GRACEFUL GRANDEUR Classic & Collected Interiors
Contents NOVEMBER 2022
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The French Connection
A radical renovation plus addition transforms a house into a French chateau-style abode that appears as though it has stood for centuries 50
Embracing Tradition
Adorned with handcrafted details that recall the homes of yesteryear, this light-filled Garden Hills abode perfectly blends in with the historic neighboring homes
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Let Us Entertain You
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Best Dressed
In September, the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art recognized the best and brightest in design at the 16th annual Philip Trammell Shutze Awards
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Returning Home
A designer’s thoughtful vision for her family’s mountain lake house is guided by memories of rustic waterfront cottages while sporting all the amenities of a new build
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Property Report
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Calendar Happenings this month
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Naomi On the classics
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Dish The Americano
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End Note In Love With…Chevron
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Editor’s Letter
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Ad Index
On the Cover INTERIOR DESIGNER CINDY KAHN INTERIORS ARCHITECT ARCHITECTURAL ACCENTS Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL
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Take A Seat
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S H U T Z E AWA R D S
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In September, the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art recognized the best and brightest in design at the 16th annual PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS
HIGHLY COMPETITIVE AND ONE of the region’s most prestigious recognitions, a Philip T. Shutze Award is oftentimes considered the pinnacle of its receiver’s career. Named after Atlanta’s most famous architect, the award honors the brightest Southeastern talents and their commitment to upholding classical design practices. The submission process is not for the faint of heart and is as meticulous as the projects that win, with three industry peers—this year, interior designer Katie Ridder, architect Mac White and landscape architect Fernando Wong—blindly and thoroughly judging each entry. Upon
completion, the season’s swankiest celebration follows with around 300 architects, designers, landscape architects and other industry members dressed in their black-tie best for the awards ceremony party at Atlanta’s Piedmont Driving Club. Designer Madeline Stuart hosted the evening where winners were publicly recognized, architect Norman D. Askins was honored as the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, and excellence in classical, traditional design was celebrated throughout. Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles was in attendance and is delighted to share the award-winning projects with you.
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RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE OVER 7,500 SQUARE FEET
Brandon Ingram, C. Brandon Ingram Design South Georgia Quail Plantation, Quitman, Georgia WHAT THE JURORS SAY: “This speaks to all the qualities looked at by the jury—proportion, scale, rhythm and symmetry. The detail is impeccable and carries through from space to space.” WORDS FROM THE WINNER: “With this house being my first major commission, the honor of seeing it recognized with a Shutze Award is even more meaningful. It’s without a doubt one of the most special projects in my portfolio and one I’ll never forget. It’s a perfect example of what a trusting client and a well-orchestrated design team can create.”
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RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN UNDER 7,500 SQUARE FEET
Caroline Gidiere, Caroline Gidiere Design Georgian in Mountain Brook, Birmingham, Alabama
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WHAT THE JURORS SAY: “This project has a sophisticated palette and clear mastery of detail. The upholstery details are interesting and the fabric combinations are wonderful.” WORDS FROM THE WINNER: “The aim of the interiors was to meet the exterior’s strictly classical architecture with traditional design, as well as balance that with the needs and preferences of a young and modern family. To accomplish that, we curated a mix of classic textiles and antiques that present a fresh feel with an eye to practicality.”
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LIFE
HAUTE CUISINE
DISH
THE SCOOP
Thanksgiving On the Go
With Chef Scott Conant at the helm, THE AMERICANO delivers an upscale, modern Italian steakhouse to Atlanta Written by EVAN EDWARDS Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN
clockwise, from above The elegant dining room inside The Americano. An array of dinner items are tastefully plated. The Tuna Tartare. Versace on the Floor cocktail made with Serrano Fresno Chili-infused vodka and basil olive oil foam.
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CASTELLUCCI HOSPITALITY GROUP has your Thanksgiving fare
covered thanks to their “one click” Thanksgiving dinner package and a variety of à la carte options. Order your entire meal or stick with a couple sides for you and your crew from Atlanta favorites such as Double Zero, Sugo and The Iberian Pig Buckhead. All food orders can be placed online for in-restaurant pickup. chgrestaurants.com
For your sweet tooth, THE CHASTAIN is offering an exclusive selection of desserts and pastries to preorder this Thanksgiving. Don’t miss out on fall favorites like a pumpkin cheesecake complete with a ginger-snap crust or a salted caramel apple pie baked with locally grown apples and creamy caramel. All items will be available for order online and can be picked up at the restaurant before the holiday. thechastainatl.com Forget the chaos of forging a Thanksgiving tablescape because on November 24, SOUTH CITY KITCHEN is offering an in-dining experience with a prix fixe threecourse menu at their Buckhead, Midtown and Vinings locations. With an appetizer, entree and dessert included, adults and children alike can enjoy the holiday sans the stress. southcitykitchen.com
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COMPLETE WITH CHIC AND art-forward interiors, The Americano sets a new standard for fine dining. Located inside the InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta hotel, the city was an obvious choice for celebrity Chef Scott Conant when it came to selecting the second locale for his inspired Italian steakhouse dining concept. “Atlanta is known for its vibrant culture and booming culinary scene, so choosing it as the next home for The Americano was a no-brainer,” says Conant. “With the neighborhood as a major hub for both business and tourism, we’re thrilled to have the opportunity to provide an unparalleled dining experience for the city’s locals and visitors alike.” From delectable pastas to main courses from both land and sea, there is no shortage of cuisine options. The Focaccia Ripiena—stuffed with stracchino cheese, potato and pesto—is the perfect starter for the table as everyone peruses the dinner menu. Described by Conant as an “Italian-inspired steakhouse with a soulful menu of fine-aged steaks, house-made pasta, Italian antipasti and Mediterranean seafood,” The Americano, complete with a carefully curated lunch menu as well, is a must-try this season. At the bar, the cocktails—and their focus on fresh ingredients—have quickly become a fan favorite. Think bright and punchy sips like the “Drunken Wifey” made with tequila, limoncello, elderflower and Italian herbs. “The drinks are meant to make our guests curious and inspired to try them all, be it the glassware, garnishes or presentation,” says general manager Aaron Burkes. This season, guests can look forward to the fall-inspired cocktail “Them Apples” made with apple-and-brown butter-infused vodka. Inside, KTGY Simeone Deary Design Group drew inspiration from the original Scottsdale, Arizona, location and transformed the restaurant into a “sophisticated, moody atmosphere that complements the elevated ambience of Buckhead,” says Conant. The dark walls with pops of green accentuate the curvaceous chandeliers floating overhead, as well as the exclusive pieces of art showcased throughout. And thanks to the dining experience as a whole, it’s likely the restaurant will end up in your regular restaurant rotation this season. “The best reaction I’ve had from customers over the years is when they make another reservation on their way out,” says Conant. “That’s a real indication we created something truly special.”
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The French Connection A radical renovation plus addition transforms a house into a French chateau-style abode that appears as though it has stood for centuries Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styled by ELEANOR ROPER
Parisian Flair
An antique chandelier from Architectural Accents takes advantage of the high ceilings in the granary foyer, which is furnished with cabinets from the Paris Flea Market.
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Storied Appeal
above A walnut settee from Ainsworth-Noah and bergère chairs from Hickory White create a spot to enjoy coffee, cocktails and conversation in the keeping room just off the kitchen. opposite A wood paneled corridor that includes doorways to the powder room and a cloak room connects the newly constructed granary to the kitchen and keeping room.
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IT WAS THE PROJECT OF A lifetime for designer Cindy Kahn, who helped her longtime clients transform their relatively modest Atlanta-area home into something akin to a French chateau. “This project was a labor of love,” she says, noting the result elevates the lush 12-acre lakefront property. “I lived and breathed it.” Architectural designers Charles Nevinson, Maria Williamson and Andrew Albarez of Architectural Accents, along with builder Kathy Gregorcyk and landscape designer Greg Arnold, were equally committed to the multiyear project, dramatically reconfiguring the layout and designing a neighboring structure clad with Fond du Lac stone that resembles a 14th-century
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EMBRACING TRADITION Adorned with handcrafted details that recall the homes of yesteryear, this light-filled Garden Hills abode by CAROLE WEAKS and SPITZMILLER & NORRIS perfectly blends in with the historic neighboring homes Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN Produced by LAUREN IVERSON
Warm Welcome
A pair of bell jar lights with clover etching from EdgarReeves Lighting illuminates the traditional entry foyer. The runner is from Bijar Oriental Rugs, Inc.
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Stately Study
One of the many pieces in the owners’ art collection, a piece by Robert Jessup from Fay Gold Gallery hangs over the fireplace in the cozy den. The rug is by Moattar.
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FAMILIARITY HAS BRED contentedness for architects Rick Spitzmiller and Robert Norris and interior designer Carole Weaks, who have collaborated on many notable projects over the years. That sense of camaraderie came into play when they recently reunited to help longtime clients create their dream home in Garden Hills. Detailed with linear shiplap-clad bay windows, arches and star-shape cutouts, the brick abode blends in seamlessly with the historic enclave’s traditional houses. “It’s inspired by the Arts and Crafts Movement,” says Spitzmiller. “The brick detailing evokes hands-on work by skilled craftsmen.” That attention to detail also defines the interior, which includes substantial moldings and mantels, custom handcrafted cabinetry and an abundance of windows on all sides. “The quality of light is not typical for infill lots in established neighborhoods,” explains Spitzmiller. Flanking the fireplace in
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In the Details
Hardware from Matthew Quinn Collection accents the handsome floorto-ceiling cabinetry by Stewart Custom Cabinets in the light-filled kitchen.
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Work of Art
left A plush sofa in Madeaux fabric through AinsworthNoah anchors a stylish, comfortable seating area in the spacious living room. below A French chair covered in fabric by Nina Campbell flanks the handsome fireplace mantel in the living room. The artwork is by Hadiee Becker through TEW Galleries.
“Some of the art leans more contemporary but in a very gentle way. The most successful design looks collected, like it has grown over time.” —Carole Weaks
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Lasting Looks
left Painted box bay windows and matching arches accent the masonry home designed by Spitzmiller & Norris in Garden Hills. below Brick, shiplap and classic columns distinguish a poolside pergola in the lush yard.
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Tailored Texture
Designer Kim Majure kept upholstery restrained in the living room with clean lines and a neutral palette. Sam Moore chairs in nubby gray pinstripes swivel to view both the lake and fireplace.
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Returning Home
A designer’s thoughtful vision for her family’s mountain lake house is guided by memories of rustic waterfront cottages while sporting all the amenities of a new build Written by SUSAN HALL Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL
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With a View
The alcove with floorto-ceiling windows was specifically designed to house a pair of inviting chaises by Taylor King for napping and reading.
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INTERIOR DESIGNER KIM MAJURE vividly remembers the allure of her grandmother’s Jersey Shore beach cottage. “She had this quaint old house, and I have such nostalgic memories of it,” she says. “It had all these nooks and crannies, and as a little kid it felt so magical.” Those feelings stayed with Majure as she and husband Patrick searched for
their own waterfront getaway on Lake Burton in North Georgia, where their family had been vacationing for years. “Lake Burton feels as though you’ve been transported to a distant, remote locale, yet it’s only a short drive from home,” says Majure. While they agreed on location, the couple had different notions about the home itself. “I longed for an old and
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Welcome In
The entry forms a dogtrotlike breezeway that connects bedrooms on the right to living spaces on the left and provides views and direct access to the lake. Pennsylvania bluestone floors bring the outside in, iron pendants from Troy Lighting add vintage nautical style and the fence-inspired railings lend a pastoral feel.
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LIFE
END NOTE Chevron-Print Pendant Light by AltaModa, available through Artemest, artemest.com
IN LOVE WITH...
Chevron
patterns are more than just mere zigzags. The iconic motif can suit any number of spaces—it can be bold and powerful or more subtle and subdued. Even in a room full of plain and solid fabrics, the addition of just a few throw pillows with a chevron design can be enough to energize a space without becoming overwhelming. In silk and velvet fabrics, chevron designs become more formal; in linens and lighter weaves, they become more casual and relaxed. It’s that sort of versatility that makes the timeless pattern so popular. —Clinton Smith
Chevron Cabinet by Thomas O’Brien for Century, centuryfurniture.com
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clockwise, from top left Fenne fabric in Orchid by Sanderson, available through Jerry Pair, sanderson.sandersondesigngroup.com; Zig Zag fabric in Peridot-Violet by Mally Skok Design, available through Travis & Company, mallyskokdesign.com; Chevron in Mineral by Clarke & Clarke, available through Kravet, kravet.com; Chevron Strie Velvet Tape in Emerald by Schumacher, fschumacher.com
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■ FINE LINES A dining room by Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts features Schumacher’s Shock Wave silk velvet fabric.
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NOVEMBER 17–DECEMBER 11, 2022 • 914 Buckingham Circle NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 ATLANTAHOLIDAYHOME.COM | #ATLHOLIDAYHOME Presented by KBD Development & Construction · Benefiting Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
ta ble of contents Cover photographed by David Christensen Interior design by Judy Bentley
8 ABOUT THE SHOWHOUSE 9 GENERAL INFORMATION 9 WELCOME 10 SPONSORS 12 ABOUT THE BENEFICIARY 16 HONORARY CHAIRS 18 MOONLIGHT & MISTLETOE 20 SPECIAL EVENTS 26 FIND US ONLINE
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Patricia McLean Interiors, Inc.
42 FLOOR PLANS
74 PRIMARY BATHROOM
46 FOYER & HALLWAY
Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts
48 DINING ROOM
Lauren DeLoach Interiors
50 SCULLERY, PANTRY & POWDER ROOM
Blessed Little Bungalow
54 KITCHEN & KEEPING ROOM Davenport Designs Ltd.
28 ABOUT THE BUILDER &
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28 ABOUT THE ARCHITECTURE
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DEVELOPER
32 ABOUT THE CABINETRY DESIGNER
32 ABOUT THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
36 ABOUT THE
INTERIOR SPECIFICATIONS
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DESIGNERS
POWDER ROOM
60 GUEST SUITE
Huff Harrington Design
64 LOGGIA & POOL DECK Universal Furniture with Grayson Pratt Interiors
68 LIVING ROOM The Jane Group
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78 LIBRARY
Jessica Bradley Interiors
82 STAIR HALL, UPSTAIRS
LAUNDRY ROOM & HALLWAY
Crystal Corder Interiors
86 UPSTAIRS LOUNGE Forbes Masters
88 BEDROOM & BATHROOM #1 Howard House Interiors
92 BEDROOM & BATHROOM #2 Millárd
96 BEDROOM & BATHROOM #3 Holt Interiors
98 BEDROOM & BATHROOM #4 Christopher Collection
100 GAME ROOM Venture Games
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a bout the showhouse HARRISON DESIGN AND KBD CONSTRUCTION’S contemporary take on an English estate serves as the 2022 Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse & Marketplace in the heart of Buckhead. The 14th annual showhouse, situated on one acre with a finished basement, is the second collaboration between the respected architecture firm and developer for an Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles signature event. With more than 10,500 square feet, the home features five bedrooms, six full baths and three half baths on three levels. The design is modeled after the style of English architect C.F.A. (Charles Francis Annesley) Voysey from the late 1890s and early 1900s with details such as oversized arches, generous gables and swooping pitches. The home’s free-flowing design casts a romantic air and lets in light through expected and unexpected choices. A stucco exterior and simplified interior trim present timeless, clean-lined design. Traditional fittings blend with updated finishes, such as solid French white oak flooring, custom cabinets by Kingdom Woodworks, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, and O’Neil Ruppel plumbing fixtures through Renaissance Tile & Bath. An emphasis on daylight is evident in its abundant windows and doors, as well as signature features. A barrel vault ceiling spans from the keeping room to the loggia and the fireside covered porch to create connectivity and a sense of airiness. The spaces were designed for easy flow and pool views as Atlantans recognize the importance of backyards and oasis-like getaways at home. In the
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open kitchen, an arched window behind the stove serves as a way for homeowners to soak up the light and views as the seasons change. The openness of those spaces contrasts with the privacy of other areas, such as the fireside living room and library. Upon entering the home, guests find the dining room situated off the foyer, which then flows to the kitchen and its accompanying scullery and pantry for functionality and storage. On the other side of the foyer, a floating staircase leads to the second floor, where the hallway’s long spine—reminiscent of the design team’s previous showhouse collaboration—links the ensuite bedrooms and creates vestibules for artwork. The main level features a substantial primary suite where a groin vault ceiling in the bathroom plays off the arched window in the shower, maximizing the sunlight. The suite’s design accommodates hers and his water closets and walk-in closets. For the utmost in access, amenities include an elevator. With guests in mind, the home includes a suite with a vaulted ceiling above the two-car garage. A mudroom is ready to serve homeowners and guests maneuvering in and out of the residence’s porte cochere, motor court and pool. KBD Development & Construction partnered with Floralis Garden Design for the landscape architecture and Lauren Davenport Imber of Davenport Designs Ltd. for the interior specifications. The showhouse features the talents of the Southeast’s top interior designers for a multi-generational holiday tradition. —Lori Johnston
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ADDRESS 914 BUCKINGHAM CIRCLE NW, ATLANTA, GA 30327
DATES OPENS TO THE PUBLIC | Thursday, November 17 CLOSES | Sunday, December 11 CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THANKSGIVING DAY
HOURS THURSDAY through SATURDAY, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. SUNDAY, 1–4 p.m.
DAILY ADMISSION $40 General Admission Groups of 10 or more, $30 each
PARKING
No parking is available on Buckingham Circle. Parking and door-to-door shuttle service is available two streets east of the Showhouse on Regency Road.
QUESTIONS? For questions, please call (404) 965-4555 or email info@atlantaholidayhome.com
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Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles is delighted to present the 14th-annual Home for the Holidays Designer Showhouse benefiting Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Every year, the most esteemed design talents come together in this wintertime tradition as we celebrate the magic and warmth of the holiday season. Dan Belman and Randy Korando of Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts serve as our 2022 honorary cochairs, and we are also honored to partner once again with our beneficiary, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, to support their commitment to provide specialized healthcare for children. During the run of showhouse, don’t miss a lineup of inspiring holiday events, including pop-up shops and floral demonstrations, candlelight tours and more. As you tour the showhouse, we encourage you to take inspiration and holiday spirit from the Atlanta design community’s incomparable talent.
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n Atlanta native, Lauren DeLoach embraces timeless Southern design with a fresh approach. Finding inspiration in architecture, antiques and art, Lauren
combines comfortable with classic to bring her updated traditional style to residences across the country. A sense of history in a home is a key element to Lauren’s philosophy. She
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A whimsical wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries hugs the coved ceiling in a formal dining room. See “Modern Twist” at atlantahomesmag.com
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