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MARCH 2019

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Hello friends, I HAD THE HONOR OF SPENDING THE MORNING WITH LAURA AND RUTHERFORD SEYDEL IN THEIR BUCKHEAD HOME. The two are environmental activists and built the country's first LEED-certified home 12 years ago.

She learned to make the earth a priority from her father, Ted Turner.

I asked Laura to choose from their library a few books that made her pause or inspired her. Here are her favorites for recommended reading, in honor of our HOME issue, since the earth is the "home sweet home" we all share.

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Sound Truth and Corporate Myths by Riki Ott Last Child in the Woods by Richard Louv Full Planet, Empty Plates: The New Geopolitics of Food Scarcity by Lester R. Brown Last Stand: Ted Turner’s Quest to Save a Troubled Planet by Ted Turner and Todd Wilkinson This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs.The Climate by Naomi Klein Climate of Hope by Carl Pope and Michael Bloomberg Citizen Farmers: The Biodynamic Way to Grow Healthy Food, Build Thriving Communities, and Give Back to the Earth by Daron Joffe The Photo Ark: One Man's Quest to Document the World's Animals by Joel Sartore Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming Edited by Paul Hawken I am Eco-Warrior: From the Frontline to the Sustainability Revolution by Roger Moenks

Enjoy your home, inside and out, this month.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2019

FEATURES 12 Arnette's Chop Shop Making the rounds with restauranteur Michel Arnette.

24 Beautiful and Smart EcoManor celebrates 12 years.

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28 Try Before You Buy Sub-Zero's chef shows and tells.

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Hot Spot

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Realty Report

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24 Open House 28 Locally Owned 30 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice

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DEM ENTI A FA MILY SKIL L S SER I ES The Loving Approach Family Education Series will equip you with invaluable knowledge, offer direction and guidance, and provide a community forum for questions and discussion. This 6 topic series is presented by Leslie Finkley, Dementia Care Trainer and Executive Director for Orchard at Brookhaven. Leslie’s personal experiences caring for and supporting the elders in her own family ignited her passion for families living with dementia. She has trained caregivers in a variety of settings including senior centers, independent living, assisted and memory care communities, adult day care, and home care agencies. Most recently, Leslie traveled across the country training on Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach to Care ®.

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host the 18th Annual Pink Affair, the nonprofit’s

things handmade at the American Craft Show

signature fundraiser, 6-11 p.m. on Saturday, March

in Atlanta. Come meet and shop craft like you’ve

23. For the second consecutive year, the event will

never seen before from more than 230 of the

take place at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead,

country’s top contemporary jewelry, clothing,

3300 Peachtree Road. The evening will include a

furniture, and home décor artists. Learn about

sit-down dinner, silent and live auctions overseen

the process of making, get inspired, and prepare

by top auctioneer Dean Crownover, complimentary

to be wowed when you see the Hip Pop emerg-

beer and wine, and live music from the Emerald

ing artists’ contemporary pieces ranging from

Empire Band. Dana Barrett, host of the Dana

sophisticated elegance to cutting-edge. Now

Barrett Show on WGST 640-AM, airing 12-2 p.m.

celebrating its 30th year the American Craft show

Monday through Friday, will serve as emcee for

is a great alternative to the noisy and beer-laden

the third straight year. Proceeds from the Pink

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Biltong Bar - Buckhead, the newest location

the first transportation company to serve the teen

of the South African gastropub introduced by

population. Autter features easy-to-use, innovative

restaurant group True Story Brands, is excited to

mobile technology with the ability for parents and

announce that they are now offering lunch and

teens to schedule their rides in advance, receive

brunch service. Executive Chef Matt Weinstein

SMS reminders and ride updates, get real-time

and his talented culinary team have crafted an

geo-tracking, use an internal rating system, and

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HOT SPOT

ARTICLE DENNIS MALCOLM BYRON | PHOTOGRAPHY WORD OF MOUTH RESTAURANTS

ARNETTE'S CHOP SHOP MAKING THE ROUNDS WITH RESTAURANTEUR MICHEL ARNETTE THROUGH HIS FOURTH BROOKHAVEN DINING CONCEPT

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EVEN WITH A HEAVY DOWNPOUR

and special member loyalty benefits. We

ON A WEDNESDAY EVENING, WORD

feel so blessed by their love and support.”

OF

MOUTH

RESTAURANTS

GROUP

The intimate second floor boasts a

CO-FOUNDER MICHEL ARNETTE STILL

swanky weathered zinc bar, and a lavishly

HAS A HOUSEFUL TO HAPPILY TEND

furnished indoor-outdoor space warmed by

TO IN HIS NEWEST OF FOUR DINING

firepits, and paintings of Arnette's favorite

CONCEPTS, ARNETTE’S CHOP SHOP

rock stars, also by Penley, give way to con-

NESTLED OFF BROOKHAVEN’S APPLE

versation and bridges generations of peo-

VALLEY ROAD.

ple who love music, he says. “Centered on

Garbed in a blazer layered with a hoodie,

industrial modernism, this level gives guests

jeans and Italian sneakers, Arnette, 55, is

an opportunity to drink and dine in a sexy

on the main floor, and gives a friendly wave

and modern den-style environment.”

to Executive Chef and Partner Stephen

Finally getting a breather, Arnette orders

Herman. Chef and his staff are flirting

a Scofflaw Basement IPA recommended by

with USDA Prime cuts and preparing fresh

General Manager Scott Spilberg, and then

shellfish using a blazing hearth in a bustling

discusses how it all began for him.

open kitchen.

A native of Montgomery, Ala., Arnette’s

“We pride ourselves on offering a new

first industry jobs were busing tables and

twist to the steakhouse experience,”

washing dishes at Shoney's when he was

Arnette says after thanking a group of

15 years old. After majoring in engineer-

departing guests passing by. “We custom

ing at Auburn University, Arnette moved

designed and built a wood-burning hearth

to Atlanta, followed his passion to be a

to roast our seafood. Chef Stephen has

restauranteur, and gained invaluable work

created a menu that encompasses the

experience with both Peasant Restaurants

classics for steakhouse dining, but gives

and Buckhead Life Restaurant Group.

it a fresh twist with seasonal side options,

He spent an “incredible” 12 years with

fantastic sandwiches and, yes, fresh sea-

the latter before venturing on his own in

food.” King crab legs, raw oysters from

November of 2003.

both coasts, and a crispy lobster BLT are

“Brookhaven was a deliberate and easy

just a few of the mouthwatering items on

choice, as my family had lived in Ashford

the extensive menu.

Park since 1998,” Arnette says. “Every day

Arnette’s meticulous eye for décor is evi-

while heading to Buckhead for work. I kept

dent. He proudly shares details about the

saying Brookhaven needs a great little

Shou Sugi Ban charred wood sidings, a large

neighborhood place, so why not here and

mixed-media painting of a Texas Longhorn

why not us? After 15 years, we now operate

skull designed by Atlanta artist Carrie

four Brookhaven restaurants with the addi-

Penley, and hand-blown lighting orbs made

tions of Valenza, Vero Pizzeria, and now

by glass sculptor Michael Allison.

this, Arnette's Chop Shop.”

Perhaps the most extraordinary attrac-

So what’s next?

tion inside the 6,000-square-foot venue is

“Our plan is to open a concept called the

not the sculpture of a massive steer’s rib

Royal, a retro Americana diner-meets-road-

cage enclosing the staircase, though it’s

house grill,” Arnette discloses. “It’s design

impressive. Arnette motions to ceiling-high

will be influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright's

square slots adjacent to the hosting booth;

style. The cuisine will be a chef-driven

about half of them are hosting individual

culinary expression of diner style comfort

leather pouches. “This is Arnette's Knife

food.” He laughs, and then says, “It will

Club library wall,” he says. “We offer mem-

be outside of Brookhaven, but only by

bers custom knives for use while dining

about 200 feet.”

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ARTICLE SUE G. COLLINS | PHOTOGRAPHY LYDIA MAYFIELD

B r o o k h a ve n Gem

CANONBURY HOMES

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WE MET NEIL JOHNSON THROUGH OUR FRIENDS AT THE ATLANTA RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES. The company he founded in 2005 has been a long-time sponsor of the Historic Brookhaven Candlelight Tour of Homes, one of ARMHC’s most popular fundraisers, opening beautiful homes in the community during its biannual event.

“This generous support ensures children and families can stay close to each other and the life-saving medical care they need,” says Caroline Tate of ARMHC. Canonbury Homes also graciously sponsors Brookhaven Dines In, events that take place in the Historic Brookhaven neighborhood in the fall.

Canonbury Homes, Inc. is a premier custom homebuilder catering to clientele in some of the most desirable areas in Atlanta including Buckhead, Brookhaven and Sandy Springs.

Since 2005, founder and owner, Neil Johnson has been delivering dream homes to the most discriminating clients.

Tracy and Terri Eden asked Neil to build them a cottage style home on the footprint of the original home on East Brookhaven Drive. They wanted a design for casual and easy living, complete with all the high quality finishes that make a home special. The 6,324-square-foot brick construction home has four bedrooms, five full baths and two half baths.

Canonbury Homes’ design takes advantage of the surrounding views of the Capital City Golf Course and the skyline. The Edens have two girls attending college and one high schooler, with two English Labs and four cats rounding out the homestead, designed by Peter Block of Peter Block Architects.

Johnson has been building premier custom homes in the Buckhead, Brookhaven and Sandy Springs areas in Atlanta since 2005. Bringing many years of experience in woodworking, cabinetry and furniture restoration, Neil is a most exacting craftsman. His attention and intense workmanship combined with time/cost coordination learned as a logistics manager early in his career ensures the homeowner will have a wellrun, high quality experience.

One of his partners on the Eden’s home was Windsor Pine who crafted the gorgeous kitchen island and hutch, the beams and a unique built-in bed in the teenager’s bedroom.

Windsor Pine is located in Canton, is a family run business, and specializes in custom woodworking including kitchens, flooring, furniture, doors and beams.

“We promise to make every effort to assist you in achieving your dream home. From searching for the perfect lot, working with the architect of your choosing throughout the entire build process, every exacting detail will be met as you work closely with our team,” says Johnson. “When you choose Canonbury Homes, you can count on meticulous attention to high quality, durability and extensive detail. As a member of the National Homeowners Association, it is our pledge.”

For more information on the 2019 Tour of Homes, please visit ARMHC.org/brookhaven-tour-of-homes.

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NEIGHBORHOOD

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

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DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Beechwood DR Nw

$2,795,000

$2,650,000

95%

170

5

5, 3 1/2

Argonne Dr NW

$2,275,000

$2,050,000

79%

320

6

6, 2 1/2

Dovecrest DR

$1,999,900

$1,775,000

78%

372

4

4, 1 1/2

Lake Forrest DR

$1,725,000

$1,689,000

98%

104

5

6, 2 1/2

Club DR NE

$1,675,000

$1,600,000

96%

299

5

5, 1 1/2

Towerview DR NE

$1,475,000

$1,425,000

97%

144

5

5, 1 1/2

Coosawattee DR NE

$1,225,000

$1,225,000

100%

94

4

4, 1 1/2

Beech Haven RD NE

$1,095,000

$1,095,000

100%

15

3

4

Overbrook Dr NW

$1,099,000

$1,065,000

89%

159

3

3, 1 1/2

E Wesley Rd Ne

$999,000

$960,000

96%

190

5

4, 1 1/2

Kingston Dr NE

$980,000

$950,000

97%

5

5

4, 1 1/2

Brentwood Dr Ne

$895,000

$850,000

87%

43

4

3, 1 1/2

Glenbrook Dr

$949,000

$920,000

92%

41

4

4, 1 1/2

Wayside Dr

$850,000

$830,800

97%

11

6

4

Parkridge DR NE

$849,000

$845,000

98%

12

5

4

Walthall DR NW

$825,000

$785,000

95%

59

4

3

Lynwood DR Ne

$750,000

$750,000

100%

2

5

3, 1 1/2

E Paces Ferry Rd

$720,000

$700,000

97%

133

5

3

Cortez Lane NE

$709,000

$709,000

100%

9

5

3

Forest Valley Rd

$650,000

$665,000

102%

13

5

3, 1 1/2

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RENOVATE & REFINE

AT YEBO, THE RESTAURANT’S PERSONALITY SHIFTS WITH THE SEASONS

GOODBYE, FUR BLANKETS AND FONDUE—AND HELLO SURF BOARDS AND CEVICHE! ‘Tis the season for Yebo to shed its layers of Ski Haus décor and a menu filled with cold weather favorites to become Buckhead’s go-to Beach Haus.

“Atlantans love going to the beach in the spring and summer, and then going skiing in the winter,” says Kelly Anthony, the interior designer for True Story Brands restaurants (which includes spots such as 10 Degrees South, Cape Dutch and Biltong Bar) and owner of Wolf Design Group. “After Yebo Beach Haus had been open for

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a few months in its current location, my husband, Justin, came up with the idea to make this switch with the seasons. We wanted to bring a taste of the traveling-withthe-seasons lifestyle to Atlanta.”

Overseeing the interior design for the couple’s restaurants was a natural fit for Kelly, who studied design at American Intercontinental University and later started Wolf Design Group in 1997.

Since Yebo moved to its current location three years ago (the concept has been open since 2012), it has been

the only one of the True Story Brand nosh spots that changes its identity every March and November.

Each year, the interior design is based on a different beach or ski destination. For example, Kelly has drawn inspiration from Aspen and Chamonix, France, for previous Ski Hauses.

“This year, we’re taking inspiration from Saint-Tropez for the Beach Haus,” Kelly says. “The setting is just stunning, plus the cuisine and wine from the area compliment the flavors of South African food and wine.”

Once they’ve settled on a destination influence, Kelly creates inspiration boards and pulls together furniture, artwork, and other design elements such as throws and pillows. Trying to use as many Atlanta-based design elements as possible is always a priority.

Some of Kelly’s favorite spots for finding furniture, artwork, and other knick-knacks for the décor include Swoox, R. Hughes and B.D. Jeffries.

“A few of my favorite items that I’ve found in these boutiques over the years include antique skis, as well as lighting elements and large pieces of artwork that have served as focal points in Yebo,” she adds.

Kelly also draws inspiration from some of her favorite designers including Kelly Wearstler and Kelly Hoppen.

“I absolutely love the work of these two women from London, because they’re fearless with and without color in their designs, which gives me inspiration for our designs,” Kelly says.

To make the switch, Yebo closes for two days. All of the design elements that are being removed are stored, in case they can be used again in future designs.

“The best part about the transition is always seeing the customer’s positive reactions to both the new design and menu options,” Kelly says. “It makes all of the hours of planning and hard work worth it.”

Seasonal cocktails, handmade pasta, perfectly cooked steaks and fresh salads expertly prepared using the nest ingredients.

For reservations call 404.844.4810 3500 PEACHTREE ROAD NE ATLANTA, GA 30326 (PHIPPS PLAZA)

This year’s Beach Haus will open in mid March, revealing its latest look and a menu filled with summer tastes suitable for savoring on the restaurant’s patio.

“When it comes to the menu, think South Africa meets south

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of France,” says Justin. “So, there will be beautiful seafood options like oysters and mussels—and, of course, great steak frites.”

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BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT ARTICLE SUE G. COLLINS | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

DORADO BEACH, PUERTO RICO

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and gentlemen (that’s how the Ritz refers to staff here) greeted me in the shady Arrival Pavilion with genuine smiles, helping hands and

The results are realized immediately when you step through the

a cool coconut popsicle when I pulled up. My butler (at least for the

stone archway of the Spa Botánico, five zen acres of lush gardens,

duration of my stay) ushered me into a stunning oceanside room,

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with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors leading to a balcony with eye-level views of the Atlantic. The warmth and elegance of the room’s interior was rivaled only by the palm fringed beach view and warm breeze.

The bright bathroom was equally as awe-inspiring, with a soaking tub, shower, separate loo, double vanity and a wall of windows to a very private outdoor shower. Full size Spa Botánico products, a chunky loofa sponge and a mountain of fluffy white towels were waiting for me. A softly lit butler’s counter with a tea drawer, mini fridge, bowl of fruit and snacks and Nespresso maker was nestled into the hall outside the amply lit closet complete with a gorgeous robe and branded flip-flops. This room goes down as one of my all-time favorites.

Every lady and gentleman I met at the Dorado Beach was bursting with pride for both their work home and the island of Puerto Rico. They all wanted you to know that they and their neighbors await visitors with open arms. Some remnant damage of Hurricane Maria remains in the island’s interior communities and though it’s not forgotten, the ferocity of the 2017 storm that ravaged the island has given away to renovations and a renewed spirit of hope and celebration.

Meals in the restaurants, Encanto Beach Club Bar and Grill and Positivo Sand Bar and to-go provisions from La Cocina Gourmet were memorable with artful plates of local produce and fish and Asian dishes all under the watchful eye of Chef Jose Miguel de la Puente. The kitchens are full of love and passion for food and in fact, the Ritz kitchen was home base for renown chef and activist José Andrés during Hurricane Maria when his World Central Kitchen made millions of meals for people in all of Puerto Rico’s 78 municipalities.

This love for the land and its people shines through the many diverse experiences offered at Dorado Beach. Jean-Michel Cousteau’s Ambassadors of the Environment introduces guests (young and young at heart) to the natural wonders and rich cultural traditions of Puerto Rico from groovy beachside classrooms. Also featured in the program is the historic Rockefeller Trail originally conceived by Laurance Rockefeller in the 1950s to create a walkable, openair sanctuary through the resort's surroundings.

Dorado Beach Reserve is beautiful, inside and out, with the warmth of its ladies and gentlemen a beacon for guests who will want to return again and again.

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ARTICLE SUE G. COLLINS | PHOTOGRAPHY CHARLOTTE WATTS

Beautiful and Smart: EcoManor Celebrates 12 Years OUR EDITOR SITS DOWN WITH LAURA AND RUTHERFORD SEYDEL TO TALK ABOUT THEIR HOME, THEIR FAMILY AND THEIR MISSION TO SAVE THE PLANET.

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SC: YOU BOTH SHARE SUCH A PASSION FOR

LS + RS: Twelve years has flown by....seems like

ENVIRONMENTAL CARE. From creating and

yesterday we were welcoming the media and the

building the EcoManor together (and we all

community into our home to show and demonstrate

know that building a house can wreak havoc

how a green healthy home functions. One of our

on even the strongest marriage) to your work

favorite aspects is the amount of natural daylight

with the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, which

provided by many sources we planned in the design

you co-founded in 1994, so much of your time

process. We wanted to be able to save electricity by

is dedicated to environmental education. What

not having to flip the switches during daylight hours,

projects or initiatives will you be focusing on in

so we used larger windows, strategically placed tran-

2019, individually and as partners?

soms, solar light tubes and French doors in interior

LS: My work in 2019 is focused on actions we can

rooms. The solar array produces even more energy

take to help improve children’s health, their quality of

and cut our power bill by about $2,000 a year making

life and their future as it relates to clean water, clean

roof top solar a much more viable source of energy.

air, healthy food and a stable climate. Besides con-

LS: I loved that our designer Jillian Pritchard

tinuing to be heavily involved in Atlanta-based organi-

Cook and I worked together to make our home a

zations like Captain Planet Foundation, Mothers and

model for healthy air quality by choosing paints,

Others for Clean Air, Atlanta Recycles and Georgia

stains, finishes and adhesives that were low or no

Conservation Voters, I am excited to have recently

VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds). For the furni-

joined the board of Project Drawdown.

ture, we blended family heirlooms with new furni-

The term “drawdown” refers to the point in time

ture and decor that had important stories, whether

when greenhouse gas concentrations peak in the

it was reclaimed or made from recycled materials.

atmosphere and begin to decline on a year-to-year

For instance, a rug woven from dried basil vines,

basis. (Check out Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive

chandeliers made of oyster shells, wallpaper made

Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming.)

from recycled newspapers and artwork made from

Drawdown solutions include reducing food waste and

beeswax. We used slipcovers for sofas and chairs,

eating a more plant-rich diet, and go hand in hand

which greatly extends the useful life and keeps them

with efforts to improve our families and communities

out of the landfill. We are even turning beautiful old

health by increasing access to and consumption of

curtains into coverings of pillows.

fruits and veggies. Initiatives include composting food

waste, increasing numbers of community and school

SC: Has the function of any of the rooms

gardens and donating leftover food instead of sending

changed as you have settled in? What are some

to dumps where the rotting process produces meth-

of your favorite spots to gather?

ane, one of the most powerful heat trapping gases.

RS: The house is extremely functional, as it is

RS: I am supporting my family, clients and friends

comfortable. The front rooms are full of special fur-

with my work in 2019. Proudly continuing to chair The

niture and art inherited from family members. The

Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, which was named by

John Kennedy rocking chair is one of my favorites.

MSN as one of the top 30 charities, also received an

President Kennedy relied on the rocking chair’s low

outstanding rating by Charity Navigator, and works

seat and wide arm rests for elbow support to ease his

to advocate and secure the protection of local water

back pain. It’s a treasure. We have filled downstairs

resources. In addition, I have also started a new ini-

with sports memorabilia, from the Braves World

tiative titled The Oxygen Project, whose main focus is

Series win in 1995 (when Ted Turner was owner),

bringing awareness to the importance of oxygen as

Hawks (Seydel is an owner and he and Laura have

well as the protection of phytoplankton in our ocean.

had season tickets for more than 20 years) and

Thrashers - they will always have a place in my heart

SC: This month marks your 12th year in the

(he was an owner before the team sold and moved

home. Building the first LEED-certified Gold res-

to Winnipeg). We are all sports fans and salute our

idence in the Southeast is as impressive today

favorite UGA players like Dominique Wilkins.

as it was more than a decade ago. You and your

LS: Rutherford started giving me live plants

many collaborators painstakingly chose the

instead of cut flowers for special occasions and now

building materials, interior and the many inno-

my former office has transformed in to a room that

vative systems that make the house successful.

mimics a tropical rainforest. The orange safe coat

What rooms, features or pieces of furniture have

painted office is home to beautiful oxygen-producing

surprised you most with their form or function?

and air-purifying greenery.

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(CON TI N U ED)

SC: Your families have a deep history in Buckhead.

Your son is now Director of Sustainability for the City of Atlanta. As parents, you must be bursting with pride. How has your hometown of Buckhead changed over the last decade? How does it still feel like home?

LS: We are proud of our children and the fact that they, like their grandpa, Ted Turner, the original Captain Planet, have developed a passion for and an understanding of the importance of stewardship of clean water, clean air and biodiversity that makes up our life support system. It is very exciting and rewarding to our family that Atlanta has become a top-tiered city in sustainability. We have successful model projects like the Atlanta BeltLine, 120 miles and increasing bike paths, the Chattahoochee River corridor project, the Atlanta Better Buildings Challenge and the country’s first dedicated urban agriculture program.

RS: Buckhead is now a place where people live, work, play, dine, shop and worship, and it’s becoming increasingly more walkable, with an international aesthetic. And still, we can see an eight-point buck in the yard!

Buckhead’s demographics are changing as people from different backgrounds are coming together, living less divided. To me, it still feels like Mayberry. Growing up, our family walked to church and today, I am privileged to have my grandfather, John Rutherford Seydel (age 100) living nearby. I bike to his house nearly every day when I’m in town. He grew up on 10th Street then moved to the “suburbs,” the rolling hills of Haynes Manor.

SC: The EcoManor has become a space for a convergence of important eco-living conversations.

You've hosted politicians and authors, entrepreneurs and industry leaders. Millions of dollars have been raised by organizations you have generously hosted at the house. Were you planning on opening your doors so regularly or was that a natural evolution? Why are these collaborations important and how can readers join the conversation or get involved?

LS + RS: Our plan was to have an open feel to the house so we could host fundraising and networking events. It has been our pleasure to bring the community together over important and timely topics. We have enjoyed the opportunity to share our home and experiences with the community. People have been so interested in learning about how what we did could be used and or integrated in their own home and lifestyle. One simple thing everyone can practice is to remember the four R’s: reduce, reuse, recycle and refuse. We need to especially refuse one-time use plastic products like plastic bags, bottles and straws.

RS: And, on a daily basis, we can all be more polite, being courteous of one another, and also of our environment.

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What was once Laura's office is now a sanctuary full of lush plants offering a quiet place for reading or dreaming.

Below: A hallway gallery (left) of art by Gail Foster and Tom Swanston. On the desk: domed fishermen are from Rutherford’s grandmother, a silver box from Jane Fonda, a framed 1854 article, a response to President Pierce from Chief Sealth's (Seattle), a folkloric hero of the environmental movement.

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dishwasher built on Sub-Zero and Wolf’s technology—

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the Georgia division’s vice president of sales Don

Atlanta’s Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove showroom

DeLong provided more insight.

provides one of the most unique, customer-friendly

“We have done chef demonstrations to some

experiences available for shoppers anywhere. Based

extent since 1997 in Orlando, Florida,” DeLong

in Buckhead’s bustling Terminus Atlanta complex,

says. “Our goal was to give the luxury customer the

the renowned Chef George Laudun recently engaged

ability to experience our products and not just take

15 prospective and returning patrons with another

someone’s word. Chef George is our corporate chef

one of his mouth-watering, multiple-course cooking

and has been with us 14 years. What we love about

demonstrations using solely the company’s state-of-

him is his ability to connect with the customers at a

the-art appliances sold on site. Sizzling sea scallops

common level, and to make our presentations about

sautéed to perfection and flame licked prime-cut

the products and their extensive capabilities. Where

beef filets are just a few of Chef George’s dishes for

many chefs make their demo about them and their

his audience to not only sample. He shares his reci-

food, Chef George does an excellent job of showing

pes and an appreciation for the appliances that made

the customer how easy it is to prepare meals with

this meal possible; everything he is utilizing—from

Wolf. We like to think customers leave our demos

the refrigerators, to the infrared griddle, induction

with confidence, saying ‘I can do that.’”

cooktop, convection steam oven and infrared char-

And after the delectable exhibition, what’s the next step?

broiler—are collectively Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove

“No matter how large or small a project, our show-

products. Whether attendees are seated directly in

room staff can provide concierge-level service from

front of Chef George or at high tops, everyone has a

inspiration to installation,” DeLong informs. “We will

perfect view thanks to a rotating camera capturing

then match them up with one of our dealers and after

every chop, pour, and plating screened on numerous

installation, they can return and attend one of our

HD monitors. Everyone indulges in the late-morning

use-and-care classes. While we do have websites

session’s menu featuring proteins, plus a cheese and

and a 24/7 customer-care line, we want everyone to

charcuterie platter, a fresh seasonal green salad, gar-

know we are a valuable resource before and after the

lic potatoes seasoned with bacon, citrus asparagus,

sale. The best part is we get to establish a relation-

Georgia grass-raised beef tenderloins and a caramel

ship with our customers. Not a lot of brands can do

sauce to drizzle over the airy profiteroles all made

that days; it’s not cheap to run a showroom, but we

from scratch. Once Laudun’s engaging demonstra-

feel it is well worth the investment.”

tion concluded, members of the audience dabbed

One of the attendees of the demonstration, Michael

the corners of their mouths, and immediately asked

Berthiaume, explained why the experience is so valuable.

showroom representatives to lead them to appliances

“I found out about this demonstration when I was

that would upgrade their existing and future kitchens.

at the showroom outfitting a new home I am building

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Don DeLong, Vice President/Georgia welcomes customers to experience their ultimate kitchen before they invest.

in the Atlanta area,” Berthiaume says. “The experience was great due to its size, but was still very intimate. The interaction from Chef George was great, it was nice to be able to ask questions at the end, and he made it look incredibly easy to make some great dishes, so I decided to add the convection oven onto my order.”

Along with regular cooking demonstrations and instructional classes, there are also opportunities to receive private, hands-on learning opportunities and appliance consultation. And although there are locations worldwide, Chef George and DeLong’s Buckhead showroom is certainly a standout perfectly seasoned with Southern hospitality.

For more information on Atlanta’s Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove, visit Subzero-Wolf.com/atlanta. It is located at 3280 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 200.

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LOCAL’S CHOICE A PLAYLIST FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO SPICE UP THEIR PARTIES WITH TASTEFUL AND TRENDY TUNES!

Home Is Where The Harmony Is ONE NIGHT. I’ve moved cities/apartments/houses every six months or so for the past five years. Some people may think this would be disorienting, making it harder to find a footing in a community.

But to me, I’ve found that the nomadic lifestyle is one I appreciate more. Moving around has forced me to be a minimalist and compartmentalize all aspects of my life. You learn to love the small things in your life, like movie ticket stubs, dumb little posters you find in coffee shops, and... music. Music is such an easy way to make your space feel like home. It evokes emotions and memories that, for me, tether me to reality and help my one-window room with mysteriously stained doors feel like home because I'm in control of the atmosphere within it.

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