Idea House 2005 - Historical Concepts

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idea house 2005
homes. For example, Craftsman-style
touches, including the built-ins that
flank the family room’s fireplace, bring
the past into the present. The floor
plan, which is more suited to today’s
lifestyles, has clean lines and enhances
the solid architectural framework.
Atlanta, Georgia
Link Rooms With Color
Mary Margarett’s accent color scheme
was inspired by the rich gold-andblue fabric seen on the family room’s
sofa pillows. A sofa and chair from
Storehouse, upholstered in a highperformance synthetic suede, add
contemporary pizzazz. Simple blue
window panels coordinate with the pillows and rug. Woven shades allow the
homeowner to control natural light
without pulling closed the panels. Textural elements such as the side chairs
and limestone-and-iron coffee table
create depth and warmth.
Parkview
A wraparound porch with skyline views
is just one way this home combines big-city allure
with a relaxed and comfortable style.
Mod Meets Classic
Family Room
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In every city across the South, space is
a big issue—and we aren’t just talking
about square footage. The space between suburbia (where a lot of people
live) and city center (where most people work) has grown so fast that many
families are moving back to urban
neighborhoods, trading cul-de-sacs
and two-hour commutes for a town
house and a grocery store up the block.
Inspired by this trend, Parkview, our
Georgia Idea House, aims to redefine
city living in the South. It’s located in
Glenwood Park, a new 28-acre community just a couple of miles from
downtown Atlanta. Visit the area, and
you may be surprised to see that Glenwood Park is not a jumble of loft apartments landscaped with concrete and
asphalt. It is actually an environmentally friendly neighborhood made up
of ambling sidewalks, parks, nearby
shops, and a mix of home styles—
from quaint condos to three-story
Take an Idea House Virtual Tour
at southernlivingideahouse.com.
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brick homes, all built with recycled
materials and energy-efficient designs.
Green Street Properties, the developer of Glenwood Park, also planted
more than 1,000 trees on this former
industrial site in an effort to revive the
landscape. After all, that’s what every
homeowner wants—to be surrounded
by picturesque lawns; blooming flowerbeds; and pretty fences, picket or otherwise. Glenwood Park just proves
that you don’t have to live in the suburbs to have it. The community has
a growing landscape, and so does
Parkview, even on a lot not intended
for much yard. Landscape architects
The family room showcases contemporary art from Fay Gold Gallery, sleek
metallic lamps from Circa Lighting,
and simple silk draperies from The
Curtain Exchange. These items bring
modernity to a setting framed with the
most traditional of interior elements—
an antique rug from Nomadic Arts.
Franklin/Caldwell + Associates, Inc.,
made the most of the exteriors, adding
foliage in every available space around
the house. For color, pots of pretty
flowers are staggered on the front
porch steps. More blooms punctuate
the courtyard and porches. The design
is a wonderful complement to a house
that faces the community greenspace.
Not only does Glenwood Park resemble an established neighborhood,
but the home’s architecture reflects
history as well. Jim Strickland and the
design team at Historical Concepts—
a Peachtree City, Georgia, architectural design firm known for creating
homes that embrace classic styles—
designed a house that looks as if it’s
been on the block for years. With a
facade of blond brick and a deep wraparound porch, Parkview resembles one
of the many houses found in old Southern downtowns. Between the masterful design of Historical Concepts and
the ability of Whitehall Homes to construct these details, Parkview can’t
help but age gracefully.
Cozy and Inviting
For the interiors, Mary Margarett
Nevin of Nevin Interior Design contrasts the Idea House’s old-fashioned
character with cutting-edge style. In
spaces such as the family room, sleek
and sophisticated elements including
the chandelier, contemporary artwork
and furniture, and a simple color
scheme highlight the home’s timeless
building elements. The floor plan is
open so that conversation can flow
effortlessly and guests can easily move
from the family room to the kitchen
and dining room.
Yesterday’s Charm Today
Each architectural detail designed
by Historical Concepts captures the
spirit of classic elements seen in older
Handsome Floors
Heart-pine boards have been providing
timeless beauty in homes for hundreds
of years, and today American-made
Authentic Pine Floors complement
any decor. Create rich-looking, beautiful floors in your own home. You can
choose from custom, site-finished,
wide-plank, or prefinished boards,
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such as the ones in this house.
natural wood countertop from The
Craft-Art Company contrast with the
cream-colored cabinetry’s sleek lines.
Maximize Storage Options
Function is so important in a house,
especially in the kitchen, where every
square inch should be useful. The pullout storage racks on either side of the
cooktop exemplify good design in unexpected places.
Easy on the Environment
Every home needs to be equipped for
recycling, but especially one built in a
community constructed with recyclable and reusable materials. Glass,
metal, paper, and plastic are presorted
into trash bins hidden in a deep drawer in the island.
Perfect for a Chef
Today, Electrolux offers an unmatched
selection of refrigerators, ovens, and
cooktops to help you streamline your
cooking routine. From the kitchen
novice to pros who can sauté in their
sleep, cooks will appreciate thoughtfully designed details such as SmoothGlideTM oven racks that slide effortlessly on ball bearings. Electrolux understands the details that go into making a user-friendly kitchen, which is
why this house features Electrolux
ICONTM appliances.
Kitchen
Linger Outside
The ample porches and courtyard at
Parkview are the perfect spots to start
your morning off right with a glass of
healthy, 100% pure orange juice.
Florida’s Natural® juices are not made
from concentrate, so pour a glass,
grab the newspaper, and enjoy freshsqueezed taste every day. Also try
Cranberry Apple Juice Cocktail, Ruby
Red Grapefruit Juice, and Raspberry
Lemonade.
Elegant Dining
Fully Stocked Kitchen
High ceilings, a set of Pella windows,
and a neutral color scheme may provide the kitchen’s expansive feel, but
the actual appliances from Electrolux
ICONTM and storage components from
Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry really
top it off with contemporary style.
Beautiful prefinished boards from
Authentic Pine Floors are stained a
rich, dark color to add visual impact
and depth.
Mix-and-Match
The latest stainless steel appliances
meet timeless details in this corner
of the kitchen. A tile backsplash and
Dining Room
The dining room is the perfect example of eclectic style. Mary Margarett
paired a traditional heirloom rug and a
set of antique chairs with a modern
square table and leather chairs. The
glass chandelier and lamps punctuate
the setting with sophistication. A door
to the front porch and a wall of windows allow plenty of sunlight to spill
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into the compact space.
Turn a Hallway Into a Gallery
Versatile storage is essential in a
home. The hallway leading to the master bedroom becomes a gallery, complete with a row of bookcases and
custom cabinets, enabling the homeowners to store and display their favorite things.
High-Style Suite
The hottest thing in bedrooms right
now is having a cool color scheme. By
cool, we mean soft, calm tones such
as blues and greens. For this master
bedroom, a rich sea blue is paired with
cream. As an alternative to a headboard, Mary Margarett upholstered the
lower wall behind the bed with a blueand-cream herringbone Sunbrella fabric edged with silver nail heads.
Leather benches and antique bedside
tables provide contrast.
Master Bath
Master Bedroom
Soothing Spot To Soak
Don’t Forget Doors
The master bedroom’s soft palette is
carried into the bath. Creamy marble
tiles provide a textured look on the
floor while mosaic tiles line the walkin shower. A bubble bath in the freestanding tub from Cheviot is the
perfect respite after a long day. The
private water closet sits at the end of
the main space. Separate vanities and
wood-framed mirrors are painted a
mushroom hue in keeping with the
muted floor, walls, and accessories.
JELD-WEN Interior Doors offer numerous designs, from custom-carved
to molded, making them ideal for any
type of architecture. The Rockport series used in Parkview features horizontal panels, a nice detail for a home
with historical elements. Interior doors
include a five-year limited warranty.
Hall to the Master Bedroom
Let the Sun Shine In
Pella Windows & Doors manufactures
quality products that offer something
for every budget.
In Parkview, argon-filled, doublepane windows from the Architect
Series are twice as energy-efficient
as regular double panes, a nod to
this house’s environmentally friendly
goals. The windows help keep energy
costs down, too, so you can pull up
the shades and enjoy sunlight without
paying a hefty power bill.
Adding Softness
Fresh Ways With Fabric
Few design elements warm up a room
and add personal style more than plush
carpet. Not only do floor coverings
need to look pretty, but they also need
to feel good underfoot. Mohawk Industries offers both with soft, durable,
and luxurious carpets in a variety of
colors and designs for any room, including the ones in Parkview. The
Wunda Weve patterned loop-cut-loop
carpets, such as that used in the master bedroom, stand as one of the
hottest trends in decorating today.
Whether you’re upholstering sofas and
chairs or creating curtains and pillows,
Sunbrella fabrics make a great choice
because they are fade-resistant and
easy to clean. In the master bedroom
at Parkview, durable Sunbrella fabric
is used for a unique headboard wall
behind the bed and a coordinating bed
skirt. In the guest room upstairs (see
page 64), more Sunbrella fabric is
hung on a rod to frame the bed, giving
a stylish look with high-performance
wearability.
Year-round Comfort Inside
There’s no substitute for the efficient,
reliable, and quiet systems from
Lennox. The Dave Lennox Signature
Collection provides the quietest and
most efficient air conditioner and
furnace available. Keeping cool in the
South can be challenging, so we
looked to Lennox for help. At all three
Idea Houses, these systems keep each
room fresh and free of pollutants. ©
A Pick of Porches
supplemental curtain air bags for sideimpact and rollover on all three rows.
Active head restraints are standard for
the driver and front passenger.
Outdoor spaces completely integrate
this home with the surrounding environment. In the back courtyard,
General Shale Brick pavers provide
a natural complement to the lightercolored brick exterior. With doors
leading to the mudroom on one side
and the master bedroom on the other,
the courtyard serves as a retreat for
late-afternoon naps or early-morning
coffee breaks. Landscape architect Bill
Caldwell of Franklin/Caldwell + Associates, Inc., even included a fountain
in the design as a focal point.
On the Outside
Old houses did not necessarily have
asphalt shingles. So the design team
took a look back at historical designs
and decided that Metalworks® steel
shingles by Tamko, a member of the
Metal Roofing Alliance, would be appropriate. The material has the aged
appeal that complements this house.
Warm Up
Make the Most of a Small Yard
Outdoor settings are important in the
South. Whether you want to entertain
groups of friends on the porch in the
evening or rise early to enjoy the sunrise, a comfortable seating area is a
porch necessity. An area in one corner
Although Parkview doesn’t boast a
large yard, Bill created a setting perfectly suited for the site. Trees, shrubs,
and flowering plants enhance the exterior. The design incorporates selections that are perfect for gardeners and
those who don’t want a lot of upkeep.
Courtyard
HOSE STORAGE BENCH
Park Here
The full-size Nissan Armada SUV
is perfect for carrying new homeimprovement items inspired by Parkview. Suitable for families, the Armada
features seating for eight passengers,
an available DVD Family Entertainment System, and, for safety, standard
This storage bench would make a great addition to any garden. It’s perfect for
housing hoses, gardening tools, and potting necessities. Plans are available for
$4. To order send a self-addressed, stamped (with two first-class, letter-rate
stamps), business-size envelope to Hose Storage Bench Project, Southern
Living Projects, P.O. Box 11407, Lockbox 1014, Birmingham, AL 35246-1014.
Enclose a check for $4 payable to Southern Living Projects. Allow six to eight
weeks for delivery.
See all of our project plans
at southernliving.com/projectplans.
Front Porch
of Parkview’s front porch is ideal for
one-on-one conversation, while the
table and chairs at the front of the
space allows a gathering of friends to
enjoy food and wine.
Although plenty of fantastic outdoor spaces abound at this house, the
spacious front porch is the only one
that includes an outdoor fireplace,
making the area suitable for yearround entertaining.
Durable Underfoot
Resistant to insects and weathering,
Trex decking products provide the rich
look of real wood without all the maintenance. This environmentally friendly
building material, made mostly from
recycled plastics and reclaimed wood,
provides a nonslip, non-splintering
surface. It’s used on many of the outside spaces at our Georgia Idea House.
Building in Style
No matter where you decide to construct your dream home, General
Shale Brick can help with a selection
of traditional and contemporary bricks
in every kind of texture—from both
rough and tumbled finishes to an Early
American style. Parkview is built with
Olde Oakmont, a tan-colored brick,
but you can also choose from white,
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gray, red, brown, pink, or peach.
includes extra-tall cabinets from Plain
& Fancy Cabinetry on both walls. The
front-loading washer and dryer use
less water than traditional machines—
another energy-efficient element in
this house. The design of the washer
and dryer also makes loading and unloading a breeze. The space-saving
ironing board pulls out of a drawer.
Laundry Room
conceal the mess. At Parkview, the design team anticipated this situation.
The Container Store installed a super
storage system in the garage closet,
instead of having a pantry in the
kitchen. Simply unload goods, such as
Viva paper towels, Scott tissue, and
Kleenex, and nonperishable groceries
directly onto a designated shelf. You’ll
know where your supplies are the
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minute you need them.
Mudroom
Drop Off Your Stuff
The mudroom serves many purposes.
It’s not only a great place to leave dirty
shoes and backpacks, but the tall cabinets in the room are also convenient
for keeping dog leashes and sports
gear out of the way. Drawers beneath
the cabinets offer out-of-sight storage.
On the wall behind the bench seat, a
row of hooks neatly holds jackets and
umbrellas.
Pretty Surfaces
The laundry room in this Idea House
features a new version of DuPont
Corian countertop that looks exactly
like concrete. The surface lends a
contemporary edge to the utilitarian
space. In other rooms at Parkview,
such as the kitchen, countertops glisten with the beauty of DuPont Zodiaq,
a premium quartz surface that boasts
the radiance of quartz crystal and the
strength of natural stone. With many
colors available, there is a DuPont Surface that’s just right for your home.
Drama in the Bath
Rich, dark colors and a mix of materials merge in this powder room, located
just off the mudroom. Mary Margarett
selected a stone basin for use on a solidwood countertop. Simple sconces contribute to the sophisticated setting.
Kiss Clutter Goodbye
Keep a Tidy House
Every house needs a laundry room
that works just as well for storage as it
does for cleaning clothes. Parkview’s
Powder Room
Everyone envisions a neat and organized garage. But unless you plan ahead
and add components to keep the space
in order, you’ll likely end up with
garage doors that remain closed just to
Garage Closet
Children’s Bath
Terrace
Upstairs Hall
layers in the blinds allow light to filter
through when needed. The chair and
ottoman from Storehouse provide relaxed seating in the reading corner.
Check Out the View
There is nothing like looking out the
door of a cozy home and seeing the
lights of the city. Our terrace off the
upstairs hall allows you to take in lots
of views; the windows also provide
ample light to the stairs.
Glenwood Park is planned so that
each homeowner has the feel of a
neighborhood with the amenities
of downtown living. As the view
from the second-floor terrace proves,
the Atlanta skyline offers a terrific
backdrop.
Windows That Wow
Whether you prefer the look of soft
fabric shades, such as the ones in
Parkview’s master bedroom, or the
clean style of popular natural woven
Computer Nook
blinds used in the family room and
kitchen, Hunter Douglas Window
Fashions has just the look for you.
There are so many styles, textures,
colors, and versatile shading options
to choose from that you’ll have no
problem finding what you need.
Sleek and Convenient
In the computer nook on the second
floor, high-tech style meets beautifully
crafted interior details. Nestled in the
arch, a built-in desk accommodates a
computer to provide a delightful space
for paying bills or surfing the Internet.
Use the cubbies to the side of the desk
for more storage or display. The contemporary artwork in the arch offers a
focal point. Nearby, a gift-wrapping
closet keeps craft items at hand for
creating pretty packages. Opposite the
desk and next to the stairs is a low
shelving unit that holds books.
Children’s Bedroom
Just Add Color
Fun Space for Kids
It’s a Wrap
Want a great idea for a small space?
Then see what we did with this linen
closet to the left of the computer
nook. It was outfitted as a handy giftwrapping station by The Container
Store. Racks on the door as well as adjustable shelves provide ample storage.
Get Connected
Does your home need a communications makeover? BellSouth offers
everything that you need to get your
family up to speed such as FastAccess®
DSL Services, local and long-distance
calling, DIRECTV® (with more than
205 digital-quality channels and optional TiVo capabilities), and Cingular
Wireless® plans.
For the children’s room, Mary Margarett created a space that is fresh,
bright, and oh-so-comfortable. Twin
beds are framed by a single custom
headboard covered in soft, highperformance Sunbrella fabric. The
bedside table is découpaged in sheet
music and was custom-made by artist
Becky Fern of Simply Cracked. Colorful Martex sheets add a fresh punch
to the otherwise neutral coverlets and
bed skirts.
Sunless Slumber
When the kids want to sleep late, they
just pull down the Hunter Douglas
window shades in the room. Multiple
Paint from The Sherwin-Williams
Company brightens every room in
Parkview. With thousands of shades
from which to choose and a Web site
that can help you plan for painting
projects big or small, The SherwinWilliams Company can help you
spruce up your home. Nothing freshens up a room like bright, smudgefree walls.
Simple and Pretty Bath
Crisp white cabinets, a white marble
tile floor, and a DuPont Zodiaq countertop set the tone for a sleek bath off
the children’s room. Sconces with
shades are mounted to the frameless
mirror to provide the right amount of
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light and style.
Peace of Mind
Protect your home and all that’s precious inside with Schlage locks. Maximum Security Dead Bolts offer pickresistant pins, a full 1-inch dead bolt,
and a steel door frame reinforcer.
Schlage locks are designed to fit any
door and are backed with a 10-year
guarantee for the finish and a mechanical lifetime guarantee for the
original user. For security and peace of
mind, Schlage locks were installed on
the doors at Parkview.
Guest Bath
This Space Sparkles
Guest Room
Frame a Bed With Fabric
Mary Margarett wanted a dramatic but
comfortable look for the guest room.
Paired with a platform bed from
Storehouse, the custom drapery panel
crafted from Sunbrella fabric hangs
behind the bed to soften the space
between the large windows. Woven
wood shades from the Hunter Douglas
Exotic Collection add relaxed texture
and warmth.
In the guest bath, a mosaic of earthtone tiles from Walker Zanger enhances the cream-colored cabinets and
countertops. Simple elements such as
small potted plants and chrome accessories keep this bath stylish.
The mosaic tiles were used for the
tub surround and as accent elements
on the floor. Sheets of mosaic tile are
easily cut and divided for use as
insets in large tile schemes such as
this one. It’s a great idea for adding
a bit of color without incurring a lot
of expense.
Restful Hideaway
The sleeping porch is located off the
guest room so visitors get a living
room of their own while homeowners
can come and go freely downstairs
without disturbing them. Custommade shutters keep the space private
but can be opened up to allow in
fresh breezes.
Various handmade elements abound
throughout Parkview’s interiors. Here,
artist Becky Fern of Simply Cracked
created a coffee table that adds just a
touch of whimsy to the contemporary,
tropical-inspired outdoor furnishings
on the sleeping porch.
Soft and Comfy
No bedroom is complete without
durable linens. That’s exactly why we
selected Martex linens and towels
for this Idea House. The ones shown
above make a dramatic statement in
the guest room and ensure comfortable
slumber for overnight visitors. Another
great feature of the bedding in this
room is that it is reversible. Now
you can change the room’s look with
minimal effort.
Don’t Forget Details
Sleeping Porch
The Idea House exhibits old-fashioned
character, but the interiors are infused
with cutting-edge appointments. We
used BRIZO bath fixtures by Delta
Faucets throughout the house to
exemplify some of the hottest designs
on the market. In the guest bath, the
faucet’s design lets you see the water
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as it flows.
Key Contributors
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It’s Showtime
No modern home in the middle of a
city would be complete without a
comfortable media room. At Parkview,
the developers made sure the wiring
and computer components used in this
third-floor room were the newest available. Mary Margarett selected a rich
green paint color from The SherwinWilliams Company as an exotic backdrop to the leather accessories and
African-safari photography. Enjoy a
movie on the plasma TV from comfy
Storehouse chairs.
Media Room Bath
Get to Work
The media room is ideal for watching
television and relaxing, but it’s also
great as a home office. The design
team at Historical Concepts saw the
appeal of a top-floor hideaway for
someone working from home; the location provides separation from a busy
household. The built-in desk has storage options and plenty of workspace.
It makes you feel as though you were
working on grandpa’s rolltop desk—
without the headache of dragging it up
the stairs when you move in.
Rustic Touches
A cantilevered wood beam is used
for the vanity top in the media room
bath. This feature contrasts with the
glass sink and its contemporary fixture installed in the wall, exemplifying
a marriage of modern and old-world
elements.
Our Georgia Idea House is located in the
heart of Atlanta in Glenwood Park. Traveling east on I-20 from the I-75/85 connector, take Exit 59B. Turn right at the
top of the ramp. Glenwood Park is on
your left. Follow the signs to the Southern
Living Idea House.
The house is open until Sunday, October 2. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m.
Sunday. (It will be closed Monday and
Tuesday.) Admission is $10; a portion
of the proceeds will benefit Earth Share
of Georgia.
garage
21'8" x 20'6"
up
courtyard
d.w.
dining
room
11'8" x
12'4"
kitchen
porch
dn.
master
bedroom
14'4" x
14'10"
11'8" x 17'3"
Glenwood Park is emerging as a dynamic
new city neighborhood. It is a 28-acre,
$150-million, walkable, environmentally
responsible community that features a
traditional mix of different housing types
as well as retail stores, office space, civic
buildings, people-friendly streets, parks,
and recreational facilities. Glenwood Park
has received numerous honors, including
the prestigious “Community of the Year”
award from the Greater Atlanta Home
Builders Association. When completed,
Glenwood Park will consist of 325 to
360 residences; 20,000 square feet of
office condominiums; and 50,000 square
feet of retail space, along with parks
and greenspaces.
Developer
Green Street Properties
Green Street Properties is the primary
developer of Glenwood Park, the lively
new city neighborhood located 2 miles
from the center of downtown Atlanta.
Charles Brewer, Katharine Kelley, and
Walter Brown formed Green Street Properties in the summer of 2001. The company is committed to the principles of
new urbanism and smart growth, and
it focuses on creating walkable, interesting, mixed-use neighborhoods. Green
Street Properties is also committed to
employing environmentally sound practices in design, construction and building operation.
Architecture
Historical Concepts
Historical Concepts was founded in 1982
and has evolved into a multidiscipline
place-making firm offering custom residential architecture, commercial architecture, and land-planning services. The
30-person firm has participated in many
nationally recognized Traditional Neighborhood Development projects, continually
bonus
room
15'2" x
14'6"
sleeping guest room
porch 12'11" x 16'10"
media
room dn.
14'1" x
19'6"
computer dn.
nook
family room
19'8" ≠x 17'3"
up
foyer
children's
room
dn..
12'11" x 15'4" upstairs
hall
front porch
FIRST FLOOR
(1,855 sq. ft.)
Community
Glenwood Park
89'2 3/4"
Media Room
Today, there are more ways than
ever to make your home environmentally friendly. Here are some
of the methods used in this
Idea House.
■ Hardwood floors and cabinetry
are prefinished before they are
installed, which eliminates harsh
fumes and chemicals from
being released on-site during
construction.
■ All landscaping is xeriscape, a
water-conserving approach to
gardening. After plants are fully
established, they survive on what
Mother Nature
provides, requiring
minimal to no
irrigation. When irrigation is necessary, rainwater
that has been collected and stored
is used (see photo
at right).
■ An energyefficient tankless
water heater offers hot water on
demand so large
amounts of
reserve water are
not being heated
constantly.
■ A dual-fuel heating and cooling
system runs on
electric power
until gas is
needed for extra
warmth. The
unit is properly
sized, so it runs
more efficiently
by keeping the
home at a constant temperature.
■ Solar panels on
the exterior of the
house provide
nearly one-quarter
of the home’s
electrical power.
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WHAT MAKES THIS
HOUSE GREEN?
terrace
SECOND FLOOR
(1,693 sq. ft.)
THIRD FLOOR
(505 sq. ft.)
Working drawings for Parkview (#1130) are available. To order call
1-800-755-1122, or visit southernlivinghouseplans.com.
Please note that these houses as constructed may differ slightly from working drawings. Carefully review all plans with your builder prior to construction
to ensure all desired changes. Paint colors as reproduced here attempt to
exactly match the actual paint colors, but printing may cause slight variations.
demonstrating the benefits of utilizing traditional principles of planning and design
in new construction. In addition, Historical Concepts now offers pre-designed
plans that cater to the New Urbanism
movement. The design team of Jim Strickland, Terry Pylant, Kelly Andrews Scibona, Ryan Yurcaba, and Dan Lemberg
found inspiration for the Southern Living
Idea House in Atlanta’s historic neighborhoods. Studying homes in Ansley Park,
Grant Park, Inman Park, and Druid Hills,
the team incorporated its favorite elements from each into the Idea House.
Builder
Whitehall Homes
Whitehall Homes, Inc., was established in
1994 by Jon L. Roby. Jon has been
involved in the building and development
business for more than 30 years. For the
past 22 years, he has been active in the
Atlanta area, serving as vice president and
president of large national builder companies prior to forming Whitehall Homes.
Whitehall Homes focuses mainly on
developing building-infill locations that
create a neighborhood feel with architecturally historic designs, modern floor
plans, and energy-efficient construction.
Interior Design
Nevin Interior Design
Mary Margarett Nevin of Nevin Interior
Design creates residential and commercial
interiors that are not only elegant and
sophisticated but also extremely practical
and functional. Mary Margarett designs
residences and offices across the country
and in Mexico. She has been published in
Atlanta Magazine, Atlanta Homes and
Lifestyles, Better Homes and Gardens,
Kitchen Trends, Southern Living, and Style
magazines. Her work has also been featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
and on the CBS network.
Landscape Design
Franklin/Caldwell + Associates, Inc.
The history of Franklin/Caldwell + Associates, Inc., with the highly regarded landscape architect, Dan Franklin, FASLA,
and Bill Caldwell, ASLA, continues to
build upon that same level of excellence
by combining a design sensibility that
is sophisticated and elegantly simple.
Franklin/Caldwell strives to creatively
marry the goals of each client with the
natural and historical context of the site
to create personalized outdoor living
spaces. Superlative design coupled with a
commitment to each project from start
to finish has helped Franklin/Caldwell
transform outdoor living into a lifestyle
throughout the Southeast.
Charity
Earth Share of Georgia
Earth Share of Georgia offers citizens
a simple way to care for Georgia’s environment by partnering with employers to
support 62 leading environmental groups
with workplace campaigns, volunteer
events, and creative partnerships. Earth
Share is proud to partner with the
Southern Living Idea House at Green
Street Properties and is delighted that the
house encourages visitors to think green.
Special Thanks
Interiors and Furnishings
Accessories: B.D. Jefferies (Atlanta)
Accessories and china: Simon Pearce,
www.simonpearce.com (Windsor, VT)
Antique furniture and accessories: A. Tyner
Antiques,www.swedishantiques.biz
(Atlanta)
Art: Alyia Gallery (Atlanta)
Art: Claudia Taylor (Princeton, NJ)
Art: Fay Gold Gallery (Atlanta)
Art: Rod Pittam (Atlanta)
Art and window treatment installation:
Alexander Interior Services (Atlanta)
Bath accessories: Serenity,
www.serenitycandlesandsoaps.com
(Stone Mountain, GA)
Bath cabinetry: Diversified Cabinets
(Atlanta)
Bath tile: Walker Zanger (Atlanta)
Built-in cabinetry: Smith’s Wood Products,
Inc. (Woodstock, GA)
Cabinet consultant for laundry room and
kitchen: Pittam Associates, Inc.,
http:/home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-pittam
(Atlanta)
Closet and organizational systems:
The Container Store (Atlanta)
Coffee table: Kreiss (Atlanta)
Fabric: Kravet (Bethpage, NY)
Fabric: Lewis & Sheron Textiles (Atlanta)
Faux finisher: Simply Cracked, Becky Fern
(Atlanta)
Furniture: Design Within Reach (Atlanta)
Furniture and accessories: Storehouse, Inc.
(Atlanta)
Guest room wall hanging fabrication:
Duffy Morrison (Birmingham)
Home theater: Electronic Home, Inc.,
www.hometheaterdesigns.com (Atlanta)
Interior doors: JELD-WEN,
www.jeld-wen.com (Austell, GA)
Kitchen backsplash fireback:
www.plowandhearth.com
Kitchen cabinetry: Plain & Fancy Custom
Cabinetry (Pittam Associates, Inc., Atlanta)
Lamps: www.shadesoflight.com
(Richmond, VA)
Lamps and accessories: Arteriors Home
(Dallas)
Laundry room cabinetry: Plain & Fancy
Custom Cabinetry (Pittam Associates,
Inc., Atlanta)
LCD HD TV: Runco International,
www.runco.com (Union City, CA)
Light fixtures and lamps: Circa Lighting
(Atlanta)
Light fixtures and lamps: Visual Comfort
(Houston)
Lighting design: Design Lighting Group
(Atlanta)
Lighting fixtures: Cooper Lighting,
www.cooperlighting.com (Atlanta)
Limestone and marble tiles: A & A Global
(Atlanta)
Living room pillow fabric: Old World
Weavers (New York, NY)
Master bathtub and faucet: Cheviot (Port
Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada)
Media room glass sink: Renaissance
Glassworks (Canada)
Media room wood beam countertop:
AAA Floors (Atlanta)
Moving services and storage: Classic
Design Services (Atlanta)
Mudroom cabinetry: Plain & Fancy Custom
Cabinetry (Pittam Associates, Inc., Atlanta)
Outdoor furniture: Kolo (Atlanta)
Paint consultant: Allison Carter (Atlanta)
Painting contractor: Garbro Inc., Painting
(Atlanta)
Photography: David Rossi Photography
(Atlanta)
Photography: Mary Nunnally Photography
(Atlanta)
Plumbing fixtures: BRIZO, Delta Faucet
Company (Indianapolis)
Plumbing fixtures: Ferguson Enterprises
(Atlanta)
Plumbing fixtures: Pulley & Associates
(Atlanta)
Sisal floor runners: Myers Carpet Rugs:
Nomadic Arts Rug Gallery (Atlanta)
Surround sound system: Meridian America,
Inc., www.meridian-audio.com (Austell)
Upholsterer: Terry Taylor (Atlanta)
Window shade consultant: Alena Quay,
Home Depot Expo (Atlanta)
Window treatments and hardware:
The Curtain Exchange (Atlanta)
Wood countertops: The Craft-Art Company,
Inc. (Atlanta)
Building and Exterior Products
Bath ventilation: Panasonic, www.panasonic.
com/building (Secaucus, NJ)
Certified wood panels for cabinets:
Columbia Forest Products (Portland, OR)
Civil engineering: Long Engineering, Inc.,
www.longeng.com (Atlanta)
Decks: Superior Decks, Inc. (Atlanta)
Developer’s representative: MJ Lant
Developments, Inc. (Suwanee, GA)
Drywall installer: Cherokee Drywall
Company, www.cherokeedrywall.com
(Woodstock)
Electrical contractor: Cutini Electrical
Contracting, Inc. (Alpharetta, GA)
Electrical panels: Square D, Schneider
Electric (Lexington, KY)
Electrical supplies: City Electric Supply
(Marietta, GA)
Electrical supplies: Graybar Electrical
Supply (Norcross, GA)
Energy engineering, monitoring, and
lighting design: IBACOS,
www.ibacos.com (Pittsburg, PA)
Engineered trusses: Atlanta Structural
(Atlanta)
Environmental consulting: Southface Energy
Institute, www.southface.org (Atlanta)
Exterior columns: Dixie-Pacific
Manufacturing Co., www.dixiepacific.com (Gadsden, AL)
Exterior sheathing: Georgia Pacific Gypsum
Corporation, www.gp.com/build (Atlanta)
Exterior trim: Craftmaster Manufacturing,
Inc.-Miratec, www.miratectrim.com
(Chicago)
Fireplace: Isokern, www.isokern.net
(Jacksonville, FL)
Foundation waterproofing/insulation: Tremco
Barrier Solutions, www.guaranteeddry
basements.com (Reynoldsburg, OH)
Foundation waterproofing/insulation installer:
AM Waterproofing (Woodstock)
Grading: John W. Wilson Grading, Inc.
(Fayetteville, GA)
Green building certification: EarthCraft
House, www.earthcrafthouse.com (Atlanta)
ide a h o u se r e so u r c e gu id e 2005
Atlanta, Georgia
Handrails: A & R Ironworks (Atlanta)
Hot water recirculator: ACT Inc., Metlund
D’MAND Systems, www.gothotwater.com
(Costa Mesa, CA)
HVAC (dual fuel): Lennox Industries,
www.lennox.com (Norcross)
HVAC installation: Reliance HVAC (Atlanta)
Icynene installer: Torrey Building Systems,
LLC (Gainesville, GA)
Instant water heater: Controlled Energy
Corporation/Bosche, www.protankless.com
(Waitsfield, VT)
Insulated sheathing and housewrap:
Dow Styro Systems Inc., www.dow.com
(Atlanta)
Insulation: Icynene, Inc., www.icynene.com
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada)
Irrigation system: The RainHarvest System,
www.rainharvestcompany.com
(Snellville, GA)
Landscaping: Ed Castro Landscape, Inc.
(Roswell, GA)
Landscaping materials and irrigation supplies:
John Deere Landscapes (Moline, IL)
Low-voltage stereo wiring and audio
equipment: Electronic Home (Atlanta)
Mildew resistant and recycled wallboard:
Georgia Pacific Gypsum Corporation,
(Atlanta)
Pervious concrete: LaFarge Building
Materials, Inc., www.lafarge.com (Atlanta)
Pervious concrete installer: PCI Systems,
www.pervious.com (Alpharetta)
Photovoltaic (PV) system outreach and
education: Georgia Million Solar Roofs
Partnership, www.millionsolarroofs.com
(Atlanta)
Plumber: Northwest Plumbing (Atlanta)
PV installer: One World Sustainable Energy
Corporation, www.oneworldsec.com
(Athens, GA; Savannah; Jacksonville)
PV roof system: Kyocera Solar,
www.kyocerasolar.com (Scottsdale, AZ)
PVC shutters: New Horizon Shutters, Inc.,
www.newhorizonshutters.com
(North Charleston, SC)
Roof: METALWORKS By Tamko Roofing
Products, Inc., www.tamko.com
(Joplin, MO)
Smart wiring control system: Crestron
Electronics, Inc. (Rockleigh, NJ)
Smart wiring control system: Electronic
Home (Atlanta)
Stairs and trim: Robert Bowden, Inc.
(Marietta)
Tile backer: Georgia Pacific Gypsum
Corporation (Atlanta)
Trim cornice and window surround: Miratec
Trim Boards, www.craftmasterdoor.com
(Chicago)
Utility sponsor and green energy: Georgia
Power (Atlanta)
Waste management: Job Site Solutions
(Cumming, GA)
Water reclamation and rainwater collection
systems: Ewing Irrigation,
www.ewing1.com (Phoenix, AZ)
Water reclamation and rainwater collection
systems: The RainHarvest System
(Snellville)
Weather-based irrigation controller:
WeatherTRAK, www.hydropoint.com
(Petaluma, CA)
Window wrap: Fortifiber,
www.fortifiber.com (Reno, NV)
Parkview
Resources
Front Porch
House numbers: Rejuvenation, 31⁄2"
Brass House Numbers, #8238
(oil-rubbed bronze)
Decking: Trex, Trex Accents®
(Woodland Brown)
Woven chairs: Kolo Collection,
www.kolocollection.com
Ottoman: Kolo Collection,
Terrazzo table: Kolo Collection,
Concrete consoles: Kolo Collection,
Dining table and chairs: Kolo Collection,
Teak bench: Kolo Collection,
Coffee table: Kolo Collection,
Armchairs: Kolo Collection,
Concrete side table: Kolo Collection,
Foyer
Paint: The Sherwin-Williams Company,
Walls: Muslin #SW-6133 (eggshell);
Ceiling: Muslin #SW-6133 (flat);
Trim: Muslin #SW-6133 (high gloss)
Faux finish: Becky Fern, Simply Cracked
Wood floors: Authentic Pine Floors, Inc.,
engineered heart pine, American Spirits
Antique Heart Pine, 43⁄4" (aged bourbon)
Lighting: Circa Lighting, Reed Hanging
Light, #TOB5011
Front door: custom mahogany door with
sidelights and surrounding (clear coat)
Front door hardware: Schlage Accents™
Collection, Wakefield, #FA360 WKF 613
(oil-rubbed bronze)
Exterior windows: Pella Windows &
Doors, Architect Series® (Cladding color: Tan)
Window treatments: The Curtain
Exchange, #0301 FLAX-BC, 110", Standard
Width Panel
Rug: Nomadic Arts Rug Gallery
Bench seat cushion: Nevin Interior
Design; Fabric: Lewis & Sheron Textile
Company
Pillows: B.D. Jeffries
Art: Aliya Gallery, R John Ichter, artist;
Margret Dyer, artist
Copper bowl: Aliya Gallery
Closet organizational system: The
Container Store, elfa® ventilated shelving and
drawer system (white)
Photography: Fay Gold Gallery,
www.faygoldgallery.com; Ion Zupcu, artist
Asian plant stand: Storehouse, Coco
Accent, www.storehouse.com
Black Asian plant stand: Storehouse,
#79CF0701ANEA30850
Bread basket: Storehouse,
#79CAN14ACETJ
Asian accent chairs: Storehouse;
Cushion fabric: Lewis & Sheron Textile
Company
Conditioned air provided by: Lennox
Family Room
Walls: Muslin #SW-6133 (eggshell); Wall
behind bookshelves: Kaffee #SW-6104
(high gloss); Ceiling: Muslin #SW-6133 (flat);
Sconces: Circa Lighting, Haberdashers
Sconce, #SL2812PN
Table lamps: Circa Lighting, Visual
Comfort, Gourd Lamp, #SL3801 AS
Doors, Architect Series®; (Cladding color: Tan)
Exchange, #0301 Midnight 12, 120" Standard
Width Panels; Hardware: The Curtain
Exchange
Blinds: Hunter Douglas Window Fashions,
Provenance® Woven Wood Shades, Tahiti,
Black Pearl, #WTA955
Wood prowl: A. Tyner Antiques,
www.swedishantiques.biz
Decorative oriental accessories:
Storehouse, www.storehouse.com, Taj brass bell:
#52TNEX102XS (antique), #52TNEX102SM
(antique), #52TNEX102LG, #52TNEX102XL;
Thai bell on stand: #39RSH101; Raj bell on
stand: #52TNEX101; Bamboo nest bowls:
#45AAD54280/3; Wooden statue on stand:
#28H8098-411
Table: Storehouse, Modern man:
#14G8.80033
Sofa: Storehouse, Colette, #50RR2830SA
Chair: Storehouse, Colette, #50RR2831CA
Chairs: Storehouse, Savannah wing,
#23PSAV01
Chair: Storehouse, Shanxi, #79CAR76CHE;
Asian accent cushion fabric: Lewis & Sheron
Textile Company
Antique yellow chest: A. Tyner Antiques,
Square side table: A. Tyner Antiques,
Wooden sculpture: A. Tyner Antiques,
Egg vases: Arteriors, www.arteriorshome.
com, #7810POR
Bookcase accessories: Nevin Interior
Design; A. Tyner Antiques, www.swedish
antiques.biz
Pottery vases: Storehouse
Sofa pillow fabric: Nevin Interior Design;
Fabric: Old World Weavers
Silk striped pillows: Nevin Interior Design;
Fabric: Lewis & Sheron Textile Company
Cabinet door hardware: EXPO Design
Center®, Decorative Hardware
Coffee table: Kreiss
Art: Fay Gold Gallery, www.faygoldgallery.
com; John Folsom, Brook Green Garden, #5
Kitchen
Paint: The Sherwin-Williams Company;
Hanging light: Circa Lighting, Visual
Comfort; 3 Light Pimlico Yoke Chandelier,
#CHC5150AN-SCC
Fluorescent recessed lights: Design
Lighting Group
Door hardware: Schlage, Egg Knob,
Danbury, #FA10 DNB 613 (oil-rubbed
bronze)
Exterior windows: Pella Windows & Doors,
Architect Series® (Cladding color: Tan)
Cabinets: Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry,
Wall cabinet: Legend Overlay (Latte); Island
cabinet: Legend Inset (Coffee Bean)
Cabinet hardware: Plain & Fancy Custom
Cabinetry, Doors: #K584 (satin chrome);
Drawers: #P68N (satin chrome)
Countertops: DuPont™ Zodiaq® (Smokey
Topaz)
Wood countertop: The Craft-Art Company,
Inc., Custom Wood Countertops, 2"-thick
end-grain checkerboard black walnut top
Sink: Kohler Kitchen and Bath, Undertone™
undercounter kitchen sink, #K-3356 (stainless
steel)
Sink faucet: Delta Faucets, Brizo™,
Stratford™ Classic Single Handle Faucet with
sprayer and soap and lotion dispenser,
#61302-134SN (Satin Nickel)
Refrigerator: Electrolux ICON™, Designer
Series with Dynamic Cooling™ and Smart Fit™
shelves, #E23CS75DSS (stainless steel)
Dishwasher: Electrolux ICON™, Designer
Series with Ultraquiet Plus™ Insulation and
AquaPulse™ Direct Feed Wash System,
#EDW5500DDSS (stainless steel)
Gas range top: Electrolux ICON™,
Designer Series with comfort controls,
#E36GC75DSS (stainless steel)
Range hood: Electrolux ICON™, Designer
Series with four-speed dual-centrifugal
blower, 36", #PLHV36W6CC (stainless steel)
Wall oven: Electrolux ICON™, Designer
Series with Cool Touch™ Oven Door,
#E30EW75DSS (stainless steel)
Backsplash: DuPont™ Zodiaq®
(Smokey Topaz)
Range backsplash tile: A&A Global,
through Nevin Interior Design
Backsplash ornament: Plow and Hearth,
www.plowhearth.com; Great Oak Fireback
Glass bowl: www.simonpearce.com,
Cavendish Bowl, #428
Cookware: LeCreuset
Barstools: Design Within Reach, Precision
Stool with backrest
Juice: Florida’s Natural®
Canisters: Hill Street Warehouse
Preserved fruit jars: Hill Street
Warehouse
Basket on island: Storehouse,
www.storehouse.com
Pottery dishes in cabinets: Bed, Bath &
Beyond
Han dynasty figure: Storehouse,
#52TTIA144-F
Exotic dog bed: Storehouse,
#25EELR228A
Dining Room
Chandelier: www.shadesoflight.com, 6
Light, Raise Your Glass Chandelier, #CH0131
Glass lamps: Circa Lighting, Visual
Comfort, Cut Corner Rectangle Crystal Urn,
#CHA8923 CG-S
Antique black hurricane: Arteriors,
www.arteriorshome.com, #2905-16 ABP/GLS
Interior doors: JELD-WEN® Rockport™
Molded Interior Doors
Danbury, #FA10 DNB 613 (oil-rubbed bronze)
Exchange 0301 FLAX-BC; 110" Standard
Width Panel; Hardware: The Curtain
Exchange
Egg vase: Arteriors, www.arteriorshome.
com, #7810 P0R
com; Cymbidium, Zoe Hersey, artist
Upholstered chairs: A. Tyner Antiques,
Leather chairs: Design Within Reach,
Antica Leather Chairs
Dishes: www.simonpearce.com, Somerset,
square dinner plates #1211, side plates #1231,
and stew bowls #1241; Belmont, round dinner
plates #1200, side plates #1220, 6" bowls
#1250
Glassware: www.simonpearce.com,
Stratton Red Wine Glasses, Woodstock
Goblets
Napkin rings: www.simonpearce.com,
glass napkin rings, #784
Place mats: www.simonpearce.com, dark
brown oval place mats, #R09PM078DB
Buffet: A. Tyner Antiques,
Napkins: B.D. Jefferies
Woven ice bucket: Storehouse,
www.storehouse.com, #25EELR135
Woven spice sorter: Storehouse,
#25EELR224B
Silver canoe bowls: Storehouse,
#23IME374, #23IME375
Union flatware: Storehouse,
#24SFLT017F
Exotic serving pieces: Storehouse,
#24SFL016S
Table: Storehouse, #59CCS391087QK
Hall
Striped sisal runner: Myers Carpet
Art: Rod Pittam
Art: Aliya Gallery; Scott Hill, artist
Antique clock: A. Tyner Antiques,
Marble-top console: A. Tyner Antiques,
Candlesticks: A. Tyner Antiques,
Mudroom
Danbury, #FA10 DNB 613
(oil-rubbed bronze)
Cabinetry: Plain & Fancy Custom
Cabinetry, Vogue door style with full overlay
(Antique Red distressed over walnut, standard
sheen); Cabinet hardware: #K23M (Antique
Red distressed over walnut)
Cushions: Nevin Interior Design; Fabric:
Lewis & Sheron Textile Company
Hooks: The Container Store
Laundry Room
bronze)
Cabinetry: Plain & Fancy Custom
Cabinetry, Vogue door style with full overlay
(Antique Red distressed over walnut, standard
sheen); Hardware: #K74S knobs (antique
nickel)
Countertops: DuPont™ Corian® (Concrete)
Sink: Kohler Kitchen and Bath, Undertone™
Undercounter Kitchen Sink, #K-3356
(stainless steel)
Sink faucet: Delta Faucets, Brizo™, Riviera
Single-Handle Faucet with Sprayer,
#6115088-BN (brushed nickel)
Washer: Fridgidaire, king-size with stainless
steel wash basket, #GLTF2940E S (white)
Dryer: Fridgidaire, super capacity with
moisture sensor, #GLEQ2152E S (white)
Art: Claudia Taylor
Facial wipes: Kleenex
Toilet tissue: Scott Tissue
Paper towels: Viva
Laundry basket: Bed, Bath & Beyond
Towels: Martex, Grand Patrician (rattan, white)
Powder Room
Walls: Eclipse #SW-6166 (eggshell);
Lighting: Circa Lighting, English Hotel
Wall Lamp, #BB2650 AN
Art: Aliya Gallery; R. John Ichter, artist
Wood countertop: The Craft-Art
Company, Inc., 11⁄2"-thick plank-style (wenge)
Sink: Limestone Vessel, A&A Global,
through Nevin Interior Design
Providence Classic Single Handle Faucet,
#61201 (brushed nickel)
Soap dish: Hill Street Warehouse
Soaps: www.serenitycandlesandsoaps.com
Towel holder: Arteriors,
www.arteriorshome.com, #3347 PT1
Toilet: Kohler Pinoir® Toilet with round-front
bowl, #K-3483 (white)
Woven basket with lid: Hill Street
Warehouse
Courtyard
Brick: General Shale Brick, Olde Oakmont,
mortar (Coosa Wheat)
Chaise longue: Kolo Collection,
Lounge chair with ottoman: Kolo
Collection, www.kolocollection.com
Side table: Kolo Collection,
Fountain: Charleston Gardens®, www.
charlestongardens.com, Anson Fountain, #8176
Garden planters: Franklin/Caldwell +
Associates, Inc.; Hill Street Warehouse
Plants: Ed Castro Landscape
Master Bedroom
Walls: Navel #SW-6887 (eggshell);
Trim: Navel #SW-6887 (high gloss)
Carpet: Mohawk Carpet, Wunda Weve,
#7945, Chastain Park (Papaya Whip #721)
Bedside table lamps: www.simonpearce.
com, Flame Lamps, #636
Molded Interior doors
Window shades: Hunter Douglas Window
Fashions, Alustra™ Vignette® window shadings
Upholstered headboard: Fabric:
Sunbrella, Clipper (Regatta); Upholsterer:
Terry Taylor
Antique chair: A. Tyner Antiques,
Glass clock: www.simonpearce.com,
Woodbury Clock, #800
Custom coverlet: Nevin Interior Design;
Custom Euro shams: Nevin Interior
Design; Fabric: Kravet
Custom bed skirt: Nevin Interior Design;
Fabric: Sunbrella, Clipper (Regatta)
Bedding: Sheets: Martex, 300 Thread-Count
Solids (ivory); Blanket: Grand Patrician Soft
Raschel (natural); King Pillows: Martex
Mattress: Storehouse, king-size mattress
set, www.storehouse.com
Bedside tables: A. Tyner Antiques,
Armoire: A. Tyner Antiques,
Clubhouse stools: Storehouse,
#33SMVS224
Ring dover statue: Storehouse,
#14G8-80032
Art: Rod Pittman
Master Bath
Walls: Divine White #SW-6105 (eggshell);
Trim: Divine White #SW-6105 (high gloss)
Lighting: Circa Lighting, Visual Comfort,
Pimlico Double Swing Arm Wall Light,
#CHD2150 AN
bronze)
Tile and stone: A&A Global, through
Nevin Interior Design; Floor: 16" x 16"
Chateau Marble; 1" x 2" Light Tavertine;
Shower walls and floor: 1" x 2" Light
Tavertine
Cabinets: Diversified Cabinets; Hardware:
11⁄4" zinc die cast rope knob (satin nickel)
Countertops: DuPont™ Zodiaq® (Astral Peal)
Sinks: Kohler, Caxton™, undercounter,
#K-2210 (white)
Sink faucets: Delta Faucets, Victorian
Collection (Brilliance Stainless)
Bathtub: Cheviot, Traditional Bath with
Cast Iron Pedestal, #2116 (White)
Tub faucet: Cheviot, Tub Mounted Faucet
and hand shower, #3807 (Brushed Nickel)
Showerhead: Cheviot, Sunflower Solid
Brass Shower head for Roof Mount, #32170
(Brushed Nickel)
Toilet: Kohler, Pinoir® Toilet with roundfront bowl, #K-3483 (white)
Towel bar: EXPO Design Center, 24" Towel
Bar (satin nickel)
Towels: Martex, Atelier Martex Supima
Towels (white)
Mirrors: Diversified Cabinets
Antique Swedish chair: A. Tyner
Antiques, www.swedishantiques.biz
Bath and soap accessories:
Her Closet
Carpet: Mohawk Carpet, Wunda
Weve, #7945, Chastain Park (Papaya
Whip #721)
bronze)
Closet organizational system:
The Container Store, elfa® ventilated
shelving and drawer system (Platinum With
Walnut Decor)
Accessories: The Container Store
Art: Claudia Taylor
His Closet
#7945, Chastain Park (Papaya Whip #721)
bronze)
Closet organizational system: The
drawer system (Platinum With Walnut Decor)
Accessories: The Container Store
Gallery
Walls: Navel #SW-6887 (eggshell);
Trim: Navel #SW-6887 (high gloss)
Bookcase accessories: Expo Design
Center; Hill Street Warehouse
Art: Aliya Gallery, Eleanor Miller, artist;
Richard Painter, artist
Silver bird sculptures: Hill Street
Warehouse
Pottery plates: EXPO Design Center
Stairs
engineered heart pine. American Spirits
Computer Nook
Walls: Muslin #SW-6133 (eggshell); Ceiling:
Muslin #SW-6133 (flat); Trim: Muslin #SW6133 (high gloss); Wall behind bookshelves:
Empire Gold #SW-0012 (eggshell)
Desk lamp: www.shadesoflight.com,
Antique nickel photographer’s desk lamp
#DS9912N
Leather desk accessories: Storehouse,
www.storehouse.com
Kirin ceramic pots: Storehouse,
#80P9490C-Y0
Tripod clock: Storehouse, #11PCN227BK
Communication solutions: BellSouth
Chair: Design Within Reach, Louis Ghost
Chair
com; Andrew Winn, Messenger (4), artist
Cabinet hardware: EXPO Design Center
Confetti vases: Storehouse
Wicker storage boxes: Storehouse,
#23IP211, #23IP212
Woven blinds: Hunter Douglas Window
Fashions, Provenance Woven Wood Shades,
Brisbane, Shiraz #WWBRB76
Hall closet organization and
accessories: The Container Store, elfa®
ventilated shelving and drawer system
(white)
Art supplies: Pearl Art Supply
Hampstead desk accessories:
Storehouse, desk pad with clock, #71T3084829; paper tray, #71T30-8430; other
accessories, #71T30-93824
One Hundred Flowers: Storehouse,
#46A0821226657
White ceramic vases: Storehouse
Paper weights: www.simonpearce.com,
Stratton Globe, #721
Upstairs Hall
Trim: Muslin #SW-6133 (high gloss);
Wall behind bookshelves: Empire Gold
#SW-0012 (eggshell)
Wood floors: Authentic Pine Floors,
Inc., engineered heart pine, American
Spirits Antique Heart Pine, 43⁄4"
(aged bourbon)
Doors, Architect Series® (Cladding color:
Tan)
Woven blinds: Hunter Douglas
Window Fashions, Provenance Woven
Wood Shades, Brisbane, Shiraz,
#WWBRB76
Exchange, #0301 FlAX-BC, 110", Standard
Width Panel; Hardware: The Curtain Exchange
Rugs: Nomadic Arts Rug Gallery
Sculptures: A. Tyner Antiques,
com; Nitch, Andrew Winn, artist; Arborteum
Hill, Hermatite Blind #3, Metropolis, and
New Tree #3, John Folsom, artist
Blue desk chair: Design Within Reach,
Globus Chair (blue)
Borneo end table: Storehouse,
#62B15-60324
Confetti boxes: Storehouse, #23IP202S,
#23IP202M, #23IP202L
Closet and organizational system:
The Container Store, elfa® ventilated shelving
and drawer system (white)
Children’s Room
Walls: Antique White #SW-6119 (eggshell);
Trim: Antique White #SW-6119
(high gloss)
#7945, Chastain Park (Sun Washed #711)
Glass table lamps: Arteriors, www.
arteriorshome.com, #12722-848 GLS
Writing table lamp: Arteriors, www.
arteriorshome.com, #42804
Floor lamp: Circa Lighting, Visual
Comfort, Greenwich Floor, #TOB1001PN
bronze)
Tan)
Window shades: Hunter Douglas Window
Fashions, Silhouette, Nuance, 3", #A13143
(Summer Wheat)
Window seat cushion: Fabric: Lewis &
Sheron Textile Company
Découpaged bedside table: Becky Fern,
Simply Cracked
Headboard: Fabric: Sunbrella, Flagship
(Parchment); Upholstery: Terry Taylor
Bedding: Martex; Sheets: twin sets, 300
Thread-Count Solids (silver Blue),
#T300BSRCD; queen-size pillows with twinsize quilted mattress covers; Twin Pima blend
cotton blankets (natural)
Custom shams and coverlets: Nevin
Interior Design; Fabric: Lewis & Sheron
Textile Company
Custom bed skirt: Nevin Interior
Design; Fabric: Sunbrella, Flagship
(Parchment); Fabric inserts: Sunbrella,
Denali (Willow)
Mattresses: Storehouse; twin-size sets,
www.storehouse.com
Madison chair and ottoman:
Storehouse, chair, #50R555SAMP19689;
ottoman, #50R231ASMP109264
Console table: Storehouse
com; The Nature of Mirrors, Michael Gibson,
artist
Coral sculptures: Storehouse, sculpture
with white wood base, #52TART101;
sculpture with brown wood base,
#52TART103
Green leather boxes: Arteriors,
www.arteriorshome.com
Blue and green vases: Storehouse
Mirror: Arteriors, www.arteriorshome.com
Wooden frames: Bed, Bath & Beyond
Children’s Bath
Walls: Opaline #SW-6189 (eggshell);
Trim: Opaline #SW-6189 (high gloss)
Tile and stone: Daltile®, Floor: Marble
Collection, #CD M701, 12" x 12"
(Carrara White); Shower walls:
Rittenhouse Square™, #0790, 3"x 6",
glossy (Arctic White)
Sconces: Circa Lighting, Longacre Sconce,
#TOB1010PN-NP
bronze)
Tan)
Countertops: DuPont™ Zodiaq® (Cloud
White, Waterfall Edge)
Sinks: Kohler, Caxton™, undercounter,
#K-2210 (white)
Sink faucets: Delta Faucets, Brizo™,
Vesi Channel Lav, #6545-PC (polished
chrome)
Bathtub: Kohler, Memoirs, #K225 (white)
Toilet: Kohler, Pinoir® Toilet with
round-front bowl, #K-3483 (white)
Towels: Martex, Grand Patrician, #T250,
(white)
Window treatments: Hunter Douglas
Window Fashions, Duette, Duo-lite shade,
ELITE, semi-opaque-blue white,
#D2952
Vanity accessories: Bed, Bath & Beyond;
EXPO Design Center
Waste basket: Storehouse,
www.storehouse.com
Shower curtain: Storehouse, Brussel
Linen Drapery Panels
Towel bar: EXPO Design Center (chrome)
Bath accessories: www.serenity
candlesandsoaps.com
Magazine table: Storehouse,
#170MAG-TBL-BLK
Guest Room
Walls: Netsuke #SW-6134 (eggshell);
Trim: Netsuke #SW-6134 (high gloss)
#7945, Chastain Park (Sun Washed #711)
Lighting: Circa Lighting, Jacqueline Lamp
in Carmel wood, #TOB3010 CAR-NP; Porter
Table Lamps, #TOB3006 BZ-NP
bronze)
Exterior Windows: Pella Windows &
Tan)
Woven shades: Hunter Douglas Window
Fashions, Exotic Collection woven wood,
#2069 (Hunan Veil)
Woven trash baskets: Storehouse,
Angie chaise: Storehouse, (special order)
Desk: A. Tyner Antiques,
Triple temple bell: Storehouse,
#39RER621
Framed art: Storehouse
Closet and organizational system:
The Container Store, elfa® ventilated shelving
and drawer system (white)
Art in vestibule: Fay Gold Gallery,
www.faygoldgallery.com; Untitled, 385,
Rana Rochet, artist
Art: Aliya Gallery; Richard Painter,
artist
Floor lamp: Arteriors, www.arteriors
home.com, Gun Metal Adjustable Floor
Lamp, #72826-536 ABL
Mattresses: Storehouse, queen-size set
Bedding: Martex Comforter Set,
Platinum Collection; Sheets:
Grand Patrician Queen (Ivory); queen-size
pillows
Custom shams: Nevin Interior Design;
Bed drapery: Fabric: Sunbrella,
Skiff (Cinnamon); Fabrication:
Duffy Morrison
La Puerta San Diego picture:
Storehouse, #49DST-COL120MES
La Maraville, Cuba picture: Storehouse,
#49DST-COL139MES
Arruinado Cuba picture: Storehouse,
#49DST-COL107MES
Tres Campanas picture: Storehouse,
#49DST-COL158MES
Blackstone six-drawer gentleman’s
chest: Storehouse, #28L1625
Blackstone nightstand: Storehouse,
#28L1622
Java queen bed: Storehouse,
#62B25856Q24.K
Saarinen table: Storehouse,
#57A7693BLK.K
Guest Bath
Walls: Topsail #SW-6217 (eggshell);
Trim: Topsail #SW-6217 (high gloss)
Lighting: Circa Lighting, Metropolitan
Sconce, #TOB2011CH-WG
bronze)
Tan)
Tile: Walker Zanger, Floor: 12" x 12"
Alabastro; Accent: 4" x 4" Glass Tiles,
Mantra Tortoiseshell Matte, 5⁄8";
Shower surround: Glass Tiles, Mantra
Tortoiseshell Matte, 5/8"; Shower walls:
Rittenhouse Square, #0190, 3" x 6"
(Glossy)
Sink: Kohler, Caxton™ undercounter,
#K-2210 (white)
Vesi Curve Lav #6540 (polished
chrome)
Bathtub: Kohler, Memoirs #K-2258
(white)
Shower/tub faucet: Delta Faucets,
Brizo™, Vesi Curve Lav #6640 (polished
chrome)
Towel bar: EXPO Design Center, Ginger,
Chelsea (chrome)
Towels: Martex, Grand Patrician
(white, ivory)
Countertops: DuPont™ Zodiaq® (Cloud
White with Waterfall Edge)
Shower curtain panel: Storehouse, Allure
Drapery Panels
Facial tissue: Kleenex
Sleeping Porch
Concrete stain: The Sherwin-Williams
Company, custom mix
bronze)
Tan)
Shutters: New Horizon, Solid Cellular,
PVC
Sofa: Kolo Collection,
Side chairs: Kolo Collection,
Side table: Kolo Collection,
Cushion fabric: Sunbrella, Seville
(Jewel)
Faux-finished table: Becky Fern,
Simply Cracked
Anya étagères: Storehouse,
www.storehouse.com, #24S1WS0463
Accessories: Hill Street Warehouse
Terrace
Woven chairs: Kolo Collection,
Terrazzo side table: Kolo Collection,
Fabric: Sunbrella, Seville/Cinnabar,
#5609
Media Room
Walls: Burlap #SW-6137 (eggshell);
Trim: Burlap #SW-6137 (high gloss)
#9665, Timeless Design (Golden Harvest
#751)
Desk lamp: Arteriors, www.arteriors
home.com, #42804 ABL
bronze)
Exterior Windows: Pella Windows &
Tan)
Window shades: Hunter Douglas
Window Fashions, Provenance Woven
Wood Shades, Mandalay (Russet
#WWMD 444)
Handrail stain: The Sherwin-Williams
Company, custom mix
Wood block on stand: A. Tyner Antiques,
Daphne chairs: Storehouse,
www.storehouse.com
Desk chair: Storehouse
Wooden finials: Hill Street Warehouse
Cabinet hardware: EXPO Design Center
Woven accessories: Storehouse, basket
organizer, #25EELR523; paper tray,
#25EELR49
Wicker desk set: Storehouse
“S” dining chairs: Storehouse,
#39RRF-125
Austin round ottoman: Storehouse,
#60M4025L
Audio-visual media system:
Electronic Home
Magazine table: Design Within Reach,
Eames Walnut Stool Shape A
Small Asian drink table: Nevin Interior
Design
Havana leather cabinet: Storehouse,
#24SLF012
Photographic art: Mary Nunnally
Photography
Throw: Martex, Pima Cotton Blend Blanket,
twin size (Sage)
Striped pillows: Storehouse,
McCracken Stripe Olive Pillow, #40S2039;
Tuscan Stripe Silk Pillow,
#67G169674000
Media Room Bath
Walls: Ecru #SW-6135 (eggshell);
Trim: Ecru #SW-6135 (high gloss)
Tile and stone: A&A Global, through
Nevin Interior Design; Floor: 12" x 12",
Glossy, Marble (Gold); Shower walls and
floor: 2" x 2" Tumbled (Gold)
Sconces: Circa Lighting, Visual Comfort,
Bryant Sconce, #TOB2002 PS-NP
bronze)
Sink faucet: Delta Faucets, Brizo™, Trevi
Two Handle Wall Media Mount Kitchen
Faucet, #6216708 (polished chrome)
Shower faucet: Delta Faucets, Brizo™,
Trevi (polished chrome)
Vessel sink: Renaissance, Glass Vessel,
#LAS01 (crystal)
Shelf system: The Container Store
Countertop: AAA Floors, wooden beam
Towels: Martex, Grand Patrician (rattan,
dark terra-cotta)
#25EELR22, www.storehouse.com
Candle and stand:
com; Landmark XV, Scott Duce, artist
Soaps and bath gels:
Media Bookcases
Walls: Burlap #SW-6137 (eggshell);
Trim: Burlap #SW-6137 (high gloss)
Art: Fay Gold Gallery, www.faygold
gallery.com; Metropolis; New Tree, #3;
Hematite Blind, #2; Arboretum, #11, John
Folsom, artist
Tall sculptures: Hill Street Warehouse
Metal sculptures: A. Tyner Antiques,
Chinese sculpture on stand:
Storehouse, #28H8098-411,
www.storehouse.com
Building and Exterior Products
Brick: General Shale Brick,
Olde Oakmont #032
Paint: Cabot Stain, Trim: Ultra White;
Siding color: Navajo White; Garage Doors
and back door: Deep Forest; Porch railings:
Deep Forest; Porch Pickets: Ultra White;
Panels at Dining Room: Ultra White; Parapet
walls at gables: Ultra White; Panels at gables
and dormer vents: Ultra White
Roof: Metalworks Steel Shingles by Tamko
(a member of the Metal Roofing Alliance),
StoneCrest Slate (Vermont Blue); Porch roof
and lower portion of garage roof: standingseam metal roof (painted to match),
www.metalroofing.com
Garage
Organization and storage system: The
drawer system (Platinum)
Automobile: Nissan Armada

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