Tag: interior design

When an Atlanta couple sought to transform their dilapidated carriage house into an oasis from city life, they immediately turned to Copper Sky Design + Remodel, a local design-build firm that specializes in preserving and modernizing older homes.

In Savannah’s Historic Landmark District, approximately two and a half blocks from Forsyth Park, this 4,200-square-foot compound offers four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms.

Sewell Appliance, a division of Construction Resources, recently held a grand re-opening in its Sandy Springs showroom to introduce the newly renovated Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove Living Kitchen.

A three-year-old spec house in Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward had plenty of problems when homeowners Eric and Elizabeth Breier called for design help. Now the newly customized residence in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward boasts a rooftop deck, light-filled interiors, and personal design touches.

The lifespan of any historic home depends on the fidelity of each owner’s vision, and Kim Noland understood her role in preserving her circa 1905 house in Athens’s prominent Five Points neighborhood.

A friend sought the advice of interior designer Gabriela Eisenhart because she thought her shower was rotting. “Sure enough, I told her she was about to fall through the floor,” says Gabriela, founder of Silo Studio Design, who was hired on the spot to revamp the dated 150-square-foot primary bath in Atlanta’s Lenox Park neighborhood.

Among Oakhurst's century-old bungalows, one Craftsman has long been home to a design-minded couple with two school-aged sons—time enough to fall in love with its character and curb appeal, but also to imagine new ways it could support how they gather, play, and entertain.

The Southeast design community came together last month to celebrate interior designer William "Bill" Peace, who recently released a new book, Peace in the West, and launched a new luxury textile collection, Western Skies, with Holland & Sherry.

Designer Dina Varner’s clients knew they’d found the right neighborhood, even if the house wasn’t there quite yet. Charming, walkable Virginia Highland provided the perfect location, although the builder-standard residence, built in 2022 and largely black and white, fell short on character. Referred to Varner by word of mouth, the couple felt confident the VPI Design owner could take the so-so abode and make it feel just like them, injecting the warmth and individuality the new construction lacked.