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Contents AUGUST 2023
HOME 62
Coastal Chic
At Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ latest showhouse concept, designer Melanie Turner’s new take on coastal decor is a veritable breath of fresh air 86
Relaxed & Refreshed
Bespoke architectural details and stylish furnishings buoy this Seaside, Florida, dwelling with expansive sand, sky and sea views 106
Change of Scenery
With a color palette informed by nature, Anna-Wooten Loggins takes a second home in Cashiers, North Carolina, from cozy cabin to chic retreat
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Celebrating Summer
Don Easterling and Nina Long of Mathews Design Group fashion a classic and sophisticated summer soirée 18
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Property Report
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Calendar Happenings this month
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Naomi On Second Homes
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End Note Amber Guyton’s Must-Haves
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where the sun shines bright and the air breathes easy. Along 30A, a standout design-build team led by designer Melanie Turner gives “coastal chic” a whole new definition in AH&L’s latest showhouse concept (page 62). Nearby, designer Beth Webb and architect Tim Adams find a healthy balance between classic and contemporary style in a Seaside, Florida, abode (page 86). Up north, designer AnnaWooten Loggins fashions a cozy and collected second home in the mountains of Cashiers, North Carolina (page 106). For those planning their upcoming travel, we share three destinations the way across the pond (page 121). And should you be indulging in a staycation this summer, we hope as you sit down with this issue that you’ll feel a sense of tranquility with every turn of the page.
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Featuring wicker furniture and with easy access to the kitchen, the porch’s elegant and traditional style is perfect for summer entertaining. right Nina Long and Don Easterling of Mathews Design Group.
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“Fresh florals are a must and elevate any tabletop; take cues from what’s seasonal and it will always look right.” —Don Easterling
Mix & Mingle
above A seating area adjacent to the dining table allows guests to mingle before eating. right Dessert is always within reach on a console by Bungalow Classic through Mathews Furniture + Design. opposite Woven chargers by Erika Reade Ltd. and white scalloped plates by Nellie Howard Ossi for Dillards serve as an elevated canvas for blue-and-white plates, napkins and other serveware.
ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES: Your tabletop exudes summertime elegance. What was the inspiration behind the design? NINA LONG: We lean toward classic design, and with this being outdoors, it needed to feel less formal. We like blueand-white porcelain—there’s a lot of it in the house—so we thought it would be fun to incorporate that. That was our starting point, and then we thought it would be pretty to do a palette with touches of green, blues, creams and a little bit of purple. Nature is always an inspiration and we didn’t want to compete with the lush landscape. AH&L: Having multiple hangout spots for guests is both
charming and efficient. Tell us more about your various entertaining zones. DON EASTERLING: What’s great about the outdoor area is how well it all flows—whether it’s six people or 60. The best part is you can open the doors and seamlessly go from the keeping room and kitchen area to the porch, and from the open-air porch you feel connected to the pool area below, then around the pool area you have the pavilion. There’s a lot of spaces for movement with either a larger group or when relaxing in a more intimate setting. AH&L: Your tabletop is a mix of fun prints in a classic color scheme. What elements can our readers infuse to elevate 15
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left Accented with various accessories through Mathews Furniture & Design, a Serena & Lily rug grounds the porch at Easterling’s personal Ansley Park home. below The pool pavilion offers a post-swim resting place for afternoon sips and snacks. opposite Blue glassware from Anthropologie and hurricanes from Mathews Furniture + Design enhance the overall color palette.
their own summer tabletops? DE: Using various textures, like woven placemats, and colors and patterns on the textiles will definitely add depth and interest. Fresh florals are a must and elevate any tabletop; take cues from what’s seasonal and it will always look right. Colored or etched glassware is a favorite of ours as well. AH&L: Summers in Georgia are a scorcher. What items—sips or bites—are on your party menu to keep guests feeling cool? NL: Always Don’s famous margaritas! You don’t want anything too heavy when it’s super hot outside. Small, easy bites like homemade guacamole and chips with grilled corn salsa, crudités, prosciutto and melon skewers, mini pulledpork sliders, antipasto bites with olives, mozzarella and tomato. And it’s not the South unless some pimento cheese is thrown in there somewhere too! AH&L: You both have worked together for years, creating elegant interiors with a playful twist on tradition. Tell us more about your dynamic and why your design partnership works so well? NL: From the start, our chemistry was really great. It’s hard to explain and definitely a unique and special relationship. We get along so well and really respect and admire each other so much. Also, good communication, honesty and hard work has been a foundation for us, and the rest comes naturally. It’s funny, after over 15 years, we could spend 10 hours a day together and still call each other as soon as 16
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Don’s Famous Margarita “This margarita recipe tastes clean and expensive, when in fact, it’s a super simple take on a classic margarita. It’s actually a bit of a joke because we serve it in fancy English-etched lowball glasses, but it’s so easy and only a few ingredients.” (serves 4) 1 cup Blanco Tequila of your choice 2 cups frozen limeade 1 lime Mint sprigs Combine ingredients in a pretty pitcher and serve over good crushed ice, salted rim optional. Garnish each glass with a lime wedge or mint sprig. Enjoy!
we get in our own cars to discuss what just went on! AH&L: What is your number one piece of advice for making a summer gathering memorable for your guests? DE: Keep the drinks flowing! Hydration
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Up your charcuterie presentation with the Color Palette Serving Plate by JOHN DERIAN.
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PRETTY IN PINK The Charlie lamp from MADE GOODS is stately on its own, but its unexpected full-grain leather finish and dusty rose color makes it even more interesting. madegoods.com
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A natural showstopper carved from a handselected block of Prunella marble, the Alatri tub from WATERWORKS projects modern elegance on a stunning scale. Handfinished details include a flat band at the base and a gently eased lip. waterworks.com
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The simple lines of the Theo Pendant in Celadon and Gild by JULIE NEILL for VISUAL COMFORT & CO. evoke an easy elegance. visualcomfort.com
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Outdoor Inspiration
Add more green to your garden with MCGUIRE’s Spin Outdoor Accent Table in Garden by BARBARA BARRY. Available through Baker; bakerfurniture.com, barbarabarry.com
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Coastal Bliss at The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa lies along a pristine stretch of Hilton Head Island’s natural Atlantic beachfront in coastal South Carolina. The resort’s oceanfront location effortlessly ensures a relaxing experience and a feeling of “approachable luxury”, but what makes this resort stand out from others is the friendly southern hospitality and the sense that they truly prioritize the well-being of their guests. With private balconies in every guest room to embrace the serene views, award-winning treatments at the Heavenly Spa by Westin, and ample ways to get outside and enjoy the South Carolina sunshine, from poolside cabanas to bicycle rentals, feeling well comes naturally here. Three oceanfront pools, private beach access, and a lush resort courtyard provide a renewing escape, and “farm-and-sea-to-table” dining takes inspiration from the Lowcountry with the freshest ingredients, locally and sustainably-sourced wherever possible. Guests can now enjoy newly-renovated Ocean View rooms and suites, including Ocean View King or 2 Queen room, Carolina King Suite Ocean View, and Vice Presidential Suite. Redesigned with inspiration from the serene natural beauty surrounding the resort, you’ll feel refreshed and renewed in these modern coastal rooms and suites. While the resort has everything travelers need, Hilton Head Island is a destination like none other, with exciting adventures, unique wildlife, and stunning natural beauty. The island’s pristine, white-sand beaches, vibrant culinary scene, world-class golf, and thrilling excursions have been bringing travelers back time and time again for generations.
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luxury environment The developer behind the expanding Star Metals District, Coral Gables-based ALLEN MORRIS COMPANY, is embarking on the third phase of the West Midtown development—a 21-story luxury rental apartment building known as STELLA AT STAR METALS. Joining the district’s already completed 15-story Star Metals Offices, which is purported to be the tallest office building in West Midtown, and the residential building Sentral West Midtown at Star Metals, Stella will be comprised of 327 studios and one- and two-bedroom luxury apartments. Breaking ground this year and expected to open in 2025, Stella at Star Metals is also slated to have 25,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, including Michelin26
awarded restaurants. Other high-end amenities will include a rooftop lounge, a movie theater and an unobstructed skyline view. What will likely turn heads is Stella’s unique appearance, which is the work of Miami-based OPPENHEIM ARCHITECTURE, the design architect for all Star Metal buildings. According to the firm’s founding principal, CHAD OPPENHEIM, Stella’s design reflects the firm’s signature “spirit of place” philosophy. “We wanted to capture the neighborhood’s distinct identity and honor its history,” an approach that inspired the building’s signature copper-like banding, which is intended to mimic the old railroad tracks and warehouses that once populated the area. Oppenheim is equally proud of the design’s prominent green architectural element, a series of rolling green roofs. “Although it’s a mixed-use building in a major city, ensuring that we preserved the local environment was always at the forefront. We feel that our efforts to bring a high level of landscape to our project will set a precedent for future developments in the area.”
An annual summer tradition, the 26th CASHIERS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE opens this month in a mountain-style house designed and built by Jim Robinson of Design South Builders. Located at Chimney Top at High Hampton, the Showhouse runs August 25 to September 2.
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Having introduced its first luxury private travel terminal at Los Angeles’ LAX airport in 2017, PS (formerly The Private Suite) has set its sights on catering to those traveling to, from and through Atlanta. With its second location scheduled to open at Hartsfield-Jackson airport this month, the company’s CEO, AMINA BELOUIZDAD PORTER, says that it made sense to bring the concept to Atlanta. “With Hartsfield-Jackson Airport being the nation’s busiest airport, Atlanta was the natural next step in our expansion plan. A lot of our existing
members already consistently travel to Atlanta for work, leisure or as a connection point.” Accessible to fee-paying members, the PS ATL outpost—a luxurious retreat where travelers can relax in the facility’s Salon lounge or in private suites—will be located adjacent to Signature’s private aviation terminal, a particularly advantageous location for those members traveling by private aircraft. But even for those flying commercial, accessing the PS ATL terminal will be made easy, thanks to chauffeured transportation to and from the aircraft door. Once inside the terminal, PS members can avail themselves of a long list of amenities, including an extensive menu of cocktails and chef-prepared meals, massages, manicures and more. PS ATL will also provide private TSA screening, customs and immigration services, meaning members can skip long lines inside the airport, particularly during peak travel times.
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▲ THROUGH SEPT. 3 On display at the HIGH MUSEUM OF ART from the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is Ancient Nubia: Art of the 25th Dynasty, which showcases 200 works of art made during the Nubian reign (one of Africa’s earliest civilizations). Although Nubian artists created a plethora of jewelry, pottery, metalwork, furniture and sculptures, there is little known about their history. This exhibition gives museumgoers greater insight into how they lived. high.org
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▲ AUG. 25–SEPT. 2 Benefiting The Cashiers Historical Society, the CASHIERS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE celebrates its 26th anniversary this year. Located in
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▲ THROUGH JAN. 8 SCAD FASH presents their latest photography
Chimney Top at The Club at High Hampton, 16 designers—including Nellie Howard Ossi,
exhibition, Ellen von Unwerth: This Side
Douglas Hilton, Lisa Wester and Eric Ross—will transform the interiors of a classic and
of Paradise. Curated by Rafael Gomes,
welcoming mountain retreat. cashiershistoricalsociety.org/showhouse
over 50 photos and fashion films by the photographer are showcased— spotlighting decadence, movement and
AUG. 19–20 The annual
glamour. Portraits of celebrities such as
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days of art-filled fun. Featuring
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250 painters, photographers,
◀ AUG. 26–27 Taking place inside
sculptors, glassblowers,
Grant Park, the two-day SUMMER SHADE
jewelers and more, the
FESTIVAL will unite regional and local
festival will also offer artist
artists as well as host food vendors and
demonstrations, live music,
music entertainment. The event benefits
children’s activities as
the Grant Park Conservancy, a nonprofit
well as food and drinks
organization that is dedicated to the
for guest enjoyment.
renovation and preservation of historic
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Grant Park. summershadefestival.org
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Naomi Von Habersham MOST PEOPLE TREAT SECOND homes as opportunities to get away and enjoy a landscape that is entirely different from that of their primary homes. Some prefer a beach retreat, perhaps one located in a laid-back beach community or, as is trending of late, a tony resort town such as Palm Beach, where half of Atlanta seems to be spending its time these days. Others like the cool air and rusticity of being in the mountains. Then there are some of us—actually, it might only be a few of us—who don’t really care where the second home is located. It’s the opportunity to indulge in more decorating that is of primary importance to us. You see, although I live in a decent-size condo, it’s already fully decorated. I like my choices in color, fabrics and furnishings, so decoratingwise, there is very little left to do. And yet, there are so many different design styles that I would love to live with. I sometimes dream of having an ultracontemporary residence furnished with very little other than early American antiques. On the other hand, there is that Dorothy Draper, 1940s film-set style of decorating that I’m also drawn to. How much fun would that be? So, unless I completely make over my condo, which I’m not prepared to do, I have no other way of enjoying an entirely new decorating project than to buy or rent a second home elsewhere. And yet, the very last thing I want to do at the end of a long week is to get into the car and drive to some rest and relaxation, even if it is only an hour or two away. My solution? I’m thinking of getting a second home down the street from where I currently live. It sounds crazy, I know, but it means that whenever I’m hankering for Dorothy Draper stripes and plaster light fixtures, or possibly those early American antiques that I’m always talking about, all I have to do is walk a block up the street. Now that’s what I call relaxing!
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left Yalda features colorfully curated furnishings with Persianinspired accessories and artwork by Marjan Rad. Thanks to the open-air kitchen, guests get a front-row seat to the culinary action.
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Persian-Mediterranean restaurant YALDA introduces Atlantans to a new genre of family fare in Sandy Springs Written by EVAN EDWARDS Photographed by DAVID CHRISTENSEN
The Mitra’s Habibi made with Conniption Kinship Gin, saffron bitters, lemon, sumac syrup and honey.
THE IRANIAN WINTER solstice celebration, Yalda Night, serves as the eponym for chef Ashkan Famili’s newest restaurant, Yalda, located in Sandy Springs. After working under the expertise of renowned Atlanta chef Pano Karatassos, Famili went on to develop his own concepts in Buckhead, Marietta and Memphis, Tennessee. Yalda, however, is a true testament of his love for family and food. “The idea for Yalda sparked from celebrating time with loved ones, sharing food, reading poetry and reminiscing,” says Famili, who opened the restaurant with longtime friend and business partner Farhan Kheraj. “We were inspired to create a setting for our guests 30
to make memories with their loved ones.” As guests enter through the large wooden door, bright hues in both the interiors and dishes make a grand appearance. Staying loyal to the restaurant’s roots, dishes are made to share and prepared with traditional Persian techniques. “The dishes on our menu represent true Persian food that is made fresh daily with the highest quality of local ingredients,” says Famili. “Chef Raymon Beltran has been a key player in putting a great culinary team together.” Begin your meal with a selection of spreads like the Kashk Bademjoon spread (fried eggplant, cream of whey, crispy onions, garlic and mint) served with fresh naan and pair it with a small dish or mezze. The menu also boasts savory entrées like a salmon kabob, veggie stew and the lamb shank. To sip, pair the fare with one of Yalda’s vivid cocktails or choose from their extensive wine list. Designed in partnership with Cy Bickers from Restaurants Consulting Group, the interior design of Yalda employs a mix of colors and patterns that enhance the entire meal experience. Turkish rugs line the floors
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Located inside Phipps Plaza, the newly opened CITIZENS MARKET introduces the trendy food hall scene to Buckhead. Designed by David Rockwell with eight chefdriven brands—including Umami Burger, Krispy Rice, El Pollo Verde and Ella Mia—guests can enjoy their meal inside, at the bar or take it outdoors to the manicured lawn. gobycitizens.com
With nine food stalls and multiple bars and private dining spaces, THE HALL AT ASHFORD LANE in Dunwoody is guaranteed to satisfy any craving. Unique from other food halls, the concept (brought to Atlanta by restaurateur Jamal Wilson) offers both self- and full-service options, blending the typical food hall concept with a traditional restaurant experience.
and blue velvet chairs are ideal resting spots for dinner dialogue. Atlantans should also be on the lookout for Yalda’s second location opening on Howell Mill Road. Already familiar with the bustling food scene of the Westside, Famili knew his Middle Eastern, family-inspired restaurant would be a perfect addition to the in-town neighborhood. yaldaatl.com
Indulge on sweet and savory sips from around Atlanta at ALCOHALL, Pullman Yards’ latest installation. Open Tuesday through Sunday, the concept is similar to a food hall, featuring stalls from seven breweries, wineries and distilleries, including Old Fourth Distillery and Three Chord bourbon. clockwise, from above Halloumi cheese with truffle pickled mushrooms. Hafez’s Last Word cocktail. The Grilled Cornish Hen entrée. The Tahdig Adas polo (crispy lentil & raisin rice).
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THE 26TH ANNUAL
August 25 - September 2, 2023 C H I M N E Y TO P AT H I G H H A M P TO N PROCEEDS BENEFITING THE CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS About CHS & the Property.......................................2
Letter from CHS.................................................10
General Information................................................6
Floor Plans..............................................................14
Ticket Information...................................................6
Special Events........................................................16
Sponsors.....................................................................8
Meet the Designers...............................................20
Committee Chairs & Past Chairs...........................9
Vendor Village........................................................25
Letter from the Showhouse Co-Chairs..............10
ABOUT THE CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Cashiers Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of the Cashiers Valley. Located two miles south of the Cashiers Crossroads on NC 107, our five-acre campus contains four historic buildings that help tell the area’s history. Throughout the year, the Cashiers Historical Society offers educational programs for a range of audiences about the history and culture of the plateau. Additionally, our grounds and walking trails are open year round for visitors. For more information about the Cashiers Historical Society, please visit our website at cashiershistoricalsociety.org.
ABOUT THE SHOWHOUSE The Cashiers Designer Showhouse will celebrate its 26th anniversary with a classic mountain retreat in the Chimney Top neighborhood in the Club at High Hampton. The house is created with the modern family in mind with open spaces to entertain. It features four bedrooms, four plus two half baths, a variety of work and play spaces, such as a great room, an open loft, a yoga room, a bunk and play room, and an outdoor living area featuring a porch, grill and much more. It’s the perfect mountain getaway for multi-generational families.
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TICKETS & LOCATIONS DA I LY A D M I S S I O N Tickets are $40 online and at ticket outlets and $50 at the door. For special events that require an additional ticket, please refer to the Special Events page. For event changes and updates, visit cashiershistoricalsociety.org.
August 25 – September 2, 2023 PRESENTED BY T H E CA SHIERS HISTORICAL S OC IE T Y
V E N D O R V I L L AG E The Vendor Village is located at The Village Green in Lewis Hall and is open to the public. No ticket required. Open daily 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
T I C K E T L O CAT I O NS
GENERAL INFORMATION ADDR E S S
CA S H I E R S
Chimney Top at The Club High Hampton
Cashiers Historical Society 1940 Highway 107 South, (828) 743-7710
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Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce 202 US Highway 64 West, (828) 743-5191
OPENING NIGHT PARTY Thursday, August 24 l Halsted House at High Hampton SHOWHOUSE DAYS Friday, August 25 – Saturday, September 2
HO URS Friday, August 25 – Saturday, September 2 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
FO R INF ORM ATION C O N TAC T Cashiers Historical Society: (828) 743-7710 cashiershistoricalsociety.org
PARKING
Please visit our website, cashiershistoricalsociety.org, before arriving for parking information. There will be NO parking at the Showhouse. Visitors will use a shuttle from the Village Green.
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We encourage guests to purchase their tickets online and well in advance at cashiershistoricalsociety. org. Retail ticket locations will be in Cashiers and Highlands.
Rusticks 32 Canoe Point, (828) 743-3172 The Village Green *During Showhouse dates only* 160 Frank Allen Road
HIGHLANDS Acorns Boutique 212 South 4th Street, (828) 787-1877
J O I N T H E C O N V ER SAT IO N Share your Cashiers Designers Showhouse experience using #CDS23 on Facebook and Instagram Facebook.com/cashiersdesignershowhouse Instagram.com/cashiersdesignershowhouse
QUESTIONS? Call us at (828) 743-7710 Email us at CDS@cashiershistoricalsociety.org
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LEGACY SPONSORS
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HISTORIC SPONSORS
CULTURAL SPONSORS
Accounting Solutions NAPLES | PALM BEACH | THE CAROLINAS | ASPEN
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MEDIA SPONSORS
ASSOCIATE SPONSORS Vivace
Brookings
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SHOWHOUSE COMMITTEE CHAIRS
WE HONOR OUR PAST SHOWHOUSE CHAIRS
DESIGNERS
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SPONSORS Martha Davis
VOLUNTEERS Jamie Hawkins Marcia Stibbs
PUBLIC RELATIONS Melissa Hudson
ART Laura Moser SPECIAL EVENTS Laurie Amerson Dey Parks Karen Hirons VENDORS Thomas Platt Philip Bradley OPENING NIGHT PARTY Drew English BENEFACTORS Cris Hayes Ann Austin Bette Hines SOCIAL MEDIA Olivia Manders
PROGRAM Beth Preston PRINTING Amanda Wyatt Caroline Wallace TRANSPORTATION & PARKING John Murdock TECHNICAL SUPPORT John Murdock CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY ACCOUNTANT Megan Murdock
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Letter from the
SHOWHOUSE CO-CHAIRS STACIE PLATT & ELLEN TURNER Dear friends of design, history and our beloved Cashiers, As the co-chairs of the 2023 Cashiers Designer Showhouse, it is with immense joy that we welcome you to the most important annual fundraiser for the Cashiers Historical Society. It has been a privilege and a delight to co-chair such a special tradition for Cashiers that has continuously highlighted the best in interior design and supports our beautiful community. This year, 15 of the most celebrated designers across the Southeast will combine their incredible talents. Jim Robinson, owner of Design South Builders, designed and built this home in the new Chimney Top neighborhood at High Hampton. Thank you, designers, for pouring your talent and love into this year’s Showhouse. We could not do this event without you. In addition to thanking our generous designers, we want to thank all of the wonderful volunteers, corporate sponsors, and benefactors that have made this year extra special. You make the magic happen and we can’t wait for our guests to see the success of your hard work. Thank you again for joining us for the 26th year of this amazing event in our beautiful mountain community. Through thoughtful educational platforms and the preservation of the Zachary-Tolbert House, Col. John’s Cabin, the Dependency, and the Hampton School, the Cashiers Historical Society maintains our area’s historical legacy. By touring the Showhouse and joining us for a myriad of special events, you are providing vital funds for the Cashiers Historical Society. With deep gratitude, Stacie Platt and Ellen Turner
Letter from
CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY Great things are happening at the Cashiers Historical Society. Thanks to your support we have a new Executive Director, Amelia Golcheski, whose plans for CHS will please and impress you. We have another exceptional Showhouse located in one of High Hampton’s prestigious new developments. The outstanding designers we have chosen will inspire you with their creativity and good taste. Like last year, we have partnered with The Village Green where you can park, shop (there will be 15 vendors inside) and take the shuttle to the Showhouse. We believe it will provide your best Showhouse experience ever. Sadler Poe, Board Chairman
Amelia Golcheski, Executive Director
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Pictured from left to right: Mark Paullin, Suzanne Kasler, Norman Askins and Francie Hargrove.
OPENING NIGHT PARTY Thursday, August 24, 6 P.M. The Halsted House at High Hampton A Touch of Tartan…reimagined in the Cashiers Valley! Join the CASHIERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY and DREW ENGLISH as we celebrate the official and exclusive opening night of the 2023 Cashiers Designer Showhouse. Together we will celebrate the wonderful and rich Scottish heritage of our beautiful mountains through lively Celtic traditions, fine cuisine, and award-winning music. Come dance a reel with your friends or a jig with your best bonnie lass as we transform the prestigious Halsted House at The Club at High Hampton into an upscale Scottish Pub, complete with Scotch tastings, pints of ale, delicious fare provided by the inspired culinary team at High Hampton, and much more. The festive evening will include a trio of renowned musicians, including the award-winning composer and violinist/fiddler Andrew Finn Magill, Scottish guitar and bouzouki player Alan Murray, and Broadway’s own flute and piper player Isaac Alderson. End the evening with a thrilling live auction lot—the opportunity to bid on a 36-person five-course private wine dinner in the unparalleled Wine Cellar at the Inn at High Hampton. So don your kilt and come celebrate our exciting 2023 Showhouse, talented designers, amazing supporters, and the beloved Cashiers Historical Society with a Touch of Tartan! Tickets available through sponsorship and benefactor packages only.
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HISTORICALLY CASHIERS: DESIGN FOR GRACIOUS MOUNTAIN LIVING DESIGNER PANEL Friday, August 25, 2 P.M. The Chattooga Club Renowned interior designers SUZANNE KASLER and FRANCIE HARGROVE and celebrated architects NORMAN ASKINS and MARK PAULLIN unveil the design blueprint for elevated mountain living with a compelling panel discussion at The Chattooga Club. Moderated by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Editor-in-Chief LAUREN IVERSON and displayed through examples of their work, the esteemed panelists will explore the elements of gracious mountain living—and how classic mountain style can live large in the modern day world. Light bites and specialty beverages will be served. $150 per person. Tickets for this event are available for purchase at cashiershistoricalsociety.org. All proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society.
LANDSCAPE SEMINAR WITH FAMED ARCHITECT MARY PALMER DARGAN Saturday, August 26, 1 P.M. The Pavilion at The Village Green May your landscape fit your lifestyle like a glove! MARY PALMER DARGAN is back with a lively, fun and educational landscape design seminar. Learn how to maximize the use of your land by using five long landscape design techniques and the four-part master plan. Explore problem-solving with plant materials and creating outdoor spaces. A must-have seminar for anyone with an outdoor environment. Palmer, who is with the award-winning DARGAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, has been published in many national publications, featured in HGTV, and has received innumerable awards. Free event open to the public.
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TENDING NATURE’S BAR – CARLTON CHAMBLIN OF FARM2COCKTAIL Tuesday, August 29, 1 – 3 P.M. The Pavilion at The Village Green The use of botanicals, flowers and herbs have long been a part of the historical development of great cocktails, shrubs, and bitters. Take a journey with CARLTON CHAMBLIN, founder of FARM2COCKTAIL, along the cocktail garden path and learn to tend nature’s bar. His talk and demo examines the aromatics, taste and usage of key plants in cocktail making. Guests of this event will indulge in beverage tastings and light bites with the plateau’s go-to mixologist. Farm2Cocktail is a cocktail mixer and freelance bartending company whose flagship product is a shrub, a fusion of fresh fruits, herbs, sugar and vinegars combined to create unique, flavorful syrups for cocktails, mocktails and dressings. Free event open to the public.
SHOWHOUSE BY TWILIGHT Tuesday, August 29, 6 – 8 P.M. The Showhouse at High Hampton Experience the Showhouse like never before! Showhouse by Twilight includes an evening tour featuring specialty cocktails curated by CARLTON CHAMBLIN, founder of FARM2COCKTAIL. As the sun sets in the beautiful mountain town of Cashiers, mingle and help us congratulate our 2023 co-chairs STACIE PLATT and ELLEN TURNER. $90 per person. Tickets for this event are available for purchase at cashiershistoricalsociety.org. All proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society.
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P. ALLEN SMITH’S MOSS MOUNTAIN FARM COMES TO CASHIERS
P. ALLEN SMITH LUNCHEON AND PRESENTATION
Wednesday, August 30, 6:30 P.M. Private Home
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Spend an intimate evening with P. ALLEN SMITH, America’s favorite award-winning garden designer. The setting for this special night is The Flag House, the beautiful entertaining home of Linda and Mark Quick, well-known for memory-making events. The menu will feature food fresh from Allen’s Arkansas home, prepared by a visionary local chef, and complemented by wine selections of a professional sommelier who received the Distinguished Service Award by the Guild of Master Sommeliers. Seating is limited and local “celebrities” will be sprinkled amongst professional bartenders and servers during this oncein-a-lifetime evening of design, history, and fun. P. Allen Smith is a highly skilled landscape and garden designer, horticulturist, preservationist, and TV host. He is passionate about showcasing the inherent beauty of the landscape and takes inspiration from the works of classic designers. Allen has authored six bestselling books and his award-winning TV show has made him a popular public speaker. Each guest will leave with a signed copy of Mr. Smith’s bestseller, P. Allen Smith’s Seasonal Recipes from the Garden: A Garden Home Cookbook. Tickets for this event are available for purchase at cashiershistoricalsociety.org. All proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society.
“My promise to my friends and my mission in life is to help individuals, leaders, and communities improve our world through education, design, conservation, and media.” – P. Allen Smith. P. ALLEN SMITH, one of America’s most talented and treasured garden designers, invites you to join him for a delectable and educational lunch at Canyon Kitchen. Author, TV Host, entrepreneur, conservationist, lecturer, and garden designer, P. Allen Smith will share his magical world at Moss Mountain Farm, a decidedly southern iteration of the gentleman’s farm inspired by Thomas Jefferson, on the banks of the Arkansas River. Join Allen for a seasonal walk-through of life at Moss Mountain Farm—bloom, joy, heritage livestock, history and mission. Led by Executive Chef Ed Selle, Canyon Kitchen is one of the most beautiful restaurant settings in the country, framed by verdant forests and meadows, encircled by thousand-foot granite cliffs. Located inside Lonesome Valley, Canyon Kitchen’s dining experience features local foods in a sophisticated Appalachian Style. $175 per person. Tickets for this event are available for purchase at cashiershistoricalsociety. org. All proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society.
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ART DEMONSTRATION WITH SUE FAZIO
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Saturday, September 2, 11 A.M. The Pavilion at The Village Green
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SUE FAZIO has a doctorate in education from Florida Atlantic University, but where her passion meets the road is her wildly creative expressions in painting with oil, acrylic, encaustics, pastels and now pottery. She and her husband, Tom Fazio— renowned golf course architect, including the recently redesigned golf course at High Hampton—founded the Boys and Girls Club of Henderson County in 1993. Since then, all of the proceeds from her work go to that club. Sue is currently represented by Dianne Davant Studio in Stuart, Florida, the Art Cellar in Boone, North Carolina, and Anna Lea Gallery in Cashiers. Free event open to the public.
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Join us for afternoon tea at The Inn at High Hampton with our 2023 DESIGNERS! The Inn’s teatime is a nod to High Hampton’s history; an afternoon full of delicious pastries, the iconic Rock Mountain view, and conversation over local tea. This afternoon is an opportunity to immerse yourself in High Hampton’s rich history while enjoying assorted pastries made by our fabulous pastry chef, April Franqueza. Our featured teas are a diverse offering from Asheville Tea Company including our popular Chamomile & Lavender Tea, Pisgah Gray, and so many more. We would love for you to spend the afternoon with us. Put on your Sunday Best and your favorite party hat, we look forward to welcoming you! $125 per person.Tickets for this event are available for purchase at cashiershistoricalsociety.org. All proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society.
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Hallie Lycans with Design South Builders has worked on a dozen projects throughout High Hampton and the greater Cashiers area. After completing her degree in Interior Design from Converse College, she has had the opportunity to expand upon her knowledge entering the design-build industry. Hallie enjoys a hands-on approach throughout the entire building process to bring dreams to a reality.
An Oneonta native, Lisa Wester embraces timeless Southern design to create spaces with a sense of history, passion, story and substance. Lisa’s signature is a haven which represents the owner. After working many years in design, Lisa created Lisa Wester Interiors in 2016. She specializes in new construction and renovation projects as well as interior and exterior concepts. A home that evokes thought and feeling through carefully curated design is a hallmark of her work. She works with clients to blend their family heirlooms with updated fabrics and finishes to make each project truly one of a kind.
Stacie Platt has had a passion for design all her life and began her career in furniture and design while still in college. Always up for an adventure, she moved to the North Carolina mountains after college. Stacie moved to Cashiers a few years later and has lived here for 24 years. She worked with Interior Enhancements before making the move to Rusticks in 2010. As the Manager and Interior Designer under Rusticks’ new owner, Stacie has refined a modern yet elegant mountain aesthetic. She finds great joy in helping her clients and the customers of Rusticks.
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heather@landandskydesigns.com Urbane yet understated, comforting yet contemporary, Heather’s designs are a reflection of her own life experiences and inspirations. The organic forms and functions of nature are a major influence on her design philosophy. Growing up on construction sites, she watched as her father, an architect and builder, brought his own visions to life. She founded Land and Sky Designs as a way of weaving together her passions for life and style with the wants and needs of her clients.
Red Door Design Studio Atlanta, GA abbi@reddoordesignstudio.com With over 15 years in the interior design industry the goal has always remained the same: work directly with homeowners to give them a level of design reflecting their personal style that they couldn’t have achieved on their own. Williams involves and engages the homeowner throughout the entire build and uses sketches to refine and carefully edit the build process of slowly bringing their vision to life. She believes it is an absolute honor to be an interior designer for some of the finest homes throughout the South.
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Spruce Interiors Highlands, NC melanie@spruce4118.com nancy@spruce4118.com Spruce Interiors, locally known as “the girls,” consists of Melanie Couch and Nancy Dyleski. The design duo were first introduced to one another at the University of Georgia where they studied in both art history and textiles, merchandising and interiors. As Georgia natives, they are inherently inclined to their southern roots and traditions with a deep respect for family and the lifestyles of their clients. Spruce aims to create spaces that feel timeless, comfortable and beautiful while being totally approachable…much like the designers themselves!
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Owner of Lynn Monday Home and Mondays House of Design, Lynn has been working in design for over 40 years. Author of Southern Mountain Living, she is an award-winning interior designer of both residential and commercial spaces. Lynn and her staff bring a full-service firm attaining the highest level of achievements by producing well defined interiors for their clients. With her eye for beauty and sense of scale, Lynn Monday’s design style is truly distinctive.
DWH Interiors is a boutique firm founded on personal service and attention to detail. Its founder, Douglas Hilton, has been a part of the Atlanta design community for over 35 years. Douglas is known for his use of art and color. Creating gallery walls is one of his signature looks, intricately mixing varied sizes and styles of art together to form a display which creates conversation and visual pleasure. While art is definitely part of his style, he works with each client to help them create their personal signature look— whether that is English Regency, transitional, contemporary or eclectic.
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Katie, an Atlanta native, has been in the interior design business for over 25 years. Katie brings unique design sensibilities, a keen approach to understanding the needs of clients and a tireless work ethic to each project. From designing custom furnishings to finding just the right piece, Katie ensures that every project blends the heart of the client’s vision with beautiful, livable, and deeply personal spaces that can be enjoyed for generations to come.
Eric Ross has over 20 years of design experience. With a background in bespoke furnishings and a penchant for traditional fabrics and antiques, Ross creates dynamic home interiors that blend comfortable Southern living with timeless style. Blue-andwhite porcelain, mixing fabrics on furniture, statement print curtains, artistic wall groupings and tasteful displays of homeowners’ personal collectibles star among Ross’ signature look. His lush designs reflect his traditional style as well as the passions and preoccupations of his clients.
nellie@jmhoward.net Growing up, I was surrounded by all things decorating and design. When I was seven, my father founded our design firm James Michael Howard. Shortly after my mother opened our retail division of stores called Mrs. Howard/Max & Company, which has five locations across the Southeast. In addition to managing and buying for our Jacksonville Beach location, I am a lead designer for the firm. My personal style is a reflection of my coastal Southern upbringing, with a fresh take on timeless design and an appreciation for the classics.
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MAGGIE GRIFFIN Maggie Grffin Interiors Gainesville, GA maggie@maggiegriffindesign.com Based in Northeast Georgia, Maggie Griffin Design is a highend residential interior design firm with projects spanning across the Southeast. Lead designer and owner Maggie Griffin is joined by associate designers Grace Brackman, Havolynne Saxon and Emily Jiles for a myriad of projects with shared experience of over 30 years. They are known for a fresh take on traditional interiors, specializing in full-scale interiors and ground-up design and building.
hmorris@oldedwardsinn.com Acorns Director of Retail, Holly Watson has a passion for mixing old and new design elements creating timeless spaces. As the buyer for Acorns, she enjoys shopping for unique pieces that will complement any room. While her focus is on classic interiors that will outlast the ever-changing fads in design, she loves finding statement pieces that finish off a space.
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JANICE DIETZ The Consulting House Atlanta, GA jgdietz@me.com Janice Dietz founded The Consulting House in 2001, a full-service design firm specializing in new construction, renovation, and interior design projects. With both a design and business background, Janice brings her creative skills, problem solving prowess and business acumen to all projects. Her emphasis is on quality, value and attention to detail while creating innovative, artistic and creative designs that are warm and inviting and reflect a comfortable sophistication and timeless quality.
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VENDOR VILLAGE SPONSORED BY CASHIERS VALLEY REAL ESTATE The Vendor Village is located at The Village Green in Lewis Hall and open to the public. All Showhouse attendees are invited to shop at the Vendor Village before or after their shuttle ride to the Showhouse. A list of participating vendors is below. Visit cashiershistoricalsociety.org for the most up-to-date listing of vendor times and availability. BLAIR’S BELTS designs and hand-makes alligator and crocodile fullskin belts, stretch belts, bracelets, Apple Watch bands and more. We are proudly produced in Georgia from the finest skins. BRENDA SULMONETTI ARTIST Brenda is a contemporary impressionist, drawn to the brilliance of light and the drama of shadow. Her work is predominately in oils, graphite and oil sticks. She inspires wonder and welcomes the viewer to pause with her extraordinary use of texture and color. CYNTHIA PERRYMAN ART Impressionistic paintings filled with color and light. Subjects may be landscapes, still lifes, florals (both representational and abstract), figure studies, paintings of interiors, farm animals (particularly sheep), and nature studies. DENA LYONS Luxurious, playful accessories and apparel. These unique pieces are created by skilled artisans in Italy and sourced from the finest fabrics. Collections designed to brighten a wardrobe each day. DESIGNS BY LAUREL LEIGH Jewelry and home decor. DUBARRY OF IRELAND is an Irish-owned company with a collection of premium performance footwear, clothing, leather goods and accessories. Established in 1937, Dubarry combines rugged all-weather functionality with timeless style for both women and men.
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Open Spaces
previous spread Organic textures and sinuous furniture define the living room. Designer Melanie Turner added rope to the chandeliers for a nautical touch and created the custom patchwork rug using three different colors of the same sisal material. left The monumental photographs are by artist Christy Bush through Jackson Fine Art.
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ATLANTA INTERIOR DESIGNER Melanie Turner is no stranger to decorator showhouses. In fact, she thinks she has participated in no less than 12 over the years. The experience is often a win-win for the participating designers, who get to flex their design chops, as well the visitors who come to be inspired and the local charities that benefit from a portion of the proceeds. Along with developer Stan Benecki, builder Chase Green and residential designer Lew Oliver, Turner was the design visionary behind Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ latest concept—the 30A Showhouse—in Florida’s Panhandle region. As a longtime gathering spot for Atlantans to retreat to second homes along the Gulf Coast, “30A,” of course, is a reference to the storied highway that links a number of coastal communities in the area, including Alys Beach, Rosemary Beach, Seaside, Watercolor and Inlet Beach, home to this year’s showhouse. 65
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Depth & Dimension
left The staircase is finished in Venetian plaster to evoke the sense of being inside of a seashell. below In the scullery, yellow zellige tile from Source, handmade in Morocco, provides a vibrant backdrop for artwork by Susan Dory. opposite Diaphanous curtain panels envelop the living room.
For Turner, the project presented an opportunity to call upon some familiar decorating ideas, yet give them a twist. As with many homes near the beach, blueand-white schemes are commonplace— and why not? After all, with the emeraldand-cerulean sea and ebullient sky surrounding you, the colors seem to be a natural fit to bring indoors. Turner, however, wanted to use blue to connect all of the inside spaces, but didn’t want the scheme to be just another expected pairing of the two colors. “Even though the house started out with blue as the primary color, it became a happy house with the incorporation of the yellow,” says Turner of the dynamic hue she added to the mix. “It has a big impact.” Although the yellow is formidable, it never overpowers or dominates; Turner knows when to dial it up (in more intimate spaces), and when to dial it down (in larger, open spaces where it could overwhelm). Also important to the designer was
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In the kitchen, custom counter stools are adorned with a yellow piping detail and upholstered in vinyl to stand up to the rigors of damp bathing suits. The countertops are honed Calacatta Vagli Oro marble, fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. opposite The dining room’s luminous yellow plaster walls are tinted in SherwinWilliams’ Quilt Gold and feature a coastal-themed woven art piece. The wood flooring is by The European Company.
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Hidden speakers throughout the home by GHT Group and windows in the dining room that open to the outdoor pool terrace allow for seamless entertaining. Generous under-counter storage ensures the house is always party-ready. opposite In the TV lounge, Turner framed two tropical-inspired wallpaper panels by Brunschwig & Fils to create a dramatic backdrop. The drapery fabric is by Schumacher.
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bringing in organic forms and natural materials—such as plaster walls—to ground the rooms and give them a contemporary verve. They work in tandem with the exterior facade that subtly incorporates Art Deco influences, similar to the clean-lined structures found in Miami’s South Beach. “We took a lot of inspiration from Old Florida motifs,” says Turner, “such as lemons, flamingos and palms.” But in her hands, the forms become of-the-moment, such as wallpaper patterns with an exaggerated scale, or colorful fabrics with unexpected
applications—no coastal clichés here. Beyond the home’s design inspiration, practical considerations were at the forefront of Turner’s plan. For decades, homes in the Panhandle area near the Gulf have been popular spots for large family gatherings, particularly at the peak of summer. “When you have multigenerational families come and stay,” says Turner, “or multiple families come and stay, people all want to gather in one room at some point. Whereas some are just thinking about how many people the beds can sleep, I’m very conscious of how 71
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TALL CURTAIN PANELS AROUND THE BED CREATE A COCOONING EFFECT, AND THE SOOTHING PALETTE EVOKES A SENSE OF UNDERSTATED LUXURY. 72
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Easy Elegance
Blush plaster walls evoke the color of a conch shell. To create a sense of height in the room, Turner mounted the bed canopy to the ceiling. left With the rise of remote working—even at the beach— Turner is often designing office spaces such as this primary study.
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“WE TOOK A LOT OF INSPIRATION FROM OLD FLORIDA MOTIFS, SUCH AS LEMONS, FLAMINGOS AND PALMS.”—MELANIE TURNER
Suite Dreams
above In one of the bathrooms, decorative flourishes were handpainted on the walls, ceiling and around the mirror. The floor and shower tile is by Source and the countertops were fabricated by A Touch of Stone, Inc. opposite In the junior suite, Turner incorporated an abstract grasscloth wallcovering from Romo for texture and visual interest.
many people you can sit for dinner and how many people can sit in the living room at once.” Hence, Turner devised flexible seating areas in the living and dining areas— including a serpentine sofa and curvaceous dining banquette—that work well for large groups, yet also retain a scale of intimacy if there’s only one or two people at home.
Indoors or out, the ethos of the showhouse project was to design something that would respect and reflect the special place where the house resides, as well as be representative of the family who might call it home. “They can come down here and enjoy this vision of beauty,” says Turner. “The water and the sand are like no place else on Earth.” See Resources, Back of Book
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Relaxation Station
A wallcovering by Winfield Thybony Design provides a quiet backdrop in the primary sitting room. The painting is by America Martin through Tew Galleries.
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Past Perfect With its abstract art, vintage nightstands and palm-leaf fabrics, one of the guest bedrooms exudes a 1970s Florida vibe.
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Blue Crush
left A whimsical beachside photo from the “Barbie and Ken Photos” collection by David Parise and the hanging rattan chair evoke a vintage, nostalgic space. below The adjacent bathroom is painted in Sherwin-Williams’ Respite.
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Color Everywhere
opposite A Schumacher wallpaper adds a cheerful note to one of the bedrooms. The chandelier is by Made Goods. clockwise from right The citrus motif continues in the bunk room. Another sleeping space is painted in SherwinWilliams’ Pinky Beige. A bathroom is painted in Sherwin-Williams’ Cool Avocado with custom yellow encaustic floor tile from Source.
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Private Quarters In a fourth-floor golfinspired space dubbed “The Nest,” chairs are upholstered in turf by The European Company and the ceiling features a fun miniature-golf club installation. opposite A powder room on the main floor features lively wallcoverings by Pierre Frey. 82
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STEPS AWAY FROM THE SANDY SHORES OF THE GULF OF MEXICO, BENECKI HOMES HAS FASHIONED A GETAWAY THAT MELDS COASTAL COMFORT WITH CHIC SOPHISTICATION.
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clockwise from left The house features an edited, clean-lined facade thanks to the all-star design-build team of developer Stan Benecki, builder Chase Green and residential designer Lew Oliver. Adjacent to the golf-inspired space indoors is an outdoor putting green by The European Company and a firepit. Turner poses in front of ocean vistas from the fourthfloor lookout. opposite A pair of Bernhardt chaises overlook the second-floor pool, which is surrounded by sleek Hartstone pavers.
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Bespoke architectural details and stylish furnishings buoy this Seaside, Florida, dwelling with expansive sand, sky and sea views Written by TATE GUNNERSON Photographed by LISA ROMEREIN Styled by ELEANOR ROPER
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Blended Beauty
Upon opening the front door, black and white artwork by Susan Hable commands attention in the foyer. opposite Stone flooring with a wood inlay by Renaissance Tile & Bath makes a powerful first impression in the front foyer. The antique chest is from Townhouse by Robert Brown.
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AFTER VISITING SEASIDE, FLORIDA, for decades, a Buckhead couple with three adult children purchased one of the last empty oceanfront lots on 30A. They asked architect Tim Adams and interior designer Beth Webb to create a relaxed yet refined gathering place for family and friends. “He’s more contemporary in style and she’s more conservative,” says Adams of the homeowners. “We found the balance between the two.” An arched doorway opens to the front foyer, which Adams adorned with the sort of classically inspired millwork that flows throughout the interior. Think wall panels, coffered ceilings and in the guest suites, a more informal shiplap. Nearly every room in the house boasts large
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Beachfront left In addition to offering views of the Gulf from nearly every room, this Seaside dwelling by T.S. Adams Studio, Architects, Beth Webb Interiors and
Dunn Construction, Inc. is steps from the beach. below Artwork by K. Kirby through Bungalow Classic introduces a pleasing pop of color to the light-filled living room. The stone console table is by Formations through Jerry Pair.
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Soft & Serene
A sofa from Bungalow Classic and swivel chairs by Formations through Jerry Pair surround the fireplace in the ethereal formal living room. The custom rug is by Stark.
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“He’s more contemporary in style and she’s more conservative. We found the balance between the two.” —Tim Adams
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left An antique mirror and a substantial stone counter with an integrated sink from Marmi make a big impression in an intimate powder room. opposite Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry by Kingdom Woodworks and veiny white marble countertops from Marmi elevate the classic open kitchen. The barstools are from Hollywood at Home.
windows that frame the ocean vistas. “On a piece of property like that, you wonder how you’ll compete with the view, the colors and the changing light,” he says. “Our goal was to frame the view and add to it as best we can.” Involved from the onset, Webb collaborated closely with Adams on the plans, tweaking key details to better suit the overall design. They agreed, for example, to punctuate the dining room’s custom built-in white cabinetry by Kingdom Woodworks with black steel-framed
glass cabinets. “It’s very graphic, and that tension creates interest,” says Webb. “It’s always about the juxtaposition— light against dark, the smooth against the rough.” An antique chest with a scalloped front, she points out, adds a touch of history to the front foyer, where she incorporated a marble tile floor with a wood inlay that coexists easily with the bespoke black metal and brass stairway railing that Adams says “pulls your eye up into the space.” 93
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Covered in Wild & Wooly fabric by Perennials, a sectional sofa from Bungalow Classic anchors a cozy area for cocktails and conversation in the fourth-floor family room.
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“[The wife] wanted the focus to be on the water, the sand and the sky. She’s quiet in a beautiful way, and the house reflects that.” —Beth Webb
And a stone console table creates a sense of separation between the living and dining areas, which are rendered in a neutral palette enlivened with texture, pattern and artwork. “[The wife] wanted the focus to be on the water, the sand and the sky,” says Webb. “She’s quiet in a beautiful way, and the house reflects that.” In contrast to the light and airy palette in the main living areas and guest suites, the husband’s study is painted in a moody dark blue. And the upper-level family room is clad with river reclaimed cypress with a bluish hue that is echoed in the custom billiard table’s lapis felted rack and the bar
countertop, complete with a waterfall edge on one side. “It’s such a stunning piece,” says Adams. As is the dramatic catwalk that spans the lofty space to a patio with a bird’s-eye view of the ocean. At the culmination of the nearly four-year-long project, Webb and her crew worked with the house manager to get the house ready for the big reveal, placing furniture, hanging drapery and even completely organizing their kitchen and bathrooms. Then, “It’s showtime,” says Webb. “The wife cried happy tears, and that’s always what we want the end result to be.” See Resources, Back of Book
Seaside Sanctuary above At the owner’s request, architect Tim
Adams incorporated a catwalk that crosses the wood-paneled family room to a balcony overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. above left Sourced from Marmi, the bar countertop’s bluish hue perfectly complements the river reclaimed cypress wall paneling in the upper-level media room. opposite The ubiquitous ocean views inspired the blue accents in the media room, which include the barstools and a furniture-like custom billiard table.
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Bountiful Blues
left Covered in fabric from Loro Piana, a chair from Bungalow Classic occupies a generously proportioned stairway landing. The pillow is covered in fabric from Schumacher. below Roman shade fabric and a neutral rug, all by Loro Piana, punctuate the dark blue walls and ceiling in the husband’s clubby study. The desk is by Maxine Snider. opposite Drapery and roman shade fabric by Galbraith & Paul play off the upholstered bed fabric by Manuel Canovas in one of the home’s guest bedroom suites. The bedding is by Bovi and Fino Lino.
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Clean Palette above Deferring to the expansive blue water views, Webb embraced a neutral palette in the primary bedroom, accenting the white walls with beige drapery fabric
by Lee Jofa and complementary bedding by Fino Lino. above right Accented by stone from Renaissance Tile & Bath and Marmi, and fixtures from Waterworks, the custom cabinetry by Kingdom Woodworks defines the wife’s spa-like bathroom. The chandelier is by Vaughan. right Custom cabinetry from Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio and dramatic marble from Marmi evoke a more masculine milieu in the husband’s en suite bathroom.
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Fabricated by Douglass Workroom, the drapery fabric by Lee Jofa frames the views from the primary bedroom sitting area. The matching armchairs and ottoman are Formations through Jerry Pair and covered in fabric from Pierre Frey.
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Complementing the lofty ceilings, designer Anna-Wooten Loggins chose a mix of traditional and contemporary furnishings in a soft blue and green color palette for the living room.
With a color palette informed by nature, ANNA-WOOTEN LOGGINS takes a second home in Cashiers, North Carolina, from cozy cabin to chic retreat Written by CATHY STILL MCGOWIN Photographed by EMILY FOLLOWILL
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Let the Light In
below The foyer welcomes guests with an eye-catching handmade twig table. Loggins replaced the front door with one that has sidelights to allow more natural light throughout. right A pair of sculptural iron sconces through Paul Ferrante flank a landscape painting by Tyler Colgan in the expansive living room.
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ON A LEISURELY DRIVE FROM Atlanta to Cashiers, North Carolina, a lot can happen— specifically a change in elevation. The city’s skyline minimizes, the approaching Blue Ridge mountains grow larger, and for vacationers headed that way, heart rates slow and relaxation begins. As was true for an Atlanta couple who decided to make this favorite mountain destination a true second home, seeking out a place that would be large enough for family and entertaining. They found it in a four-bedroom, two-story house built in a community that enjoys a championship Tom
Fazio golf course, mesmerizing vistas of three distinctive mountain peaks and generous forested lots brimming with rhododendron, mountain laurel and fern. “It’s tucked away in a super private location,” says interior designer Anna-Wooten Loggins, owner and lead designer of A. Wooten Interiors. “You feel all alone in the woods and it’s very serene.” To bring that feeling of tranquility inside, Loggins, a North Carolina native who had designed for these clients before, worked with Stewart Construction on a renovation refresh. “We didn’t
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Mindful Makeover Loggins revamped the kitchen’s cabinets with a coat of Conservative Gray by SherwinWilliams. White marble countertops with black and gray veining, unlacquered brass fixtures and hardware and an apron-front sink underscore the home’s upscale cottage feel.
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Open-Air
left To introduce an appropriate scale and let in more light, Loggins worked with the builder to enlarge the cased opening between the kitchen and great room. below Framed fishing flies, watercolors commissioned through artist Sallie Strickland, are a reminder to turn off the computer and head outside.
add square footage,” says Loggins, “we just updated what was there.” They replaced the front door with a custom glass-paneled door to usher in more sunlight, while the pass-through from the great room to the narrow kitchen was opened up and framed with reclaimed beams. Hardwood floors were restained in dark walnut, and the baths and kitchen were improved with new fixtures and finishes. Loggins painted the shiplap walls Dove Wing by Benjamin Moore—a favorite neutral that would serve as a backdrop to the new softer color palette. “When my clients purchased the home, it was filled with red fabrics,” says Loggins. “We decided to rid the house of red and use calming colors found in nature—hence the brown, green and hints of blue.” But, because the house was sold furnished, the owners asked her to keep any items that would translate well to the elevated cottage style. Loggins tallied 111
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To distinguish the dining area from the great room, Loggins dressed up sheetrock walls with grasscloth (Maranta Arrowroot by Thibaut). The pair of custom pendants from Edgar-Reeves are covered in Fermoie fabric.
up the pieces that she could reuse or upcycle, rounding them out with upholstery, antiques, botanical print fabrics and artwork. “We mixed and matched the old pieces with new items to freshen things up,” says Loggins. In the dining room, for example, Loggins repurposed a console, covering it in a tailored skirt. “The old console wasn’t in keeping with the new look, but its size, especially the height and width, was perfect for the space,” she says. In the entry hall, Loggins embraced another item—a rustic, North Carolina-made twig table and topped it with the horn and bone Pierson mirror. Elsewhere, she had beds and chests painted, and added white porcelain knobs to give more interest to dressers and bedside tables. Now, when Loggins’ clients head out of the city, they know a more permanent place awaits them. As the mountains come into view, they can roll down the windows, enjoy the 10-degree drop in temperature and just breathe. See Resources, Back of Book.
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“It’s always nice to have an excuse to head back to your home state. And really, it doesn’t get any dreamier than the North Carolina mountains.” —Anna-Wooten Loggins
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Prints Charming
left A custom headboard is upholstered in a dainty Marika Meyer print; the coverlet is Linnaeus by Cowtan & Tout. below The bathroom features a leafy wallpaper print (Pavilion Stripe from Travis & Company). The new mother-ofpearl mirror blends effortlessly with the new sconces and fixtures.
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At Ease A four-poster log bed is dressed in custom bedding using fabrics from Peter Fasano and Chelsea Textiles through Ainsworth-Noah. Side tables are enlivened with white porcelain knobs.
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Feeling Refreshed
Inside the primary bathroom, Loggins used marble mosaic on floors and a textured ceramic tile on the shower walls. A cafe curtain in a Holland & Sherry floral offers a bit of privacy.
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Great Outdoors The screened porch opens to the family room and primary bedroom and enjoys a stacked stone fireplace. “It’s quite small and cozy, so we wanted to maximize seating with a sectional sofa,” Loggins says of the Kingsley Bate outdoor seating covered in Perennials fabric with accent pillows in Katie Leede fabrics.
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Montana’s adults-only ranch-resort THE GREEN O blends serenity with adrenaline Written by ELIZABETH RALLS
The resort overlooks 10 miles of the legendary Blackfoot River, offering unlimited outdoor adventures, from rappelling down this cliff memorialized by Lewis and Clark to fly-fishing (below left).
CAN A NATURAL PLAYGROUND and built-in sanctuary coexist among the stillness of Montana’s majestic mountains and lush forests? The answer is yes—if you’re fortunate enough to be one of 24 guests staying at The Green O, The Resort at Paws Up’s new adults-only hideaway. The resort-within-a-resort, nestled into the densely timbered southern edge of the 37,000-acre Paws Up, is home to just 12 ultramodern “Haus” accommodations—each of which is designed for two and blends seamlessly into the luxury ranch’s largely untouched wilderness. Floor-to-ceiling windows, double-sided fireplaces, generous decks with hammock chairs, and indoor and outdoor tubs peering directly out to the big Montana sky maximize that life-inthe-woods feeling. The Green O—a play on the name of the town where Paws Up is located and its founder, Paul Greenough, who would brand his sheep with a green “o”—opened in 2021 and has gained notoriety for both its treehouse-like accommodations and Michelin star-worthy restaurant, Social Haus. Feel like you’re floating in the clouds—from 23 feet in the air—from The Green O’s two-story Tree Haus as you soak in 122
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clockwise, from top left Michelin-caliber cuisine at The Green O restaurant Social Haus delights the senses thanks to thoughtful execution. The surrounding wilderness, where white-tailed deer (or an occasional grizzly) roam, rivals the theatrical cuisine at Social Haus. Thanks to the Green Haus’ glass-encased living room, guests feel like a part of nature. It’s not uncommon to see various wildlife while at The Green O, such as bison, horses, deer and more that inhabit the surrounding grounds.
the views of the Garnet Mountain Range. At Round Haus, curved walls in this meandering single-story residence offer 180-degree window views, immersing couples in the midst of the forest with roaming white-tailed deer as next of kin. The third accommodation style, Green Haus, features pitched ceilings, a glass-encased living room and a skylight above the bed for stargazing to continue the sense of wonder long after the sun has fallen. While seclusion at The Green O is a given, thrill-seeking adventures beckon from beyond this working cattle ranch and its picturesque backdrop of ponderosa pines. Explore more than 100 miles of trails through hikes, climbs, equestrian experiences, ATVs or electric mountain bikes. Experience fly-fishing, and hook brown, cutthroat or rainbow trout on the resort’s neighboring 10 miles of the snow- and
spring-fed Blackfoot River. Wintertime excursions include dogsledding, snowmobiling or snowshoeing. The Green O’s luxe gathering spot, Social Haus, provides all-inclusive access to chef Brandon Cunningham’s delightfully original but individually probing dishes. Designed in the round, the Social Haus dining room features a circular fireplace surrounded by banquette seating, but the real theater happens in the kitchen, where Cunningham and his team craft elaborate, eight-course dinners that are more akin to a nightly performance thanks to artful plating and surprising flourishes like stones pulled from the Blackfoot River to sear your Wagyu beef, or honeycomb drips and floral garnishes plucked fresh from the property. An authentic blend of the rustic and luxe, the natural and the intentional, this is one resort where living and loving the land is one and the same. thegreeno.com
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The AmaMagna is twice the width of traditional European river ships, offering cruise guests plenty of space and comfort.
FAIRYTALE VOYAGE
In the South, the holidays can’t come soon enough—plan now for a magical Christmas market river cruise along Europe’s treasured DANUBE RIVER Written by ANGELA CARAWAY-CARLTON ANGELIC VOICES HERALDING the joy of the holiday season waft through the air, mingling with the aromatic smells of roasting chestnuts and mulling spices. Christmas regalia drapes every landscape high and low, as crowds wander the rows of stalls trimmed with ornaments and handmade trinkets. It’s all part of the magic that you’ll experience on a Christmas market river cruise in Europe. Last December, my family boarded AmaWaterways’ flagship AmaMagna—the widest river boat in Europe with some of the largest staterooms on the river—to be whisked away on a seasonal cruise to fabled cities that pepper Europe’s treasured Danube river. With every inch of the luxury boat decked out
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in festive finery, it was easy to sink into holiday bliss. Each day during the seven-night cruise that weaved through Hungary, Slovakia, Austria and Germany, we joined everything from cushy bus tours to leisurely walks and vigorous hiking tours (which are all included for guests) that sprinkle in a mix of treasured Christmas markets with other incredible sights. In Budapest, we breathlessly climbed the steep stairs of Fisherman’s Bastion—renowned for its ornate turrets and spires that resemble a fairytale castle—to soak up panoramic views from its incredible terraces. We perused the popular St. Stephen’s Basilica market that dazzled with twinkling lights, as families swarmed the skating rink encircling a giant Christmas tree.
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above Embark on a daylong tour to Salzburg, one of Austria’s most scenic cities and home to one of the world’s oldest Advent markets. below When guests aren’t exploring, they can tuck away in the cozy library to watch the scenery roll by. below left Each day offers the chance to explore a new Christmas market in storied towns.
Another day, we followed our guide through the pristine streets of Vienna, digging into its classical music legacy and gawking at its rich architecture and grand buildings like Schönbrunn Palace, and then broke off on our own to indulge in the city’s famous dessert, a Sachertorte (chocolate cake). At night, we were awed by Vienna’s famous Christkindlmarkt on the Rathausplatz that’s filled with over-the-top holiday surprises, and then soaked up a classical music concert. We zipped off on a daylong bus tour to Mozart’s birthplace of Salzburg, perusing one of the most beautiful and oldest Advent markets, and made stops at movie locations featured in The Sound of Music. With a final stop in Vilshofen, Germany, we shopped a floating Christmas market to pick up last-minute gifts, then wandered the storybook village with a stein in hand. While we joined every tour offered, those who choose to stay onboard the AmaMagna can escape to the spa, take daily fitness classes or tuck away in the serene library to read by the faux fireplace. Our zealous cruise manager injected holiday magic into nightly programming, from regaling us with the holiday traditions of each destination, to decorating Christmas trees and singing carols. Elegant dinners at four different restaurants offered the chance to sample the authentic foods of our ports, and after listening to the live music in the bar, we’d slip into our comfy beds dreaming of the day’s fantastical sights. amawaterways.com
above, top to bottom A cruise down the Danube offers the chance to tour landmarks like the fairytale Fisherman’s Bastion in Budapest, Hungary. AmaMagna guests can retreat to cabins with plush beds and balconies meant for taking in the scenery. Cruises offer the chance to savor specialties of each destination, like Vienna’s famous Sachertorte.
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clockwise from right The Secret Strolls Walking Tour gives glimpses of charming passageways, some only accessible by foot. Leon’s Oyster Shop is a local favorite. The Battery seawall is an ideal location for viewing historic homes.
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Whether it’s the historic charm or booming cultural and culinary scene, there’s a reason people are flocking to CHARLESTON Written by LAUREN IVERSON
DEFINED BY ITS PROTECTED historic homes, cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages and ethereal charm, visiting Charleston feels like entering a time warp, granting the luxuries of modern-day living in the setting of a period piece. Perhaps it’s the city’s focus on cultural preservation, often referred to as the “living museum,” that continues to draw visitors from near and far, or maybe it’s the bustling culinary scene and array of outdoor activity that entices. No matter the reason, Charleston has earned its spot at the top of our travel list. While there is no shortage of places to stay, The Mills House Hotel, located on the corner of Queen and Meeting Streets in the heart of Charleston’s historic downtown, is an iconic landmark with a storied history. Originally established in 1853 by local grain merchant Otis Mills before it was reconstructed in the late 1960s, today, the 218-room hotel—now part of the Curio Collection by Hilton—is fresh off of a multimillion-dollar renovation that solidifies its significance to the city.
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left A cocktail at the Iron Rose matches the hotel’s iconic pink exterior. below The rooms at The Mills House evoke a luxurious, at-home charm.
Original ironwork and cornices can still be found on the establishment’s facade, best visible from the renovated rooftop pool and terrace that also plays host to a bar and daily wellness classes. Inside, guest suites imbue a residential feel, featuring elegant furniture and artwork from Atlanta-based artist Tracy Murrell. And thanks to the hotel’s central location, exciting adventure awaits in every direction. Head to the Charleston City Market to pick up local goods or walk to King Street for a vibrant day of shopping. Houseloving travelers will keep their heads on a swivel while perusing the mansions near Battery Park, and don’t forget to stop at the Nathaniel Russell House on your way back to the hotel to get an inside look at how the high class lived in the 1800s. If you have a couple of hours to spare, Captain Jim runs a tight ship on the Secret Strolls Walking Tour, where he guides guests through Charleston’s tucked-away alleyways and secret gardens while sharing historic knowledge you won’t find in the textbooks. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, culinary excellence abounds throughout the city. Grab a bite on-the-go from The Black Door Café in The Mills House lobby, or sit down at the hotel’s Iron Rose for dinner, serving Southern coastal fare—think locally sourced ingredients with a vegetable-forward menu—in a sophisticated setting. In the hotel’s latest partnership with Tia Clark, guests can go crabbing then return to the Iron Rose with their catch for an
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elevated, Lowcountry boil. For a night out, The Ordinary on King Street is housed in a former bank serving up oysters and seafood dishes. Nearby, feel at home in Chez Nous, a restored house-turned-French restaurant that features a daily-changing menu. For some classic Charleston grub, Leon’s Oyster Shop is a must-try. Visitors come for the fried chicken and oysters, but don’t look past the “sleepers” on the menu, including the Smoked Mahi Dip and the Siam Salad. Bon appétit! millshouse.com
above In addition to its main dining room and outdoor courtyard, The Mills House’s Iron Rose restaurant also has a luxe bar.
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HARRY NORMAN BRUNCH The 2023 SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE hosted agents from HARRY NORMAN REALTORS at a morning event complete with sips, bites and stunning spaces PHOTOGRAPHY BY CATMAX PHOTOGRAPHY
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SHOWHOUSE KICK-OFF The Atlanta design community celebrated the start of a new season at the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles 2023 SOUTHEASTERN DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE kick-off event PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROSS HENDERSON
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PAGES 62–85 COASTAL CHIC INTERIOR DESIGN Melanie Turner, Melanie Turner Interiors, (404) 250-0134; melanieturnerinteriors.com DEVELOPER Stan Benecki, Benecki Homes, (850) 630-4482; beneckihomes.
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my must-haves BEHIND THE SCENES
Designer AMBER GUYTON of Blessed Little Bungalow shares a few of her favorite things Produced by CLINTON SMITH
in full bloom
“Hydrangeas are my favorite flower. They grew around my grandparents’ house that I lived next door to growing up in South Carolina. A bouquet of them in hues of blue, white or pink always makes me smile.”
self-care
“I love the Buffy body butter bar by Lush to moisturize at the conclusion of every shower. I follow that with the brown sugar Body Butter by Kate Lynn & Adwoa. A few years ago, I gifted a jar to all of my clients during the holidays.” Pictured: Buffy body butter; lushusa.com, katelynnandadwoa.com
page-turners
“I’m currently reading A Renaissance of Our Own: A Memoir & Manifesto on Reimagining by Rachel E. Cargle, and Why Am I Like This?: How to Break Cycles, Heal from Trauma, and Restore Your Faith by Kobe Campbell.”
map quest “Traveling is a passion of mine. After visiting
about 30 countries, my favorite destinations so far are Cinque Terre, Italy, and Maasai Mara, Kenya.”
preferred palette “I’m a jewel tone and moody color
kind of girl. My current favorites are Sherwin-Williams’ Carnelian and Cascades.” Pictured: Cascades; sherwin-williams.com
in the air
“I’ve always been obsessed with the Capri Blue Volcano candle from Anthropologie. Its freshness and fruitiness never gets old. I also love Thieves essential oil by Young Living in my diffuser.” Pictured: Capri Blue Volcano candle; anthropologie. com, youngliving.com
an eye for inspiration
“I visit ZuCot Gallery in Castleberry Hill to look for pieces for client projects and to get inspired. I am also a member of the High Museum of Art. Long walks through there and down the Atlanta BeltLine make me happy. Living in the city, all of these attractions are within a few miles or minutes.” Pictured: The High Museum of Art; high.org, zucotgallery.com, beltline.org
in good taste
“My favorite local restaurant is Papi’s Cuban Grill on Ponce de Leon. I’ve been eating the same meal there for 14 years: jerk chicken breast with yellow rice, black beans, salad, extra plantains and a fresh loaf of tostada bread. The servings are large enough for you to eat it for lunch and dinner, and you get all of this for about 12 bucks!” papisgrill.com
Adair Park neighborhood. I love its history and the quaintness of my neighborhood, as well as its close proximity to everything. I’m looking forward to attending our annual Porches & Pies Festival this fall.” adairpark.com, porchesandpies.com
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