Holiday Redux
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CAROLE WEAKS In the dining room of the 2008 Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Christmas House (left and top left), Weaks eschewed traditional red and green décor; instead, drought-tolerant succulents and fresh fruits garnished tabletops. The succulents also graced gold-framed mirrors in the shape of rectangular wreaths.
SUZANNE KASLER For the Christmas tree in the living room, Kasler selected a plethora of ornaments in one style to make a bold impact. The mercury glass baubles added glimmer to the room's blue spruce tree, which happened to be a shade similar to the room's upholstery. |
| LIZ WILLIAMS For the breakfast room (below), Williams proved that good things come in small packages. Working with Nicholas Kniel, she decorated the tabletop with tiny, chic packages and a scattering of tiny blue and matte silver ornaments, resulting in an icy scheme thatcreated a winter wonderland complemented by designer Gretchen Edwards' keeping room. GRETCHEN EDWARDS In the keeping room (right and bottom right), Edwards and Nicholas Kniel created the ultimate fantasyland. A “tree” composed of branches decked out in sparkling ornaments—each tied with luxurious ribbons from Kniel's shop—was the focal point. A pair of elegant handcrafted wreaths, made almost entirely of pipe cleaners, added an unexpected touch. |
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