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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?  You notice the thin, simple trim, the low, unadorned ceilings, the plush, shag carpeting?  If you close your eyes, you can imagine it, can’t you.  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.  This is a beautiful example of this.  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.  I love photographing for Kade…

Let us know what you think!

With the weather rapidly changing towards what we more readily recognize as normal in Atlanta, homes are flying on to the market.  That means that I get to see some fantastic interiors just about every day.  Most of them are nice (being that they are trying to sell them), but some are just exceptional, and I want to spend the entire day designing lighting schemes and finding all of the details that the home owner / designer planned into the spaces.  Alas, I usually am in and out relatively quickly, so I have to bring my ‘A’ game and bring it fast.

This is one of those homes that I wanted to stay all day.  However, I got about an hour and a half.  *Sigh*  Anyway, thanks to Tim Hopkins with TKO Sales for making it a possibility!  I love the warm, contemporary colors throughout, and how every room invites you to get comfortable.  Let us know what you think!

Here is another beautiful home in Vickery Village courtesy of Cindy Komar.  I could shoot in Vickery every day…

Have a great week!

Well, to say that I’m a bit behind would be a gross understatement.  I have been simply slammed with new work the last several weeks…WHICH IS A GOOD THING!  Not complaining, I just like to post more work, so, in that regard, I’m behind.  Soooo, here are some images from a great home we shot a few weeks back for Amy Burleson at Keller Williams.  The home sits right on South Lake Lanier, and nearly every room has ridiculous lake views.

Have a great week, and let us know what you think!

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!