Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | January 2022

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Contents JANUARY 2022

STYLE 16

Heatin’ Up!

A study in forward-thinking design, AH&L introduces our 2022 Kitchens of the Year 46

Recipe for Success

Let’s get cooking! Mixing finishes and materials is just one way to give your kitchen five-star style 50

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HOME 70

AH&L’s 2021 Luxury Living Show revealed what’s on-trend in kitchen, bath and outdoor design

LIFE 60 62 63 64 120 8 119

Property Report Calendar Naomi On historic kitchens Dish Politan Row End Note In Love With…Coral Editor’s Letter Ad Index

Fresh Footprint

The 2021 Serenbe Designer Showhouse makes a decidedly modern statement that pays homage to its natural surrounds 96

Naturally Chic

Cottage Charm

On the Cover INTERIOR DESIGN THERESA ORY PHOTOGRAPHY EMILY FOLLOWILL

With the bucolic hills of Chattanooga as its backdrop, the 2021 Cloudland Station Showcottage lives large 6

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T H E A M E L I A RO U N D D I N I N G TA B L E Designed and built in New Orleans, the Amelia is hand car ved from poplar and maple planks with a subtle antique white glaze finish.

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FROM AS YOUNG AS I can remember, I’ve long admired a gracious home. My mother and I would peruse neighborhoods in every city we visited together, heads swiveling left and right, “oohs” and “ahhs” around every corner—until with an unmatched giddiness we would locate our favorite. We’ve been enchanted by hundreds of homes in countless cities, yet for me, the true soul of the gracious home will always reside right here in Atlanta.

It’s my greatest honor to step into the Editor-inChief role at Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and to continue delivering gracious Southern talent directly into your hands, starting with our annual Kitchens issue. Our Kitchen of the Year winners (page 16) serve seriously stylish spaces on a silver platter, while highlights from our 2021 Serenbe Designer Showhouse (page 70), Cloudland Station Showcottage (page 96) and Luxury Living Show

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handsome material choices to the modern muse with clever—and architectural—storage integrations, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ 2022 KITCHEN OF THE YEAR award winners are a study in forwardthinking design. Turn the page for KITCHEN DESIGN BY LAUREN DELOACH AND SOUTH HAVEN BUILDERS; CABINETRY BY KEYSTONE MILLWORKS; PHOTO BY EMILY FOLLOWILL

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Packed with winsome details, THERESA ORY’s newly renovated kitchen with a vastly improved layout is now the heart of the home Written by SEJAL BHIMA

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S T Y L E kitchen of the year

DESIGN DETAILS

KITCHEN DESIGNER Theresa Ory Interiors CONTRACTOR Joe’s Contracting Services CABINETRY Luxury Cabinetry by The Glamour of the Stone QUARTZITE Levantina ISLAND PENDANTS Rejuvenation FAUCET Brizo Litze COUNTER STOOLS New Pacific Direct LEATHER CHAIRS RH COFFEE MACHINE Bosch HARDWARE Etsy 18

DESIGNER THERESA ORY and her family moved into their home four years ago, but it wasn’t until the world came to a halt in March 2020 that she gave thought to transforming this personal space. “All of a sudden there were no more job site visits or showroom appointments. Work became really quiet, but that in turn allowed me the time to dream about the possibilities of my own home,” says Ory. As an avid cook and host, the kitchen’s existing layout often left her feeling stifled. So once renovations commenced later that year, the first order of business was to remove a divisional wall and awkward peninsula, instantly improving flow, a hallmark of Ory’s design principles. “Good flow is critical,” says the designer.

“It’s like the backstage crew of design. It’s not the thing you see or understand while you’re experiencing it, but you can feel it.”

The layout now features a large island and an adjacent lounge area that Ory playfully dubs the “coffee and conversation corner.”

Notably absent is a table. “I’ve always had a dream to have a house with a giant island and no table at all,” says Ory. “You can try to create this formal space but mostly people are going to end up loitering around an island, so for me, following that natural pattern and building it to suit where comfort naturally leans toward allows for you to fully enjoy the space.”

The island is also the best spot to enjoy the sculptural beauty of the range wall, featuring an oversize bell-curve hood made of plaster; its graceful lines continuing with a light green quartzite backsplash. And Ory’s decision to forgo upper cabinets here allows the wall “to have its moment without any distractions,” she says. “Ultimately, I wanted the kitchen to be a warm and hospitable backdrop for shared moments, while also having my creative voice.”

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S T Y L E kitchen of the year

DESIGN DETAILS

KITCHEN DESIGNERS Lauren DeLoach Interiors and South Haven Builders CONTRACTOR Keystone Millworks and South Haven Builders CABINETRY Keystone Millworks HOOD Custom by South Haven Builders COUNTERTOPS and BACKSPLASH Levantina ISLAND STOOLS Lee Industries ISLAND PENDANTS and SCONCES Circa Lighting BREAKFAST TABLE RH BREAKFAST CHAIRS Mathews Furniture + Design

BUILDING A HOUSE FROM SCRATCH afforded the homeowners of this Atlanta dwelling carte blanche in creating spaces tailored specifically for their family of four. At the helm of bringing their ideas to life was designer Lauren DeLoach and design and build firm South Haven Builders.

“Two of the things that were really important to them were the proportions of the kitchen as well as its placement within the home’s layout,” says DeLoach. “They love to entertain and both of these things played into that.”

The kitchen’s generous dimensions allowed for two islands, which ticked many boxes for the homeowners. During large gatherings they facilitate a flow in traffic pattern and offer additional seating for guests. On a daily basis, the dual islands offer the husband plenty of space to cook and test out new recipes.

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Having the kitchen adjacent to the home’s outdoor spaces was also high on the wish list. Pocket doors from the kitchen now lead onto a fully equipped covered porch (and pool just beyond) to provide a seamless transition from indoors to out.

The home’s leafy surroundings inspired its clean and natural aesthetic that DeLoach accomplished through a careful balance of contemporary lines with soft, warm finishes. Rift sawn white oak cabinetry, marble surfaces and a plaster hood establish a restrained color palette that’s dappled with sunlight streaming in through

large steel windows, which effectively provided another connection to the outdoors.

However, to break up the monotony of the clean lines and harder surfaces, DeLoach selected an antique draper’s table that was sealed and put on casters for the second island. “I love adding in pieces that have history and patina. It’s always very successful in creating personality,” she says. “Antiques all have a story to tell, and now this table is primed for many more over the years as the family and guests gather round.”

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DESIGN DETAILS

KITCHEN DESIGNERS Marcel Olarui, Kingdom Woodworks and Jane Hollman, Studio Entourage INTERIOR DESIGN Studio Entourage ARCHITECTURE Linda MacArthur Architect BUILDER John Willis Custom Homes CABINETRY Kingdom Woodworks HARDWARE Armac Martin MARBLE Ciot fabricated by Stone Pro, Inc. HOOD François & Co. BACKSPLASH Renaissance Tile & Bath LIGHT FIXTURES Visual Comfort through Circa Lighting SCULLERY WALLPAPER Phillip Jeffries 34

A PAIR OF EMPTY NESTERS making the move from a suburban farm to Ansley Park enlisted a team of Atlanta talents to transform their newly purchased 1912 manse into a fresher, brighter home. Having the ability to host large gatherings was a priority for the couple, thus placing a spotlight on the kitchen.

First up, architect Linda MacArthur finessed the layout, knocking down walls and doors to open up the compartmentalized spaces. Now, a floating range wall serves as the only partition between the kitchen and scullery. This unique feature serves as the centerpiece of the kitchen, its sculptural charm—along with a La Cornue range—captures the European aesthetic that the couple was seeking, says designer Jane Hollman of Studio Entourage.

“Since they came from a farm, there was also a tremendous amount of work put into creating a connection to the outdoors,” she adds. Large steel windows overlooking the lush courtyard help establish this, as do textural elements like the rift white oak cabinetry designed by Marcel Olariu of Kingdom Woodworks.

Olariu incorporated luxurious touches, from a hidden television cabinet to dish pegs to light-up drawers, and placed a special emphasis on using pocket doors to hide smaller appliances such as a toaster, microwave and coffee machine. “These things normally sit plugged in on the counter, but can be an eyesore.

We had so much of this beautiful marble in here that it didn’t deserve to be covered by clutter, so we created storage solutions to combat this,” explains Olariu.

This also allows for the dual counter vignettes flanking the kitchen entryway to function as bars when hosting. Instead of traditional cabinet doors here, Olariu suggested steel window doors to match the kitchen’s airy and earthy aesthetic. “It’s not a fussy or complicated kitchen,” he says. “All the natural elements speak for themselves.”

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DESIGN DETAILS

KITCHEN AND INTERIOR DESIGNER Robin Burnett Design ARCHITECT Lord Aeck Sargent BUILDER Brasfield & Gorrie DEVELOPER The Loudermilk Companies CABINETRY and HOOD Pedini COUNTERTOPS and BACKSPLASH Cambria COUNTER STOOLS and DINING TABLE LIGHT FIXTURE R Hughes ISLAND LIGHT FIXTURE Visual Comfort PENDANT LIGHTS Lightology MORNING KITCHEN LIGHT FIXTURE Lighting Merchant WINE WALL Wine Trend

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WHEN A COUPLE MADE THE MOVE from a single-family home to a penthouse in the heart of Atlanta, they also traded in a traditional design aesthetic for clean and contemporary. And they brought their go-to designer Robin Burnett along for the ride.

“My clients wanted to transition to an easier lifestyle, and part of that included shifting to a streamlined style,” says Burnett.

Sleek contrasting cabinetry—wood veneer and white lacquer—by famed Italian brand Pedini lays the foundation for the penthouse’s kitchen. Quartz stone for both the backsplash and counters was an easy decision, as marble in the clients’ former home proved hard to maintain. And in lieu of conventional hardware, a combination of finger grooves and push touch latches further the couple’s goal to “create a space without visible extras,” notes Burnett.

While the kitchen takes on a minimalistic approach, it does not lack in functionality. Luxe appointments from a Gaggenau steam oven to an induction cooktop as well as multiple refrigeration

systems and dishwashers make both cooking and hosting easy and enjoyable experiences. A custom wine wall inspired by one at The Breakers Palm Beach showcases more than 600 bottles and allows the couple to share with guests their passion for wine collected during their travels both abroad and stateside.

When the couple is not entertaining, however, an adjacent morning kitchen serves as the daily workhorse. Housed behind smoky glass doors, the morning kitchen features a sink, coffee maker, toaster, fridge, microwave and dishwasher, plus a stainless steel pullout for additional prep space. “They didn’t want all the smaller day-to-day appliances to be in the main kitchen,” says Burnett. “It’s a more personal space where they can make a cup of coffee before going to work or pour a glass of wine at night.”

No matter the time of day though, panoramic city views are the penthouse’s crowning jewel. “That’s essentially what guided us,” says Burnett. “Aesthetically, it all needed to be a quiet support for what was happening outside.”

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S T Y L E kitchen of the year

JUDGES JOE HAZELLIEF Joe Hazellief of Creekside Custom Cabinetry started his design career in 2003 working for an architecture firm and creating custom homes for the east coast of Florida. As Joe continued his journey through the high-end design world he began to focus on interior design, which led to his devotion to elegant, timeless kitchen and bath design throughout the Southeast, nationally and overseas. Joe has spent the better part of his career designing projects from remodels to custom estates.

JOEL KELLY President of Joel Kelly Design and founding partner at Wyeth Ray Interiors, Joel has been a part of the Atlanta design community since 1998. Winner of three prior AH&L Kitchen of the Year awards and a finalist of two SubZero, Wolf, and Cove Kitchen Design Contests, he has a keen eye for composition and detail when it comes to kitchen design.

KRISTIN KONG For 10 years, Atlanta-based Kristin Kong of K Kong Designs has infused interiors throughout the country with a signature blend of fashion forward and retro chic elements. The firm’s work is glamourous and modern with traditional foundations that lend timeless appeal. K Kong Designs has been widely acclaimed in local and regional magazines such as Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, as well as national outlets including House Beautiful, Architectural Digest’s AD Pro, Better Homes & Gardens and Ballard Designs’ “How to Decorate” podcast.

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New to Atlanta: Riflesso Interiors is open and features Italian lines of cabinetry. The showroom vignettes highlight contemporary style and are on display at Giovanni’s Tile Design at 270 St. Claire Drive in Alpharetta. (404) 574-0970; riflessointeriors.com With more than 10 years of experience in the stone and flooring business, Leo Chuahy and Renata Diniz saw a niche in the market for porcelain panels and after selling their stone distribution, opened Prime Surfaces. Prime Surfaces offers fabrication and installation of countertops, flooring, walls (fireplaces and showers) and rainscreen systems focusing on large format porcelain panels as well as quartz and natural stone. (404) 963-3499; primesurfacesgroup.com Dex Industries has been purchased by GATE. Dex will continue to manufacture on Wharton Drive SW under the new name Dex by GATE. All Dex products will continue to serve the residential market, but will expand into larger commercial and hospitality projects. (404) 753-0600; dexindustries.com

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One size fits all? Not in the kitchen, where various tasks require different tools. WATERSTONE FAUCETS’ Fulton Industrial PLP pulldown faucet is shown in matte white and classic bronze, and a smaller prep-size PLP pulldown version is featured in matte black and classic bronze. Each is available in myriad finishes.

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The design of the CAFÉ Bellissimo espresso machine—in matte black with elegant copper embellishments—is as robust as the drinks it makes.

Kitchen islands painted in an accent color—often in contrast to wood-stained cabinetry around the room’s periphery—are still in vogue.

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Sitting Pretty The natural textures and woven materials of this trio of counter and bar stools offer a soft contrast to a kitchen’s hard surfaces.

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Say goodbye to the classic white kitchen— CREEKSIDE CUSTOM CABINETRY brought the drama in a high-style kitchen equipped with all the bells and whistles.

CABINETRY Creekside Custom Cabinetry APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove COUNTERTOP SapienStone by OHM fabricated by Creative Stone

THE SAYING “FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION” held true in a posh custom kitchen space designed by Joe Hazellief of Creekside Custom Cabinetry for Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ Luxury Living Show. Held at Phipps Plaza last October, the design was inspired by a mix of midcentury modern and organic contemporary design styles that are in high demand with today’s homeowners.

“The sleek matte perimeter cabinetry gently fades into the background leaving the island, with its texture and natural elements, to shine and draw you in,” says Hazellief.

But don’t let the striking design fool you—the kitchen is as hardworking as it is eye-pleasing. With functionality top of mind, the island features built-in utensil dividers, knife blocks and paneled appliances such as an ice maker, dishwasher and refrigerator drawers. The range wall cabinetry features finger pulls to provide easy access to everyday storage when hands are full, while high-tech appliances—such as double ovens featuring push-open doors and an integrated wine fridge with custom panels to match the cabinetry—keep the kitchen future-forward.

Despite its drama, the kitchen, with its chic style and functional elements, is made to be livable, says Hazellief.

“The thought for visitors to embrace was that contemporary spaces can house warmth and comfort while still maintaining simplistic roots. We wanted them to think, ‘Even though my style may not be considered contemporary, I can still see myself in this kitchen.’”

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His-and-hers elements combine to create a masterfully mixed bathroom and closet by MORGAN CREEK CABINETRY.

A CUSTOM HYDRO SYSTEMS TUB designed specifically for the 2021 Luxury Living Show was the starting point for Ryan DeCesaro, owner and longtime designer for Morgan Creek Cabinetry. Deep walnut tones in the his-and-hers vanities wash the space with a layer of elegance, while gentle curves throughout soften strong lines.

“The Il Giro vanity from our collection in walnut, with simple midcentury modern styling, worked well for a his-andhers vanity while still picking up on design elements from the tub,” says DeCesaro.

Storage is of no shortage in this space, thanks to the vanities’ deep drawers and ability to customize to one’s needs.

Steps away, the closet takes on a more feminine tone with light colored cabinets that feature crystal knobs for a hint of glamour, and walnut shelf inserts that unite the parallel spaces. High-end amenities, such as valet rods, integrated laundry hampers and tie, belt and scarf pullouts are an upgrade to the traditional closet.

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FLORALIS GARDEN DESIGN and HARTSTONE take a tailored landscape concept to new heights.

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Floralis Garden Design INSTALLATION The GreenSeason Group PAVERS Hartstone TURF European Turf Company PLANTERS Trust Stone

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AS EXPANDING OUTDOOR LIVING SPACES continue to rise in popularity, Floralis Garden Design created an inspired outdoor oasis that takes an elevated approach to a tried-and-true landscape. “The design follows a simple, clean-lined approach and delivers a classic layout with a fresh twist,” says landscape architect Lucinda Bray of Floralis Garden Design.

Bray collaborated with Hartstone to design shapely custom pavers that dress the space with plush personality. A wall of Trust Stone planters brings layers—and height—to the landscape while echoing the pavers’ subtle curves. “Each planter provides a unique garden element, but when used together they frame and soften the hard lines of the stone layout,” says Bray. “This mesh between textures is what makes the designed space so successful.”

Field turf, a growing request from homeowners, provides a clean green plane for chic outdoor furniture. And as our homes became more than just our place of rest over the last couple of years, Bray’s designs encourage Atlantans to slow down and enjoy our personal outside pockets in style.

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Endless eats from around the world are available at your fingertips at Colony Square’s upscale, design-forward food hall POLITAN ROW. With 11 diverse food stalls fronted by local culinary talents, Atlantans can take a cultural tour—from fast-casual Vietnamese to Creole-Mexican street fare, Indian-inspired pizzas and more—in

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a matter of steps. Don’t forget to quench your thirst at Bar Politan, the food hall’s cocktail bar serving up classic spirits plus a selection of wines and mostly local beers before making your way out. atlanta.politanrow.com

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New condo properties continue to bring luxe living, exclusive amenities and upscale shopping and dining to residents. Here’s the latest on two projects.

GRAYDON, a 22-floor property by Kolter, is expected to be ready for move-ins during the first quarter 2022, says HEATHER PITTS with ANSLEY ATLANTA REAL ESTATE (ansleyre.com). The condo, which has 45 units and resort-style amenities, was 70% presold in November 2021. Available units, as of November, included a $3.599 million three-bedroom with 3,600 interior square feet and three terraces with nearly 700 square feet. Two-bedroomplus-den units range from $1.6 million to $2.3 million, and from 2,170 interior square feet to 2,557 square feet with one to three terraces. Interiors are by Susan B. Bozeman Designs.

CORSO ATLANTA’s first residents were expected to move in during December, where Sugarcoat Beauty and a floral shop from Terry Furuta Designs will join Lucy’s Market in the gated senior living community. “We are really trying to bring the things that they enjoy in Buckhead to them,” says KARI SAMUELSON, GALERIE LIVING chief operating officer and president. About 40% of the 204 units—city homes, independent living, assisted living and memory care—were leased, as of November. GREG PIRKLE, general manager, says the concierge services, entertainment and wellness venues and private dining spaces will offer a five-star experience so residents can maintain a high-end lifestyle as they downsize.

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KITCHEN PROJECTS require longer lead times and cost more due to supply-chain issues, from the global chip shortage to shipping delays.

Appliance choices now are made first in the kitchen design timeline, which is opposite from past timelines, in order to get in line with manufacturers. “It’s 100% different,” says TISH MILLS KIRK of TISH MILLS INTERIORS. It takes at least twice as long for appliances to arrive, designers say, and conversations with clients about appliances and features they desire happen much earlier. “It does make them really consider the brands they want at the beginning of the kitchen project,” says KAREN FERGUSON, principal of interiors at HARRISON DESIGN. Mills Kirk says she’s seeing waits of up to 10 months. “We just plan accordingly because appliances are important. It’s not what you want to compromise on,” she says. Orders for plumbing fixtures, lighting and cabinetry follow soon after appliances. Limited finishes for fixtures or wood types are being produced at a time, which exacerbates delays. Budgets are escalating as well. Shipping costs have increased by 40% in some cases, says Ferguson. Mills Kirk says appliances have multiple price increases throughout the year, compared to typically first of the year, which is “another good reason to order as early as possible,” she says.

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AMERICASMART annual Atlanta Market. Featuring more than 8,000 brands, the market allows trade members to peruse trending items in categories including tabletop, outdoor living, seasonal accessories, gourmet items and more. Available to the trade only. atlantamarket.com

the gallery’s stable, the exhibition will showcase contemporary interpretations of old masters, impressionists, abstract expressionists and other influential artists of the past or present. dkgallery.us

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▲ THROUGH MAR. 23 The ATLANTA HISTORY CENTER (AHC) takes guests on a journey of American independence in the traveling exhibit American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith. Developed by the National Museum of American History, adapted for travel by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, the exhibit examines the development of U.S. democratic systems as well as current impact on everyday life. The AHC personalized the show with local artifacts and documents that demonstrate Georgia’s role in the history of democracy.

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JAN. 31–FEB. 5 Join like-minded art enthusiasts at SPOTLIGHT ON ART’s Artists Market. Held at Trinity School, the market features work spanning categories

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▲ JAN. 14–MAR. 20 The exclusive Southeastern venue in a multicity tour, the HIGH MUSEUM OF ART debuts the The Obama Portraits Tour. The portraits were created by

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JAN. 7–29 What—or who—inspires you? It’s a simple question the artists at DK GALLERY answered in their latest exhibit Inspired. Featuring all of

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Naomi Von Habersham WHEN I’M TOURING 20th-century house museums, some of my favorite rooms to peruse are kitchens and bathrooms.

What strikes me is that no matter how fancy the rest of the house may be, the kitchen is almost always fairly basic, which makes sense considering that many decades ago wealthy homeowners rarely ventured into their kitchens to prepare meals for themselves. But despite their sometimes primitive appearances, these yesteryear kitchens still offer design inspiration. You just have to keep an open mind.

Take the nearly century-old kitchen at the Atlanta History Center’s Swan House, for example. Painted a still-on-trend shade of vibrant blue, the room’s walls and cabinetry look smashing, especially against the dark gray linoleum floor below. But the star of the kitchen, at least to me, is the 1930sera Magic Chef range, which I practically swooned over the first time I saw it. I have no idea if the thing still works, but its enamel and chrome design looks like something from the set of a high-style MGM movie from the 1930s. Another memorable kitchen is that at Hillwood Estate in Washington, D.C. Home to Marjorie Merriweather Post, Hillwood was the site of many glamorous parties back in the mid 20th century, which explains why the spacious kitchen and pantry were kitted out like a commercial kitchen. Think stainless steel countertops surrounding a stainless steel island, all standing on a geometrically patterned tile floor. The butler’s pantry is equally fabulous, with green steel cabinetry lining the walls and holding all of Post’s china services.

Okay, so the enameled metal cabinetry might be as dated as the nearby dumbwaiter, but a kitchen decked out in sleek stainless steel remains a sight to behold. And, like the Swan House kitchen, Hillwood still retains its Magic Chef range, although its model has nine burners! Thankfully, 21stcentury kitchen design has come a long way since then, with modern kitchens boasting a range of styles and finishes that were once unimaginable. But even now, decades after they were furnished, those old kitchens have a retro-chic flair that continues to inspire many of us today.

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Colony Square’s design-forward food hall POLITAN ROW is Midtown’s latest cultural destination Written by LAUREN IVERSON

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POLITAN ROW, Midtown’s newest hot spot, is the latest addition to Atlanta’s list of food halls that have popped up in the last few years. Run by New Orleans-based Politan Group, the 20,000-square-foot upscale food hall is a sight for sore eyes with 1970s-inspired design choices that suavely dress the hall.

Midcentury modern furniture—varying from formal table seating to more casual seating arrangements—accommodates more than 350 guests between indoors and the patio, which are connected by a 24-foot sliding glass wall.

Indeed, the destination isn’t the average food hall and operates closely to a dine-in restaurant. Guest assistants act similarly to waiters by servicing diners’ requests (extra silverware, glasses of water, etc.) and clearing tables when meals are finished.

Don’t expect meals to be delivered in typical to-go boxes. Each stall plates menu items on matching china and pours drinks in suitable glassware.

And with room for 11 food stalls, meal options range from pizzas topped with traditional Indian ingredients to Moroccan fare to the juiciest grass-fed burgers, birria tacos paired with ramen, and more. Politan Group intentionally chose concepts from young, local entrepreneurs who are pushing the envelope of Midtown’s culinary scene. Complementing the eclectic mix of cuisine, Bar Politan offers classic cocktails, mostly local beers and a variety of wines.

For those craving an experience, the food hall’s offerings extend past the food stalls and Bar Politan. A chef’s table allows guests to indulge in tastes from various concepts, while Jojo’s Beloved Cocktail Lounge, the speakeasy hidden somewhere within, is a flashback to 1970s disco glam. Don’t forget your dancing shoes. atlanta.politanrow.com

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The 2021 SERENBE DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE makes a decidedly modern statement that pays homage to the scenic natural surrounds Written by TATE GUNNERSON

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INSIDE OUT FRONT PATIO MISTER + MRS SHARP WITH UNIVERSAL FURNITURE

With lush greenery as the scenic backdrop for the Serenbe showhouse’s two-level patio, designers Patrick and Meghan Sharp, in partnership with Universal Furniture, selected a chic black and white palette that’s also congruent with the living and dining areas that open onto it. “We didn’t want to combat nature with a strong color point of view,” says Patrick. Just outside the dining room, a quartet of white upholstered chairs surrounds a cane coffee table, creating a convivial spot for drinks and after-dinner rendezvous. Located steps away and defined by sculptural topiaries, curvaceous woven chairs juxtapose the crisp white tablecloth, which is decorated with a mix of refined and organic elements, such as woven place mats and bamboo cutlery. An ornate candelabra creates a stylish and long-lasting replacement for a typical floral arrangement.

“It’s surrounded by trees and has beautiful views, so it’s a really nice space to have a meal,” says Patrick. “In this home, there are multiple ways to enjoy the outdoors.”

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SERENBE PLANNING + DESIGN, SOUTH HAVEN BUILDERS, FLORALIS GARDEN DESIGN Moved by the forested surrounding and natural topography, architect Steve Dray designed a decidedly modern home clad with dark stucco and cedar treated with a durable, sustainable finish known as shou sugi ban. “The house is not overbearing, and I think it relates to everybody’s sensibilities, whether you like traditional or modern,” he says. Nearly every space in the multilevel abode, which was built

by South Haven Builders, offers treetop views, and many have a direct connection with the landscape, for example, the covered multilevel terrace outside the living and dining areas. While protected from the elements, “It feels like you’re outside and not sheltered too much,” says Dray, pointing to its nearly 15-foot ceiling.

Creating a pleasing juxtaposition to the modern architecture, landscape architect Lucinda Bray used boulders dug up during construction to create a rustic retaining wall alongside a meandering white Hartstone path and a linear rusted-steel water feature. “I love the way the clean lines blend into this natural, organic landscape,” she says. “It’s a special house.”

WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors WATER FEATURE DESIGN Floralis Garden Design LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION AND IRRIGATION Coggin, Inc. FRONT WALKWAY Hartstone Tile PLANTERS Trust Stone Planter

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Faced with a lack of walls for the spacious, light-filled open living room, interior designer Jeffrey Bruce Baker decided against a traditional layout, instead creating a sort of sculpture garden filled with head-turning furnishings and vibrant artwork. “It’s like creating a painting,” he says. Resembling mosaics created from flower petals, oil paintings by Guy Robinson cover two walls in the front entrance, referencing the lush exterior in a whimsical way. The colorful hues flow into the seating area, which includes a low-slung gray quilted sofa with red threading and a purplish-red chaise lounge with dark red pillows.

“They’re contrasting in odd ways, and I think people enjoy that,” says Baker, describing the look as “sophisticated chaos.”

Mismatched cocktail tables, including one that resembles a smooth pebble, contribute to the gallerylike milieu. “It’s more playful than a big coffee table,” he says. “This is a space that makes you smile.”

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KITCHEN, SCULLERY, BREAKFAST ROOM, STAIR HALL & POWDER ROOM INTUITIVE DWELLINGS A reflection of the home’s modern architecture, the open kitchen, breakfast room, scullery and light-filled stair hall by Lorraine Enwright feature a dynamic interplay between form and materiality. “We used finishes in a way that highlights the three-dimensional geometric composition,” says Enwright, who was also the lead specifications designer for the showhouse. In perfect dialogue with the sculptural floating stairs, the kitchen is outfitted with quarter-sawn oak cabinetry that frames a veiny marble backsplash with inlaid brass detailing.

The rich material palette characterizes both the black scullery and the kitchen’s island, which is composed of steel, wood and a cantilevered stone top illuminated by wavy handblown glass pendants suspended from varying heights. “They accentuate that asymmetry and playfulness,” explains Enwright. Brass barstools with quilted turquoise velvet seats reference the abstract paintings in the stair hall and breakfast area, where the oak flooring runs up the corner walls—an intimate backdrop for a marble-topped oval table and chairs.

“All the forms come together to create an experience that speaks to people’s hearts,” says Enwright. “It’s been tremendous to see people’s reactions.”

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A tactile grasscloth wallcovering with an onyx backdrop creates an enveloping feeling in an upper-level guest bedroom with nearly floor-to-ceiling corner windows that frame verdant treetop views. “Texture makes it feel very warm and really elevates the design,” says designer Kit Castaldo. Rust-colored draperies inspired by the showhouse’s fall debut energize the space, which is furnished with a gray velvet headboard and a shapely bronze side table atop a sumptuous alpaca shag rug.

Artwork adds to the narrative. An ethereal fine art photograph of a young girl wearing feathers hangs from a window frame, and smaller pieces likewise elevate the bathroom, where vertical sconces flank a round metal-framed mirror. “It’s very inviting,” says Castaldo. “This is a special room where people can go and really feel like they’re getting away.”

Bedroom FLOORING Authentic Reclaimed WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors WALLPAPER Innovations BRONZE SIDE TABLE Jim Thompson BEDDING Peacock Alley DRAPERY FABRIC Romo STONE POT The Nicholson Gallery ARTWORK Tokie RomeTaylor and Kerry Hays through Spalding Nix Fine Art Bath VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOPS Caesarstone FAUCETRY Gessi through Ferguson

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FULL BLOOM PRIMARY BATHROOM & COVERED TERRACE BALANCE DESIGN A fine art photograph of a bright pink peony pops against the porcelain slab-covered wall over the deep soaker tub in the primary bath, which features a large window that frames a breathtaking view of the lush exterior with direct access to a covered terrace.

“We pulled the outside in and vice versa, so there’s a seamless flow between the spaces,” says designer Jennifer Carter, who collaborated with Stephanie Andrews on the design. Indeed, accented with colorful vintage Turkish wool rugs, the light concretelike Hartstone flooring flows outside where a large Buddha underneath an antique brass mirror occupies a dark stucco niche. “It became a Zen-like garden oasis,” says Carter.

Bath VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design TUB and SINKS Hydro Systems FLOOR TILE MSI FAUCETRY Gessi through Ferguson PORCELAIN SLABS Cosentino fabricated by Atlanta Kitchen, Inc. WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors VINTAGE RUNNER and RUG Turkish Carpets ARTWORK Adrienne Anbinder, Jen Boaz Covered Terrace FLOORING Hartstone Tile WHITE OUTDOOR FURNITURE and ROUND WALL MIRROR CB2 JUTE RUG Safavieh GOLD, TEAL AND GRAY STONE STOOLS Made Goods

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ON THE COVERED TERRACE, A JUTE RUG ANCHORS WHITE POWDER-COATED METAL FURNITURE ACCENTED BY A MIX OF SIDE TABLES—ONE CONCRETE, THE OTHER TEAL AND BRASS. “WE LIKE TO MIX IT UP. I THINK WE ACHIEVED THAT PERFECT BALANCE.” —JENNIFER CARTER OF BALANCE DESIGN

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ZEN SENSATION PRIMARY BEDROOM & LAUNDRY ROOM BETH KOOBY DESIGN

Imagining clients who were sophisticated world travelers, Beth Kooby created a soothing primary bedroom suite filled with art and souvenirs. The accent pillows’ colorful floral fabric, for example, was inspired by the annual cherry blossom festivals in Japan—a subtle nod to the shou sugi ban treatment used on the home’s exterior. And paying homage to traditional Japanese paper lanterns, a large spherical linen pendant makes a statement while illuminating the sparkly mica-flecked wallcovering on the ceiling. “I wanted it to feel like you were sleeping under the stars,” she says. And the wool and silk sheer draperies carry on her dream-like allure. Lavenderlike wall hues—Silver Bells

by Benjamin Moore—flow into the nearby laundry room, playing off an artistic large-scale mural fittingly evocative of bubbles. “It’s captivating and exciting,” says Kooby, “a serene and luxurious retreat away from the rest of the house.”

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FULL CIRCLE BEDROOM & BATHROOM SUSAN CURRIE DESIGN

Inspired by the seasonal foliage just outside, Susan Currie conjured up a spirited design for her second-floor bedroom suite.

The custom duvet features colorful appliqué velvet circles that “references fall colors in a vibrant way,” says Currie. The circles are echoed in a pair of custom-designed mirrors that flank the linear wood and brass four-poster bed, establishing a pleasing rhythm of shapes that define the space. Meanwhile, a wool and banana silk rug with a cut pile pattern and lacquered vellum side tables introduce variations in texture. The mix “creates a harmonious, interesting room,” explains Currie. Accented by a pair of gemstone-shaped black metal mirrors, a bold jewel-tone blue striae wallcovering by Phillip Jeffries does the same for the en suite bathroom while perfectly coordinating with the bedroom design. “Adding color adds a sense of joy,” says Currie. “This is a great space for anyone to retreat and enjoy themselves.”

Bedroom BED and DRINK TABLE Century Furniture BEDDING Peacock Alley BEDSIDE TABLE Julian Chichester TABLE LAMPS, SCULPTURE and VASES Kravet CHANDELIER Circa Lighting SWIVEL CHAIR Lee Jofa DRESSER Stock & Trade DRAPERY The Shade Store Bath VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOPS Caesarstone FLOOR TILE MSI WALLCOVERING Phillip Jeffries MIRROR Mirror Image Home

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LUSH LIVING BEDROOM & BATHROOM ATELIER DAVIS Enchanted by the forested surroundings, designer Jessica Davis selected a natural palette for the upstairs guest bedroom suite, incorporating verdant hues that bring the outside in. “I wanted this space to feel like a cocoon up in a tree,” she says. Indeed, textural window coverings juxtapose the bedroom’s deep sage green walls while framing picturesque views of the lush foliage just outside. Adding to the cozy nestlike milieu, a wingback headboard upholstered in a delightful floral print enlivens the white linen bedding, which is punctuated by a rust accent pillow—a nod to autumn. The palette also characterizes the bathroom, which is outfitted with copper-toned penny floor tile and a wallcovering with a sage green geometric pattern accented with a round metal mirror and custom cabinet hardware from Davis’ Nest Studio Deco series. “The shapes play well together,” she says. “This suite feels quiet and luxurious.”

Bedroom HEADBOARD Pop Shop Upholstery HEADBOARD FABRIC Utopia Goods and Stout Textiles BEDDING Peacock Alley OAK DRESSER Doorman PENDANT and FLOOR LAMPS Circa Lighting TABLE LAMP Humanhome SIDE TABLES OKA RUG Rush House CHAIR Dowel OBELISK and CANDLESTICKS Brite Bodies PILLOW Yarn Collective DRAPERY FABRIC Kravet Bath VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOPS Caesarstone FLOORING MSI WALLPAPER Mitchell Black SCONCES Marz Designs MIRROR Shades of Light CABINET HARDWARE Nest Studio

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BRIGHT IDEA MUDROOM RED DOOR DESIGN STUDIO While some might see the lower-level hallway and mudroom as simply utilitarian spaces, Abbi Williams felt they should have the same sense of panache one might find in a front foyer. “It’s that welcoming moment,” she says, “something a little more precious for the homeowners.” Playing off the subtle blue tones throughout the house, bold turquoise walls create a dynamic backdrop for the oak flooring and contemporary gray mudroom cabinetry. “When there’s no natural light, you have to create your own energy,” she explains. At the bottom of the stairs, low nubby woolcovered stools with walnut stretchers surround a round table with a steel base and a walnut top. “I wanted to round the corner off, soften some of the hard edges,” she says. A burled bleached walnut mirror adds a subtle visual texture, while walnut hooks in the mudroom likewise add interest, playing off the flat-front gray cabinetry and brass hardware.

“The design evolves and grows in a cohesive way,” she says.

“I love the finished product.”

CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design FLOORING Authentic Reclaimed TABLE and LAMP B.D. Jeffries MIRROR, WOOD SPHERES and MARBLE LINK Kings Fine Art & Decor STOOLS and MARBLE BOWL Hawthorne House TRAVERTINE SCULPTURE 14th Street Modern & Vintage Home VINTAGE BIKE Pro Bike Repair

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HIGH CONTRAST LOFT MISTER + MRS SHARP To create an inviting space in what is essentially a thoroughfare, designers Patrick and Meghan Sharp covered the upstairs loft’s walls in a black-and-white wallcovering with a geometric pattern accented by a single dark stripe across the wall and ceiling. “It’s high impact,” says Patrick. The same pattern adorns throw pillows in a newly added window bench flanked by built-in bookcases, creating a cozy spot to curl up with a novel. Steps away, a pair of mismatched stools—one stone, the other ceramic—easily pulls up to a round table with a metal half-circle base and a walnut top. “All the geometric shapes are working together,” he says, pointing to the metallic disc-shaped wall sconces. A cut floral arrangement and a natural woven rug make the space warm and approachable despite the contrasting palette. “This could be a throwaway space that is forgotten about,” says Patrick. “We came up with something special that will attract people to spend time there.”

WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors FLOORING Authentic Reclaimed TABLE and STOOLS R Hughes WALLCOVERING and PILLOWS Schumacher RUG Patterson Flynn ART LIGHTS Circa Lighting WALL SCONCES Apparatus

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UNDERGROUND CLUB

LOWER LEVEL LOUNGE ARCHIE BOLDEN With no client direction per se, Tara Dennis designed the lower lounge and powder room to suit her personal style, painting the walls and ceiling in a dark hue that’s “dark, moody, intimate and very sexy,” she says. “It’s like going into the depths of the home.”

Underneath the room’s only two clerestory windows, a vintage serpentine sofa recovered in a deep olive green velvet and an enveloping accent chair create a convivial seating area atop a black area rug. “The curves bring a lot of softness to the space,” she explains. Steps away, a dark handwoven rug defines a black-stained wooden bar table and metal stools with plush teal velvet seats. And an abstract painting by Stephen Shon pops against the dark walls while playing off the lines in the angular marble-topped console table beneath it. “This space is very welcoming,” says Dennis. “I love that people seem to be comfortable there and really enjoy it.”

COFFEE TABLE and BAR TABLE Bradley LOUNGE CHAIR and FLOOR LAMP Habachy Designs + Atelier CONSOLE Crate & Barrel TABLE LAMP Article ARTWORK Stephen Shon PLANTER Pottery Barn PAINT Urbane Bronze by Sherwin-Williams RUGS Jaipur Living, Armadillo

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COTTAGE CHARM With the bucolic hills of Chattanooga as its backdrop,the 2021 CLOUDLAND STATION SHOWCOTTAGE lives large Written by JENNIFER BOLES Photographed by JEFF HERR Produced by LAUREN IVERSON

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RUSTIC TOUCH

LIVING ROOM CHRISTY DILLARD KRATZER, CDK INTERIOR DESIGN At first glance, the living room’s woodpaneled walls might imply the kind of traditional mountain decor that sometimes goes with it, but the stylish mix of furnishings seen here quickly dispels that notion.

Unique for this house, designer Christy Dillard Kratzer opted for a deep brown wall color, Sherwin-Williams Black Fox, a cozy choice which also gives the modestly sized space an even greater sense of intimacy. At the same time, the room’s high ceiling, numerous windows and open floor plan create “a wonderful lofty feeling,” says Dillard Kratzer. Because the living room is open to the adjacent kitchen, the designer connected both spaces, and the outdoors as well, by working with an earthy color palette accented with green. Texture, most notably in the form of a pair of wood and metal armchairs covered in hair on hide and a woven coffee table, brings added warmth to a space already swathed in it, courtesy of the inviting stone fireplace.

WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors HANGING LANTERN Circa Lighting WALL COLOR Sherwin-Williams Black Fox LOUNGE CHAIRS, VINTAGE RUG, SOFA, IRON AND MARBLE SIDE TABLE, IRON FLOOR LAMP and POTTERY URNS UpCountry Home WOVEN COFFEE TABLE, TRAYS and PORCELAIN SIDE TABLE Made Goods FIREPLACE AND LANDSCAPE ARTWORK Coleman Mills

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PAST MEETS PRESENT KITCHEN CHRISTY DILLARD KRATZER, CDK INTERIOR DESIGN

Reminiscent of a traditional farmhouse or a European cottage kitchen, the heart of this home is appointed in an array of old-world finishes that have been modernized for today’s tastes and lifestyles. Open shelving alludes to the past, as do the wide-plank European oak flooring and tongue-and-groove paneling. For contrast to the Shaker-style cabinetry, painted a fresh shade of jade green, designer Christy Dillard Kratzer introduced contemporary-looking dark countertops and a dark gray farmhouse sink. One of the room’s most unique design elements is the backsplash behind the range—inspired by a star-pattern quilt, the designer replicated the motif using black, gray and white cement tiles. “The pattern is a nod to a country appeal, while also feeling modern because of the color combination.” The kitchen may be small, but don’t let its size fool you. The antique gate-leg dining table can easily seat up to six people without encroaching on the cook’s prep space.

CABINETRY Dove Studio Kitchen & Bath APPLIANCES AllSouth Appliance Group, Inc. COUNTERTOPS Dekton by Cosentino fabricated by Creative Stone BACKSPLASH, SINK, FAUCETRY and FLOORING Ciot HANGING LIGHTS OVER SINK AND TABLE Circa Lighting WALL COLOR Benjamin Moore White Dove ANTIQUE GATE LEG TABLE Holland MacRae DISHES and CONTAINERS Made Goods

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COVERED PORCH EVAN MILLARD, LAUREN MOORE & BETSY TRABUE, MODERN REMAINS A space to enjoy the clean country air while—thanks to a dramatically soaring ceiling—still protected from the elements, the covered porch offers indoor comforts in a lush outdoor setting. Wishing to create an inviting atmosphere, “as if the trees and sky beyond are giving you a welcoming hug,” the Modern Remains designers used a classic color combination of blue and white along with touches of green, all of which blend peacefully with the surrounding landscape, especially the babbling brook that runs alongside the house. A variety of blue-and-white fabrics accent the porch, including ticking, a Perennials favorite, which was made into drapery that envelops part of the space when drawn. When it came to choosing furniture, the designers sought out the unique. Custom-designed pieces with modern flair, such as a fluted concrete table, stand alongside vintage pieces, including a brass bar cart. Even the vintage Art Deco lanterns and egret fountains add a surprising touch.

CUSTOM DRAPERY FABRIC Perennials DRAPERY HARDWARE B&B Metal CUSTOM CARVED LIMESTONE FOUNTAIN Atelier Jouvence CUSTOM DINING TABLE and BENCH Abstrakt Concrete CUSTOM SIDE TABLE Aberdeen Studio VINTAGE DINING CHAIRS and VINTAGE BAR CART Chairish ANTIQUE EGRETS and ART DECO LANTERNS 1stDibs

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PRIMARY BEDROOM HOPE AUSTIN, HOPE AUSTIN INTERIORS It was the home’s natural vistas that inspired Hope Austin to create a primary bedroom that speaks to the area’s rolling hills and mountains while also offering a relaxing retreat at the end of the day.

Evocative of the nearby woods, Thibaut’s Lincoln Toile, an arboreal wallpaper in shades of blue and green, is the room’s most prominent decoration, one which Austin considers “the perfect balance of a traditional pattern in an updated color combination.” Neutral-colored bed linens and curtains bestow a sense of tranquility, while a blue mohair headboard, one of Austin’s favorite pieces, serves to ground the space. An added bonus is the adjacent nap nook. Although originally intended as sleeping quarters for children, Austin repurposed it as a dog nook. Sporting a cream-and-brown canine print wallpaper—Thibaut’s Dooley—and a dog bed from Peacock Alley, the nook is an ideal napping spot for pampered pooches.

Bedroom FLOORING Ciot CHANDELIER and LAMPS Circa Lighting WINDOWS Windsor Windows & Doors WALLPAPER and FABRIC Thibaut BEDDING Peacock Alley HEADBOARD Bjork Studio DRAPERY HARDWARE Kravet RUGS Moattar ARTWORK Atlanta Artist Collective Dog Nook DOG BED Peacock Alley ARTWORK Reprotique, Atlanta Artist Collective

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SIMPLISTIC BEAUTY GUEST BEDROOM 1 & BATHROOM ERIN COSSEY, ERIN COSSEY INTERIORS

The first thing one notices upon entering this guest bedroom is a pair of bunk beds, whose coziness looks so inviting that a good night’s sleep is practically guaranteed. But step further into the space and look out the window, and one of the room’s other highlights becomes clearly visible: a breathtaking view of nearby Lookout Mountain. Preferring not to compete with that view, Erin Cossey decided to keep things simple and mostly neutral, which she says “helped to highlight the room’s statement pieces and draw the eye to the beautiful property outside the windows.” Walls, bunk beds and a chest of drawers are soft white, cream or putty, while curtains, lamps and throw pillows introduce green and blue accents into the space.

Color-wise, the adjacent guest bathroom is treated in similar fashion, albeit with blue cabinetry and a patterned tile floor punctuating the space. Partnered with an antique wood table, the star of the space is a traditional claw-foot tub.

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GUEST BEDROOM & UPSTAIRS LANDING KIM WINKLER, KIM WINKLER DESIGNS A transitional space that has the advantage of natural light, the upstairs landing features hand-printed impressions of tree rings, cleverly selected by designer Kim Winkler as a taste of what’s to come in her adjoining guest bedroom. Combining outside beauty with something that feels fun for kids, Winkler infused a playful fairytale storyline into the space. The designer found inspiration from the forest, establishing a cream and green color palette throughout, most notably seen in verdant tree decals of varying heights on the walls. Taking advantage of the vaulted ceiling, the trees are further animated by birds and animals that frolic in the wooded setting. A highlight of the room is an A-frame style bed that resembles a little house, and, one of Winkler’s favorite pieces, the small wood table that was formed from a slice of a tree trunk. Although designed with children in mind, the room could just as easily appeal to adults who are young at heart and have a spirit for wanderlust.

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PRETTY IN PINK PRIMARY BATHROOM COURTNEY SHEARER, THE DESIGNERY

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Not your run-of-the-mill bathroom, Courtney Shearer’s version is one which dazzles the eyes. Intending for the space to have “a cozy sophistication and evoke a feeling of calm, much like that of a grandparent’s house,” Shearer treated the bathroom’s walls to a luxurious finish: Schumacher’s Madame de Pompadour wallpaper in blush, which gives the impression of an antique hand-painted paper like one found in a grand established house. Another visual reference to the past are the pendant lights, whose brass chains and shapely milk glass globes look vintage, despite being new. Although the wallpaper admittedly steals the show, vibrant teal cabinetry manages to command attention while also complementing the paper’s rosy-pink hues. Contemporary vessel sinks partnered with sleek countertops and hardware round out the curated mix of styles and color that the designer refers to as “an overall elevated, yet cozy aesthetic.”

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NATURALLY INSPIRED FOYER ALISON WOMACK JOWERS, WOMACK JOWERS INTERIORS

The foyer’s lack of windows didn’t stop designer Alison Womack Jowers from creating a visual connection with the home’s pastoral setting. Wanting to show visitors that “even a hallway can connect homeowners to where they live,” Womack Jowers enveloped the space in an outdoor-oriented, trellisprint wallpaper, whose shades of white, soft taupe and blue evoke the atmospheric colors found outside while also helping to make the small space seem bigger than it really is. A white plaster pendant light adds additional brightness, while underfoot, a striped rug repeats the wallpaper’s color scheme. Even the artwork was chosen with the home’s location in mind: a contemporary painting depicting a Kentucky Warbler, a songbird found in forested areas of the Southeast. As a space with heavy foot traffic, Womack Jowers made sure to include some hallway necessities, such as an antique English antler coatrack and a midcentury bamboo-style mirror.

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PRIVATE RETREAT

SPRING HOUSE & COURTYARD AMANDA HICKAM, HARPER HARRIS DESIGN STUDIO Situated independently of the cottage, the spring house sets itself apart with its bold decor. Conceiving her space as an “edgy but elegant spa,” designer Amanda Hickam made dramatic design decisions, including the ceiling’s eye-catching black-and-white striped wallpaper and the green velvet window valances. “The green is a nod to nature, but with the volume turned up,” she says. At the same time, restful shades of soothing neutrals are also in abundance, seen in the sheer curtains that frame the soaking tub. The connected courtyard is equally striking as well as intimate. Contemporary black metal chairs, whose neutral cushions are paired with punchy green-andwhite throw pillows, create a relaxing environment where one can, as the designer puts it, “slow down, stay awhile and recharge.”

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COTTAGE LIVING

DESIGN-BUILD FIREFLY COMMUNITIES, COLEMAN MILLS, CDK INTERIOR DESIGN

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Named for a plant that is indigenous to the surrounding Chattanooga Valley, The Mountain Laurel cottage is located in the Cloudland Station community in Chickamauga, Georgia. Boasting views of the valley as well as nearby Lookout Mountain, the 1,620-square-foot cottage, like the rest of the community, “feels like something that could have been here for a while,” says developer and Cloudland Station founder John Tatum. Indeed, the home’s design, especially its board-and-batten siding, pays homage to the area’s historical architectural vernacular—the so-called Carpenter Gothic style— but the surrounding environment was also an influence. “The house was designed to interact with the landscape,” explains architect Coleman Mills, formerly of Harrison Design, who configured the cottage’s tall but compact layout so that its interiors had plenty of outdoor views and easy-to-use space. Likewise, the outdoor areas are thoughtfully arranged, including intimately scaled courtyards and porches as well as the adjacent spring house, a newly-built structure that traditionally would have provided drinking water to the community but that is used today as auxiliary living space.

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LUXURY LIVING OPENING NIGHT

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LUXURY LIVING IN BUCKHEAD

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937 Richards Branch Road Morganton, GA 30560 $5,790,000 27± Acres / 7 Beds / 5.5 Baths

LO G A N F I T T S

(706) 851-4486 (706) 913-8300 Logan.Fitts@harrynorman.com UNIQUE LUXURY LIVING FEATURES: • Auto-tinting windows • Whole home fiber internet • Handmade Moroccan tile • Nano Kitchen and Outdoor Entertaining Wall • Gas heated, saltwater infinity pool with true infinity edge • Backs up to U.S. National Forest • Full Smart Home integration

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Blue Mountain Oyster Homestead is a contemporary retreat tucked away in a lush 27± acre homesite that backs up to the US National Forest. Walls of glass open up to long-range mountain views and privacy in every direction. The main house is complete with six bedrooms, an office, large gym, four and a half bathrooms, and a large open-concept living area. The chef’s kitchen features Jenn-air appliances, quartizite countertops, Nano Wall, and dinette. A full smart home integration, radiant floor heat, steam showers, handmade Moroccan tile showers, six-ton primary bathroom shower, and handmade cabinet pulls are just a few unique features of this home. The guest house is a full suite that boasts a kitchen, living room, one bedroom and one bathroom. With the exterior you’ll find an infinity edge pool, outdoor kitchen, and three bay garage with workshop and dog wash. This is a one-of-a-kind creation that will not last long.

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SANDY SPRINGS, GA | $1,625,000 4 BED | 5 BATH | 6,109 SQ. FT. IRENE CLARY | 770.540.5431

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SANDY SPRINGS, GA | $1,695,000 7 BED | 7 BATH | IRENE CLARY | 770.540.5431

CUMMING, GA | $1,049,099 4 BED | 3 BATH | 4,826 SQ. FT. BRAD CARLTON | 678.779.5161

SANDY SPRINGS, GA | $750,000 5 BED | 4 BATH | 4,341 SQ. FT. BENJY DUBOVSKY | 404.667.7055

VILLA RICA, GA | $744,900 4 BED | 3 BATH | 2,554 SQ. FT. LEAH WILLIAMSON | 678.654.5672

SANDY SPRINGS, GA | $709,000 5 BED | 6 BATH | 4,108 SQ. FT. IRENE CLARY | 770.540.5431

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is a color chameleon. A hint of it here and there adds a certain joie de vivre to any room. A space entirely swathed in it practically glows. It’s playful, yet elegant, and pretty and versatile enough to be incorporated practically anywhere—from the most formal Buckhead living rooms to casual beachside cottages along 30A. Moving into a new year, coral is a fresh—and joyful—color to consider. —Clinton Smith

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