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Dark wood paneled kitchen with white marble island, light blue bar stools, and a modern brass faucet.

Modern Marvel

A subtle and seamless kitchen by Karpaty and Source ranks high in both style and function

Modern kitchen with a large oval dining table and four chairs in the foreground, a central island with a range hood, and light gray cabinetry.

Outside the Box

Striking visual elements and exquisite details lend an artistic bent to a kitchen that blends in with its surroundings

Light wood kitchen with a large island featuring a white countertop and three woven counter stools. Two brass pendant lights hang above the island, with open shelving and a window in the background.

Final Act

A light and bright scheme transforms a “forever home” infused with European flair

Dark blue kitchen with white marble countertops, brass hardware, and a decorative brass range hood. A kitchen island with bar stools is in the foreground.

Made for Living

A family kitchen receives an overhaul with bold color and a hefty dose of bells and whistles

Watercolor painting with abstract lines and green washes next to a swatch card with paint samples in white, green, black, and gold

Irrepressible Expression

Atlanta designer Dawn Trimble creates her next chapter as a watercolor artist

Green room with floral upholstered chairs, a dark wood desk, and botanical prints on the walls. A large arched window features a wreath.

Happy Harmony

Margaret Kirkland Interiors fashions a deeply personal second act for a design-loving empty-nester couple in Buckhead

White colonial-style house with black shutters and a detached garage, decorated for Christmas with wreaths and garlands.

Warm Welcome

Through a decades-long renovation, Beth Ervin and Norman D. Askins reimagine a 1960s Buckhead home for a family with a fondness for entertaining

Man in a tan vest and blue shirt walks through a garden carrying a basket of vegetables.

Comfort Cooking

As many of us return to the kitchen, pivot to porch parties and socialize in small groups, Keith Robinson reminds us to take satisfaction in simple pleasures, at a time we need it most