Simple & Chic

The study features the Forge Dining Table with a walnut top that Westbrook transformed into an office desk. Seating from the showroom includes an Eames leather desk chair and a petite Eames molded plywood lounge chair, both by Herman Miller.

Sullivan and Tyne End Tables and a pair of Duo Table Lamps flank the charcoal Ian Sofa.

Vibrant oil paintings by Katharina Chapuis, represented by Pryor Fine Art, flank the foyer walls that lead to the living area. Here, the designer selected one-of-a-kind and artistan pieces like the rustic center table and ceramic house sculptures to complement the stylish upholstery and case goods from Room &“Board, which serve to anchor all of the residence“s rooms.

Room & Board“s Tri-plex Floor Lamp sits behind a pair of Vance Gold Marcel Wing Chairs with skeepskin pillows. Directly across, the plush Dean Sofa is situated between a set of Voss End Tables with Olinda Lamps. A Wegner Chair sits adjacent. Just beyond, the additional seating area features the Jackson Studio Chaise, Lind Cowhide Ottoman and Chain Rug. All of these items are available through Room & Board.

A tangerine Boden Chair and Ottoman sits next to a Duo Floor Lamp.

Percale linens and mohair pillows adorn the Architecture Bed, while a five-drawer Calvin Chest provides storage space. All of these items are available through Room & Board.

The living room features a Nakashima-style coffee table and ceramic birds, all found at a local gallery.

The design within 1902 at The Residences at W Atlanta—Downtown can best be described as cool, calm and collected. With classic contemporary furnishings from Room & Board anchoring the light-filled aerie in the sky, interior designer Barbara Westbrook and her associate Kim Winkler juxtaposed the company’s clean-lined upholstery—at once both inviting and kick-your-feet-up comfortable—with modern art, folk art, and accessories with a sense of patina. “This space reflects someone who collets pieces they love,” says Westbrook of her imaginary client for the showhouse project. While her varying use of scale with furnishings and accessories gives the residence a playful verve, Westbrook’s clever choice of bright red and yellow accents in almost every room creates a color palette that effortlessly ties together the home’s public and private areas. “When trying to unify various living spaces,” she explains, “the careful use of color is very important.”

Barbara Westbrook, Westbrook Interiors. (404) 355-9430; westbrookinteriors.com. Room & Board, 1170 Howell Mill Rd., Atlanta 30318. (404) 815-1480; roomandboard.com. (dining area) TABLE Bungalow Classic VINTAGE STOOL Westbrook’s personal collection PORCELAIN HOUSES Pollen CHANDELIER Coup d’etat through R Hughes Showroom (living room) ART OVER SOFA Brandon Blane McMillan through Pryor Fine Art WATERCOLOR PILLOWS Bungalow Classic SPHERES Roger Asay and Rebecca Plummer through Signature Shop & Gallery BLACK LEATHER CHAIRS South of Market COFFEE TABLE Custom designed by Westbrook Interiors CERAMIC BIRDS Signature Shop AMBER GLASS JAR Pollen AREA RUG Sullivan Brothers ARTWORK NEAR CHAISE Kai Lin Art FLOOR LAMP Anthropologie MOHAIR THROW Westbrook Interiors (study) ANTIQUE ARM CHAIR Westbrook’s personal collection BROWN LEATHER STOOL BD Jeffries HOURGLASS Bungalow Classic GLASS LAMP The Nicholson Gallery RED DESK ACCESSORIES The Container Store DESK FRAMES Pottery Barn and Michael’s VINTAGE CAMERA Rust & Dust CERAMICS Trent Burkett through Signature Shop PHOTOGRAPHY Philip Grossman through Kai Lin Art SPHERE Roger Asay and Rebecca Plummer through Signature Shop ART OVER SOFA & COFFEE TABLE Westbrook Interiors (bedroom) AREA RUG Sullivan Brothers PUZZLE SIDE TABLE & IRON LAMP BD Jeffries BEAKER STANDS The Nicholson Gallery ARTWORK Jenny Wunderly through Pryor Fine Art COLA ART Kim Frohsin through Pryor Fine Art LACQUERED BOX Lush Life