Posts Tagged ‘Photo of the Day’

Here are some images from a recent shoot in Roswell.  Thanks to Lynn Mims  for this one!

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Hi Everyone!

Here are some images from a recent shoot for the Komar Team in Alpharetta.  We loved some of the spaces, and the use of a modern industrial decor.  That style is particularly effective when used juxtaposed with architectural styles, such as a traditional country home.

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Here are some images from a recent shoot of a beautiful custom home in Milton.  Thanks to Carlton Smith for this one.

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It’s been a busy spring.  So, I’m a bit behind in posting work…. I’ll try to catch up.  If wishing made it so…

Here are a few images from a recent shoot of a contemporary basement design by Kade Homes.  One of the most striking details of this basement, is that it doesn’t feel like a basement at all.  Beautiful barn doors, modern fixtures, and interesting furnishings make this a space the homeowner will love.

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There are just some types of architecture we don’t see that much of up here in North Atlanta.  Not going to see much Mediterranean (although it does happen), and open-plan Pacific island homes are definitely a rarity.  A little farther down on the list is a California modern.  Really, they wouldn’t make much sense here.  Not too much water or many mountain views, and when there are, we tend to get the log-home variety.

Well, as you might expect by now, here’s a California modern smack-dab in the middle of North Atlanta.  I know, I was shocked too.  I must admit, I’d seen the exterior before, but, as you’ll see below, the interior is a bit obscured from the road, so I never really noticed.  I do remember remarking before, however, “Man, I’d like to shoot that one.”  Well, thanks to Cindy Komar at Keller Williams, my life long (or one-time) dream has come true.

Notice the beautiful inside-outside design, and wonderfully warm reclaimed wood flooring and ceilings, re-purposed from an old whiskey mill, used throughout.  I also love the mixed use of materials.  Stones, wood, steel… all play together nicely… a skill my stinking children have yet to learn.  Anyway, I hope you enjoy this one as much as I enjoyed shooting it!

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