Tag: Virginia-Highland
House Envy: A Virginia-Highland couple updated their bungalow for their growing family
After renovation, this 1920 Virginia-Highland home, which is within walking distance of Piedmont Park, grew to twice its original footprint.
Room Envy: This bright turquoise bedroom is a teen dream
Depending on how it’s used, green can be either soothing or energizing, according to Stephanie Andrews, founder of Balance Design Atlanta.
My Style: Mara Davis
Mara Davis rose to local celebrity status as an on-air DJ at 92.9 FM in the 1990s and aughts. Now Atlantans can turn the dial to 90.1 WABE every Friday for her live music weekend preview, “Mara’s Music Mix,” or find her cohosting Atlanta Eats on Peachtree TV and News Radio 106.7. She shares her style picks with us.
12 New Year’s Eve events in Atlanta
A dozen ways to ring in 2017, with concerts, dance parties, comedy, and more.
House Envy: Vintage industrial chic in Virginia-Highland
This renovation was a true labor of love for a couple who met here when it was four separate apartments. They later turned it into a dream home for their family.
Where to buy now in metro Atlanta
We asked Realtors to recommend their favorite areas—from intown blocks packed with high-rises to (way) OTP suburbs—for every buyer and budget.
How much Atlanta’s median home values have increased
Since metro Atlanta’s recovery began in earnest in 2012, prices are up—in some places way up. Here, how the median home value has changed from December 2011 to December 2015.
6 great Atlanta home and garden events in December
Tour of homes in Virginia-Highland and Marietta, frolic under Christmas lights at Atlanta Botanical Garden, and visit Santa at Callanwolde.
Literary Geek Gathering: Write Club Atlanta
You wouldn’t necessarily expect a “battle royale” theme at a literary event. But it’s what makes Write Club Atlanta—a spirited competition in which two of the city’s best wordsmiths go head-to-head—so exciting.
Indie film institution: Videodrome
With 18,000 titles, it’s the only place where the city’s cinephiles can nab obscure flicks—like local music documentary Benjamin Smoke—alongside the latest mainstream releases.