Being a Good Host
In the South, entertaining is a blend of politeness and protocol. Both formal and casual gatherings reflect our upbringing, our sense of pride in our homes, and the value we place on family and friendships.
Now trending: Marbled patterns
How the marbled trend is incorporated into chairs, pillows, fabric, lamps, and more.
7 stylish outdoor rugs made to brave the elements
Nothing defines an outdoor room like a distinctive rug. Thanks to an acrylic fiber called polypropylene, durable outdoor rugs resist fading, stains, and mildew. Flat, sisal-like weaves can be cleaned off with a garden hose.
Here’s a first look at YOO on the Park’s luxury model apartments
The new high-rise YOO on the Park, a luxury apartment community in Midtown, reveals model units designed by Cantoni.
“Yoo” might want to live at this new luxury high-rise in Midtown
Stylish, whimsical features at YOO on the Park include a six-story living wall on the 13th Street facade, Marcel Wanders–designed papier-mâché chandeliers, and a giant chess set on the amenity deck.
The famed Marburger Farm Antique Show comes to Atlanta in July
The highlight of the mammoth Round Top market is coming to Peachtree Street—its first-ever sale outside Texas. Shoppers can expect Marburger’s signature high-low mix, which ranges from fine Continental antiques and oil paintings to midcentury collectibles, Americana, African and Asian imports, industrial artifacts, and more.
Rough South Home founder upcycles salvage finds
“I find the weird stuff no one wants.” That’s how Clarke Titus begins our conversation as we traipse through a cluttered salvage yard a half dozen miles west of Atlanta. To the Kirkwood furniture maker, the decades-old trash is full of potential. Like a Depression-era Georgia freight car paneled with ten-foot-long pine boards. Titus used the weathered wood—stenciled here and there with numbers and workers’ instructions—to create more than a dozen original pieces, including tables, mirrors, consoles, and a king-sized headboard.
First annual Georgia Tiny House Festival draws thousands
The Georgia Tiny House Festival highlights the advantages of living with less, even if you don't plan to move into 400 square feet.
Atlanta’s largest Williams-Sonoma store opens at Ponce City Market
Atlanta's largest Williams-Sonoma, opening at Ponce City Market, offers bonuses like expanded home department and access to upcoming Jonathan Waxman restaurant.
12 great ideas from the Atlanta Symphony Decorators’ Show House
The 45th annual event is full of spectacular spaces that are sure to inspire. Here are a few take-home ideas from this morning's media preview.

















