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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES

FEBRUARY 2022

SIMPLY ELEGANT

SIMPLY ELEGANT A FRESH PERSPECTIVE

VOLUME 41, NO. 2

ON CLASSIC DESIGN

Contents FEBRUARY 2022

STYLE 14

Key Pieces

The latest swoon-worthy designs you’re certain to be coveting

HOME 32

Graceful Grandeur

The 2021 Home for the Holidays Showhouse brims with classic design and simplistic elegance

LIFE

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Property Report Calendar Naomi On upcoming design trends Dish The Cape End Note In Love With…Black & White Editor’s Letter Ad Index

On the Cover INTERIOR DESIGN SUSAN B. BOZEMAN DESIGNS, INC. PHOTOGRAPHY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

SIMPLY ELEGANT A FRESH PERSPECTIVE ON CLASSIC DESIGN

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sSOLSTICE so o ls ol l st s ti sti t i ce ce

The Solstice collection features clean lines, a high back, and a sleek frame that enhances the European inspired design. The fully upholstered look, and contemporary comfort make for an outdoor collection that will be enjoyed for generations.

sSOUTHPORT so o ut ou u th tthp h po p or o rt rt

The Southport collection features a sleek frame design, accented with a beveled extrusion that captures the classic loom panels. With the choice of color on both the frame and wicker insert one can customize to any outdoor space.

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SHOPPING DISCOVERIES INFLUENCES

ON THE HORIZON

As the winter months continue to drag, we’re anticipating spring’s happy, fragrant blooms more than ever. Bring the sunshine inside with SOANE BRITAIN’s new Hydrangea Lace fabric in Sunflower. Launching early next month, the textile is a cheerful wake-up call on even the gloomiest of days. soane.co.uk

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STYLE TRENDS

KEY PIECES

The latest swoon-worthy designs you’re certain to be coveting Produced by CLINTON SMITH

Casually Speaking

Palm Beach designer DAVID PHOENIX’s second collection with HICKORY CHAIR, Positano, features elegant furnishings in light, fresh finishes and soothing fabrics that exude an easygoing glamour evocative of its namesake Italian seaside locale. hickorychair.com

right The Marquesa sofa, Zitelli cocktail table and side table and Salmore side chair. The artwork is from Phoenix’s collection with Soicher Marin.

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ELEGANCE UNDERFOOT MARA MILLER and JESSE CARRIER, the wife-andhusband design principals of New York-based CARRIER AND COMPANY, recently debuted three new collections with the rug maker LOLOI. Each of the designs—Bond, Harrison and Milton (left to right)—is handcrafted by master artisans. loloirugs.com

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PERSONAL TOUCH

Los Angeles designer BRIGETTE ROMANEK has launched her first-ever furniture collection with MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS. The sevenpiece collection, a seamless marriage of beauty and functional furniture, represents Romanek’s take on what she refers to as “livable luxe.”

Surround Yourself

Textured surfaces and warm atmospheres comprise DEDAR’s latest wallcovering collection from the storied Italian fabric house. The versatile assortment includes four patterns and a handpicked selection of Plain Classic weaves, suitable for almost any style of space. Available through Jerry Pair; dedar.com

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MR. BROWN LONDON’s new Rodger Table Lamp is comprised of a stylish confection of materials, including smooth white gesso, aged brass and a lucite base. That mix, along with its eyecatching geometric form, is illuminating, indeed. mrbrownhome.com

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COLEFAX AND FOWLER’s Fuchsia, a longtime popular chintz and wallpaper staple of the venerable fabric house, has been updated. The print is now available on 100% linen for the very first time. It also comes in two fresh colorways, Red/Forest and Silver/Leaf. Available through Cowtan & Tout; cowtan.com 15

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LIFE

C A L E N DA R FEB. 25–27 Witness the beauty of nature’s bounty with the

ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN’s biennial Flower Show titled Metamorphosis, an indoor juried competition that celebrates the artistry of horticulture, floral design and photography. Also on display for guests to peruse is the annual Orchid Daze exhibit, plus the Garden’s seasonal blooms. atlantabg.org

AROUND ATLANTA

FEBRUARY 2022

Written by LAUREN IVERSON

▲ THROUGH APRIL 16 Travel back in time to the most

prominent runways of the 1990s and early 2000s with SCAD

FASH’s highly anticipated exhibit Robert Fairer: Backstage Pass.

Featuring never-seen-before photos from the acclaimed photographer, the exhibit gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the makings of shows from Dior, John Galliano, Marc Jacobs and Alexander McQueen, with legendary supermodels including Gisele Bündchen, Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss getting

FEB. 11–13 Find garden inspiration and endless shopping opportunities at the NASHVILLE ANTIQUES &

GARDEN SHOW. Chaired by lifestyle and design expert Bunny Williams, the show floor features more than 150 antiques, art and horticulture dealers plus three interactive gardens presented by accomplished landscape designers. Also on the lineup: panels and informative lectures and an inspiring keynote presentation by entrepreneur, best-selling author and television host Martha Stewart.

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FEB. 25–26 Presented by some of the country’s most prestigious antiques dealers, the

THOMASVILLE ANTIQUES SHOW returns for its 33rd year. From furniture to rugs and paintings to jewelry, tableware, accessories and more, the show features offerings for both the casual and avid collector. Don’t miss discussions with industry experts such as Mark D. Sikes, Ashley Whitaker and Aldous Bertram. Proceeds benefit the Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation.

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▲ THROUGH MAR. 27 After his first solo show

at the HIGH MUSEUM OF ART in 2012, worldrenowned artist KAWS returns to Atlanta with the High’s latest exhibit KAWS Prints. Drawing inspiration from pop culture imagery, KAWS’ silkscreen prints, sculptural installations and other various works of media are bursting with color and graphic visuals. high.org

FLOWER SHOW COURTESY OF ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN; JOHN GALLIANO FOR DIOR, “MADAME BUTTERFLY,” HAUTE COUTURE, SPRING/SUMMER 2007 MODEL SHALOM HARLOW, HAIR BY ORLANDO PITA AND MAKE-UP BY PAT MCGRATH; KAWS (AMERICAN, BORN 1974), MAN’S BEST FRIEND, 2015, SCREENPRINT ON PAPER (FROM A PORTFOLIO OF 10), HIGH MUSEUM OF ART, ATLANTA, GIFT OF THE ARTIST, 2018.45.1-10 © KAWS; NASHVILLE ANTIQUES & GARDEN SHOW BY PEYTON HOGE; THOMASVILLE ANTQUES SHOW FOR © BEAUTIFUL: ALL-AMERICAN DECORATING AND TIMELESS STYLE BY MARK D. SIKES, RIZZOLI NEW YORK, 2016.

runway-ready. scadfash.org

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Around town with

ILLUSTRATION BY MEREDITH GILLESPIE

Naomi Von Habersham THE MONTHS OF JANUARY and February are typically a time when we think about what lies ahead for us, and for me personally, a few questions loom large. Will this year be good for our economy? Will the supply chain issues get resolved? And finally, what will 2022’s defining design trends be? I can’t answer the first question, because economics is like Greek to me, and with the supply chain as balled up as it is, who knows when the kinks will get ironed out. But when it comes to upcoming design trends, I feel more than ready to weigh in, so here is my first prediction: The socalled “Grand Millennial” style is going to morph into something a little less exuberant—at least, that is my hope. Don’t get me wrong; I love chintz, color, needlepoint and anything that smacks of Mario Buatta, but there is a tendency these days to throw it all into one room without exercising any editing. All of the design greats, including and especially Mario, understood that editing is the cornerstone of good design. Perhaps we should study the work of the legendary designers and learn this lost art. Speaking of looking back into the past, there is a decade in design that has been somewhat overlooked, but one which I think could, and should, make it back onto our radars very soon: the 1990s. Yes, it was the era of minimalism, but there was some great design produced in that decade. Albert Hadley was still going strong and crafting some truly glorious interiors. Then there was the late Greg Jordan, one of the “it” decorators of the ’90s. If you’re not familiar with him, look up his work online. His style, which was classic, all-American and snappy enough to be modern, just might be the way forward for traditional decorating. Finally, I’m going to end with a note about color. The defining color of the last decade or so has been blue. I can feel a change in the air … might yellow be the next hot hue of the 21st century?

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MORGAN CREEK

Thank you Logan Design Group for selecting us for this years 2021 Holiday House cabinetry www.morgancreekcabinets.com Architecture: Logan Design Group Interior Design: Y. McFadden Interiors

DESIGN BY JORDAN HILTON INTERIORS; PHOTO BY JEFF HERR

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GRACEFUL

GRANDEUR On a verdant property in Buckhead, the 2021 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE brims with classic design and simplistic elegance Principal Photography by JEFF HERR Produced by LAUREN IVERSON Written by JENNIFER BOLES and TATE GUNNERSON

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FIREPLACE Hartstone WALLPAPER Harlequin SEAGRASS RUG Stark GILT CABINETS, COROMANDEL SCREENS and DEMILUNE COMMODE Parc Monceau IRON CONSOLE and CHANDELIER Jerry Pair ITALIAN CHAIRS Robuck COFFEE TABLE and IRONAND-LEATHER SLING CHAIR Travis & Company ACCENT TABLES Paul+ MIRROR Ainsworth-Noah CASHMERE THROW Rose Tarlow GOLD LEAF PAINTING Donna Mintz through Sandler Hudson Gallery ART SERIES Will Kay

CONVIVIAL CORNER Study, Carter Kay, Carter Kay Interiors What might be designated as the formal living room in many houses because of its location next to the entry, this room was instead transformed by Carter Kay and Nancy Hooff into a study designed to come alive post sunset. “Sometimes the best solution to a room is deciding what time of day the room is most used,” which for this space is nighttime, when conversation and cocktails are often at their best. Going for “dark and moody with hints of cream and sparkle,” the designers conceived a color palette of rich caramel, copper, gold and black with cream and metallic accents, including a shimmering gold painting and a pair of gilt cabinets. The wood-grain wallpaper that envelops the room adds an additional layer of warmth while also making the room’s 12-foot ceiling feel less lofty. The artful array of furnishings, which represents a range of styles and periods, further enhances the room’s comfortable, sophisticated personality. —Jennifer Boles

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POWDER ROOM BY DAVID CHRISTENSEN

Foyer DOOR and WINDOWS Scardino Doors FLOORING Ciot CENTER TABLE William Word Fine Antiques STOOLS and GILTWOOD FRAGMENTS English Accent Antiques OUSHAK RUG Keivan Woven Arts BRONZE ARCHITECTURAL STAIR Jerry Pair Left Hallway WALLPAPER Lee Jofa SILK/WOOL RUNNER Moattar CONSOLE R Hughes ANTIQUE MIRROR William Word Fine Antiques FIGURES UNDER CLOCHE Foxglove Antiques & Galleries LAMPSHADES Edgar-Reeves Lighting ARTWORK TEW Galleries Powder Room TILE and FAUCETRY Renaissance Tile & Bath SINK AGM Imports Granite & Marble fabricated by A Touch of Stone MIRROR Robuck CARVED BOX Foxglove Antiques & Galleries PEAT BUCKET English Accent Antiques

REGENCY REDUX

Foyer, Left Hallway & Ground Floor Powder Room, Liza Bryan, Liza Bryan Interiors

Adjacent spaces positioned at the front of the house, the entry foyer, left hallway and powder room are connected not just by location, but by the English Regency style too, which Bryan admires as “the culmination of sophisticated classical trends that were current for more than a century.” Visitors to the house are greeted in the foyer by a 19th-century Italian walnut circular table, whose graceful lines are repeated in a set of four midcentury steel-and-brass stools with hoof feet—similar to those often found on Regency-style furniture. The left hallway also pays homage to the style with its chinoiserie wallpaper, whose silvery tones help to lighten the windowless space, as do the myriad of reflective finishes, including the brass console table and the 18th-century Neoclassical giltwood mirror. As for the “classic but not stuffy” powder room, as Bryan describes it, stained paneling, white walls, black-and-white tile floor and an antique peat bucket used to hold newspapers give this small space a quintessentially English feel. —Jennifer Boles

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OUT & ABOUT

A BLACK TIE AFFAIR AT THE PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS

Presented by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, the 15th-annual PHILIP TRAMMELL SHUTZE AWARDS CEREMONY celebrated design excellence in the Southeast Photographed by BEN ROSE 1

1. Greg Palmer, Norman Askins and Peter Lyden 2. Suzanne Kasler and Keith Arnold 3. Kevinn Pulford and Barbara Westbrook 4. Jackye Lanham 5. First row from left: Craig Dixon, Tammy Connor, Jill Biskin, Barbara Westbrook and Jerry Wright; Second row from left: Forrest Sickles, Craig Brandt, Ken Pursley, Clay Rokicki, Andrew Seago, Kelly Harris and Brandon Ingram 6. John Howard and Jonathan Ware 7. Linda and Jim Strickland 8. Kristen Walls, Amy Morris and Melanie Millner 9. Susan Ferrier, Madeline Stuart and Shannon Dixon 10. Dennis Hunt and Tristan Harstan 11. Laura Howard, James Myers and Laura Shine Lee

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HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE KICK-OFF PARTY

The stars of the Atlanta design industry gathered at Renaissance Tile & Bath to kick-off the holiday season—and Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE, presented by Logan Design Group International Photographed by ROSS HENDERSON 2

1. Brad Hanner of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Holly and Tom Scardino of Scardino Doors 2. Michele Gratch of Michele Gratch Interiors and Buffy Ferguson of Elizabeth Ferguson Design 3. Dietrich and Taninma Logan of Logan Design Group International, Steve Kamin of Hartstone 4. Sande Beck, Katie Miner, Daylan Jhin and Sharon Falconer of Sande Beck Design 5. Susan Bozeman of Susan B. Bozeman Designs, Inc., Carter Kay of Carter Kay Interiors and Liza Bryan of Liza Bryan Interiors 6. Rebecca Schoen, Suci Jackson, Dina Varner and Chandler Quirk of VPI Design 7. Alex Page of Compass, David O’Neil of Renaissance Tile & Bath and E. Vincent Martinez of The Art Institutes 8. Valerie Garrett of Valerie Garrett Interiors, Lauren Iverson of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and Jamie Bivens of Valerie Garrett Interiors 9. Suzanna Cullen Hamilton of ART SMART Strategies and Susan Bozeman of Susan B. Bozeman Designs, Inc.

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KITCHEN AND BATH OF THE YEAR AWARDS CEREMONY

Hosted by Authentic Reclaimed Flooring, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles raised a glass to our esteemed 2021 KITCHEN AND BATH OF THE YEAR winners Photographed by ROSS HENDERSON 1

1. Lisa Corrales, Courtney Silva, Kalyn Levens and Chaz Easterly of Linen & Flax, Lauren Iverson of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles 2. Daniel DePaula of Premier Surfaces, Brad Hanner of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Leo Carvalho of Atlanta Stone Creations and Noah Kimberlan of Levantina 3. Lisa Brooks of Lisa Brooks Designs, James Wheeler of J Wheeler Designs and Whitney Ray of Wyeth Ray Interiors 4. Matthew Quinn and David Cook of Design Galleria Kitchen & Bath Studio, Ryan Plantz of Nelligan Associates 5. Julie Witzel of J Witzel Interior Design and Erich Netherton 6. Chaz Easterly of Linen & Flax and Lisa Brooks of Lisa Brooks Designs 7. Athena Johnson of Authentic Reclaimed Flooring, Julie Witzel of J Witzel Interior Design and Erich Netherton 8. Brittany Stafford and Cydney Mitchell of Source, Whitney Ray of Wyeth Ray Interiors 9. Flint Ory and Theresa Ory of Theresa Ory Interiors

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COMPASS REALTORS TOAST THE HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS SHOWHOUSE A diamond sponsor of the 2021 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE, realtors from Compass spent an evening celebrating the holiday season in style Photographed by ROSS HENDERSON 2

1. Chris Burell and Martha Hayhurst of Compass, Debbie Brown, Margaret Ladisic and Lori Hojnowski of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Karen Price 2. Latoya Robinson, Rebecca Ammazi and Anoly Bristol 3. Lexi Guenther, Kelly O’Brien, Lauren Andronico, Kelsey Guthrie, Isabella Perdichizzi and Morgan Predieri 4. Christina M. Patrick, Lauren G. Rasmussen, Amber R. Neukum, Daniel Dahlstrom and Nicholas Maguire 5. Anissa Klisch, Stephanie Percynski, Sherry Ajluni, Jane Kenyon and Joy Bowman 6. Marcia Schultz, Deniece Toth, Crystal Sloan and Stephanie Percynski 7. Jennifer Mackey, Ashton Lewis, Brandi Hunter-Lewis and Tracy Dowdell 8. Jeremy Cody, Victoria Coster and Barry Laughon 9. Katy Clarke, Korrinne Ernst, Juan Carlos Carrion and Blake McCorvey

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