May 2013

Close-up of a deep red cocktail in a clear glass with ice and a green garnish, resting on a textured stone surface.

Online Exclusive: Beet Cocktail Recipe

  The entertaining story in our May 2013 issue features a Sunday supper hosted by Sufficiently Amused, a local pop…

Dining room with white slipcovered chairs around a round table, red curtains, and a hexagonal patterned lampshade.

Online Exclusive: Kay Douglass Interiors Look Book

In this exclusive online look book, we’ve collected some of our favorite rooms created by Kay Douglass that have graced…

Dining room with a round concrete table, upholstered chairs, a silver shelving unit, and abstract art on a geometric patterned wall.

Natural Evolution

After more than two years in the works, luxury home furnishings company Bradley Hughes is now, simply, Bradley. Although the…

White brick wall with four framed photographs of barns and silos, a red armchair, a rustic wooden console table, and two light blue ottomans

Atlanta MADE

Some of the finest homes in the Southeast have commissioned their work—so why aren’t Atlanta’s most sought-after craftsmen and artisans…

White neoclassical house with a grand portico supported by columns, shutters on windows, and a winding driveway leading to the entrance.

What Lies Beneath

From the street, you’d never guess that this Atlanta home’s traditional facade belies a minimalist, clutter-free interior designed for an…

Rustic dining table set with white chairs, red patterned runner, glassware, candles, and a driftwood centerpiece with greenery and fruit.

Beauty & the Beet

Not long ago, people regularly hosted friends for drinks, dinner and dessert, all served with a side of rich conversation….

A vignette on a metal console table features a large driftwood sculpture, a framed yellow print with black text reading "I HATE QUOTATIONS. TELL ME WHAT YOU KNOW", a potted orchid, a vintage typewriter, and a black candlestick with a white candle.

Natural Instinct

A local shop owner takes the edge off his concrete-and-glass condominium by incorporating tranquil colors, organic elements and unique accents.

Bedroom with a tufted upholstered headboard, crisp white bedding, a dark wood nightstand with a silver lamp, and sheer curtains framing a city view.

Setting the Stage

With the quiet architecture of his Colony Square residence serving as a backdrop, architect Bill Ingram marries furnishings of disparate styles and various periods for a unique but keenly edited mix.