Here’s another beauty from the Vickery Village community. Â This one, with strong elements of a Tuscan villa mixed with contemporary design, is another one of those hidden gems, taking you from one world to another by simply stepping over a threshold. Â Thanks to The Komar Team of Keller Williams for this one!
Let us know what you think!
It’s not every day that I get to photograph something like this.  It is pretty much the coolest thing ever to have so many options at a property, you can’t hope to get everything in one day.  Here is a property that was designed to turn heads.  Not only does the exterior scream “LOOK AT ME!”, but the interior does the same.  With it’s $1M+ in exterior landscape adornments alone, it is truly a magnificent sight.  The exterior is the design of the prestigious Hostetler-Zhang-Studer firm of Atlanta.  They are a renowned landscape and architectural firm that has made it’s name design and implementing exquisite architectural and landscape installations throughout the world. Â
It is a wonderful thing to see the different and fantastic cultural influences in the homes that I photograph. Â One might never know, based on a home’s exterior, what the interior looks like, or how you can step into another world by walking inside. Â A few years back, I was able to travel to India for a few weeks with my wife for business. Â The beauty of the country can’t be overstated, and since then, I have been very fond of that style of decor. Â It creates a feeling of balance with natural materials. Â The design inspires happiness, prosperity, and abundance. Â Our subject this week is cut straight from that cloth.
Thanks to Larry Perkins for this one, and let us know what you think!
Well, the year is half gone. Â Yes, I know… I guess I haven’t been paying attention either. Â Anyway, here is a look at some of our favorite interior images from the first half of 2014. Â Can’t wait to see what the rest of the year has in store!
Which is your favorite?
Have you ever been a home that was built in the 70’s or early 80’s, and as you step in you feel like you have walked through a transporter and into that time? Â You notice the thin, simple trim, the low, unadorned ceilings, the plush, shag carpeting? Â If you close your eyes, you can imagine it, can’t you. Â Yep, I can too.
Anyway, Dan Cipriani over at Kade Homes and Renovations has a habit of taking spaces like the above, and fast-forwarding them into the contemporary. Â This is a beautiful example of this. Â Notice the hand-scraped hardwood floors, the open, flowing feel of the new spaces (that used to be walled off and closed in) and wild granite pattern on the island. Â I love photographing for Kade…
