AjMadison opens a new appliance showroom in Sandy Springs, its fourth nationwide

Home appliance retailer AjMadison has opened its first Atlanta showroom, a 12,000-square foot space located in Sandy Springs. The Atlanta location joins other retail stores in New York, Washington, D.C., and Miami. AjMadison’s selection ranges from cooktops and microwaves to washers and dryers as well as outdoor appliances and equipment, such as grills, fire pits, and patio heaters.

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House Envy: HGTV “Designer of the Year” Leah Alexander adds her trademark color and collections to her Atlanta home

House Envy: HGTV “Designer of the Year” Leah Alexander adds her trademark color and collections to her Atlanta home

Atlanta interior designer Leah Alexander usually dresses in black, which is something that amuses her friends, considering her fondness for bright colors in her decorating projects. “More often than not, I'm wearing all-black from head to toe,” she says, “But meanwhile . . . green, yellow, or even purple cabinetry? Immediately, yes. Floral wallpaper or saturated art? Wouldn't miss it.”
A novelist’s house and writing shed in Roswell offer lots of mysterious twists

A novelist’s house and writing shed in Roswell offer lots of mysterious twists

“Our client’s style is a mixture of Don Draper meets Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil meets the Brontë sisters,” says Kate Duffy, one of the team with Duffy Scott Interiors. “She loves the mix, and she loves vintage.”
A creative couple puts their own whimsical spin on an East Atlanta cottage

A creative couple puts their own whimsical spin on an East Atlanta cottage

If Megan and Austin Sirkin’s house looks like it could be in a Wes Anderson film—with its saturated color palette and vintage interior design—that’s not an accident. “I think we ended up with something of a cross between Hayao Miyazaki and Wes Anderson, which is pretty much perfect for us,” says Megan, referring to the Japanese animator and American filmmaker, respectively. “Warm and inviting, from some ambiguous time in the past, and full of charming little moments of joy.”
The famed Marburger Farm Antique Show comes to Atlanta in July

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.
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Room Envy: A serene home office meant to be seen

When a home office is visible from the front door, it gets special treatment, says interior designer Michelle Doughtie of Schilling & Co.
Room Envy: A teen bedroom that's both trendy and timeless

Room Envy: A teen bedroom that’s both trendy and timeless

Cleverly straddling the line between trendy and lasting design, Tami Ramsay of Cloth & Kind, based in Athens, created this teenager’s bedroom to look good today and years from now.
Homebuilder John Wieland created a contemporary art museum as a gift to Atlanta—and it’s free

Homebuilder John Wieland created a contemporary art museum as a gift to Atlanta—and it’s free

The 20,000 homes John Wieland has built in neighborhoods all over Atlanta will always be his legacy to the city, but now he has something more personal for us all. Wieland’s private collection of art is now on display at his art museum, the Warehouse, which opened to the public on April 13. The facility will continue with monthly open houses—free with an advance reservation—on the second Saturday of every month from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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House Envy: HGTV “Designer of the Year” Leah Alexander adds her trademark color and collections to her Atlanta home

Atlanta interior designer Leah Alexander usually dresses in black, which is something that amuses her friends, considering her fondness for bright colors in her decorating projects. “More often than not, I'm wearing all-black from head to toe,” she says, “But meanwhile . . . green, yellow, or even purple cabinetry? Immediately, yes. Floral wallpaper or saturated art? Wouldn't miss it.”

Market to Table

Miller Union chef Steven Satterfield‘s cookbook is called Root to Leaf: A Southern Chef Cooks Through the Seasons—and that’s precisely what he’s doing for Atlanta Magazine’s HOME in a series of videos. Satterfield’s cookbook is divided by season, and he offers recipes that are based on the bounty of each season.

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