History Remade
Timeless + Inspired Renovations
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Age of Grace
Architect Norman Askins and interior designer Amy Morris revitalize a 1920s Tudor Revival abode for a new era 44
Bon Maison
A heady mix of artwork, strong color and contemporary French style elevates this renovated 1940s-era home in Buckhead 60
Fresh Take
A Colonial-Revival-style house receives an update that honors its integrity while looking toward the future
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The Spirit of Summer
Jump-start the season ahead with a festive mix of new finds for the home
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Property Report
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Calendar Happenings this month
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Naomi On seasonal scents
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Dish Zakia
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Editor’s Letter
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Ad Index
On the Cover INTERIOR DESIGNER AMY MORRIS INTERIORS ARCHITECT NORMAN DAVENPORT ASKINS, ARCHITECT PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILY FOLLOWILL
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STYLE TRENDS
the spirit of
SUMMER Jump-start the season ahead with a festive mix of new finds for the home Produced by CLINTON SMITH
Classic Charm
Bamboo is a timeless tropical motif— perfect for the warm months ahead. AERIN has introduced the Bamboo Garden Shears for outdoor enthusiasts and the Caleen Platter for extraordinary entertaining. aerin.com
ENGLISH ACCENT
Transport yourself to a veritable English garden with the new textile and wallpaper collection collaboration between ALICE TEMPERLEY and ROMO (wallpaper shown in Lavinia Mural Midnight). Available through Romo; romo.com
SHAPE SHIFTERS
CASSINA and ONE BLOCK DOWN have come together once again to launch a second project focused on a new limited edition of the iconic Zig Zag chair by Gerrit T. Rietveld (shown in Frassino Tinto Blu). cassina.com
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Summer is for daydreaming. Leave your head in the clouds with FOSCARINI’s new Nuée suspension lamp. foscarini.com
NEWS
TABLE TOPPERS With their chic ties and bows, JOANNA BUCHANAN’s latest napkin offerings are as stylish as a classic wrap dress. Bring the fashion-forward linens to your table in an array of fun colors. joannabuchanan.com
Sleeping Beauty Get your home (or second home) ready for weekend guests. Stock up on travel essentials they may have left at home, and how about a new set of linens? HUDSON GRACE has just introduced its first bedding collection, shown right in Chambray Stripe. Your guests won’t want to leave! Avaliable through Hudson Grace; hudsongracesf.com
TABLE TALK
MCKINNON AND HARRIS’ newest Yves Table, designed for the outdoors, exudes a wonderful wanderlust vibe. The table is handcrafted in Virginia in high-performance aluminum, and available in different arch styles and 21 finish color options, including Marrakech Blue, Atlantic Green and Gwynn’s Island Gray (pictured). Bon voyage! mckinnonharris.com 7
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clockwise from left The Fattoush salad with romaine, parsley, cucumber, tomato, mint, radish, pita chips and sumac vinaigrette. The Cities of Salt cocktail with houseinfused chili-sumac tequila, triple sec, pomegranate, mint and orange water. The interior of Zakia offers an elegant backdrop for dining.
FAMILY VALUES The latest collab between restaurateurs Ryan and Jonathan Akly and culinary director Ian Winslade, Buckhead’s modern Lebanese establishment ZAKIA is an homage to food, family and culture Written by EVAN EDWARDS Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN
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PERCHED ON THE CORNER OF Piedmont Road and Lenox Road inside the Modera Prominence development is Zakia, the city’s latest modern Lebanese restaurant. Brought to life by the team who instituted local hot spots Tre Vele and Mission + Market, Zakia is an ode to Ryan and Jonathan Akly’s grandmother, evidenced by a large black-and-white photo of her on display inside the establishment. “Zakia was our grandmother. She immigrated to America when we were born, and we were raised on her cooking,” says Jonathan. “The food has a very personal connection for us.” As fate would have it, culinary director Ian Winslade has a talent for this particular league of cooking. “My background based in classic French and Mediterranean cuisine aligned very closely with traditional Lebanese cooking,” says Winslade. “I have a natural affinity for the light, bright flavors of Lebanese food.” Described as a mixture of authentic Lebanese and modern interpretations of classic Middle Eastern dishes by executive chef Michael Schorn, Zakia’s cuisine offers a selection of cold mezze and hot mezze (a particular style of dining in the Middle East similar to Spanish tapas). Order marinated olives, falafel with chickpeas, lemon tahini, aleppo tomato and cucumber salad, charred octopus and roasted cauliflower to start for the table. As a main course, opt for fare from both the land and sea like the Kafta Kebab with minced beef and lamb, parsley, onion and
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“I have a natural affinity for the light, bright flavors of Lebanese food.” —Culinary Director Ian Winslade a grilled vegetable skewer or the Grilled Maine Lobster Tails. For a palette cleanse, seasonal and classic cocktails with a Middle Eastern flair occupy the drink list. Designed and built by Tony Akly of Restaurants Consulting Group, the interior of Zakia offers an elegant milieu for eating and drinking. Think glistening chandeliers,
velvet chairs and sweeping columns, as well as a separate eating area with windows that open on warm, breezy nights. With lush greenery hanging overhead, don’t forget to photograph this opulent dining experience. Says Ryan, “Zakia was [Tony’s] mother, so it has been a major passion project for everyone involved.” zakiarestaurant.com
Every Saturday and Sunday, the Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead’s restaurant BRASSICA hosts the hotel’s famed Afternoon Tea Service. This Mother’s Day, enjoy a choice of three signature tea services accompanied by a selection of local teas, Southerninspired sweets and champagne. With music courtesy of a live harpist, reservations for this cherished affair are available at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on both days. brassicaatlanta.com Situated inside the oldest house in Alpharetta, THE GINGER ROOM is the ideal locale for high tea. Enjoy tea, pastries, fresh juice and coffee in an elegant setting. Guests can also rent out a private room for wedding showers, birthday parties or a girls’ day out.
On Saturdays from 3–5 p.m., THE WHITLEY hotel presents Tipsy Tea. Complete with finger sandwiches and baked goods, this afternoon tea experience is the perfect springtime festivity. For the table, order the Jasmine Peach Mystic Tea made with gin, Lillet Blanc, peach syrup, lemon and jasmine tea. thewhitleyhotel.com above The Chicken Tawook Kebab with spiced marinated grilled chicken and a grilled vegetable skewer. top The bar seating area features a photograph of the Akly brothers’ grandmother, Zakia, who was the inspiration behind the restaurant.
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AGE of GRACE Written by TATE GUNNERSON
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Fine Dining
A handpainted chinoiserie-style wallcovering by de Gournay through Ainsworth-Noah holds its own against the classical architecture in the formal dining room.
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Ode to the Past
right Designed to replicate the flooring in the original foyer, a custom painted motif by Anne Bielowicz lends the new entryway a bespoke and all-too familiar character that befits the home’s history. opposite Framed antique wallcovering panels from Interiors Market make a powerful first impression in the stair hall. The patterned rug is from Designer Carpets.
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A LONGTIME ADMIRER OF this rambling old brick Tudor Revival manse in Buckhead, architect Norman Askins was overjoyed when he was hired by a couple to redesign and expand the home after they purchased it from the husband’s parents. “They wanted us to take them to the top, and they trusted us to do that,” he says. While the homeowners wanted the house to better accommodate a modern lifestyle, retaining its original charm was a top priority. In close collaboration with project architect Geoffrey Yovanovic, Askins significantly expanded its footprint, adding a full second floor and an updated floor plan that reflects today’s way of living. Wherever possible, they saved and reused the original windows, imperfect whitewashed clinker brick and other timeworn materials. The original front door, for example, now opens to a new foyer and leaded glass transom window. With interior designer Amy Morris at the helm of design decisions, an artist handpainted a bespoke floor motif reminiscent of the floor in the original foyer. Moving along, a grand hall that contains both the original stairway and an elegant new one connects the home’s three levels. A vintage wallcovering reconceived as an oversize triptych adds to the sense of drama.
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Central Hub
Lanterns from The Urban Electric Co. illuminate the walnut-topped island in the spacious kitchen, which is outfitted with cabinetry and hardware by Matthew Quinn Collection.
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Bon MAISON Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by JEFF HERR Styled by YVONNE ORCHARD
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A heady mix of artwork, strong color and contemporary French style elevates this renovated 1940s-era home in Buckhead
Work of Art
A vintage red chair from Revival adds a bold pop of color in the keeping room, which is also furnished with a sofa and swivel chairs from Bungalow Classic. The painting is by Gabriel Godard.
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Clean Edit An area rug from Designer Carpets anchors a grouping of upholstered furnishings from Bungalow Classic in the formal living room. right Paired with chairs from the owners’ collection, a sculptural game table occupies a light-filled corner in the formal living room. The draperies were fabricated by The Drapery Room with fabric by Holland & Sherry.
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RATHER THAN JUMP RIGHT INTO a massive renovation, the new owners of a 1940s-era French Provincial-style Buckhead residence settled in for a couple of years while they envisioned the changes they might want to make. While they appreciated the gracious architecture, they soon realized that the interior floor plan didn’t quite meet their needs. Ultimately, they hired interior designer Anna Booth to craft a space that better reflected them. She immediately took note of their extensive art collection, existing heirloom furnishings and love of color. “That was a great springboard,” she says.
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Delicate Details A chandelier from
The Urban Electric Co. illuminates a table and chairs from Design Within Reach in the cheerful breakfast room. The draperies were fabricated by The Drapery Room using fabric from Holland & Sherry and the art is by Gabriel Godard.
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Storied Appeal Interior designer Sara Alias’ collected mix of treasures includes blue-and-white porcelain, family heirlooms, a midcentury moderninspired Mr. Brown London coffee table and a vintage gilded sheaf of wheat side table from Parc Monceau.
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fresh take A Colonial-Revivalstyle house receives an update that honors its integrity while looking toward the future Written by CATHY STILL MCGOWIN Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL Styled by ELEANOR ROPER
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By Contrast
left In the living room, the Holland MacRae sofas and loveseat, custom Lucy Smith coffee table and antique barley-twist stools create a convivial gathering spot. For contrast, Alias introduced an abstract by Connecticut artist Meighan Morrison. opposite The Jane Shelton fabric on the Bunny Williams armchairs was the designer’s catalyst for the living room design. The bamboo mirror with a tortoise shell finish is vintage.
W WHEN INTERIOR DESIGNER Sara Alias and her husband, Andrew, first stepped inside what was to become their family’s future home, they felt like they were walking into a museum. “It could have been in a guidebook,” says Sara of the Colonial Williamsburg-style home. “Everything about it looked authentic.” Built in 1984, the house was a tribute to the classic architecture and design beloved by its original owners—and it’s what drew the Aliases to the property. “I come from a family of interior designers with my mother and grandmother, and
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Andrew grew up in a historical Colonial Revival Neel Reid house on West Paces Ferry with a family who collected antiques,” says Sara. “We both respected the home’s integrity, and we love a traditional floor plan.” In keeping with the period architecture, the home’s layout features individual rooms in lieu of modern, open spaces—a design that the couple embraced. “We dusted off a gem,” says architect Jack Davis, who worked with the couple on the home’s gentle renovations. “It had a beautiful architectural vocabulary that just needed to be updated for this family and their tastes.” Davis opened up the staircase, added three banks of steel-cased windows and designed a bar for the den. In order to bring the house to the new millennium, kitchen designer Barbara Shelton drafted a new plan for the kitchen and baths. Structurally, not much else changed. “One of the best things about the house was the accuracy and proportions of the moldings,” says Davis. “There was no need to correct anything or go shopping for beams or mantels. It was all right there.” Sara’s imprint on the house comes through in her color and fabric choices. She majored in fabric design at the University of Georgia and later worked in New York at the British textile
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With a View
The kitchen’s breakfast table looks upon the backyard through the new steel windows designed by architect Jack Davis. A tablecloth from Julia Amory and woven chairs set a casual tone.
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my must-haves BEHIND THE SCENES
Interior designer SUSAN FERRIER shares a few of her favorite things and what’s on her radar at the moment Produced by CLINTON SMITH
form & function “I’m loving chaise lounges at the
moment. They can be used alone or shared—they are islands of relaxation. Very glamorous, but utilitarian too.”
food for thought
“A mano, a restaurant in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood of Atlanta, is super casual and is my once-a-week guilty pleasure. Delizioso!” amanoatl.com
dress it up
“I’m in love with pearls—all shapes, sizes and ways of wearing them. Layani Fine Jewelry’s pearl rings are a particular favorite.” Pictured: “Toi et Moi”- Dual Pearl Open Ring; layanijewelry.com
petal power
“I love gardenias and love to send the ones from High Camp Supply when I need to extend a nice gesture to someone. I also love the idiosyncratic designs by Twelve located at the Wylie Hotel in Atlanta.” Pictured: High Camp’s Deluxe Vine & Bloom Box; highcampsupply.com; twelveatlanta.net
coffee or tea?
“My favorite hot beverage is an espresso con panna—it’s like a coffee milkshake. Take a single or double shot of espresso and top it with whipped cream. It’s also known as café Viennois.”
picture-perfect “It’s impossible to decide on a
favorite artist, but in the last five years, I’ve been drawn to photography. It appeals to my need for crisp lines and saturation of color.”
divine design
“I’m currently drawn to Brutalist design, which celebrates the beauty of raw, organic and unpolished materials. You can see the hand of the maker in each piece.”
comfort & joy
“Simone Bruns scarves are divine— they’re like wrapping yourself in a woodland forest.” Pictured: “Butterfly Dance” Handprinted Scarf in Dark Purple; simonebruns.com
all aglow “Metallics are always a go-to in my design work. The reflection of the light changes throughout the day, and the shimmering effect evokes the sense of bringing water indoors.”
sip this
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r&r
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ABOUT THE SHOWHOUSE
AN EXQUISITE 8,500-square-foot estate serves as the 2023 Southeastern Designer Showhouse. The custom-built residence on Normandy Drive is one of the latest projects by builder and developer Benecki, residential designer William T. Baker & Associates, landscape architect Land Plus and interior specification designers Source.
Timeless exterior choices, such as hard-coat stucco, and charming architectural elements, such as a cedar shake roof that flares at the dormers, are sensitive to the scale of surrounding homes in the established neighborhood. The salon and kitchen, with its barrelvaulted ceiling, open to a terrace with an outdoor kitchen that leads to the lower lawn and pool.
The transitional home presents an airy, sun-drenched setting and showcases Baker’s mastery of classical architecture. An abundance of 12-foot ceilings, coved ceilings, and 10-foot doors and windows allow light to penetrate the residence. The architectural elements lean organic with soft curves and minimal ornamentation and millwork. A dramatic arched steel front door ushers in the homeowners and guests, where once inside, the floor plan generously offers views from the entry hall through the salon to the outdoor terrace and backyard.
The five-bedroom home, which has five full and three half baths, is designed for flexible living throughout the years. Primary bedrooms are placed on the main and second floors, and two laundry rooms offer ease of living. The main-level bathroom’s stunning touches include a barrel-vaulted ceiling, a sweeping shower with an elaborate mosaic, and marble countertops and floors. Spaces such as expansive dual closets in the primary bedroom on the main level, a pantry and caterer’s kitchen speak to modern homeowners’ demand for ample storage in style.
The residence’s overall design aesthetic is Streamline Moderne with Art Deco and Art Nouveau influences, while wabi-sabi design characteristics embrace the beauty of imperfection. Gold, burgundy and deep purple hues create a cohesive color palette. Venetian plaster, French oak hardwood floors, Calacatta Viola marble, brass fixtures and finishes, and Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances are among the features that amplify the interiors.
The floor plan, with a main-level study and an oversize TV/ sitting room on the second level, recognizes the needs of families who entertain and work at home. The basement is outfitted for entertaining, exercise and relaxation with a lounge, home theater, game room, wine cellar, and gym with a sauna and massage room.
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The talents of top interior designers in the Southeast and brands presenting what’s new in high-end design offer much to see, appreciate and enjoy during the beloved annual spring showhouse event. —Lori Johnston
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