Atlanta is a fantastic area to find truly unique architectural styles.  Even though most of the antebellum buildings were destroyed when Sherman came through, modern architects have created homes and structures that echo that history, and pull from other eras also.  The farther you get from the center of Atlanta though, the more difficult it is to find homes that fall entirely into one style.   This home is one of those.

While I want to call it a Victorian, it doesn’t really have that feel throughout.  You can see the influences, but the home doesn’t really wade fully into the Victorian pool.  It is a bit more modern in places, and even has some Craftsman thrown in for taste.  It was a blast to shoot, and I want to thank  John Cook with Keller Williams for the opportunity.  Comment below and let us know what you think!

Here are some images from a recent shoot for Veronique Akers of Atlanta Interiors by Veronique.  The spaces were all designed by Veronique, and it was a dramatic transformation from the previous designs.  We spent a good bit of time at this home, but I told Veronique I could have spent several more hours with this one.  It is so much fun to photograph spaces that are thoroughly thought-out, and well-conceived.  We have more spaces from this home we’ll be showing in the near future, but I wanted to get these out first.  Let us know what you think!

Happy New Year Everyone!

Good Wednesday Morning!  Well, it’s passable in any case…  ANYWAY, here are a few images from a master bath project I did recently with Allison Havill Todd of AHT Interiors.  This was a re-design from the ground up it was spectacular.  The mixture of materials you see in the backsplash was echoed throughout the room in the floors, the tile work in the shower, and in the tub enclosure.  I have to find a way for Kim not to see these photos or she’ll want me to start renovating our bath!

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Here are a few images from a recent shoot for Katy Foltz Gillis up on Lake Lanier.  This was one of those properties that, from the street is relatively unassuming and modest, but when the front door opens, your jaw drops.  It sits on about 3 acres of flat-level ground right on the lake.  Just beautiful…

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