Cathedral of St. Philip are thrilled to begin our next chapter. Cathedral Giving By Design is a two-day event celebrating the joy of home and hospitality and benefiting a worthy, local organization.

With all net proceeds from the event going directly to the beneficiary, we are excited to announce that the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence (WRCDV) will be our 2023 recipient. Founded in 1985, WRCDV provides compassionate services to survivors of domestic violence and their children. Through emergency and transitional housing, crisis assistance, advocacy, education and prevention, WRCDV serves more than 5,000 survivors in the Atlanta area each year.

The 2023 event will kick off with a Friday night Welcome Home Party—including an evening of cocktails, live auction and music provided

by Johnny Utah. On Saturday morning Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Editor-inChief Lauren Iverson welcomes Clary Bosbyshell, Christina Dandar (The Potted Boxwood), Brandon Ingram and Janie Molster for a panel titled Beyond the Front Door:Trends in Decorating, Lifestyle and Entertaining.

Following the panel, we are thrilled to offer a live and virtual Tour of Homes. Three stunning Atlanta homes will be available to tour in person, while you can also take a virtual stroll through three homes located in Cashiers, Lake Rabun and Birmingham.You will hear and see fantastic details about these houses as well as the decor. Commentary from the homeowners, architects and designers make this an afternoon you will not want to miss.

Since we announced WRCDV as our beneficiary last April, we have been inspired by women who have reached out to tell us their own experience with domestic violence, or that of a friend or family member.

We continue to hear tragic stories in the news and learn about DV’s prevalence, regardless of age, race and income. More than ever, we are dedicated to supporting WRCDV in their hands-on mission of saving lives and creating a world in which domestic violence no longer exists.

This inaugural event has been a labor of love and could not be possible without our amazing committee. The Cathedral of St. Philip is a special place that has a long history of coming together in service of the Atlanta community. We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of so many parishioners who have given their time and talent to make this event a success. A special thank you to our honorary chair Mary Mercer, Dean Candler and the Cathedral Clergy and Staff for their support and encouragement.

Grace to you and peace! On behalf of the people of this wonderful church, The Cathedral Parish of St. Philip, I welcome you to the 2023 Cathedral Giving By Design!

This special event is designed to be the next incarnation of what used to be The Cathedral Antiques Show. Last year, even with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cathedral Antiques Show celebrated its 50th tremendous year and it was a great success. Thank you!

Since then, some of the wise and caring women of the Cathedral took time to discern the next incarnation of this annual and generous outreach effort. Thank you Kathryn Howell and Andi O’Bryan for shepherding the first Cathedral Giving by Design with amazing grace, excellence and hospitality.

I remind guests that the Cathedral of St. Philip is a beautiful and sacred space, but that we are especially a vibrant church community. St. Philip’s Church was established in 1847 as the first Episcopal Church in Atlanta; we became a Cathedral Church in 1904 and moved to our present location here in Buckhead in 1932. We are grateful to have grown tremendously since then. We grow because people love serving God here!

I am thrilled that the outreach proceeds this year are designated for the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence, whose mission is to create a society in which domestic violence no longer exists. Our gifts this year will go to support their vision of a community center for families impacted by domestic violence, and to expand their violence-prevention work with children.

Again, I sincerely thank Kathryn Howell and Andi O’Bryan for their outstanding and faithful leadership. As co-chairs, they have organized and worked with hundreds of volunteers in creating this complex event. I also thank Mary Mercer, the Honorary Chair of this year’s Cathedral Giving By Design. She represents true Cathedral faithfulness and generosity.

Finally, I thank each of you for participating in Cathedral Giving By Design in its first year. Please visit the Cathedral! I hope you can return for other occasions of service and prayer. We are a house of prayer for all people as your presence and prayer help us to fulfill that mission of openness and hospitality!

With gratitude, ANDI O’BRYAN and KATHRYN HOWELL 2023 Co-Chairs

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MARY MERCER

Mary Mercer was confirmed at the Cathedral of St. Philip on Easter Eve in 1994 by Frank Allan and has served with great dedication and energy in innumerable ways ever since—distinguishing herself as a faithful servant leader both within and beyond the parish.

Mary began volunteering with altar guild in 2002 and was asked to head up that ministry for then-new St. Mary’s Chapel, providing daily weekday Eucharist with a healing service on Fridays. She now heads the altar guild for the Cathedral as a whole. “One of my greatest gifts has been serving on the altar guild for over 20 years,” says Mercer. “It is truly a ministry of giving.” Also drawn to fellowship, she began volunteering with the Cathedral Antiques Show in 2007 and took on the job of Chair in 2010. “One of my favorite parts of the show that year was the Tour of Homes that featured the wonderful renovation of Bishop Judson Child’s home,” says Mercer. “I am so glad Cathedral Giving by Design will carry on that event.”

Since 2010, Mary has served as President of Episcopal Church Women, as a member of the Cathedral Chapter Class of 2013 and Vice President of Friends of Cathedral Music Board. She has also served on the Funeral Guild and is a member of St. Anne’s Guild.

A graduate of the University of South Carolina with a Master’s degree in education from Georgia State University, Mary taught middle school for 30 years. Since her retirement, she has become particularly passionate about addressing the challenges facing the homeless, incarcerated women as well as women and children who have been abused and exploited.

In April of 2017, along with parishioners John Beane, Nell Long and Canon Cathy Zappa, Mary helped establish the Cathedral’s Prison Ministry. “Our primary focus is helping the women at Arrendale State Prison navigate the re-entry process by providing supportive relationships and skills needed to return to their communities,” says Mercer. Mary and others also work with the Children’s Center at the prison, providing volunteers, food and support each month for mothers with visiting children.

When asked about this year’s beneficiary, Mercer said, “It is my hope that you will embrace this organization and join me in supporting WRCDV either as a sponsor or a patron of Cathedral Giving by Design. Please help us meet the needs of the battered women and children in our community.”

Cathedral Giving by Design is so excited to have Mary Mercer as its 2023 Honorary Chair—she is such a remarkable parishioner and dedicated volunteer.

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to meet the immediate and long-term needs of the diverse community of battered women and their children with programs that promote safety, compassion, connection, advocacy and prevention. WRCDV provides compassionate services to survivors of domestic violence and their children. We help families improve their safety and form connections, which serve as an essential support system. Our advocacy for survivors of domestic violence works to change the culture that allows abuse to thrive. That advocacy, coupled with our powerful work with children, facilitates prevention and ending domestic violence altogether.

HISTORY

In June of 1985, Gwendolyn Ann Turnbough was working with the DeKalb County District Attorney to protect herself from an abusive ex-husband. Upon his release from jail, her former husband immediately tracked her down. One morning as she was leaving for work, he shot and killed her in the presence of their 11-year-old son. That same month, Commissioner Sherry Schulman established the DeKalb County Domestic Violence Task Force to investigate the issue in the county. After several months of study, the Task Force determined a need for additional domestic violence resources, system changes and a greater emphasis on community education. To meet that need, the county granted $10,000 to create a victim service agency and the Women’s Resource Center was born. Natasha Trethewey, Gwendolyn’s daughter, later grew up to be a Pulitzer Prize winner who remains a passionate supporter of our work.

CATHEDRAL GIVING BY DESIGN

WRCDV is thrilled to partner with Cathedral Giving By Design to support our vision of a community center for families impacted by domestic violence. The establishment of this center will allow us to expand our violence-prevention work with children. One in 15 children are exposed to domestic violence trauma each year and 90% of these children are eyewitnesses to the violence. WRCDV works directly with those children in the Atlanta area to ensure they receive the help they need to recover from trauma and learn new skills to build resiliency and form healthy relationships. By investing in this work, you are making our communities and families safer now and in the future.

You can reach WRCDV 24/7 at 404-688-9436.

Learn more at www.wrcdv.org

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JANUARY 20 – 21, 2023 Formerly the Cathedral Antiques Show, Cathedral Giving

by Design is a two-day event celebrating the joy of home and hospitality. Continuing a long tradition of philanthropic giving to the Atlanta community, we invite you to join us for a festive “Welcome Home” party and auction, tour Atlanta’s most fabulous homes, and learn from fresh and engaging local designers.

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“WELCOME HOME” PARTY THE CATHEDRAL OF ST. PHILIP FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2023 6:30 P.M. The 2023 event will kick-off with a Friday night Welcome Home Party—including an evening of cocktails and a live auction with featured sounds of Johnny Utah.

BEYOND THE FRONT DOOR: TRENDS IN DECORATING, LIFESTYLE AND ENTERTAINING SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 2023

10 – 11:30 A.M. On Saturday morning Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Editor-inChief Lauren Iverson welcomes Clary Bosbyshell, Christina Dandar (The Potted Boxwood), Brandon Ingram and Janie Molster for a panel titled Beyond the Front Door:Trends in Decorating, Lifestyle and Entertaining.

A JOURNEY THROUGH HOMES AND HOSPITALITY TOUR OF HOMES 11 A.M. – 4 P.M. We are thrilled to offer a live and virtual Tour of Homes.

Virtual access will be provided to ticketholders. Three stunning Atlanta homes will be available to tour inperson, but you can also take a virtual stroll through three homes located in Cashiers, Lake Rabun and Birmingham. You will hear and see fantastic details about these houses as well as the decor. Details from the homeowners, architects and designers will make this an experience you will not want to miss.

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CLARY BOSBYSHELL Atlanta-based designer Clary Bosbyshell grew up in the world of design and developed her eye for aesthetics at a young age. A University of Georgia graduate who has studied design in Cortona, Italy, Clary spent two years in the world of fashion merchandising further honing her eye for smart and stylish design. She joined Margaux Interiors Limited in 2009 where she worked for 10 years before opening her own firm in 2019. Clary is known for creating timeless interiors that layer color and pattern while being both elegant and practical—mixing in fine antiques and one-of-a-kind pieces. Clary’s passion for design combined with her understanding of her clients’ needs has led her to design projects ranging from traditional to contemporary. Clary was most recently named a 2018 Traditional Home New Trad and a 2019 House Beautiful Next Wave.

CHRISTINA DANDAR Christina Dandar is the founder of the interior design and luxury lifestyle brand called The Potted Boxwood. While attaining a masters in education at SMU, Christina would take a daily walk to capture the timeless homes of Dallas and share them on her Instagram feed @thepottedboxwood. After eight years and over 170,000 followers, The Potted Boxwood is now a source for luxury design, inspiration, home tours, travel and lifestyle. As a resource for all things chic, Christina has curated a distinct aesthetic, partnered with like-minded brands and has maintained a strong foundation in the shelter industry.

BRANDON INGRAM C. Brandon Ingram Design is an Atlanta-based residential design firm with major concentration on custom homes, historic renovations and architectural interiors. Drawing inspiration from classic and traditional architecture of the past, the firm artistically crafts homes that are rooted in history, but are also unique and of their time. A sense of charm, character and familiarity created through subtle, honest details have become a hallmark of the CBI portfolio. A South Georgia native, Georgia Tech alumnus and four-time winner of the prestigious Philip Trammel Shutze Award for excellence in classical design from the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art, Brandon has designed classic, traditional homes all across the country.

JANIE MOLSTER A long-standing favorite of the Southeast corridor and with a bicoastal client list, Janie Molster Designs is known for interior design work that defies easy categorization. As a lover of the old, an interpreter of the new, combined with her deft hand at creating a signature mix, Janie’s interiors are both captivating and welcoming. Her broad range of projects are frequently featured in design platforms including House Beautiful, Traditional Home, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post. In 2021, Janie was a finalist in the prestigious Andrew Martin Awards as one of the top 100 designers in the world and a finalist in The Southeastern Designer of the Year sponsored by Veranda and ADAC. Janie Molster Designs has also been showcased in the 2022 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach. Already in its second printing, Janie’s first monograph House Dressing: Interiors for Colorful Living was published by the Monacelli Press in September 2021.

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Nestled on a lovely street in Buckhead, this amazing home is a true gem. The house was built in 1992. The current homeowner bought the house in 2020 and made some minor decorative changes with the help of Mike Hammersmith. The changes included reworking the family room fireplace for TV placement, putting in the black and white tile in the front hall and made it home. The flow and ease of living along with the light and well-defined spaces that flow easily makes entertaining easy for adults and kids. The talented Caroline Willis Interiors made it a comfortable family home that still reflects the homeowners’ edited style. The house is full of pieces that are meaningful to the homeowners such as family antiques, art, photos, books and collections of art, some inherited, many from local Atlanta galleries and some works by good friends. Clinton Cenac and Julian Philips have maintained and created a backyard that consists of a covered screened-in porch that overlooks the pool.

It has years of mature trees and plants that make it a very private setting.

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WOODLAND COTTAGE

This charming Clem Ford, Tuxedo Park traditional home was built in 1958 and updated in 2019 by T. Blake Segars, Ben Dailey & Sons and Helen Davis Designs to meet the needs of a busy family with three boys. The back porch serves as a family room and a newly renovated kitchen and breakfast room are perfect locales for entertaining.

Outside, Carson McElheney Landscape Architecture and Design did a complete overhaul of the backyard and garden. In addition, the newly updated upstairs recreation room made the homeowners’ dream of having all three boys together a reality.

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This stunning home located in the historic Brookhaven neighborhood was built in 1929 and was updated by T. Blake Segars, Cullens and Co., and Lauren McDaniel Interiors in 2019 to meet the family’s needs. As soon at the current owners walked into the house, they knew that it was something special. They relocated the kitchen to make it the hub of the house. They also added a scullery and mudroom, added a bedroom and baths upstairs and reconfigured the upstairs to add a laundry room. Carson McElheney Landscape Architecture and Design designed the front landscape and elevations.

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Built in 2014, renowned architect James Carter designed his brick Georgian home in the Mountain Brook neighborhood of Birmingham with his personal collections and love of books in mind. Originally from Monroeville, Alabama, Carter explains that the home has become a place to house his collections of things from travel and work since his days in college. Throughout the home, including the octagonal dining room, stairway, reception hall and primary bedroom, Carter’s favorite books fill the cases with warmth and personality. Carter’s favorite room is the library, where he spends most of his time. The room, paneled in antique white oak and complete with French doors that provide a peek of the meticulously landscaped back garden is “elegant, yet still cozy.”

Carter collaborated with Norman Kent Johnson on the landscape design, as well as Jane Hoke Bynum on the interiors.

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CASHIERS

Bought in February of 2021, this cozy clapboard-style home is one of the first homes built in the Mountaintop development in Cashiers.

Designed by D. Stanley Dixon Architect of Atlanta, the portico, lattice work and stone chimneys give the abode a New England feel.

Looking toward the golf course and mountains, the design takes into consideration the angles of the sun to give the house the perfect light. The gorgeous green front door sets itself apart from the dark charcoal brown color of the rest of the house. As you open the front door, you are greeted with a view looking directly through the house at the golf course and beyond. The outdoor mountain feel is reflected in the finishes of interiors. A classic kitchen opens directly to the beautiful covered porch, where there is additional place for dining, living and seating by a fireplace.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAN MURPHY

LAKE RABUN

Originally built in 1997 by architect Stuart Alston, this charming Lake Rabun home was purchased and renovated by the current owner, Jason Moattar, in 2017. Born and raised in Atlanta, Moattar says he never knew how much he loved the outdoors until he bought the home. “I love the house and its position on the lake,” says Moattar.

“Being set in the beginning of the narrows, we are on a peak and see nothing really across the lake or on either side.” In addition to painting the interior and exterior of the home and boat house, Moattar fully renovated two bathrooms, the kitchen and added a functional bar.

Carefully selected art graces every room, as well as perfectly placed rugs from Moattar. Favorite spaces include a classic screened-in porch with a bed swing, as well as a cozy lower level. Moattar adds, “It is always an unexpected area when I bring people downstairs. They have no idea that the house has so many areas and spaces!”

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FIREPLACE Hartstone FLOORING European Company WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors OUSHAK RUG Designer Carpets CHANDELIER Interiors Market ALPACA SOFA and ORANGE PILLOWS The Drawing Room TEAL PILLOWS Peacock Alley SOFA BOLSTER PILLOWS Elitis COCKTAIL TABLE and FLOOR LAMP Mrs. Howard LAMPSHADE EdgarReeves FRENCH EMPIRE SECRETARY Robuck VELVET SWIVEL CHAIRS UpCountry Home OCELOT PILLOWS Cowtan & Tout FINE ART PHOTOGRAPH David Burdeny through TEW Galleries ABSTRACT PAINTING Charlotte Terrell through Pryor Fine Art

New Energy

LIVING ROOM Janie Wilburn, The Jane Group A response to the living room’s soaring ceilings and classical architecture detailing, interior designer Janie Wilburn furnished the space with uncommon, one-ofa-kind antiques alongside contemporary pieces with a nod to classic forms. “The architecture of that room demanded something commanding,” she says.

An antique Oushak rug inspired the muted orange and teal hues peppered throughout the space. Colorful ocelot-patterned pillows, for example, pop against the mushroom-colored armchairs alongside the fireplace.

Solid orange and teal pillows likewise enliven a tailored alpaca sofa underneath a large-scale abstract painting. “It’s a youthful, energetic space that’s also beautiful,” says Wilburn. Indeed, composed of Murano glass discs with a shagreen-like finish, a spherical chandelier lends the space a sense of modernity despite the many rich wooden antiques, which include an Italian console, occasional tables and an Empire secretary. “This space is incredibly sophisticated and rich, but there’s a lightness and brightness that’s a bit ethereal,” she says. “It feels fresh, cohesive and balanced.” —Tate Gunnerson 53

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WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors FLOORING European Company LIGHTING, FURNITURE, RUGS, ACCESSORIES and ARTWORK B.D. Jeffries

Natural Look

KEEPING SPACE, MUDROOM & POWDER ROOM Kati Hardwick, B.D. Jeffries

An extension of the open-concept kitchen, the warm, inviting keeping space was conceived for entertaining and family gatherings. Taking her cue from the room’s architecture, Kati Hardwick of B.D. Jeffries custom-designed a large yet airy rattan chandelier to complement the soaring ceiling, whose Italian plaster finish also inspired the room’s organic-looking furniture and accessories, such as a sunbleached burlwood coffee table and an antique wooden trough repurposed as a planter. Likewise, the room’s pair of rounded wingback chairs and a curved sofa were chosen with the ceiling’s dramatic arch in mind. Working with a neutral color palette that highlights the greenery outside the window, Hardwick repeated the keeping room’s earthy, textured design concept in the hallway and mudroom, where a stone bench and antique runner are joined by a striking jar sculpture and mixed-media painting. “I’ve always felt like neutrals are so inviting,” says Hardwick. “I wanted a space that was warm but still allowed you to appreciate the natural surrounds.” —Jennifer Boles 55

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“The push-pull of the old world and the new world creates warmth, depth and comfort.

There’s a moment for everyone.”

—Lauren Davenport Imber

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Continental Character KITCHEN, BREAKFAST AREA & INTERIOR SPECIFICATIONS Kingdom Woodworks & Lauren Davenport Imber, Davenport Designs, Ltd.

CABINETRY and HARDWARE Kingdom Woodworks APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove through Howard Payne Company, installed by Beautiful Installations COUNTERTOPS AGM Imports Granite & Marble, fabricated

by A Touch of Stone, Inc. SINK Elkay FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath BLACK PLATES B.D. Jeffries COUNTERSTOOLS and SCALLOPED BENCH Davenport Designs, Ltd. COUNTER STOOL SKIRTING AND TRIM Fabricut SELENITE OVAL BOWL Noah J. & Co. FRENCH WOODEN SERVING BOWL Foxglove Antiques & Galleries CHANDELIER and FLOOR LAMPS Circa Lighting AREA RUG Parviz Oriental Rugs ABSTRACT PAINTING Renee Bouchon through Gregg Irby Gallery

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Boldly mounted in front of the large arched window, a painted range hood with nickel strapping adds a contemporary flair to the traditional English-inspired kitchen designed

by Marcel Olariu of Kingdom Woodworks and decorated by Lauren Davenport Imber of Davenport Designs, Ltd. Flanked by copper gas lanterns, “It’s very cozy and warm,” says Davenport Imber, who also served as the home’s interior specifications designer.

Deferring to the white Venetian plastercovered barrel-vaulted ceiling, the designers selected a complementary white color for the furniture-like cabinets, two of which have walnut drawers. “It’s a rich kind of detail that’s very European,” says Olariu, noting that the same applies to the cabinetry’s thick door frames and high toe kick. One of many black accents throughout, a modern chandelier casts glowing pools of light on the reflective Venetian plaster overhead.

An abstract painting likewise contrasts the more traditional influences in the breakfast room, where a custom bench with a scalloped edge anchors an antique French wine table surrounded by Queen Anne chairs. “The push-pull of the old world and the new world creates warmth, depth and comfort,” says Davenport Imber. “There’s a moment for everyone.” —Tate Gunnerson

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Dreaming in Color SCULLERY, PANTRY & POWDER ROOM Kingdom Woodworks & Amber Guyton, Blessed Little Bungalow Lacquered in a rich shade of teal, a formal display cabinet with polished nickel Crémone Bolt latches lends a sense of grandeur to the butler’s pantry while beautifully coordinating with the lighter blue, decidedly less formal cabinetry in the adjacent scullery. “It’s rooted in historical values but streamlined to match today’s transitional style,” says designer Marcel Olariu of Kingdom Woodworks.

Adding a youthful flair, designer Amber Guyton covered the ceiling in both spaces with a vibrant multicolored wallcovering by Lindsay Cowles. “It’s truly a work of art,” she says. “Sculleries are often described as the ‘dirty kitchen,’ however, this space is anything but.” That energy likewise infuses the nearby powder room, where, painted in a powerful shade of fuschia, the ceiling and baseboards play off a boisterously colorful patterned wallcovering inspired by the painted Victorian and Italianate row homes that Guyton admired while living in San Francisco. “It’s inspiring and motivating,” she says.

“The powder room is a perfect place to go big or go home.” —Tate Gunnerson

Scullery CABINETRY and HARDWARE Kingdom Woodworks APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove through Howard Payne Company, installed by Beautiful Installations COUNTERTOPS MTI Baths, fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. SINK Elkay WALLCOVERING Lindsay Cowles ROMAN SHADE The Shade Store JUTE RUG Jaipur Living Powder Room WALLCOVERING Pierre Frey ARTWORK Gerrel Saunders and Sable Muse BRASS FRAMES Framebridge OTTOMAN Made Goods

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New Traditions DINING ROOM Lauren DeLoach, Lauren DeLoach Interiors

Enhanced by the reflective Venetian plaster-covered ceiling, a cream embroidered linen wall treatment establishes a visually stimulating milieu in the bright and spacious formal dining room. “Linen is a little more casual, but the embroidery adds some interesting texture that’s unexpected,” says interior designer Lauren DeLoach. The designer used the same textural fabric for the drapery trim, its scallop-like edge framing a tailored slipcovered bench alongside an antique Spanish dining table and chairs. “The mix is a bit more relatable and very comfortable,” she says. “I strive for that kind of push and pull.” Inspired by the built-in wine cabinet, DeLoach created a second seating area on the other side of the room. There, a pair of tall antique chairs float in front of an enfilade paired with an intricately carved and gilded mirror— an ideal spot for the future owners to enjoy a glass of wine. “This room is cozy, like a hug,” she says. “Everywhere you look, there’s something interesting for your eye to rest on.” —Tate Gunnerson

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WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS, LAMPS, MIRROR and TRAY TABLE William Word Fine Antiques ENFILADE Robuck SMALL BOOKS, WOODEN BOXES, PLATES and CHARGERS Interiors Market HURRICANES AND LANTERN Ainsworth-Noah NAPKINS Gramercy LAYERED RUG Moattar SISAL RUG Design Materials, Inc. WALL TREATMENT, DRAPERY AND PILLOW FABRICS Cowtan & Tout TOPIARIES Pollen

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FLOORING European Company RUGS Jaipur Living FURNITURE, LIGHTING and ACCESSORIES Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts ARTWORK Gary Hudson through Christie Hudson; Herbert Creecy through Bill Lowe Gallery

Artistically Inclined FOYER & HALLWAY Dan Belman & Randy Korando, Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts Using the home’s open, airy layout as their guide, Dan Belman and Randy Korando of Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts took a minimalist approach when designing the foyer and firstfloor hallway. “As the foyer was designed to be an open, light-filled space, we felt it should be an open, lightly decorated space as well,” says Korando. Working with a neutral color palette of white and off-white that amplifies the room’s natural light, the designer assembled a few choice pieces for the space, namely, a soft-colored rug, pale wood center table and a sparkling chandelier that adds a dazzling touch.

In the adjoining hallway, furnishings are also quietly graceful and include a bleached-wood chest, gilt mirror, and a charming plaster bust, which altogether create a neutral backdrop for the space’s main attraction: large, abstract paintings in shades ranging from vivid oranges and greens to dark, moody hues. Says Korando, “Without question, we wanted the incredible and bold original artworks to be the star of the show.” —Jennifer Boles 65

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Verdant Views LIBRARY & HALLWAY Jessica Bradley, Jessica Bradley Interiors

Located off of the foyer, the library was designed to be dual-purpose: a work space by day and lounge by night, according to the designer. “I wanted a place that was lovely and inviting during the day, where you could do work, and then turn moody and sexy in the evening to enjoy a nightcap.” Because the space lacks windows, Jessica Bradley gave the room its own unique vista by choosing a dynamic blush, blue and green wallcovering, whose large-scaled pattern resembles handpainted leaves. To help marry the contemporary wallcovering with the rustic, reclaimed-wood ceiling, the designer added a pair of leather lounge chairs and a burlwood desk, which is joined by a sleek metal chair. A bleached-wood chest and paneled mirror lead the way to the adjacent hallway, where blush-and-cream wallpaper, a pale blue Louis XVIstyle commode and an Oushak runner repeat the colors used in the library. —Jennifer Boles

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Library FLOORING European Company WALLCOVERING and SOFA Bradley USA SCONCES The Urban Electric Co. CEILING LIGHT, DESK, COFFEE TABLE and MIRROR Made Goods DESK CHAIR and SIDE CHAIRS Arteriors FOO DOG LAMPS and BLEACHED-WOOD CHEST Foxglove Antiques & Galleries RUG Designer Carpets SOFA SIDE TABLES and SIDE TABLE LAMPS Joseph Konrad DRINKS TABLES Huff Harrington Hallway WALLCOVERING Bradley USA COMMODE Huff Harrington CHAIR WebbMarsteller

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WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors BED LINENS Dea LAMPSHADES Edgar-Reeves BEDSIDE TABLE, CHEST and LAMPS English Accent Antiques ANTIQUE SULTANABAD RUG Keivan Woven Arts SOLID LINENS and TAPE TRIM Kravet CHAIR FABRIC Brunschwig & Fils

Age of Romance PRIMARY BEDROOM Patricia McLean, Patricia McLean Interiors, Inc.

An antique Persian rug in shades of red, blue and cream sets the stage for the rich, layered milieu in the spacious primary bedroom, which has a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling and a dramatic arched window overlooking the backyard. “The rug is celebratory and kind of explosive,” she says. “It almost looks like it’s on fire.” Complemented by pops of champagne in the form of draperies, sumptuous bedding and a comfy sofa with a fringe detail, sage green walls create a soothing backdrop for a mélange of large-scale antiques that hold their own against the room’s lofty dimensions. “It’s elegant yet warm and cozy,” explains McLean. Leopard and zebra prints lend the space a collected, global vibe, while a plush skirted armchair covered in a dazzling linen floral print adds a healthy dose of personality.

“Layering is the key to creating a space,” says McLean. “It’s lively but calm at the same time.” —Tate Gunnerson 69

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Bathroom VANITY Kingdom Woodworks TUB MTI Baths ENDURA ANCIENT MARBLE PORCELAIN Corian through C.H. Briggs, fabricated

by A Touch of Stone, Inc. WHITE MUSTANG QUARTZITE COUNTERTOPS AGM Imports Granite & Marble, fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. TILE and FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath DOORS Woodgrain TOWELS Weezie ACCESSORIES Interiors Market

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Artistic Delight PRIMARY BATHROOM & HIS-AND-HER CLOSETS Sande Beck, Sande Beck Design

The craftsmanship of the elongated custom vanity by Kingdom Woodworks and sumptuous shower and tub backdrop entices guests to linger in the primary bathroom.

In the shower, large-format Ancient Marble porcelain in a glossy finish is book-matched four ways to show different use of the pattern, while a dramatic groin-vault ceiling enhances the grandness of the space. To not distract from the bathroom’s wow-factor, designer Sande Beck implemented textured accessorizing, seen in wicker, mercury glass, modern sculptures and embroidered towels. The bespoke primary bathroom’s neutral tones of browns and gray inspired Beck to bring bursts of color into the closets that bookend the space. “Pink and green are two of my favorite colors,” says Beck. A hot pink ceiling, raspberry velvet pillows and abstract art accentuates the happy in “her” closet, where Schumacher’s Citronier fabric adorns the cornice, window seat and pillows. In “his” closet, Schumacher’s Lotus Garden pattern evokes the feel of a hunting lodge, while patterned ottomans with fringe detailing and a bright green ceiling capture a warm and earthy feel. —Lori Johnston

Her Closet WINDOW TREATMENT FABRIC and PILLOWS Schumacher, fabricated by The Drapery Room LIGHTING Circa Lighting ARTWORK Lisa Noonis and Liz Barber through Pryor Fine Art CLOTHING and ACCESSORIES Poppy’s of Atlanta FLOWERS East Pine Designs FURNISHINGS and ACCESSORIES Bungalow Classic FASHION DRAWINGS Emily Stone CEILING PAINT Sherwin-Williams Dragon Fruit His Closet OUSHAK RUG Moattar CLOTHING and ACCESSORIES Onward Reserve CEILING PAINT SherwinWilliams Talipot Palm

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Stair Hall FLOORING European Company WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors CHAIRS Find Home Tallahassee SIDE TABLE Julian Chichester CERAMIC FLOWERS KLC Studio ARTWORK Through dk Gallery Laundry Room CABINETRY Kingdom Woodworks APPLIANCES GE through Howard Payne Company SINK MTI Baths FAUCETRY and TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath COUNTERTOPS MSI Surfaces RUG Jaipur Living WALLPAPER Phillip Jeffries LIGHT FIXTURE Visual Comfort WINDOW SHADE FABRIC Windy O’Connor ARTWORK Through dk Gallery Hallway DOORS Woodgrain RUNNER Jaipur Living LIGHT FIXTURE Visual Comfort STOOLS Find Home Tallahassee CONCRETE ARTWORK Atlanta Concrete Artist ARTWORK Through Gregg Irby Gallery

Beautiful Blues STAIR HALL, UPSTAIRS LAUNDRY & HALLWAY Crystal Corder, Crystal Corder Interiors

Responsible for three connecting spaces, designer Crystal Corder chose an often overlooked room for the starting point of her design: the laundry room, which she lavished in appealing shades of blue, including textured wallpaper, painted cabinetry designed by Kingdom Woodworks and a bird-print fabric window shade. Beginning just off the foyer and carrying upstairs to the second-floor landing and hallway, Corder “really wanted the spaces to feel cohesive, so I pulled in varying textures and shades of blue that are accented with neutrals.” A metal side table and blackwood armchairs are partnered with blue accents, seen in upholstery, paintings and a wall display of ceramic flowers that leads to the neighboring hallway, where a gallery-style assemblage of artwork gives the space a curated look. Culminating at the end of the hall, a piece of concrete art and a pair of bold charcoal black stools lend authority to the walkway. —Jennifer Boles

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WALLCOVERING Secret Silhouettes in Saffron, Arte ELYSÉE CHAIRS Ernest Gaspard & Associates FLOATING CURVED SOFA and ROULETTE COCKTAIL TABLE Jim Thompson MARBLE TOP PEDESTAL CABINETS, MAHOGANY VENEER AND BRASS DISPLAY CABINET, AGGLOMERATE MARBLE TABLE and FAUX BAMBOO WALNUT BENCHES Robuck GOLD CHANDELIERS Currey & Company WINDOW COVERINGS The Shade Store CUSTOM CHROME PILLOWS Stud Pillows BAR CART Showroom 58 SIDE TABLE Habachy Designs CURVED BACK OCCASIONAL CHAIR Bradley USA ARTWORK Tokie Rome-Taylor, Landon Nordeman, Spencer Sloan and Sarah Lamb through Spalding Nix Fine Art SCULPTURES Artist Natth through Forbes Masters

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Bold Beauty

UPSTAIRS LOUNGE Tavia Forbes & Monet Masters, Forbes Masters

The upstairs lounge exposed guests to Forbes Masters’ Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles showhouse debut, and, located right at the top of the stairs, what better place for the designers to see visceral reactions to their expression of feminine freedom and joy. “It was like an aha moment,” says Tavia Forbes. “Some said it felt like a spiritual space.” The Arte wallcovering in garnets, violets and pinks presents a tasteful depiction of women, says Monet Masters. Designing for “sophisticated women who are quick-witted, ambitious and love to laugh,” they combined modern selections, such as opulent, blush wingback chairs, chrome studded pillows, a white silk shag rug and antiques like the stately British cabinet. Furnishings and artwork selections balance sensuality and softness that “follow the curves of a woman’s body,” says Masters, with substance and intention like the women they honor. Terracotta African busts were a serendipitous find and the duo selected the whimsical arboreal chandeliers for the barrel-vault ceiling. “It feels like it showcased our eclectic nature and how we love to juxtapose different time periods, design styles and curation through art,” says Forbes. —Lori Johnston 77

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Bedroom BEDSIDE TABLES Noah J. & Co. TABLE LAMP BASE Four Hands DRAPERY AND OTTOMAN FABRIC Schumacher CHANDELIER Regina Andrew CEILING WALLCOVERING Gregorius Pineo through Jerry Pair ARTWORK Through Ornis Gallery WING CHAIRS FABRIC J. Samuel Linen RUG Stark SCALLOPED SHAMS Bed Threads Bath VANITY Kingdom Woodworks COUNTERTOP MSI, fabricated

by A Touch of Stone, Inc. SINK MTI Baths FAUCETRY and TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath MIRROR Made Goods RUNNER Turkish Carpets WALLCOVERING Megan Adams + Watson

Go Green

BEDROOM & BATH Chris Holt, Holt Interiors

One of the space’s many verdant hues, light blue-green walls establish a soothing backdrop for a pleasing mix of furnishings, textiles and artwork in the guest bedroom suite. “The different shades create a lot of depth and interest,” says designer Chris Holt. “I wanted the room to be calm and serene.” However, there are moments of drama: The interior of the deep tray ceiling is covered with a chartreuse grasscloth that plays off the polished cotton draperies. And flanked by mismatched whitewashed oak side tables, a white canopy bed makes a striking focal point. “Waking up in a canopy bed is enveloping, cozy and comforting,” he explains.

The palette flows into the en suite bathroom, where a dark green floral wallcovering complements the handsome white vanity and light stone countertop. “This suite is approachable, tasteful, light and fresh,” says Holt. “A place where people will want to relax and hang out.” —Tate Gunnerson

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Bedroom WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors CHANDELIER, TABLE LAMPS and FLOOR LAMP Currey & Company RUG Jaipur Living SILK DRAPERY and HARDWARE The Shade Store BED and SIDE TABLES Century BEDDING Peakcock Alley BENCH Thibaut Bath VANITY Kingdom Woodworks DOOR Woodgrain COUNTERTOP MSI, fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. SINK MTI Baths FAUCETRY and TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath TOWELS and ACCESSORIES Peacock Alley MIRROR Debra Folz

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Ancient Inspiration BEDROOM & BATH Evan Millard, millárd Accented by a custom three-dimensional ceiling border, a light fabric wallcovering with an abstracted Greek column pattern is just one of many Grecian touches that interior designer Evan Millard incorporated into the light-filled bedroom suite. A trio of plaster figurative sculptures by Alan LeQuire, for example, create a focal point over the bed. And, referencing Greece’s Mediterranean climate, a brass palmshaped floor lamp adds a touch of whimsy.

“There are lots of layers, but it’s not stuffy or overwhelming,” says Millard, pointing to the books and objets d’art displayed behind the curio cabinet’s brass-framed glass doors. Indeed, pops of emerald, coral and a soft pale pink punctuate the neutral envelope, which is rendered in multiple shades of white and cream. A subtle nod to the jewel tones, a faceted mirror flanked by contemporary sconces elevates the en suite bathroom, which includes a Grecian urn filled with a lively mix of flowers. “This is a wonderful, warm and welcoming jewel box-like space,” says Millard. “It’s like a breath of fresh air.” —Tate Gunnerson

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Secret Garden BEDROOM & BATH Whitney Tingle, Madi Gray & Leigh Ann Harris, Christopher Collection

Travel and memory-making drove the design narrative of a guest bedroom by Whitney Tingle, Madi Gray and Leigh Ann Harris of Christopher Collection, where the trio pictured a young adult retreating to relax in upon returning home or visiting relatives for the holidays. The wallcovering’s modern coloration of dark teal, rust, persimmon, brighter blues and a hint of pink was their starting point, while the green-painted ceiling and an Arteriors gold chandelier are a dramatic backdrop to the luxuriously appointed poster bed. Textures like the bed’s nubby upholstery, faux-fur pillows, gray velvet chairs and fringed leather stools are chic and cozy. To curate a traditional and modern space, the clean lines of geometric embroidered draperies and a custom steel console juxtapose the wallcovering’s traditional design and antique pieces. A bold abstract painting tones down the sweetness of the fauna. “From serene and classic to this room, which is a little bit more wild, we do it all,” says Harris. —Lori Johnston

Bedroom WINDOW Windsor Windows & Doors WALLCOVERING House of Harris CHANDELIER Arteriors through Christopher Collection BED Moss Studio BEDSIDE TABLE Bliss Studio BEDSIDE LAMP and FLOOR LAMPS Arteriors STEEL CONSOLE, ARCHED MIRROR, DESIGNER LUMBAR PILLOW, OUSHAK RUG, ANTIQUE TEA CADDY TABLE, ANTIQUE BRASS CANDLESTICKS, WHITE ROUND SIDE TABLE, FIGURES ARTWORK, TURKISH RUG PILLOWS, CREAM PILLOWS, BLACK BOX and ANTIQUE PAINTBRUSHES Christopher Collection CHAIRS Lee Industries DRAPERY PANELS Cowtan & Tout, fabricated by Housewarmings DRAPERY HARDWARE Highland Forge LEATHER FRINGE STOOLS and GLASS LAMP Made Goods EURO PILLOWS, DUVET COVER and BED THROW Pom Pom WHITE COVERLET, DUVET INSERT, KING PILLOW INSERTS and SHEETING Matouk FUZZY PILLOWS Verellen ABSTRACT ARTWORK Simon Bull and Sarah York through Christopher Collection Bath VANITY Kingdom Woodworks COUNTERTOP MSI, fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. SINK MTI Baths FAUCETRY and TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath DOOR Woodgrain MIRROR Made Goods ANTIQUE RUG Eighteenth Street Orientals TOWELS Weezie

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Masterful Mix BEDROOM & BATH Kerry Howard, Howard House Interiors

A transitional-style suite that leans modern, the guest bedroom and bath are a blend of tailored pieces and creative accents, like the bedroom’s striking mosaic-patterned wallcovering that inspired the room’s design scheme. “I felt like it was the perfect jumping-off point because it reminded me of a kaleidoscope,” says Howard, who repeated the wallcovering’s teal hues throughout the bedroom.

Teal window drapery, made from a slubbed silklike fabric, is trimmed with an emerald Greek-key embroidered tape, a color combination which was also chosen for the bedding. The room’s lighting has artistic flair, especially the chandelier, which adds an eye-catching modern twist to the space. The same goes for the wall decor, a mix of carved wood panels and paintings. For the bathroom, Howard selected warm neutral shades to complement the tilework in this soothing, tranquil space. Standout pieces include a taupe-colored vanity by Kingdom Woodworks, alabaster-framed mirror and softpatterned accent rug. —Jennifer Boles

Bedroom CHANDELIER, TABLE LAMP and DESK LAMP Currey & Company RUG Moattar WALLCOVERING Innovations DRAPERY FABRIC Romo DRAPERY TRIM Schumacher ARMLESS CHAIR and WOOD WALL DECOR Revelation Home SIDEBOARD Lillian August BEDDING TL at Home through Codarus BENCH CB2 CANDLEHOLDER Arhaus ARTWORK Chelle Gunderson, Sali Swalla and Hannah Yanetsko through Art & Light Gallery Bath VANITY Kingdom Woodworks COUNTERTOP MSI, fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. SINK MTI Baths FAUCETRY and TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath ARTWORK Tim Speaker RUG Moattar

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WALLPAPER Thibaut Mamba in Pearl CHINOIS PALAIS CURTAIN and CHEVRON VELVET LUMBAR Schumacher FRENCH ANTIQUE WRITING TABLE, LOUIS XVI ARMCHAIRS, VELVET SWIVEL CHAIR, FRAMED HERMÈS SCARF, LOUIS XVI FRENCH COMMODE, DECOR and ACCESSORIES Huff Harrington Home SWEDISH GUSTAVIAN 1890s APOTHECARY CHEST Jacqueline Adams Antiques MOLLINO LARGE TIERED CHANDELIER Circa Lighting HALLIE COFFEE TABLE, DAPHNE DESK CHAIR, CLARK LAPTOP TABLE and CLARK ACCENT TABLE Made Goods ACRYLIC CONSOLE Ballard Designs VINTAGE OUSHAK Parviz Rug BATHROOM WALLPAPER Phillip Jeffries ANTIQUE SILVER METALLIC BLUSH PILLOW and BOOKS Foxglove Antiques & Galleries POWDER ROOM ACCESSORIES Peacock Alley

Luxe Hideaway

GUEST SUITE Trudy Stump, Heather Parker & Wren Caples, Huff Harrington Design

The designers envisioned a ladies retreat in this quiet, private office suite, but they didn’t want to hide the ceiling pitches that defined the architecture. “We felt like embracing them and creating a warm, neutral space with curated textures,” says designer Trudy Stump. A snakeskin Thibaut wallcovering, French antiques and modern twists—like the fringe ottomans and lucite tables— resulted in a smart space where a well-traveled woman can work and converse with friends. The vintage Hermès scarf—art in itself—inspired the color palette of the pearl wallcovering, blush botanical Schumacher draperies and custom velvet swivel chairs.

The designers’ belief that old and new belong together is further accomplished with the gilded mirror and lean lamps on an acrylic console. To emphasize beauty and function, a desk from the South of France paired with a modern metal chair demonstrates how you can “marry old brown furniture with new sexy furniture, and it’s amazing,” says Stump. “It comes alive again.” —Lori Johnston

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Game Room BILLIARD AND SHUFFLEBOARD TABLES Venture Games RUG Jaipur Living CHANDELIER Currey & Company BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY Michael Friedman ABSTRACT MIRROR ARTWORK Mirror-tique Bar CABINETRY Kingdom Woodworks STONE AGM Imports Granite & Marble, fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. SINK and FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath CHANDELIERS Circa Lighting BOURBON American Spirit Whiskey VELVET CHAIRS Tov Furniture GAME TABLE Olive & Wool STRIPED RUG Flor

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Playing for Keeps GAME ROOM Elizabeth McKay, Venture Games A masculine version of a champagne bar, custom brass-framed étagères displaying bottles of bourbon punctuate the veiny dolomite marble backsplash on the terrace level. The first thing visitors see as they descend the graceful staircase, it’s a dramatic backdrop for a fluted game table and forest green velvet chairs underneath a sparkly orb-shape crystal chandelier. “I wanted this space to feel special,” says Lizz McKay, who designed the spaces with husband Chris McKay. “You’re sort of transported into your own boutique hotel.” Scaled to the dimensions of the oversize wooden billiard table underneath it, a contemporary gold leaf chandelier with white shades likewise elevates the game room, which also includes a furniture-like shuffleboard table underneath framed black-and-white photographs of ’60s and ’70s-era musicians such as Janis Joplin. “The wow factor has been amazing,” says McKay of the public’s response. “It’s a little glam and a little rock and roll.” —Tate Gunnerson

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Inside Out

LOGGIA Grayson Pratt, Grayson Pratt Interiors with Universal Furniture

Designed with both the home’s interiors and surrounding landscape in mind, the covered loggia is an outdoor space with an indoor feel, best expressed through the furniture from Universal Furniture, which Pratt says is “all made for outdoors, but with the look and quality you are used to seeing indoors.” A neutral slipcovered sofa is dressed up with an assortment of throw pillows, whose exuberant blue-and-green patterning was chosen to complement the home’s lush greenery and nearby pool. “By using these colors, we worked with the beautiful landscaping instead of fighting it,” says Pratt. “The result is an outdoor room that extends beyond the walls.” Wicker and rattan pieces, such as a club chair and pedestals with urns lend a crisp, classic feel to the space, as do a teak dining table and stylish fretwork chairs. Unexpected accents include a console table that holds a collection of blue-and-white ceramics and artwork displayed on exterior walls. —Jennifer Boles

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SOFA, CLUB CHAIR, SWIVEL CHAIR, COFFEE TABLE, DINING TABLE, DINING CHAIRS and CONSOLE TABLE Universal Furniture WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors WICKER AND RATTAN URNS, PEDESTALS and BASKETS Mainly Baskets RUG Miami Circle Floor Coverings ARTWORK Laura Roebuck through Anne Irwin Fine Art PILLOW FABRIC Thibaut, fabricated by Atlanta Custom Interiors

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BUILDER AND DEVELOPER KBD Development & Construction ARCHITECT Harrison Design LANDSCAPE DESIGNER Floralis Garden Design HARDSCAPE Olde World Cast Stone TURF European Company POOL Chattahoochee Pools, Inc. PLANTERS Trust Stone LANTERNS Bevolo LIGHTING Live Oak Manors HOLIDAY GREENERY Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts HOLIDAY LIGHTING Lite Up Atlanta

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Elegant & Elevated

PHTOTOS BY CATMAX PHOTOGRAPHY

DESIGN-BUILD KBD Development & Construction, Harrison Design, Floralis Garden Design The design-build team’s splendid work shines in the sun-filled estate perched on an acre in Buckhead. Spanning 10,505 square feet, the contemporary take on an English estate by KBD Development & Construction, Harrison Design and Floralis Garden Design honors British architect C.F.A. (Charles Francis Annesley) Voysey with its oversize arches, generous gables and swooping pitches. “The style is from the late 1800s but still very relevant today,” says architect Rick Hatch. “It’s an admired look.” Materials such as stucco, stone and timber present the timeless design elements sought by today’s homeowners. The floating staircase in the glass stair entry is a conversation piece in its own right, while Venetian plaster, barrel-vault ceilings and groin-vault ceilings celebrate craftsmanship. The free-flowing design further shapes the connectivity to the outdoors, which features a pool with a modern, streamlined design. In the front yard, the selection of boxwoods and trees—such as a Chinese snowball viburnum, deciduous magnolia and Japanese maple—frame the house and are deliberately minimal to let the architecture shine, says Lucinda Bray of Floralis Garden Design.

And when the sun sets, the landscape and holiday lighting maximize the holiday glow. Says builder Chris Davis, “The house looks as good at night as it does during the day, which is really fun.”—Lori Johnston

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MILTON, GA | $4,100,000 7 BED | 8 BATH | 11,887 SQ. FT.

SAM ROUSU | 770.605.5880

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Web Links & Ad Index ADAC adacatlanta.com...............................................................................Cathedral Program 16 AMERICAN SUN CONTROL americansuncontrol.net.......................................................... 31 AMERICASMART atlantamarket.com...........................................................Inside Front Cover ANTIQUES & GARDEN SHOW OF NASHVILLE antiquesandgardenshow.com.............. 4 THE BEERY CUMMINGS GROUP dorseyalston.com.........................................................30 BETTER HOMES & GARDENS REAL ESTATE metrobrokers.com.................................. 94 BOXWOODS GARDENS & GIFTS boxwoodsonline.com....................................................21 BROWN & CO. JEWELERS brownjewelers.com................................................... Back Cover CIOT ATLANTA ciot.com........................................................................................................... 3 COLEY HOME coleyhome.com................................................................................................. 5 COMPASS compass.com............................................................................................................11 CURREY & COMPANY curreyandcompany.com..................................................................... 7 DUTCHCRAFTERS FURNITURE dutchcrafters.com...........................................................30 ERIKA READE LTD erikareade.com........................................................................................10 EUROPEAN WOOD COMPANY europeanwoodco.com....................................................22 FRONTGATE frontgate.com........................................................................................................ 1 GRAMERCY FINE LINEN & FURNISHINGS shopgramercy.com...................................... 27 HARRY NORMAN REALTORS harrynorman.com................................................................25 HARRY NORMAN / ERIN YABROUDY erinyabroudy.com.................................................18 HIGH MUSEUM OF ART high.org.........................................................................................95 HOME REAL ESTATE homegeorgia.com......................................................Inside Back Cover HUFF HARRINGTON huffharrington.com...............................................................................12 JAIPUR LIVING jaipurliving.com/showroom............................................................................19 KINGDOM WOODWORKS kingdomwoodworks.com............................................................ 2 KUDZU AND COMPANY kudzuandcompany.com................................................................ 17 SUB ZERO subzero-wolf.com..................................................................................................... 9 VENTURE SHUFFLEBOARD ventureshuffleboard.com...................................................... 32

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LIFE

END NOTE

my must-haves BEHIND THE SCENES

Whether on-the-go or at home, designer JOHN BOSSARD shares a handful of things he can’t live without Produced by CLINTON SMITH

getting around “I love our hometown airline,

Delta. I’m always on the go, and I need transportation!” delta.com

food for thought

“You go into Lucy’s Market for the chicken tetrazzini and leave with five things you didn’t know you needed. It’s a visual feast, and there is such a talent to merchandising. They have it in spades.” lucysmarket.com

shop ’til I drop

“If you don’t find me at HartsfieldJackson, you can find me roaming the allées of Antiques & Beyond on Cheshire Bridge. It’s my local Paris flea market.” antiquesandbeyond.com

cheers

“Topo Chico is my ‘cocktail’ of choice!” topochico.com

on the nose “Based in London, Perfumer H’s Smoke

has a very sexy, woodsy, cozy scent.” Pictured: Perfumer H candle in Smoke; perfumerh.com

home is where the art is “I love to collect! I’m

falling in love with new artists every day. My favorite way to display my curated finds is to hang them salon-style.”

shop talk

“Many moons ago, when I first moved to Atlanta, I worked at the late, legendary Ryan Gainey’s shop, The Potted Plant. Boxwoods’ amazing selection reminds me most of my formative days in Atlanta.”

Pictured: The energetic interiors of Boxwoods Garden & Gifts; boxwoodsonline.com

everyday inspiration “My iPhone is for more

than just doing emails and texts. My life is so visual, and I enjoy having a way to document it. I love getting to recall cherished people, furniture, traveling and memories that I’ve documented over the years.”

sweet dreams

“When it comes to sleeping and entertaining essentials, Gramercy Home has it all.”

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PORTRAIT BY FRANCESCO LAGNESE; BOXWOODS GARDENS & GIFTS BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

keeping pace

“Walking the BeltLine with friends is such a gift. We can start at Piedmont Park and go to Krog Street Market, come back, and have 8 miles in before we know it, and have solved the world’s problems.” @atlantabeltline

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HELPING OVER

110 FAMILIES BUY AND SELL IN 2022

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Information believed accurate but not warranted. HOME Real Estate, LLC is a licensed real estate broker and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. Broker, Betsy Franks.

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