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Photography: Emily Followill Lathem Gordon and Cate Dunning of GordonDunning designed this Atlanta home for a young family who had lived in the home for a couple of years and were ready to make it feel like home. Atlanta Home Redesign: GordonDunning Crafts an Eclectic, Artful Oasis for a Young Family Atlanta Home Redesign: GordonDunning Crafts an Eclectic, Artful Oasis for a...

Text: Tiffany Adams Photography: Nathan Schroder It’s hard to imagine leaving an area you love. That’s why this Tennessee couple decided not to venture far when looking for a larger home for their family of five. “We lived in a house around the corner that we loved but had outgrown,” one of the owners explains. Being an older, established area, lots...

Text: Margaret Zainey Roux Photography: Michael Hunter When asked about the inspiration behind the new design of her clients’ historic Lake Highlands, Texas, home, Ashleigh Graber fondly recalls a conversation she had with them upon their first meeting. Interior Designer Ashleigh Graber Takes a Painterly Approach to Texas Home Interior Designer Ashleigh Graber Takes a Painterly Approach to Texas Home Interior Designer Ashleigh Graber...

Text: Lydia Somerville Photography: Cody Ulrich Carolina Gentry has carved out a particular niche in the Texas design landscape. Known for creating glamorous interiors with a certain edge, Gentry and her partner, Beth Dotolo, expanded their business, Pulp Design Studios, in the span of 17 years to offices in Dallas, Los Angeles, and Seattle. For a repeat client, whom the designer...

Text: Alice Welsh Doyle Photos: Hector M. Sanchez Styling: Colson Horton I want you to do what other clients won’t let you do,” offered Virginia McKnight to her interior designer, Yancey Seibert Shearouse, who responded “Are you sure?” After confirmation, Shearouse set about doing just that, but first the home needed some almost Herculean attention before any fabrics or decor could be...

As architects and designers, we at Court Atkins Group are never more inspired than when we create exceptional environments true to our clients’ visions. Across residential, commercial, and interior design, we believe interior design is the most intimate layer of creating a space’s environment. Full of the details we touch and feel daily, interiors have the continuous power to inspire...

Text: Sherry Moeller Pocket doors were first introduced in the US in the 1850s during the Victorian era, gaining momentum in the 1880s. In the early days, the designs were less than ideal, though much improved in the last and current centuries due to advances in technology and installation. Initially, pocket doors, which are doors that slide into walls and...

Text: Tiffany Adams Photography: Kerry Kirk When Allison and Geoff Leach made the decision to build, they weren’t interested in neutral interiors. “I wanted color, and I knew exactly who could help me with it,” Allison says. “Otherwise, this house would be blue and white everywhere,” she adds with a laugh. Having followed Houston native designer Ashley Goforth on Instagram, Allison...

Text and Styling: Charlotte Safavi Photos: Robert Radifera Dining Room: Darren Setlow "Love at first sight" is an overused expression until you feel it. Interior designer Jamie Merida first saw the Chesapeake Bay house that he and his husband, Vincent Bochin, call home in a real estate advertisement back in 2005. “The minute I turned off the main road and drove up...

Text: Sherry Moeller Photography: Stacy Zarin Goldberg There’s an air of sophistication in the rich tones of deep purple, especially in aubergine, the hue that was the impetus for the interiors of this new custom home in Bethesda, Maryland, designed by interior and textile designer Marika Meyer of Marika Meyer Studio. Referred to the owners not only by the builder, Mid-Atlantic...