January 2016

Living room with light gray upholstered chairs, a pale green sofa, and a dark wood paneled arched wall featuring abstract art and gold sconces.

Grounded with Grace

Michael Ladisic crafted his dream domain in picturesque Peachtree Park, weaving two decades of building experience into a personal masterpiece for his wife and four daughters.

Living room with four upholstered chairs, a gray ottoman with a tray of green apples, a marble fireplace with herringbone tile, and abstract art above the mantel.

Serene Sanctuary

Robert Brown cultivates a calming yet sumptuous apartment for a worldly couple in search of a comfortable haven.

Interior design studio with two men working at a large white table, shelves of fabric samples, and a large white pendant light overhead.

Design Duo

Textile designer Clay McLaurin and designer James Wheeler’s shared office space is an ode to fresh-faced beauty.

A woman in a black shirt and blue skirt leans on a desk next to a man in a navy blazer and plaid shirt. They are in front of a bright blue wall with bookshelves.

Casual Chic

Danielle Rollins and architect Bill Ingram’s ADAC Design Studio is equal parts fashionable and functional.

Woman standing behind a desk with a marble top, a gold giraffe statue, and abstract wallpaper.

Clean Edit

Melanie Turner’s new Galleries of Peachtree Hills office space.

Seared salmon fillet with a glaze, served with baby bok choy and mushrooms on a white plate.

The Scoop on Justin Anthony’s Cape Dutch

The restaurateur behind 10 Degrees South, Yebo and Ponce City Market’s Biltong Bar offers a global interpretation of South African braai at his new restaurant, Cape Dutch.

Modern kitchen with three wood counter stools in front of a dark countertop island. The backsplash features dramatic black and white veined stone and a geometric metal range hood.

Kitchen Couture

From new-builds with sleek fixtures and tactile materials to creative interpretations of classic style, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ 2016 Kitchen of the Year contest winners serve as not only as communal sanctuaries from everyday cacophony, but also functional necessities thanks to deft design details imagined by the area’s most esteemed design professionals.

A woman in a black shirt and blue skirt leans against a desk, while a man in a blue blazer and glasses sits in a chair. They are in a room with a bright blue wall and built-in bookshelves.

New Home

Bonneau Ansley’s Ansley Atlanta carves a fresh niche in an updated building with the help of interior designer Kay Douglass.

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