Bryan Alan Kirkland

Neutral bedroom with a four-poster bed, upholstered bench, white sectional sofa, glass coffee table, and artwork on the walls.

Bold and Bright

At the 45th Annual Atlanta Symphony Associates’ Decorators’ Show House & Gardens, the city’s top talents melded traditional and contemporary design with striking global influences.

Living room with a large wooden hutch filled with plates, a white sofa with green pillows, and a long upholstered ottoman. The walls feature a scenic mural and a fireplace.

The Italian Job

At the 44th annual Decorators’ Show House & Gardens, Neel Reid and Philip Shutze’s 1926 Italian Baroque “Pink Palace” is transformed to Palazzo Rosa thanks to Atlanta’s top talents.

Covered porch with white paper lanterns, striped curtains, a white wire coffee table with oranges and greenery, and a white stool.

Storied Spaces

Color and show-stopping art reigns supreme in the deft hands of designers at the 2013 Cathedral Antiques Show’s inspiration house .

French-inspired mansion with cream stone facade, gray slate roof, manicured hedges, and a lush green lawn.

Atlanta Style Now

The 43rd-annual Atlanta Symphony Associates’ Decorators’ Show House & Gardens featured a dream team of design talents at a house that embodies today’s new elegance.

Formal dining room with a large oval table set for dinner, tufted banquette seating, ornate chairs, a crystal chandelier, and a fireplace with artwork above. A large coral rug covers the hardwood floor.

Atlanta Style Now

Highlights from the 2012 Atlanta Symphony Associates’ Decorators’ Show House & Gardens