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Contents SEPTEMBER 2022

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Pattern Play

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Honoring Tradition

With decades devoted to mastering classical design, renowned architect Norman D. Askins receives the ICAA’s Lifetime Achievement Award

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Opposites Attract

Blending colorful cues and liveable luxury, the 2022 Southeastern Designer Showhouse stands out with energetic, high-style design

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Property Report

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Calendar Happenings this month

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Naomi On forever homes

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Dish Bastone

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End Note In Love With…Stripes

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Editor’s Letter

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Ad Index

On the Cover INTERIOR DESIGNER TISH MILLS INTERIORS ARCHITECT LINDA MACARTHUR ARCHITECT SOUTHERN

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FROM THE EDITOR

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WHAT DOES A FOREVER HOME look like to you? Is it a private oasis with verdant gardens and charming tucked away spaces? Or perhaps it’s submerged in the bustle of Buckhead, perched atop the city at one of Atlanta’s iconic and well-loved high-rise buildings? Though I myself sit in the middle, I find the answer is ever-evolving with one constant: Home should serve as departure from the everyday, transporting us to our happiest selves.

In this issue, we encourage that mantra with highlights from the 2022 Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens (page 82). Thanks to countless multitalented design professionals, the fashion-forward interiors, cheery color palettes and worldly influences commingle in spectacular fashion, inspiring visitors to push the design

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boundaries of their own homes. In a similar tone, Style Editor Clinton Smith revisits showhouses from years past (page 14), showcasing spaces that were cleverly taken to the next level with unique and stylish wallcoverings.

Also recommended: We raise a glass to celebrated architect Norman D. Askins as he is named the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art’s 2022 Lifetime Achievement Honoree (page 24). After devoting more than 40 years to preserving the traditions of Classical Norman’s unwavering passion for his craft with no slowdown in sight. May we all continue to carry that zest for timeless, classic design today and for decades to come.

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STYLE NEWS

PATTERN

PLAY Written and Produced by CLINTON SMITH

Natural Touch

From subtle stripes and organic grasscloths to fanciful florals and hand-painted scenes, wallcoverings and murals have long played a starring role in many Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles-sponsored showhouses, and this year was no exception. At the most recent Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens, (recap begins on page 82), Honorary Chair Tish Mills Kirk enveloped her sleeping space in a dazzling scenic wallcovering that left visitors feeling immersed in a lush park or forest. (And just imagine the calm of waking up under a canopy of trees every morning!)

While selecting a bold pattern can be a major commitment, this collection of showhouse spaces from over the years proves that unique wallcoverings can leave a lasting—and most stylish—impression, in rooms both big and small.

Designer PHOEBE HOWARD of MRS. HOWARD and MAX & COMPANY used Cowtan & Tout’s grandly scaled Villa wallcovering, which was inspired by the beauty of gemstones, in a stylish dining room. The pattern is printed on grasscloth, which adds further texture and dimension.

Full Bloom CYDNEY MITCHELL and BRITTANY STAFFORD of SOURCE used an Art Nouveau-inspired design of overscale lotus flowers to float around and rise above an oval window in a primary closet.

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Outside In

For a nursery space, designer ANNA-LOUISE WOLFE of ANNA-LOUISE WOLFE, LTD. specified Cowtan & Tout’s Grayshott wisteria design that feels as fresh as a spring garden.

Between the Lines

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Designer MICHELE GRATCH’s use of a graphic Anna French wallcovering adds a powerful punch to a petite powder room.

Trees of Life

Designer LAURA WALKER of VERDE HOME used Farrow & Ball’s Hornbeam wallpaper as the colorful backdrop for a multifunctional living and sleeping space.

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Enduring Elegance

NEWS

A classic stripe wallpaper by Peter Fasano provides a timeless backdrop for a beautiful collection of aptware in a primary bedroom designed by WILL HUFF and HEATHER DEWBERRY of HUFF-DEWBERRY, INC.

Classic Chic

In a dining room

by ROBERT BROWN of ROBERT BROWN INTERIOR DESIGN, a de Gournay wallcovering features silk organza cutouts layered against a tarnished silverleaf background, evocative of abstract art.

Peter Fasano’s Kinomi wallcovering adds an abstract and organic touch to a bath designed by DANA WOLTER of DANA WOLTER INTERIORS.

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PHILLIP SIDES of PHILLIP SIDES INTERIOR DESIGN commissioned New York artist Alan Carroll to create a custom mural to surround an elegant dining area. The ethereal effect is amplified by a wall of mirrors that reflect the pattern and light around the room.

Bold and Beautiful

CATE DUNNING and LATHEM GORDON of GORDONDUNNING cleverly use an overscale Anna French pattern on both the walls and console table to create a dramatic moment in a long passageway.

Powerful Print

Phillip Jeffries’ Urban Views metallic wallcovering adds a glamorous note to a stylish laundry room designed by MINHNUYET HARDY of MINHNUYET HARDY INTERIORS.

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Simply Chic

Schumacher’s Iconic Leopard wallpaper in a bold blue colorway livens up a hallway designed by PATRICK AND MEGHAN SHARP of MISTER + MRS SHARP.

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HONORING TRADITION

With decades devoted to mastering classical architecture and upholding historical precedent in Atlanta, renowned architect NORMAN D. ASKINS receives the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art’s Lifetime Achievement Award Produced by LAUREN IVERSON

Nestled into the land and designed to appear as though its been there for many years, a sprawling North Buckhead home exudes farmhouse charm. opposite, from top A home’s entrance lends a welcoming tone. Architect Norman D. Askins. A custom gate, designed by Askins, emphasizes a cottage’s storybook appeal.

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KNOWN FOR HIS MASTERY OF traditional architecture and classical designs that bridge the gap between old and new, architect Norman D. Askins, the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art’s (ICAA) 2022 Lifetime Achievement honoree, has spent more than 40 years paving the way for gracious Southern living.

“Norman Askins has truly set the bar for Atlanta architecture,” says Suzanne Kasler, who is a member of the ICAA Southeast Board of Directors and is the 2022 Shutze Awards chairperson. “His unique positivity, classical point of view and support of young talent has made an incredible difference in Atlanta architecture and the Atlanta design community.”

Growing up near Birmingham, Alabama, Askins’ admiration for architecture developed at an early age, spending days riding his bicycle through the streets of Mountain Brook teaching himself his architectural likes and dislikes. Throughout the years, that admiration grew into a profound passion for historical preservation, restoration and residential design, eventually leading him to open his eponymous Atlanta firm in 1977.

“Atlanta was good to me when I started my practice,” says Askins.

“We got so lucky to have the incredible talents of architects like Philip Shutze, Neil Reid, Bo Dean and James Means. They set the standard for true classicism in the South.”

“Norman Askins has truly set the bar for Atlanta Architecture.”

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To scale down what was originally a doubleheight foyer, Askins devised an arched, paneled ceiling to make the space feel more intimate.

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NORMAN ASKINS SHARES HIS FAVORITE INSPIRATIONS DESIGN INSPIRATION FROM THE PAST: Without a doubt Attingham Park summer school in England. I first went there for summer school in 1966 and again in 1994. Attingham was an exhaustive three-week study of historic architecture and decorative arts, traveling from one great house to the next.

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above Stepping stone paths and an outdoor fireplace are charming details in a home designed by Askins. left Curved steel windows and doors add visual interest to a dining room.

Askins has since become a staple of his own in the city. His unwavering devotion to his craft drew in eager young architects looking to learn—including Yong Pak, D. Stanley Dixon and William B. Litchfield—before establishing firms of their own. “I now have 24 firms that I compete with and they all do great work,” says Askins. “We’re all still buddies and I’m very proud of them.”

And with his expertise in historical precedent, devotion to elegant, yet innovative design and a passion for people and how they live, it’s clear why Askins remains a leader in the industry, continuously breathing life into new homes and restoring the old to their original grandeur. As for what’s on the horizon for the renowned architect: “Just keep on keeping on.” Askins will be honored by the ICCA Southeast at the 16th annual Philip Trammell Shutze awards on Sept. 17. normanaskins.com

MOST INSPIRING NONSTRUCTURE ITEM: I get a lot of inspiration from historic furniture and the decorative arts.

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ON A CLASSIC SUNDAY AFTERNOON: After working in the yard, you would most likely find me asleep or watching Downton Abbey on my porch in Highlands, enjoying the views of the mountains and my backyard.

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Expanded Vision Written and Produced by LORI JOHNSTON

T.S. ADAMS STUDIO ARCHITECTS, INC. is helping redesign the 15-acre CHASTAIN HORSE PARK (chastainhorsepark.org) to expand its nationally recognized therapy program for children, teens and adults. The original stables were founded in the 1930s, and now the park is one of the country’s last urban horse parks, conducting more than

5,500 sessions annually. The $8.95 million project includes new covered areas and climate-controlled spaces with a focus on efficiency and an artistic eye toward its structures. Two new barns are designed by TIM ADAMS in distinct and differing styles: a shingle-style barn with a gambrel roof for the Therapeutic Horsemanship Center and a Southern vernacular for the boarder barn. The center’s location on a hill and its size—15,595 square feet on the first floor and 1,170 square feet on the second floor—makes it visible from the neighborhood and major roadways. “It is going to enhance the community,” says Adams. “The horse park in general has always been this iconic thing.

This is going to draw more attention to it.”

TRISHA GROSS, executive director of Chastain Horse Park, a 501(c)(3), credits Adams’ experience building homes and barns as important because of its presence in an “amazing residential neighborhood.” “This is going to enable us to stand tall from a facilities viewpoint,” says Gross.

MACALLAN CONSTRUCTION and GROVE STREET PARTNERS also are collaborators. The project, which includes an additional covered riding arena and expansion of paddocks, is expected to be complete by mid 2024.

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The Serenbe Designer Showhouse, presented by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles from September 23 to October 16, is back for the ninth year with a fresh take on farmhouse glam.

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The INTERCONTINENTAL BUCKHEAD ATLANTA enters the fall with a new contemporary look, thanks to the luxury property’s first major transformation since it opened in 2004. The hotel’s signature restaurant is now the second U.S. location of The Americano, a modern Italian steakhouse by celebrity chef Scott Conant. KTGY SIMEONE DEARY DESIGN GROUP, based in Chicago, updated the lobby lounge with rose marble floors and abstract paintings by Atlanta artist Niki Zarrabi, as well as the breakfast cafe and 422 signature suites and guest rooms. The Club Lounge on the 21st floor also was redesigned. The “traditional with a twist” concept is influenced by the state symbols of the peach, honeybee and

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▼ SEP. 17 The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art Southeast Chapter hosts the 16th annual PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS CELEBRATION.

⊳ SEP. 2–OCT. 1 DK GALLERY is set to host their September

Held at the Piedmont Driving Club, this black-tie event

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Julia Burns, Lauren Chambers and more. The opening reception is Sep. 2 and will spotlight the Humane Society of Cobb County. dkgallery.us

▶ SEP. 23–24 TASTE OF ATLANTA presents Taste Around Town Chamblee—two days filled with the city’s leading cuisine and entertainment. Taking place at Chamblee’s new city hall, attendees will try some of the city’s best food, wine, beer, cocktails and more. Live entertainment and chef demonstrations will be present for guest enjoyment as well. tasteofatlanta.com

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Naomi Von Habersham I HAVE A FEELING THAT MY current home is likely my forever home. You see, I’m a creature of habit, and I don’t do well with change, so even thinking about moving and adjusting to a new environment is enough to make me curl up in the fetal position. Not that I’m complaining or anything. If I end up living in this home for the rest of my life, I’ll be perfectly content. My home suits me to a T, and that, in my opinion, is what helps a house become a forever home. That being said, I do daydream from time to time about what my ideal forever home would be. Call it an exercise in wishful thinking. So what does it look like in my mind? It’s definitely English Regency in style, much like some of the homes designed by the great Philip Shutze, because one can never go wrong with anything reminiscent of Mr. Shutze’s work. Inside the house, the rooms would be on the small side. It might just be me, but I prefer the coziness of small spaces. The kitchen would be functional but not extravagant, and there would have to be an adjacent butler’s pantry to hold all of my china, table linen and the other accessories I seem to accumulate at an alarming rate.

Oh, and a proper, old-fashioned breakfast room too. I would love to have one of those. I see lots of classic wallpapers, from a Zuber scenic paper for my study to one of those charming Paul Poiret prints from Schumacher for the powder room. There must be plenty of bookshelves, too, in almost every room. After all, books do furnish a room, to quote the writer Anthony Powell. My dream home’s fabrics would be like a hit parade of favorites, including anything and everything from Rose Cumming. Gosh, writing all of this down is getting me excited about my dream home, even though in all likelihood, it will only remain a fantasy. But you know what they say—dreams do sometimes come true.

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Italian hospitality and exclusive food pairings commingle in West Midtown’s BASTONE Written by EVAN EDWARDS

ADDING TO THE ASSEMBLAGE OF exceptional restaurants in the rapidly growing West Midtown, Bastone brings Atlantans their very own mozzarella bar featuring homemade pastas, craft cocktails and wine. Already famous for his establishments Grana and The White Bull, chef Pat Pascarella of The Porchetta Group is the brains behind this new dining concept that offers guests an array of mozzarella and salumi options to taste test.

“Our focus is on mozzarella and pasta dishes inspired by Campania, Abruzzo and Puglia,” says Pascarella. “We offer a robust mozzarella and salumi bar and tastings that include mozzarellas accompanied by boards of prosciutto, roasted artichoke, eggplant caponata and more.”

Described as simple but elevated, the menu also features seasonal small plates, salads and an evolving selection of pastas.

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As for the dining experience, Pascarella wants guests to feel as though they are on a holiday.

“I want it to feel like an all-day Aperitivo hour,” says Pascarella. “We want guests to be enjoying salumi and mozzarella while sipping on a spritz. Everything’s meant to be shared—guests can try a bunch of different dishes and create their own experiences that way, or leave that to us and we’ll make it really special.”

Beverage director Anthony Panzica depicts the drink program as a thoughtful roundup of cocktails that uses as many farm-sourced ingredients as possible.

“We love our boozy and stirred cocktails, but Bastone really celebrates those that are shaken and fresh,” says Panzica. “You don’t want to weigh down your palate when you’re knocking back mortadella and burrata. The spritz menu has a great

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THE SCOOP clockwise from left Arancini made with cheese, ciccioli, springtime mint and peas.

Lamb tartare made with rucola, robiolina, minthazelnut pesto with chips.

The famed Ace of Clubs cocktail made with salted pasta water. Bastone’s dining room boasts charming interiors.

selection too, with classics like the Aperol spritz and Italicus, alongside atypical ones like mezcal and grilled peach nectar, with lime, prosecco and soda.”

For the adventurous, Bastone-exclusive cocktail the Ace of Clubs—or better known as the pasta water martini—is a favorite among guests, consisting of gin, salted pasta water and a mozzarella ball.

Inside, Z-Space Design Inc. is responsible for the bright, clean and stimulating design, reflecting the charm of a chic Italian marketplace.

Says Pascarella, “I wanted guests to feel like they were being transported to a piazza in Italy—white marble, wood and tile accents and cured meats hanging above the mozzarella bar.” bastoneatlanta.com

City Staples

Celebrating its 50th anniversary this November, the famed Japanese restaurant NAKATO has been a city favorite for decades.

Original owner Tetsuko Nakato opened the doors in 1972— introducing Atlantans to an array of new flavors and traditions.

Today, Tetsuko’s granddaughter Sachiyo (“Sachi”) Nakato Takahara is carrying on the tradition of delivering authentic Japanese cuisine at the same landmark location. nakatorestaurant.com Winner of a 2022 James Beard Foundation America’s Classics Award, THE BUSY BEE CAFE has served Southern comfort food since 1947. Lucy Jackson, a self-taught cook, was the original owner and laid the foundation for its future successes. During the Civil Rights Movement, the restaurant acted as a meeting place for leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr. Today, owner Tracy Gates continues to deliver the original soul food to Atlantans.

In hopes to restore joy in the aftermath of World War II, Mary MacKenzie opened MARY MAC’S TEA ROOM in 1945. Located on Ponce De Leon Avenue, the last remaining original tea room in Atlanta offers Southern favorites such as chicken and dumplings, fried chicken, shrimp and grits, homemade bread and fresh vegetables. marymacs.com

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THE KING AND PRINCE: A BEACHFRONT STAPLE THE KING AND PRINCE BEACH & GOLF RESORT has dedicated itself to excellence in hospitality since its opening in 1935. The resort’s blend of modern-day decadence and historic Southern charm has contributed to its continued popularity among island locals and vacation-goers.

The King and Prince’s offerings accommodate every genre of traveler. For a familyfriendly excursion, explore one of the resort’s 42 villas, or stay in a luxurious, private guest home. Guests can take their kids for a swim in one of the five outdoor pools facing the ever-beautiful Atlantic Ocean. Or book an Oceanfront Suite and enjoy an intimate escape paired with a panoramic ocean view and private patio.

There is no need to leave the resort to dine since ECHO, an award-winning oceanfront restaurant and bar, is located within the King and Prince lobby. ECHO’s locallysourced, Southern menu is curated by way of long-standing relationships with coastal farmers and purveyors. Guests can indulge in dishes that offer an elevated twist on the classics, such as ECHO Shrimp and Grits or Pimento Cheese Hummus, and pair meals with a hand-crafted cocktail like 44

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Housed on resort grounds, The Cottage Custard + Coffee has been serving guests creamy frozen custard, tasty baked treats and caffeinated delights since its grand opening in May 2021. Mirroring ECHO’s mission to source locally, The Cottage uses beans from local coffeehouse Wake Up Coffee Co. to brew fresh joe each morning.

The Cottage is the only shop on St. Simons Island offering frozen custard, and it’s sure to satisfy any sweet tooth.

The King and Prince strives to continue enhancing its revered customer experience and serving its St. Simons Island homeland while paying homage to southern tradition.

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Showhouse admission is $25 per person until September 1st, then increases to $30 per person.

Tickets available online at serenbeshowhouse.com and on-site at Serenbe.

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All net proceeds from the 2022 Serenbe Designer Showhouse will support The Decorative Arts Fellowship, part of Special Projects for the Art Farm at Serenbe. The Fellowship invites a Southeastern artist in their early-tomid career to feature their work in the Serenbe Designer Showhouse. The artist will make objects for the interiors of buildings and/or interior design—specifically textiles, furniture, lighting, ceramics, metalware, or fine art—and be chosen by the editorial staff of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine, the lead designer for the Serenbe Designer Showhouse and by Serenbe.

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Parking for the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Serenbe Designer Showhouse is in Serenbe’s Grange neighborhood along Serenbe Lane. Please look for parking signs and avoid private resident parking.

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

Private group tours available, $350 for up to 10 guests plus $35 per additional guest.

Available Wednesday by appointment.

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10503 Serenbe Lane Chattahoochee Hills, GA 30268 Serenbe is located in beautiful Chattahoochee Hills, only 25 minutes southwest of the Atlanta airport.

Enter the Serenbe community from Atlanta-Newnan Road, turning onto Serenbe Lane. Parking will be immediately as you enter on both sides of the street and the Showhouse will be on your right.

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SPECIAL EVENTS + PRIVATE OFFERINGS TOAST & TOUR OPENING NIGHT PREVIEW PARTY Thursday, September 22, 6:30 p.m. at The Showhouse $60 through August 31; $75 beginning September 1 Be the first to see the Serenbe Designer Showhouse and mingle with the interior designers and editor-in-chief of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

SERENBE DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE PRIVATE & GROUP TOURS Grab a group of friends or family and head to Serenbe to tour the 2022 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Designer Showhouse. Private tours are $350 for up to 10 guests and $35 per additional guest. Available on Wednesdays and requires 48 hours advance notice. Please contact showhouse@serenbe.com to book.

SIP ’N STROLL FRIDAYS 4–5:30 p.m. at The Showhouse, $45 per person Can add on to your regular ticket for $15 Enjoy bottomless bubbly while you tour The Showhouse after hours.

FOREST BATHING + POOLSIDE SOUND BATH WITH SERENBE YOGA Saturday, September 24, 8 a.m. at The Showhouse, $75 per person Heather Ruth, owner of Serenbe Yoga, will guide a forest bathing experience as we engage multi-sensory during our walking meditation. We will end with a poolside sound bath, using the power of sound to bring balance, relaxation, and a sense of well-being to your mind, body and spirit.

WINE TASTING WITH THE WINE SHOP AT SERENBE Thursday, September 29, 5 p.m. at The Showhouse, $75 per person Taste a variety of wines specially selected by The Wine Shop while enjoying light bites.

KRISTINE MAYS ART OPENING Saturday, October 1, 5 p.m. at Deer Hollow Park Walk the new park and enjoy over 25 metal sculptures placed throughout the natural scenery.

ATLANTA DESIGN FESTIVAL ARCHITECTURE TOUR Sunday, October 2, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. in Serenbe Tour four Serenbe homes as part of the Atlanta Design Festival, which includes talks, films, tours throughout the Southeast, and more. Learn about all Atlanta Design Festival events at AtlantaDesignFestival.net.

ART OVER DINNER WITH LYALL PENLEY Sunday, October 2, 6 p.m. at The Farmhouse, $130 per person Meet the recipient of the 2022 Decorative Arts Fellowship and learn more about his process over a delectable meal created by Chef Nicolas Bour and paired with exquisite wines.

FORAGE & FLOWER FALL WREATH WORKSHOP Thursday, October 6, 5 p.m. at The Showhouse, $95 per person Create a beautiful floral fall wreath to take home and enjoy the rest of the season.

YOGA FLOW + BAMBOO JUICES TASTING WITH SERENBE YOGA Saturday, October 15, 8:30 a.m. at The Showhouse, $60 per person Start your morning with a rejuvenating yoga practice followed by organic cold pressed juice. *Scheduled events confirmed at the time of printing. For additional events visit serenbe.com/events

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DINE AT SERENBE THE FARMHOUSE serenbefarmhouse.com Restaurant | 10950 Hutcheson Ferry Road Lunch | Daily 12–3 p.m.; Dinner | Thursday–Sunday 6–9 p.m.

THE HILL thehillserenbe.com Restaurant | 9110 Selborne Lane Tuesday–Friday 5–9 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday 11 a.m.–9 p.m.

THE BLUE EYED DAISY blueeyeddaisybakeshop.com Bakeshop & Café | 9065 Selborne Lane Tuesday–Friday 8 a.m.–3 p.m.; Monday & Thursdsay 5–8 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

THE WINE SHOP serenbewineshop.com Wine, Beer & Tastings | 9135 Selborne Lane Wednesday–Thursday 3–7 p.m.; Friday–Saturday 1–7 p.m.; Sunday 1–6 p.m.

BAMBOO JUICES bamboojuices.com Cold Pressed Juice & Almond Milk | 11150 Serenbe Lane Daily 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

THE GENERAL STORE generalstoreatserenbe.com Grocery & More | 10642 Serenbe Lane Monday–Thursday 8 a.m.–7 p.m.; Friday–Saturday 8 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sunday 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

HALSA halsarestaurant.com Restaurant | 11090 Serenbe Lane Daily 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; Tuesday & Wednesday 8 a.m.–8 p.m.

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Shop Serenbe’s unique boutiques, home decor purveyors, independent bookstore, floral studio, wine shop and more. Serenbe offers plenty of places beyond the Showhouse to explore, including award-winning restaurants. Stroll the streets before or after you see the Showhouse, you won’t want to miss the natural beauty of Serenbe.

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FLOURISH PEDIATRICS flourishpeds.com Pediatric care | 11134 Serenbe Lane

PRECISION PERFORMANCE & PHYSICAL THERAPY precisionpt.org Physical Therapy | 11090 Serenbe Lane

THE BALLOG theballog.com Artisan Goods | 9077 Selborne Lane

FORAGE & FLOWER forageandflower.com Floral & Botanical Boutique | 9206 Selborne Lane

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

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

THE GENERAL STORE AT SERENBE generalstoreatserenbe.com Grocery & More | 10642 Serenbe Lane

PROPER HAIR properhair.com Hair Salon | 9059 Selborne Lane

THE GYM & CYCLING STUDIO gymatserenbe.com Gym & Fitness Center | 11090 Serenbe Lane

RESOURCE resourceserenbe.com Gifts, Jewelry & Home Decor | 9110 Selborne Lane

HALSA halsarestaurant.com Restaurant | 11090 Serenbe Lane

SERENBE FARMS serenbefarms.com Organic Farm | 8457 Atlanta Newnan Road

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

HAMLIN hamlinshop.com Apparel, Accessories, Skincare & More | 9131 Selborne Lane

CHIROPRACTIC AT SERENBE chiropracticatserenbe.com Chiropractic Care | 11134 Serenbe Lane

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SERENBE TRAIL RIDING serenbetrailriding.com Horseback Riding | 10950 Hutcheson Ferry Road

COLLIER ANIMAL HOSPITAL collierah.com Veterinarian | 1273 Mado Loop

HILLS & HAMLETS BOOKSHOP hillsandhamletsbookshop.com Bookstore | 10625 Serenbe Lane

CREEK RETREAT creekretreat.com Hydrafacials & Wellness Treatments | 11134 Serenbe Lane

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BLUE EYED DAISY blueeyeddaisybakeshop.com Bakeshop & Café | 9065 Selborne Lane CHAI VEGAN SPA shopchai.com Health & Beauty Products | 11110 Serenbe Lane

DENTAL WELLNESS AT SERENBE serenbedental.com Dentist | 11090 Serenbe Lane EGOSCUE OF ATLANTA egoscue.com Postural Therapy Clinic | 11134 Serenbe Lane ESSENTIAL WELLNESS 360 essentialwellness360.com IV Hydration Therapy | 11118 Serenbe Lane THE FARMHOUSE AT SERENBE serenbefarmhouse.com Restaurant | 10950 Hutcheson Ferry Road

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SERENBE YOGA + BODYWORKS serenbeyoga.com Yoga Studio | 11090 Serenbe Lane THE SPA spaatserenbe.com Spa | 11090 Serenbe Lane STUDIO 13 PILATES studio13serenbe.com Pilates Studio | 11126 Serenbe Lane

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TYPO MARKET typomarket.com Gift & Home Goods | 9133 Selborne Lane

NYGREN PLACEMAKING nygrenplacemaking.com Consulting | 9110 Selborne Lane

THE WINE SHOP serenbewineshop.com Wine & Beer | 9135 Selborne Lane

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Serenbe is a pioneering wellness community connected to nature on the edge of Atlanta. A neighborhood with fresh food and fresh air that makes well-being as natural as nature itself. A community where people live, work, learn and play in celebration of life’s beauty. Where connections between people, nature and the arts are nourished. Serenbe is set among acres of preserved forests and meadows with miles of nature trails connecting homes, restaurants, arts and businesses.

Serenbe’s architectural planning sets a new standard for community living and engagement by remembering the past while designing for a resilient future. Each of the neighborhoods have complementary commercial centers focused on the elements of a well-lived life: arts for inspiration, agriculture for nourishment, health for well-being, play for a joyful life and education for awareness.

Year-round cultural events, culinary workshops and festivals, music events, films and lectures, boutique shopping, art galleries, a new extensive wellness services retreat and relaxing day spa, trail riding and more.

Fresh food is another of Serenbe’s natural assets, with a 25-acre organic farm, seasonal Saturday farmer’s market, thriving CSA program and edible landscaping, including blueberry bushes and fig trees along paths and sidewalks.

Serenbe is a place where you can come for the farmer’s market, enjoy a long weekend at the Inn, or stay for a lifetime.

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A LETTER FROM

SERENBE’S FOUNDER When the first residents moved to Serenbe 17 years ago, we had the full community design on paper and only a few houses built, yet I could already see what Serenbe would look like once completed.

I could see how the winding country roads would connect our family’s first home in Chatt Hills—now The Inn and Farmhouse restaurant—to all the neighborhoods. I could see the varied styles of homes with welcoming porches clustered closely together among the woods and how we would preserve as much of the land as possible.

I realize now that my years in hospitality running the Pleasant Peasant Group—where I brought people together over good food in beautiful spaces—informs my current work and what many now call “community placemaking.” Food and hospitality have always been at the forefront of everything I do—our country home became a bed and breakfast then an Inn, and we offered guests dinner then weekend fried chicken lunches that turned into The Farmhouse restaurant.

Growing fresh local food is an integral part of the vision. “Agrihood” wasn’t a term when we planned an organic farm in the community, but we believed in farmers and connecting people to the natural food systems. We even integrated edible and medicinal landscapes into the neighborhoods so you’ll find blueberry bushes at the crosswalks and fig and apple trees along the sidewalks.

You may know us for our extensive cultural events, staying at The Inn, dining at one of our restaurants or maybe you’ve read about us in a magazine or newspaper or listened to our podcast, Serenbe Stories. The 15-plus years we’ve spent in this beautiful community we call home have flown by, but underneath the beauty of Serenbe there is deep substance and larger purpose.

We have created a biophilic model of how to build with nature rather than against it. Our purpose is to develop in balance with the planet by connecting people with nature and each other. We do that in many ways but it starts with our respect for the land, the climate and our neighbors. The buildings and the sidewalks, the sustainable practices, the preserved nature trails are all important features that form the foundation for this place we call Serenbe.

The people and personal connections energize those spaces making this a special place where waving to neighbors and strangers alike is commonplace. People tell me ‘to be touched by Serenbe is to be changed forever.’ But I know, it’s the collective spirit of the people who make Serenbe a true community.

You, our residents and visitors, inspire me to do more.

Thank you for visiting the 2022 Serenbe Designer Showhouse.

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THE ARTS AT SERENBE

Serenbe is a community that passionately explores, embraces and expands the connections between nature, culture and the art of living. The ART FARM is our non-profit platform and place for cultivating artists and the arts through music, film, dance, theatre, artist residencies, workshops, and public art projects and it has been a literal platform for dinners, performances and artist celebrations.

One aspect of the Art Farm is the artist residency cottages designed by the award winning Rural Studio architecture program.

These cottages promote the creative process by providing artists from all backgrounds uninterrupted time and space, and a welcoming community in which to create.

Hundreds of artists have stayed and been supported through residencies over the years.

You’ll also find art in the meadows of Serenbe where ballets have been performed, films are shown, and the Atlanta Symphony honored us with two nights of magical performances.

Serenbe also provides a forum for dialogue, cultural presentations, workshops and seminars for residents, neighbors and visitors to interact with cultural and environmental thought leaders and eminent scholars.

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ABOUT THE HONORARY CHAIR

ABOUT THE BENEFICIARY

GEMMIE DAYRIT spent her childhood in the Philippines, Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States, leading to a fascination with culture, love of travel and curiosity about the world. She founded her own company that runs and manages exhibition retail operations—work that led to a number of exciting life experiences, including a visit to the Titanic wreck site in the North Atlantic.

She was also part of the team that launched the ArtScience Museum in Marina Bay Sands Singapore, and was involved with many projects associated with the venue.

The ART FARM DECORATIVE ARTS FELLOWSHIP invites a Southeastern artist in their early-to-mid career to feature their work in the Serenbe Designer Showhouse.

The artist will make objects for the interiors of buildings and/or interior design—specifically textiles, furniture, lighting, ceramics, metalware or fine art—and be chosen by the editorial staff of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine and the lead designer for the Serenbe Designer Showhouse.

GEMMIE DAYRIT

Gemmie ended her nomadic lifestyle when she found her home in Serenbe. She is an active member of the Art Farm and is chair of Public Arts and Special Projects, fusing her personal inspirations with her work expertise. ​​This council was created to provide unforgettable adventures where inspiration is ever-present. As Gemmie says, “[Their] aim is to disarm your ordinary day with artistic alchemy and reward curiosity.”

ARTS FELLOWSHIP

The 2022 recipient of the Decorative Arts Fellowship is LYALL PENLEY, a wildlife and landscape photographer in Atlanta, Georgia.

Having grown up the son of two professional artists, he began his lifelong passion for art and photography early on. Drawing and painting since he could hold a pen, he has developed a keen sense of perspective, composition and eye for detail. After a trip to Wyoming in 2019, his love for landscape and wildlife photography was born. Since then, and many trips back to Wyoming and Montana since, he is proud to offer memorable images of the American West and more.

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We considered a wide variety of wall coverings as the base for this showhouse’s interiors and we could not be more excited that we landed on a Romabio plaster! This is a true farmhouse with a bit of French glamour so this quality, beautiful plaster will give us the perfect balance of “pretty” and gravitas. ~ Peter Sharp

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Romabio authentic Italian Plaster featured in the 2022 Serenbe Show home.

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Romabio, headquartered in Atlanta, GA, offers unique finishes for the interior and exterior inspired and designed in Italy. Now available at local Independent Paint Retailers, Home Depot, Lowes, and more. Go to romabio.com/find-us to find a store near you and follow us on social @romabiopaints for ideas and inspiration.

Thank you to 10/23 Construction, six-time OBIE Award Winning luxury building firm in Atlanta, designers Patrick and Meghan Sharp of Mister and Mrs. Sharp Design Firm, and the Michaud’s for choosing Romabio. Application by Romabio Preferred PRO team, Struttura, featured in this issue.

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Steve Dray and Cecilia Winston, formerly partners of Winston-Dray Designs, have combined their 30 years of residential design experience with Serenbe’s unique vision. Their goal is to enhance the relationship between residents and the natural environment through thoughtful and authentic design. They find inspiration through their travels and continued learning experiences such as their work with The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA).

Andrew Kelly is a licensed builder and principal partner of 10/23 Construction. Owned and operated by Andrew and Amy Kelly, 10/23 Construction is a family-owned construction firm with over two decades in the home building industry. The 10/23 Construction philosophy is simple: to build each home as if it were our own. This is the guiding principle that informs every decision made and every partner chosen.

Alec Michaelides co-founded Land Plus in 1985, bringing his multi-layered design talents to a wide array of residential and estate clients.

With a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Virginia Tech, Alec’s fine eye for site planning and landscape architectural design has been honed by his experience in project management and site construction coordination.

Alec has forged invaluable alliances with highly respected architects, designers, builders and real estate professionals, and has curated a trusted team of hardscape and landscape contractors to bring his visions to life.

Living and designing in Serenbe has afforded them the opportunity to explore a variety of architectural styles and influences, designing custom and spec homes and offering home plans for builders and clients alike. This is their fourth Designer Showhouse with Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and their designs have been featured in numerous local and national publications.

10/23 Construction is made up of a strategic team of professionals that builds unique, highend homes. Based on a team effort approach, 10/23 Construction hand-selects a custom team of architects, contractors and designers who share the same vision; partners who are equally as passionate about building homes that stand the test of time.

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MEET THE DESIGNERS 2022 Serenbe Designer Showhouse

FRONT PORCH COLEY CUTTINO Coley started Coley Cuttino Interiors in 2014 and has since worked on various projects both nationwide and abroad. She enjoys mixing traditional and contemporary elements in a cohesive manner, keeping an open mind always to the endless possibilities of design. Coley takes note of each client’s personal style to ensure her projects reflect their taste.

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DEN & LIBRARY KRISTAN MOORE Kristan’s passion for design began in her childhood when she would clip pictures from her grandmother’s Southern Accents magazines to create design boards.

This passion took Kristan through the University of Georgia’s Landscape Architecture program. In 2006, she combined her training and talent for interior design with her landscape architect training and founded Kristan & Co., a full-service design firm. Kristan’s work employs clean lines, soothing palettes and an understanding of space that intersects function and flow. She creates an atmosphere that flows from the front door to the breakfast table and accentuates her clients’ taste and lifestyle. Kristan seeks to uncover the beauty of a home while challenging the conventional boundaries of style.

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KITCHEN, DINING ROOM, PANTRY, POWDER ROOM & INTERIOR SPECIFICATIONS PATRICK AND MEGHAN SHARP

LIVING ROOM LORRAINE ENWRIGHT

Patrick and Meghan Sharp are a husband-and-wife design team with a focus on modern, well-edited residential and commercial spaces. When the couple were first married they quickly discovered their mutual passion for design. The design duo began renovating homes, from San Francisco to Serenbe. One renovation landed them on the cover of a design magazine and the Sharps started their eponymous design studio in 2015. Mister + Mrs Sharp offer full-service design to clients in Serenbe and Atlanta. Their work has been featured in multiple shelter magazines and media outlets including Rue, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Atlanta Magazine’s HOME, Naturally Danny Seo and HGTV.

Lorraine Enwright is an award-winning architectural and interior designer who has passionately created well-loved spaces for residential and commercial clients throughout the country. Through her Atlanta-based firm, Intuitive Dwellings by Enwright Design Inc., Lorraine has been providing clients with unique and artistic spaces for over 20 years. From sustainable architectural inception and the holistic formation of comfortable interior spaces, to the artistry of their interior design, she closely works with her clients to create a home that feels right to them, aligned with their intuitive nature. Lorraine and her clients embark on a journey of discovery, excitement and purpose, creating unique design solutions for them that are timeless and artful, yet highly personal.

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PRIMARY BEDROOM HOPE AUSTIN Hope Austin Interiors, LLC is a full-service residential design firm based in Atlanta. Hope understands both the functional and visual design needs peculiar to families. She works closely with her clients to create stories for their homes that are beautiful, comfortable and durable, helping them understand that style doesn’t have to be sacrificed for function. No matter the style, you’ll find multiple layers of detail through the mix of patterns, colors and textures showcased throughout her work.

PRIMARY BATH & CLOSETS ASHLEY MILLER Founded in 2009, Ashley Miller Design is a full-service interior design boutique that handles a diverse range of residential and commercial design projects throughout the Southeast. Ashley has a reputation for designing sophisticated interiors that are elegant, refined and tailored to each individual. Through careful consideration, Ashley’s design approach is a curated and modern take on traditional style, gravitating toward classic silhouettes while infusing layers of contrast into each project.

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PATIO, POOL & SCREENED PORCH SHANE EVANS & DEENA LEVINE

LAUNDRY ROOM & MUDROOM COURTNEY SHEARER

BEDROOM & BATH 2 (MAIN FLOOR) ANGELA MEANS & DANIELLE CARNEY

Shane Evans has spent his entire professional career in the high-end home furnishings and design business.

He has brought his wealth of experience and awardwinning talent to his newest business venture, Ansley Interiors | Furniture & Design, where he sources and curates the finest home furnishings and accessories.

The Designery is an Atlanta-based kitchen and bath design house that translates your highest vision into reality through expert technical knowledge and unrivaled customer care. Led by Courtney Shearer, an interior designer with more than a decade of kitchen and bath experience, The Designery digs deep creatively, helping clients navigate the process in a straightforward way that focuses on informed decisions, considered options and accessible style with a soul.

With a focus on creating beautiful and livable interiors, designers Angela Means and Danielle Carney of Means & Carney Interiors take a collaborative approach to the design process. The pair loves having fun with clients, getting to know their stories and reflecting that in their interiors. Every design incorporates the client’s individual style, making the space unique, personal and balanced with a clean, collected aesthetic. With a love for art, color, texture and pattern, each selection is thoughtful and intentional to create elegance and function. Means & Carney Interiors is Atlanta based with their design studio located in The Galleries of Peachtree Hills.

Deena Levine has a long history working in the interior design field. With a passion for fine quality and livable interiors, Deena has completed many beautiful projects while working for top retailers. Deena is an expert in space planning, custom draperies, color and furniture consultation. Deena has built a reputation for providing excellence in service and design assistance to her many satisfied customers.

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BEDROOM & BATH 3 LOREN TAYLOR Loren Taylor Interior Design is a boutique firm comprised of Loren and her mother Carolyn Abrams Taylor. We enjoy creating new homes with old souls and breathing new life into historical houses. Loren is an award-winning practitioner who has been selected for multiple showhouses and has been featured in various publications. Founded in 2004, the firm is recognized for crafting fresh projects that are a synergy of classical, modern and contemporary influences. Loren is an Allied member of the American Society of Interior Design, plus the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art, and Ethos Design Collective.

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BEDROOM, BATH 4 & VESTIBULE JOY WILLIAMS

APARTMENT BARBARA WILLIAMS & CHRISTOPHER RANKIN

Joy Williams is the principal designer at Joyful Designs Studio, a nationally recognized, fullservice residential and commercial interior design firm with offices in Chicago and Augusta, GA. The firm specializes in creating cultured, curated and colorful interiors. Joy loves collaborating with clients to deliver personalized, artfully elegant and functionforward spaces that stand the test of time. She recently participated in the AH&L Southeastern Showhouse, Adler on the Park Showcase Showhouse and now the Serenbe Showhouse.

Stock & Trade Design Co. is an innovator in the design and home furnishings industry, operating five galleries across the Southeast that provide elevated interior design resources to their clients. Their large selection of in-stock pieces are available to purchase directly from the gallery floor, making Stock & Trade Design Co. the perfect resource for designers and homeowners who need home furnishings without long lead times and backorders. They are committed to building relationships with their local design communities and offer special programs for designers and realtors.

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THANK YOU LAND PLUS AND 1023 CONSTRUCTION FOR CHOOSING ENCORE LANDSCAPES FOR THE 2022 SERENBE SHOWHOUSE

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Serving metro Atlanta and surrounding areas since 1998.

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Blending colorful cues and livable luxury, the 2022 SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE stands out with energetic, high-style design Principal Photography by EMILY FOLLOWILL

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Dining Room WING CHAIR Anees Furniture & Design through Paul+ 19TH-CENTURY PAINTED CONSOLES Foxglove Antiques & Galleries GRAY CREDENZA Townhouse by Robert Brown CRYSTAL LAMPS and CHANDELIER Circa Lighting CUSTOM DRAPERY Jim Thompson ARTWORK Todd Murphy and Sally Threlkel WALLCOVERING Phillip Jefferies Bar CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOP Ciot FAUCET and SINK Renaissance Tile & Bath MIRROR Atlanta Glass & Mirror SCONCES Circa Lighting HARDWARE Matthew Quinn Collection

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DINING ROOM, BAR, PUBLIC POWDER ROOM & INTERIOR SPECIFICATIONS An aubergine bar with Arabescato Corchia marble and faceted crystal sconces atop an antique mirrored backsplash sets the stage for Kit Castaldo’s sophisticated, tailored formal dining room. “It acts like jewelry,” says the designer.

The sconces coordinate with both the tiered chandelier over the fluted oak table and the bespoke ceiling moldings—by architect Linda MacArthur—which are painted in alternating bands of flat and highgloss white. “This architectural detail adds dimension,” says Castaldo. A large painting by Todd Murphy and smaller pieces of custom-framed art pop against the charcoal grasscloth wallcovering, which is balanced by a light silk rug and white-glazed linen drapery panels with a beaded trim that adds a touch of extra shimmer. “It’s a tailored, dressy approach,” says Castaldo, noting that it’s a shame that dining rooms have fallen out of favor in recent years. “A dining room is a place to be a little more formal and make great memories.” —Tate Gunnerson 85

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CONSOLES, OTTOMANS, DINING TABLE and BARSTOOLS Bradley OTTOMAN FABRICS Sandra Jordan, Pierre Frey, Rosemary Hallgarten WALLCOVERING Emma Hayes through Bradley LOUNGE CHAIRS and ARMCHAIRS Mr. Brown ARMCHAIR FABRIC Holland & Sherry NIMBUS PENDANT Paul+, CTO Lighting SIDE TABLES and SCULPTURES Arteriors RUG Moattar LINENS Bodrum, Blue Pheasant PLATES West Elm ARTWORK Lynn Sanders through Gregg Irby Gallery, Dixie Purvis through Anne Irwin Fine Art

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Blue Beckoning CATHY R HODES, CATHY R HODES INTER IORS & BELL CABINETRY & DESIGN

KITCHEN & BREAKFAST ROOM The light-filled kitchen served as the starting point for the home’s interior design, where the clean lines of the cabinetry

by Bell Cabinetry & Design and the curvature of the window laid the foundation for stunning architectural details throughout. On the side walls, quartersawn white oak cabinetry is finished with a light whitewash stain, softening the sharp edges of the multi-faceted door fronts that conceal items like appliances and a coffee bar. The periwinkle cabinets emboldened designer Cathy Rhodes to let her love of blue run through the spaces, most notably in the sitting area’s cloud wallcovering by Emma Hayes. “This room reflects my goal on projects—a clean, tailored look that is transitional and rich in texture with a quiet use of color,” says Rhodes. She collaborated with Bradley to customize the media cabinet, ottomans and breakfast table, and designed the new curved Genie barstool with a thicker, higher back. Contemporary paintings by Lynn Sanders and flowers in small containers (rather than a formal arrangement) for the tablescape offer movement. Nearby, four Cooper lounge chairs invite loved ones to enjoy the happy atmosphere while gazing upon the clouds.

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“This room reflects my goal on projects— a clean, tailored look that is transitional and rich in texture with a quiet use of color.”

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CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOPS Ciot fabricated by Prime Surfaces REFRIGERATION, HOOD and ALL APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, Cove through Guy Gunter Home FLOORING European Company DALSTON PENDANTS Circa Lighting

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Colorfully Detailed

JOY W ILLIA MS, JOYFUL DESIGNS STUDIO & BELL CABINETRY & DESIGN

SCULLERY, BAR & PANTRY Traditionally an often lackluster space, this home’s scullery, which serves as a pantry and bar, instead exudes liveliness.

“I wanted to multiply the level of joy, fun and color,” says designer Joy Williams, who did just that by lavishing the space with her signature use of vibrant color, specifically, an electric periwinkle shade which was selected for the room’s cabinetry and repeated in the wave-print wallpaper, a nautical nod to the home’s Cape Cod-style architecture. A sense of history is also prevalent with decorations intended to pay tribute to the past, including a collection of custom-designed pottery pieces, whose textured design was inspired by African tribal markings.

A classic jute rug and gold-tone hardware provide warm counterpoints to the room’s cool hues, adding yet another seafaring element to this bright, cheery space. —Jennifer Boles

CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOPS Ciot fabricated by Prime Surfaces APPLIANCES Sub-Zero, Wolf, Cove through Guy Gunter Home FLOORING European Company CABINETRY PAINT Benjamin Moore Blue Dragon SINK FAUCET Waterstone WALLPAPER Thibaut RUG Annie Selke KITCHEN CAFE ROD deVOL

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Laundry Room CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOP Walker Zanger CABINETRY PAINT Farrow & Ball Off-Black SINK FAUCET Waterstone CORNICE FABRIC Peter Fasano CORNICE TRIM Samuel & Sons WALLPAPER and SHADE FABRIC Schumacher CEILING WALLPAPER Thibaut PARASOL LAMP Arteriors CORAL OBJECTS and WHITE TRAY Made Goods TOTEM PAINTINGS Michelle Armas GOLD HAND FIGURINE SET Gramercy Pool Bath VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOP Walker Zanger SHOWER TILE and FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath LARGE AND SMALL NOUVEAU VASE Currey & Company WALLPAPER Carleton WALL SCONCES Circa Lighting MIRROR Made Goods VANITY ACCESSORIES Pigeon and Poodle TOWEL SET Business & Pleasure Co. ARTWORK Beth Phillips through Anne Irwin Fine Art, Eva Magill Oliver through Gregg Irby Gallery

Tropical Breeze JENNA GROSS, COLOR DRUNK DESIGNS

POOL BATH & LAUNDRY ROOM With her rooms located adjacent to the pool, Jenna Gross sought to imbue her space with tropical, summertime vibes reminiscent of Palm Beach, Harbor Island and even Slim Aarons’ iconic resort photography. “I love that this home’s architectural design, landscaping, layout and colors all suggest a vacation home,” says Gross. “This really freed me up to have a lot of fun with my design.” To brighten up the space and complement the existing dark-tone cabinetry, Gross indulged in snappy pattern and the color pink, especially in the laundry space, where palm-tree print wallpaper mixes with coral pink ceiling paper. Beach-inspired accents include the window’s custom-made fringed cornice, which was designed in the style of a vintage beach umbrella, and accessories, such as a rattan table lamp and decorative coral objects. The pool bathroom is equally as playful with exuberant dragon-print wallpaper, a whimsically shaped mirror and a statement tile in the shower.

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ARCHITECTURE, BUILD & LANDSCAPE The design-build team invited showhouse visitors to experience a joyful 9,300-square-foot residence inspired by homes in Massachusetts’ Nantucket and Wyoming’s Jackson Hole. “We embraced happiness and livability,” says builder Kattia Easterly of Evercraft. Creativity is evident in color choices from the classic navy blue and white exterior to vibrant blues, purples and greens in the interior design. They celebrated the charm of the New England shingle-style house while taking cues from the angular western landscape for the peaks and faceted details, says architect Linda MacArthur. Diamond cutouts on the gated porte cochere—accessed by a cobblestone drive—and balustrades echo motifs in New England fences.

The rectangular pool, outdoor raised terrace, covered porch, event lawn and firepit area create a cohesive entertainment area, and a lower yard offers additional porch and play space. “The backyard is built for parties,” says Lucinda Bray of Floralis. Her chevron pattern in the artificial turf and fluted containers pay homage to the architecture, and the pool’s navy blue tile nods to the exterior. Set in Buckhead’s Kingswood neighborhood, the floor plan across the four levels—including a junior primary suite on the second floor and an elevator—is designed for multigenerational living. “I do feel like there was a really unique symbiotic relationship with this being an all-woman team,” says Easterly.

“We came up with this really great house that is fresh, happy and approachable.”—Lori Johnston

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“I do feel like there was a really unique symbiotic relationship with this being an all-woman team. We came up with this really great house that is fresh, happy and approachable.

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BUILDER Evercraft ARCHITECT Linda MacArthur Architect LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Floralis Garden Design LANDSCAPER DIG Gardenworks POOL Chattahoochee Pools CONCRETE PAVERS Hartstone CONTAINERS Trust Stone Planters TURF European Company FIREPIT Breeo STRING LIGHTS The

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BUILT-IN SCREENS Screens of Georgia STONE MANTEL Francois & Co. GREENERY Floralis Garden Design WOOD AND LEATHER U BENCH Bradley USA TEAK CHAIRS, ROUND SIDE TABLE, LUMBAR PILLOW and CANDLESTICKS B.D. Jeffries GLASS CONSOLE, RUG and FLOOR PILLOWS Serena & Lily OUTDOOR SOFA and INLAY MIRROR CB2 COFFEE TABLE RH CHANDELIER and TABLE LAMPS Circa Lighting LIVE EDGE SWING Man vs Wood ARTWORK Through Jackson Fine Art

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Naturally Blended HE ATHER R IEDEL MCK EOW N, L AND AND SKY DESIGNS

COVERED PORCH Dubbed the “Daydreamer’s Den” by its designer, Heather McKeown, the covered porch is a spot for unwinding and entertaining that blends the rugged, earthy style of Wyoming’s Jackson Hole with a traditional Cape Cod aesthetic. “I aimed to imbibe the room with an alchemy of styles that both comfort and delight.” Nods to the West include cowhide rugs, sheepskin and an abundance of warm woods, while patterned rugs and floor pillows, hydrangea-blue accents and teak chairs upholstered in patched sail cloth lend some East Coast personality.

Furnishings adapted from natural materials are also present, such as a pair of liveedge, walnut slab swings and a fossilized clamshell side table, while other examples are contemporary interpretations, like a burnished silver branch chandelier, which strikes a polished note. The focal point of the space, however, can be found above the fireplace mantel, where a large photograph of a woman relaxing outdoors reflects the space’s laid-back mood. —Jennifer Boles 97

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FIREPLACE Francois & Co. FLOORING European Company WALLCOVERING and DRAPERY FABRIC Schumacher DRAPERY FABRICATION The Shade Store CUSTOM SOFA Mark V Jordan SOFA FABRIC Perennials Fabrics SOFA PIPING FABRIC Rogers & Goffigon CABINETS Madwind Studio LIGHT FIXTURE The Noguchi Museum RUG Jaipur Living BRASS AND GLASS COCKTAIL TABLES Worlds Away LEATHER LOUNGE CHAIRS and MARBLE AND IRON DRINK TABLES Global Views LUCITE AND BRASS FLOOR LAMPS Visual Comfort GRAY FRINGE STOOLS Made Goods SQUARE SIDE TABLES Woodbridge Furniture WOVEN CONSOLE TABLE Baker McGuire GREEN TABLE LAMPS Visual Comfort ARTWORK Kayce Hughes WOODEN THEATRICAL CURTAINS, PILLOWS and ACCESSORIES Parish

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In the Flow ASHLEY GILBR E ATH, ASHLEY GILBR EATH INTER IOR DESIGN

FAMILY/LIVING ROOM Designer Ashley Gilbreath, a mom of three, instantly connected with her room’s role as a social hub. The views through the bifold doors cued a palette of cool blues and vibrant greens, and served as the impetus for earthy and organic textures.

Creating the perfect hangout started with a versatile layout for easy flow in and out and furniture groupings for games or cocktails. The room’s size spurred Gilbreath to go big with furnishings, art and lighting that blend modern and traditional. “We needed large pieces to really help balance the scale and the drama of the space,” she says. On the walls, Schumacher’s updated take on a traditional damask wallcovering provides dimension.

Abstract artwork by Kayce Hughes above the brass mantel surround and an oversize paper lantern light fixture bring on the drama. A long emerald velvet sofa complements the views while performance fabric by Perennials holds up to wet swimsuits or red wine.

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FLOORING European Company CHANDELIER Circa Lighting MIRROR Oly Studio CONSOLE TABLE Brice Ltd. CUSTOM ABSTRACT ARTWORK Paige Follmann 3D WALL ART Mary Catherine Joseph

Pretty in Pink K R ISTA N MOOR E , K R ISTAN & CO.

FOYER Because the house’s exterior architecture reminded her of a Nantucket home, Kristan Moore set out to “bring the New England coast into the foyer,” but instead of taking her color cue from the water, she focused on the colors of the sun and sand.

“The pink tones pull in elements from the sea—shells, sand and sunset hues, while the purples speak to New England’s moody days,” says Moore. Cloud-pattern wallpaper used on the ceiling enhances the jewel-box coastal landscape, as does a ceiling fixture that is reminiscent of clouds. In keeping with the room’s atmospheric feel, furnishings are mostly bleach-tone, such as the gesso white scroll console table, a white mirror whose frame is reminiscent of weathered shells, and an organic-looking upholstered ottoman. Chosen to add texture and visual interest, the space’s artwork is an inspired mix of three-dimensional floral pieces, which are evocative of the trellis-climbing roses often seen in Nantucket, and framed geometrical abstracts.

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OFFICE & MUDROOM Envisioning a space for conversation and connection, Jason Mitchell reimagined the office as a posh parlor. “I wanted a space to get inspired,” he says, “a place to relax, rethink and refocus.”A woven wallcovering with a water lily motif establishes a cozy backdrop for an eclectic mix of 1940s to 1970s-era furnishings commingled with contemporary pieces and artwork.

“Natural elements soften and ground the room,” he explains. Indeed, paired with a contemporary olive desk staged with small artworks, a sculptural carved wooden chair with curvaceous legs and a tapered totem-like back acts as a conversation piece. And a brass side table with a hand-carved top pairs effortlessly with a chrome bench covered in a dynamic black and white fabric. Softened by Venetian plaster walls, the black and white palette flows into the adjacent mudroom, which the designer staged with wall art and sculpture. “It’s all about layering,” he says, summing up his design philosophy in three simple words: “More is more.” —Tate Gunnerson

Office CHANDELIER J. Douglas WALLCOVERING Romo DRINK TABLE R Hughes HIDE RUG Designer Carpets MARIGOLD BOXES Peacock Alley ARTWORK Through Jennifer Balcos Gallery FLUSH MOUNTS Circa Lighting FLOOR LAMP 14th Street Modern & Vintage Home Mudroom TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath ARTWORK Through Jennifer Balcos Gallery SCULPTURE Jim Thompson RUBBER BENCH R Hughes

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Moody & Ethereal DON E ASTER LING & NINA LONG, MATHEWS DESIGN GROUP

GENTLEMAN’S LOUNGE Don Easterling and Nina Long, known for their use of florals and chinoiseries, were enchanted by a scenic wallcovering from a land far away. The wallpaper by Iksel for Schumacher depicts the Bosphorus, a significant strait that helps form the boundary between Asia and Europe. An Instagram deep dive into Turkish design revealed Ottoman-era palaces and Victorian and European architecture. “We loved the history of this magical place,” says Long. For a collected look that balances masculinity and femininity, they layered antiques such as an English secretary and urns from France, textiles such as hand-blocked pillows, and pieces with caning and bone inlay. A wood ceiling, soft upholstery, white furnishings and decor—including an oversize mirror with painted gold details—lighten the intimate gentleman’s lounge. “So many details and elements made it special enough to be showhouse-worthy, but it’s also a room that you would feel comfortable in at your own home,” says Easterling. —Lori Johnston

IKSEL WALLPAPER Schumacher CHANDELIER Visual Comfort SKIRTED SOFA, SIDE TABLES and ARMCHAIR Mark Sikes for Chaddock ANTIQUE SECRETARY William Word Fine Antiques CUSTOM AND ANTIQUE ARTWORK Fred Reed Picture Framing

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WALLCOVERING and YELLOW ACCENT PILLOWS Zoffany NIMES QUEEN BED, SOFA, GREEK KEY ROUND SIDE TABLE, MAH-JONG BEDSIDE TABLE and WALENSEE BEDSIDE TABLE Jerry Pair BEDDING and PILLOWS Peacock Alley WINDOW TREATMENTS and BED PANELS Harlequin SAFIYA LOUNGE CHAIR and BARLOW FLOOR LAMP Made Goods TIDAL RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE R Hughes CLUB CHAIRS, WHITE SITTING BUDDHA NFS, SQUARE CRYSTAL CENTERPIECE VASE and DARK GRAY NICKEL LAMPS Huff Harrington AMBER GLASS LAMP Baker ARTWORK Gail Albert Halaban, Mark Shaw, Vee Speers and Erik Madigan Heck through Jackson Fine Art KHOTAN HAND-KNOTTED RUG Moattar TAPESTRY PILLOW Interiors Market

Sophisticated & Serene TISH MILLS K IR K , TISH MILLS INTER IORS

PRIMARY BEDROOM Once Tish Mills Kirk saw the antique doors leading into the primary suite, the showhouse’s honorary chair channeled New York’s Upper East Side. Zoffany’s Tyndall Vine wallcovering, the white Venetian plaster ceiling and marigold drapery are key players. “I wanted to show the roaring ’20s of design—now, for us—by incorporating a lot of pattern, color, texture and personality in this room, but show that it can still be really serene,” she says. Inspired by the canopy of trees in Central Park, the designer enveloped the room with leaves, starting with the delicate, versatile wallcovering. “It’s got this beautiful iridescence that adds to the romance and sexiness of it,” she says. Leaves cascade from the Niermann Weeks chandelier to the bed drapery and the Peacock Alley bedskirt. Mindful of New York’s cosmopolitan character, a photograph shot in Buenos Aires depicts life on the outside while cocooned in the bedroom. —Lori Johnston 105

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Her Bath & Closet VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design BATH Hydro Systems COUNTERTOPS Ciot TILE FLOORING Renaissance Tile & Bath WALLPAPER and DRAPERY FABRIC Thibaut SCONCES Circa Lighting WICKER ITEMS Mainly Baskets TOWELS Weezie LAMPS, VASES, SOAPS and BATH ACCESSORIES Gramercy MIRROR Foxglove Antiques & Galleries CLOTHES IN CLOSET Moosh Atlanta His Bath & Closet VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOPS Ciot TILE FLOORING Renaissance Tile

HIS-AND-HER CLOSETS AND HIS BATH BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

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All Aflutter JENA SALMON, JENA SALMON DESIGNS

HIS-AND-HER BATHS & CLOSETS A corner window stirred Jena Salmon’s design vision for a soft, feminine “her” bathroom. “I kept on seeing pinks, pale greens and blues in my head,” says the designer, known for her impeccable sense of color. The tones in Anna French’s Paxton wallcovering for Thibaut—a fresh take on butterflies—fit with Salmon’s “keep it pretty” mantra, accented by petal-inspired sconces. “The crystals made that whole space come together,” she says. An antique mirror, wicker pedestals with urns, and hints of green in the Weezie towels and lamp add to the airy aura.

Steps away, a high-gloss paint in “her” closet matches the bathroom in elegant fashion. Juxtaposing the feminine details, dark and smoky features—such as marble and tile in black, gray and white—in “his” bath and closet result in classy, handsome spaces. The bathroom’s vinyl wallpaper, with the illusion of a grasscloth, adds texture. Italian cabinets in both closets are a design yin and yang in white and dusky finishes.

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Bedroom WINDOW TREATMENTS, HEADBOARD and BEDDING FABRICS Thibaut JANELLE BED and JARIN NIGHTSTANDS Made Goods BEDDING Peacock Alley LAMPS ON NIGHTSTANDS Circa Lighting CLUB CHAIRS UpCountry Home OCCASIONAL TABLE Arteriors RUG Designer Carpets CREDENZA 14th Street Modern & Vintage Home MIRRORS Mirror Image URNS Zentique ARTWORK Stephen Shon, Emily Gwen Studios, Steven Seinberg through Bill Lowe Gallery, Bonnie Beauchamp Cooke through Huff Harrington, Chip Holton through UpCountry Home Bath TUB Hydro Systems TILE and FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath WALLPAPER Thibaut SCREEN BEHIND TUB Chelsea House BLUE MOHAIR CHAIR Made Goods STARBURST MIRROR UpCountry Home ARTWORK Wellon Bridgers through Pryor Fine Art

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Tranquil Drama K IM R EGAS, R EG AS INTER IORS

JUNIOR PRIMARY BEDROOM & BATH Situated at the end of the hallway, the junior primary suite bestowed a gift to Kim Regas: 16-foot ceilings and a windowfilled wall to match. The designer turned draperies with a Thibaut print of vertical stripes and pheasants into the focal point, which, along with the canopy bed, accentuates the room’s scale. “I wanted it to be woodsy but sexy,” says Regas.

Mohair club chairs from UpCountry Home suggest the outdoors with an upscale vein. Neutral walls showcase artwork with a meditative mood, such as Steven Seinberg’s painting that features the hues of dusk. Although Regas tends to use warmer wall tones, she allowed the furnishings and paintings by local artists to infuse color into the peaceful environment.

In the bathroom, an abstract play on light and dark by artist Wellon Bridgers overlays a Chelsea House screen with metallic details around the tub. Acrylic and gold decor allows the lines of the tile and wallpaper to shine. —Lori Johnston

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Mixed Mélange MICHELE JOHNSON, MICHELE JOHNSON INTER IOR DESIGN

THIRD FLOOR LOFT In what could easily be an overlooked area, interior designer Michele Johnson created a destination of sorts—one with dark walls and an eclectic collection of furnishings that foster a moody, collected milieu.

“I love mixing things from different eras, because that’s how life actually works,” she says. “These are like their prized possessions that they couldn’t let go of and they may not have worked anywhere else.” In the center of the space, for example, a brass and glass globe pendant hangs over a round stone-top table with hand-forged iron legs. An antique Napoleon writing desk and Turkish runners add to the mélange. Plush seating includes a pair of velvet tête-à-tête sofas and a couch-like window seat. “It feels like you’re in a completely different space,” says Johnson, “a place to get away from the norm and listen to music, be creative or even just lazy.” —Tate Gunnerson

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COCKTAIL OTTOMAN, BAR CART, CHAIR and DINING TABLE Made Goods WRITING DESK William Word Fine Antiques CHAISE Coley Home LEATHER CHAIR R Hughes CACTUS PILLOW Schumacher RUGS Turkish Carpets Inc.

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Bedroom BED Kevin L. Perry, Inc. WALLPAPER and BED FABRIC Thibaut MOROCCAN RUG Moattar RUNNERS Turkish Carpets, Inc. OYSTER PENDANT and ARTWORK Brent Warr TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS Ainsworth-Noah NIGHTSTAND, BOUCLE CHAIR, BENCH and POUF R Hughes COWHIDE CONSOLES Holland MacRae Bath VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOP Walker Zanger FAUCETRY and TILE Renaissance Tile & Bath WALLCOVERING Thibaut MIRROR Made Goods

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French Connection STEPHA NIE JARVIS, STEPHANIE JARV IS INC.

BEDROOM & BATH Stephanie Jarvis approaches interior design projects from a collector’s point of view. “I prefer to start with found items and let them all speak to each other,” she says. “I love placing a beautiful light fixture next to an 18th-century-style bed next to a bold, modern painting.” In this case, the launching point was a “lit à la Polonaise” canopy bed, which she draped with a soft blue and white floral-patterned fabric reminiscent of a toile. The same fabric covers the walls and it’s also used for the draperies. “Even though it’s incredibly busy, it comes across as a very quiet, soothing space,” says Jarvis. A Moroccan rug in the same colorway adds another layer. As do contemporary pieces, which include a handmade plaster ceiling light and a cozy lounge chair paired with a spherical ottoman in white bouclé and pink suede. “It’s a little bit cheeky and adds a touch of whimsy,” she says. The palette flows into the bath, where a light blue woven wallcovering and faux coral wall mirror play off the existing floor tile and vanity. “The spaces are definitely feminine, but nothing feels too girly,” she says. “A bedroom suite should be a sanctuary. It should be memorable and it should make you feel special.” —Tate Gunnerson

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Child’s Play

W HITNEY DUR HA M, WHITNEY DUR HAM INTER IORS

BEDROOM & BATH Not every young boy exalts team sports and superheroes, says interior designer Whitney Durham, who envisioned a pair of brothers with more sophisticated leanings when designing the second-floor bedroom suite. “They are into the outdoors and hunting but also fine art,” she says. A tan and white faux bois wallcovering references the outdoors while acting as a neutral backdrop for a lively mix of boisterous patterns and colors. The twin beds, for example, are upholstered with a stylized tiger-print fabric. On each, a colorful silk throw pillow depicting animals and flowers plays off the vibrant patterned cornice board, drum chandelier and Turkish area rugs. The designer also painted the window trim in a soft shade of green inspired by the geometric floor tile in the adjacent bathroom, where a 1970s-era mirror with a whimsical scalloped edge adds a pleasing pop of black and white—one of Durham’s signatures. “[The palette] is timeless and a little edgy,” she explains. The result can be enjoyed by parents as much as the children, and that’s the idea. “It’s kind of worldly but still masculine,” summarizes Durham. “A room they can grow with until they move out of the house.” —Tate Gunnerson 114

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Bedroom WALLCOVERING, BED UPHOLSTERY, DRUM CHANDELIER SHADE, ROMAN SHADES, CORNICE BOARD FABRIC and EURO PILLOWCASES Schumacher BEDDING, BLANKETS and PILLOWS Peacock Alley TURKISH AREA RUGS Parviz Oriental Rugs FRENCH CHEST OF DRAWERS Scott Antique Markets FLOOR LAMPS Circa Lighting Bath VANITY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOP Walker Zanger TILE and FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath HAND TOWELS Weezie

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Sitting Room AREA RUG Moattar CLUB CHAIR, ENGLISH CHEST and MAHOGANY TABLE Holland MacRae CHANDELIER Hwang Bishop TABLE LAMP Circa Lighting WALL SCONCE Huey Lightshop PILLOW SHAM FABRIC Schumacher ROLL PILLOW FABRIC Lauren Servati Textiles ORANGE PILLOW FABRIC Larsen Hallway CHEST Holland MacRae LAMP Hwang Bishop ARTWORK Through Huff Harrington

An Artful Retreat L ATHEM GOR DON & CATE DUNNING, GOR DONDUNNING

UPSTAIRS SITTING ROOM & HALLWAY Envisioned as an evening hideaway where one can read, sketch or simply enjoy a glass of wine, the upstairs sitting room was designed to reflect the home’s architecture. “It’s a beautiful mixture of tradition with a modern twist,” according to Lathem Gordon, who relished the opportunity to partner antiques with modern silhouettes, such as the classic English chest and round mahogany table that are joined by a Panton chair. Equally fresh is the room’s color palette of moody greens and vibrant coral, which were chosen to reflect the spring season. The room’s highlight, however, is a charming upholstered window seat niche, whose flanking coral-color draperies and valance make it feel like a room within a room. Doing double duty as a gallery to showcase artwork, the adjoining hallway is outfitted with a brass gallery rail, from which an eclectic mix is displayed, including 19th-century landscapes, antique portraits and contemporary paintings. —Jennifer Boles 116

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Bedroom BED, FURNITURE, PILLOWS and FABRIC Coley Home ACCENT LAMP Circa Lighting ARTWORK Through Gregg Irby Gallery MIRRORS Made Goods RUG Fibreworks Laundry Room CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design COUNTERTOP Walker Zanger FLOORING European Company ROBES Weezie RATTAN CONSOLE AND MIRROR Palm Beach Regency

Stylish Surroundings

COLEY HULL , COLEY HOME

BEDROOM, BATH & LAUNDRY ROOM A space for rest, reflection and getting ready for a night on the town, the guest bedroom was designed with an ultrachic woman in mind. Going back to her roots as a textile designer, Coley Hull created the room’s primary fabric after discovering a set of vintage botanical prints. “They were classic but had the perfect amount of edge,” which could just as easily describe Hull’s use of her botanical-pattern fabric on almost every available surface, including the walls and ceiling, headboard, chairs, pillows and even bedside tables that serve double duty as desks. Working with a soothing color palette, the designer chose modest-size furniture, such as slipper chairs, in order to accommodate several seating areas throughout the room, including an upholstered window nook. The botanical references continue into the nearby laundry room, where snappy leaf-green cabinetry and woven rattan furnishings, including a vintage console and mirror, create a lively space for taking care of household chores. —Jennifer Boles

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FLOORING European Company STAIRHALL ARTWORK Atlanta Concrete Artist LOWER LANDING ARTWORK dk Gallery and KCoPear BRONZE SCULPTURE dK Gallery CUSTOM QUARTZITE TABLE Atlanta Stone Creations METAL AND HAIR-ON-HIDE CHAIR Saddlemans LEATHER HIDE RUGS Tenerias Omega

Elemental Elegance THER ESA ORY, THER ESA ORY INTER IORS

LEFT PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

STAIR HALL & DOWNSTAIRS LANDING Described by designer Theresa Ory as a “beautiful beast,” a custom 30-foot chandelier with 22 champagne-tinted handblown bulbs cascades down the three-story space between the grand open staircase and an entire wall of windows in the stair hall, hovering just over a custom quartzite table on the lower level. “It’s simultaneously grand and soothing,” she says, noting the filament is based on the repeating Fibonacci sequence that is so ubiquitous in the natural world. “I wanted this space to feel elegant but elemental.” To that end, she also commissioned a number of artworks for the space. Organic concrete pieces rendered in complementary textures, for example, adorn the stairway’s walls.

And a series of abstract paintings enliven the landing, where hide rugs anchor a sculptural sling back chair covered in hair on hide.

A moss ball adds another layer. “It feels intimate and alluring at the same time,” she says. “I love to celebrate craftsmanship and custom pieces.” —Tate Gunnerson 121

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Worldly Flair MARY CATHER INE MUR R AY & A MA NDA K HOUR I, MUR R AY K HOUR I

LOWER COVERED DECK Inspired by travel to faraway places, the lower covered deck is both a destination and an escape.

“We wanted to push the envelope and make it feel like an outdoor living room complete with all the components that make an indoor space feel so cozy and comfortable,” says Amanda Khouri.

The duo created the room’s tented look by draping walls in pinstripe fabric and amplifying the illusion with an exotic-looking valance and decoratively painted ceiling, an altogether dramatic effect which gives the impression of a Moroccan riad. An Indianpattern fabric, used to both curtain the room’s open-air entrances and cover a rattan banquette, adds to the room’s wanderlust, as does an antique Egyptian inlay table and an embroidered suzani.

Relaxation is guaranteed thanks to a restful, neutral color palette and ample seating, while contemporary art, antique klismos chairs and other worldly accessories round-out the room’s globe-trotting mix. —Jennifer Boles 122

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PINSTRIPE CURTAIN FABRIC Fabricut PATTERNED CURTAIN, PILLOW AND BANQUETTE FABRIC Pierre Frey RATTAN CORNER BANQUETTE Suzanne Kasler for Ballard Designs OTTOMANS Billy Baldwin Studio OTTOMAN FABRIC Claremont VINTAGE RATTAN SOFA Evolution Home FLOOR LAMPS and GREEN LAMPS Circa Lighting LAMP SHADES Edgar-Reeves Lighting WHITE IRON GARDEN TABLE Bungalow Classic KASBAH TABLES Reed Smythe & Co. BRASS ART HANGING SYSTEM The Lot Showroom ABSTRACT ARTWORK David Bell

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PING-PONG TABLE, BILLIARD TABLE and SHUFFLEBOARD Venture Games WALL COLOR Sherwin-Williams Seaworthy CARPET TILES Flor CLOVER STONE AND METAL SIDE TABLE Baker ALABASTER ACCENT TABLE Kelly Hoppen Retrospective ARTWORK Wyanne Thompson through dK Gallery ACCENT LAMP Circa Lighting Bar STONE Ciot CABINETRY Bell Cabinetry & Design FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath

SHUFFLEBOARD PHOTO BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

LACQUER AND BRASS

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Name of the Game

ELIZABETH MCK AY, V ENTUR E G AMES

GAME ROOM & BAR Taking inspiration from 1940s female jazz singers such as Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald, designer Lizz McKay transformed the terrace-level living area into a game room with a decidedly feminine mystique. “Those women paved the road for all that we’re doing now, and we gave power and voice to that,” she says. Despite the space’s lack of natural daylight, McKay had the walls painted in a dark hue balanced by curvaceous Deco-inspired pieces in lighter shades. “[The wall color] reflects the strength that women show every day,” says McKay. “Everything else is softer, lighter and a little sparkly.” An alabaster Ping-Pong table with pink accents, for example, coordinates with the felt top on the Deco-style bumper pool table, as well as the carpet tiles and abstract artwork. A rounded Chicago shuffleboard continues the fun. A pair of olive barrel-back chairs offer a spot to enjoy cocktails and conversation while listening to an old-timey jukebox. “In a technologically advanced society that’s always moving forward, the analog can’t be forgotten,” she says. “This is an escape where people can have fun and reconnect.” —Tate Gunnerson

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Stripes

are a natural addition to any number of spaces. A striped fabric or wallpaper (or tote or basket) can skew both jovial and juvenile or chic and sophisticated. Keep tabs on repetition, color range and pattern

■ ACROSS THE LINES A bedroom by Jimmy Stanton of Stanton Home Furnishings features a timeless striped Hudson Bay Point blanket.

play for unexpected designs that can transform the ordinary into something extraordinary. —Clinton Smith

left to right Elio Ombre Stripe fabric in Multi by Clarence House, available through Jerry Pair, clarencehouse.com; Summer wallpaper in Rose by Sarah Von Dreele, available through Jim Thompson Atlanta, sarahvondreele.com; Dotted Stripe fabric in Carbon by Schumacher, fschumacher.com; Dolly Stripe fabric in Lettuce Green by Sister Parish, available through Travis & Company, sisterparishdesign.com; Fez fabric in Indigo/Raspberry by Peter Dunham Textiles, available through Ainsworth-Noah; peterdunhamtextiles.com

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