Tiny Details Make a Big Difference for The Ansley School

Anna-Wooten Loggins of A. Wooten Interiors, Holly Bradford and Mandy Lowry of Bradford Lowry Interiors, Courtney Giles Decker of Courtney Giles Interiors, Lathem Gordon and Kate Dunning of Gordon Dunning Interior Design Studio, Jessica Bradley of Jessica Bradley Interiors, Lauren Deloach of Lauren DeLoach Interiors, Mallory Mathison Glenn of Mallory Mathison Interiors, Meredith McBrearty of Meredith McBrearty Interiors, Virginia Cheek of Virginia Cheek Designs, and John Plaster of John Plaster Architecture

Robin Collins and Stacy Shailendra of Ansley Real Estate

Emily Jackson of Vetiver Arts & Writing, Taylor Frey, and Kathleen Carter

Whit J. Wood of Campbell & Brannon, Elise Baumann of Atlanta Fine Homes, John Plaster of Plaster Architecture, and Kwynn Everest of Odd McLean

Ellen Jackson, Katy Magruder, Meredith McBrearty of Meredith McBrearty Interiors, and Amanda Pickering

Lindsey Johnson of Weezie Towels and Katherine Boardman

Martha Moore, Becky Mautner, Chloe Young, and RaQuita Weathers of The Ansley School

John Plaster of Plaster Architecture and Harvin Greene of Dorsey Alston

Cathy Groome, Christie Farmer of KS Creative, and Mary Catherine Gober

The La Petite Mason Luncheon was held on November 19 at the Piedmont Driving Club, featuring nine exquisitely decorated dollhouses designed by John Plaster of Plaster Architecture with building support from Alair Homes and SCAD. The dollhouses—meticulously decorated by local Atlanta interior designers—were showcased and auctioned to raise more than $325,000 for the Ansley School, a tuition-free private school serving Atlanta’s homeless children. Co-chairs Caroline Weimar and Emily Carrere brought this first-of-its-kind fundraiser to Atlanta from its founding city, Houston, uniting the city’s interior design talent around a shared philanthropic purpose. The La Petite Maison Chairs and committee are deeply grateful to the Atlanta community for their generous support and to the designers whose months of dedication and attention to every tiny detail made this Atlanta inaugural event a big success.