Tastemakers

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Ten under 40

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles presents a group of young tastemakers who are creating beauty, orchestrating ideas and galvanizing change in…

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Tony Conway

Tony Conway is a busy man. In addition to being the celebrated mastermind of A Legendary Event, one of the…

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Joy, Love & Peace

It was only a matter of time before the two creative souls were destined to meet. Five years after being…

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Monica Pearson

Monica Pearson. Really, just call her Monica. She’s been on a first-name basis with Atlantans for as long as most…

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Chef Art Smith

Why Atlanta as a home for Southern Art? Atlanta is the New York City of the South. I grew up…

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Dan Carithers

Celebrated designer Dan Carithers retired last fall. And while the shuttered doors of his firm’s headquarters in the tony enclave…

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Charlotte Moss Decorates

  You were so successful on Wall Street. What turned your pretty little head to design? It was definitely the…

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Owen Southwell

How could an architect so well recognized by his peers and celebrated by the architectural press be so easily forgotten…