Remodeling

Set in Stone

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Erica George Dines
A group of Atlanta designers reveals their latest projects, all inspired by a visit to a working quarry
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A group of Atlanta designers reveals their latest projects, all inspired by a visit to a working quarry

In May 2012, a group of Atlanta designers headed north to Vermont on a whirlwind trip to not only learn about marble, but also to be inspired along the way. The two-day trip began in New York’s Hudson Valley, where the designers—guests of Marmi Natural Stone—visited a number of private residences, including one historic property where the use of marble in a residential setting in unparalleled.

Callan Castle

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<a href="http://www.davidhchristensen.com" target="_blank">David Christensen</a>
A dedicated team restores the Atlanta landmark to its fomer glory

Coca-Cola’s brand has remained strong through the years, but soft drink magnate Asa Candler’s former Inman Park mansion gradually lost its fizz. Its roof, rotting columns and cracked tile on its two-story portico were tarnishing the look of the historic home.

A national search for materials and craftsman to replicate original molding and ornamental details, often by hand, were essential in the painstaking restoration of Callan Castle, which completed construction in 1904 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Renovation at Work

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Kate Abney
As a couple consistently on the leading edge of Atlanta design, Lee and Kevin Kleinhelter make style more than just their business; It’s their life

Spare moments are always in short supply for the Kleinhelters. When they aren’t busy running her successful home décor boutique or his custom construction and renovation firm, Lee and Kevin stay busy raising a growing family.

Perfect Presents

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<a href="http://www.jacksonfineart.com/index.php" target="_blank">Jackson Fine Art</a>
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<em>Edouard Bobaut, Premiere Niege au Luxembourg, 1955</em>; part of the &quot;Heart of the Holiday&quot; show at Jackson Fine Art, through 12/23.
Local galleries offer some of the finest holiday finds of the season

It’s that time of year again: when shoppers rack their minds for the best presents to buy loved ones for the holidays. But fret not, as galleries across Atlanta are heralding the season with shows, sales and special pieces of art perfect for holiday giving. Gifting artwork may not be your most familiar choice for a present, but is one that will be treasured for years to come, by novice and experienced collectors alike.

Scrumptious Season

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Four Atlanta chefs tell us what they're cooking with this November

This time of year we get excited about lots of different types of vegetables: fall root veggies like rutabagas, turnips and my favorite, parsnips; winter squashes like acorn squash, butternut squash, spaghetti squash and of course, pumpkins; and leafy cruciferous veggies such as brussels sprout, broccoli, kale, mustard greens and cauliflower. And of course, we think about the winter fruits like apple, pear and quince.

A Night for the Ages

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<a href="http://www.dhcphoto.com" target="_blank">David Christensen<br /> </a>
A stately soirée under the stars invokes the style and dignity of an era of intrigue

 

On September 18, 2008—at a breathtaking home off Northside Drive—a modern-day “Cabaret” was held to honor patron-level and higher guests and sponsors for the Shepherd Center’s 20th annual Legendary Party: “Speakeasy: Legend of the Jazz Age,” which was celebrated a few weeks later on November 1 at The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead, and sponsored in part by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.

 

House to HIGH-RISE

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<a href="http://www.dhcphoto.com" target="_blank">David Christensen</a>
Atlanta designer Carole Weaks walks us through her latest project at The Aberdeen and offers insight into how her clients are making the move without buying everything anew
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Atlanta designer Carole Weaks walks us through her latest project at The Aberdeen and offers insight into how her clients are making the move without buying everything anew

These days, says designer Carole Weaks, when it comes to the home, folks are wanting to “lighten up.” This is made increasingly evident in high-rise living at condominiums such as The Aberdeen, where Weaks serves as a design consultant and is working with new homeowners, many of whom are downsizing.

Natural Beauty

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Beall+Thomas Photography
It’s hard to compete with the romantic country vistas at Persimmon Creek Vineyards, but the recent addition of three charming cottages on the property have upped the ante
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It’s hard to compete with the romantic country vistas at Persimmon Creek Vineyards, but the recent addition of three charming cottages on the property have upped the ante

For a decade, Mary Ann and William “Sonny” Hardman’s Rieslings, Seyval Blancs, Cabernet Francs and Merlots have wowed Atlantans.

Elizabeth Stockton

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Elizabeth Stockton
The sense of joy that this Atlanta artist finds in her work translates beautifully to her peaceful paintings
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The sense of joy that this Atlanta artist finds in her work translates beautifully to her peaceful paintings


Breathe  40” x 40” oil on canvas


Cerise  30” x 40” oil on canvas

Plaza Towers

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David Christensen
Designers and other creative types find a home—and inspiration—in this modern Buckhead condo complex, celebrating 40 years on Peachtree Road
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Designers and other creative types find a home—and inspiration—in this modern Buckhead condo complex, celebrating 40 years on Peachtree Road

 

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