This Brookhaven home is a hybrid between a traditional residence and a private resort, inspired by the clients trips to Bali. The home wraps around a central lap pool for privacy with a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. The balanced distribution of open and closed spaces contribute to a harmonious organization of the areas and a fresh and enjoyable atmosphere.

This 4 story townhouse is located in the heart of Ansley Park neighborhood. The Interior is a clean mix of modern and traditional elements as well as a steel and glass wall to separate the kitchen from the overall living space.

Nestled in the Ansley Park neighborhood, this design reflects a updated expression of a modern family home. Shed dormers, dark bronze gutters, and over-sized windows give a fresh articulation to this Dutch Colonial influenced home. The open concept interior is perfect for entertaining. Multiple steel and glass doors provide an easy connection between indoors and out.

The clients desired a new home with modern amenities and floor plan, but wanted a historic look that would fit into the neighborhood. This was achieved by using wood mould bricks, a slate roof, and leaded glass windows. Limestone accents and a cantilevered bay set this home apart from the rest.

Cedar shake roofing, tall rectangular windows, and a weathered granite potting shed complete the look of this French Country home. The home exudes a rustic warmth and comfortable design for this growing family.

This Peachtree Heights home was designed around a mature Maple tree which provides shade in the hot Atlanta summers. All of the public and entertaining spaces are on the upper floor while the private quarters are below. The home is modernist in style, but at its heart profoundly traditional.

This kitchen is a space that feels calm, cheerful and open. The unlacquered brass fixtures, hardware, and marble tops create a sophisticated, classic look. The brass cabinet hardware adds a perfect elegance and fun contrast to the otherwise simple white cabinets

No Southern home is complete without a wide front porch. This home combines a traditional low country exterior with an elegant transitional interior.  Shiplap, pine-plank walls in the entry provide a farmhouse feel while custom steel railings add a modern touch.

Stunning design elements and amenities all seamlessly integrate into a breathtaking open floor-plan perfect for entertaining. The master bath offers a spa like experience with a custom built Japanese soaking tub.

The owners of this Vinings townhouse wanted a departure from the original traditional master bathroom. A master closet was reconfigured and the original Jacuzzi tub was deleted to make way for a spacious modern retreat.

Chisled stone from Canada gives this Buckhead home a distinct look. The interior features scissor trusses and a hand scraped walnut flooring.