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pleased to present some of the country’s BUNNY WILLIAMS
most prestigious exhibitors for the 31st annual Considered one of the most talented names

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designer. Over the past 25 years, the work of
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in numerous publications including, Architectural
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Verbal Evaluation with Lark Mason 1:30 - 3:00 BARBARA GORDON

Barbara Gordon Barbara is one of the nation’s foremost experts on
Lecture and Book Signing 2:00 PM American folk art and has amassed one of the
most recognized collections as well. Barbara has
said, “Throughout the 30 years that I’ve been col-
lecting, I have tried to accumulate the best in cat-
SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 11:00 - 4:00 egory, the rarest, and the objects that represented
the true American work ethic.”
Verbal Evaluation with Lark Mason 11:00 - 2:00

SRS Junior Floral Workshop
with Natalie Braswell 1:00 PM

sponsored by Singletary’s VERBAL EVALUATIONS WITH LARK MASON
The Thomasville Antiques Show once again will host verbal evaluations

for those who seek to know more about their possessions, ranging from
family heirlooms to knick-knacks hidden in attics and basements. Mason,
an expert on Asian art and the author of several books on the subject,

THE FAIRGROUNDS returns to the Thomasville Antique Show this year Attendees will pay $10
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Contents











FEBRUARY 2020







12 Alexa Hampton for
Theodore Alexander;
theodorealexander.com































HOME

58 58 Character Driven



Architectural exuberance and
intriguing design details come
to life in the 2019 Home for the
Holidays Designer Showhouse



LIFE



16 STYLE 26 Property Report

Calendar Happenings this month
28
29 Naomi On Atlanta design trends

12 Hot List 30 Dish Aziza
100 End Note Suzanna on classic design
Our guide to what’s exciting
6 Editor’s Letter
in the world of design in 2020!
99 Ad Index


16 A Study in Contrast
A black and white kitchen by Matthew On the Cover
Quinn takes a traditional Buckhead Design Partners
HARRISON DESIGN,
home in a modern direction
KINGDOM WOODWORKS
AND HOLT INTERIORS

22 Educated Eye Photography by
JEFF HERR
Known for its powerful punch of Styling by
drama, AH&L explores the roots and ELEANOR ROPER
modern applications of lacquer


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J U L I A N C H I C H E S T E R . C O M

ATLANTA | NEW YORK | LONDON

W E L C O M E

FROM THE EDITOR
In this Issue








What’s
exc
exciting about
Atl
Atlanta design in
2020? Our annual
20
Ho
Hot List highlights
ne
new discoveries
such as cast-stone
suc
co
containers from
TRUST STONE.
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keep it personal






OUR FEBRUARY ISSUE celebrates the way we live now—in AH&L’s
Assistant Editor
2020. Our main feature covers nearly every nook and cranny
Lauren Iverson
of a freshly renovated residence—our 2019 Home for the Holi- discovers sweet
and sassy treats at
days Showhouse, which was completed in November. A show-
SAINT GERMAIN
case of architectural exuberance and first-to-market interior BAKERY.

details, the residence, located on a private, sprawling property
in Sandy Springs, also touched on two current buzzwords:

experience and wellness.
No, this was not a house designed for Instagram. Yet its
unique eccentricities—from a floating glass box addition

housing the master bathroom on one end to a distinctive Missed visiting
office tower for the man of the house on the other, with a our 2019 Home
for the Holidays
two-story dining room inspired by Viking gathering halls in
Showhouse?
between—indeed engaged the senses and provided an excit- Find full coverage
ing, memorable experience. And, not unlike the epic poem, in this issue.

Beowulf, written about Viking culture, the house conveyed an
intriguing narrative that unfolded from room to room.
Then there was the wellness factor. It was not unusual to

spot a family of deer prancing through the grounds from the DIGITAL
glass-box master bath each day, providing an idyllic note. On EDITION
the terrace level, a dedicated spa suite, complete with therapy
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Embroideries and wovens, linens and velvets,
fl orals and geometrics all mix together beauti-
fully in Kendall Wilkinson’s new fabric and
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Coast designer sought to provide dimensional-
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WHAT EXCITES US


THE MOST ABOUT

STYLE & DESIGN IN

2020? READ ON!










BOLT MOVES



Established in 1944, their 76th anniversary isn’t the only thing

Lewis & Sheron Textiles is celebrating this year. Last Septem-

ber, the beloved fabric company upgraded to a new location

just off Howell Mill Road, and the light-and-bright space is worth
a visit. In contrast to the compartmentalized layout of the previ-

ous Lewis & Sheron location, the open-concept design of the

18,000-square-foot showroom now allows shoppers to view the
brand’s latest off erings at a glance before perusing furniture

set-ups, rug off erings and perimeter-lining display rows that

house more than 1,000 bolts of quality fabrics.
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on the surface


Well Planted CAMBRIA brings its natural quartz

surfaces to coff ee tables, desks,

Trust Stone, a collection of 7 cast- consoles and cabinets thanks
concrete containers, was created to a collaboration with ROOM
& BOARD. The Pren collection
by landscape architecture fi rm
features one-centimeter Cambria
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port its vision for beautiful but
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As a nod to founder Cindy Bray’s are nonabsorbent, scratch- and

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after one of her prized cows. Board, 1170 Howell Mill Rd., (404) 682-
(678) 828-2598; truststone.net 5900; roomandboard.com



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Happy



Home



The oldest continuously-operating
wallpaper manufacturer in the U.S.,
THIBAUT unveiled a stand-alone

showroom on ADAC’s fi rst fl oor in
November 2019. The textile house
is known for its bold patterns and
happy but high-quality hues, such as
the punchy bedroom by Susan Cur-

rie for the 2018 Cashiers Designer
Showhouse, left. Another recent ad-
dition to ADAC: ELEGANT EARTH, a
source for garden-inspired furniture,

containers, fountains and acces-
sories fabricated in concrete, metal, FAB COLLAB
and wood, located in Suite 502.
thibautdesign.com; elegantearth.com In April, SASHA BIKOFF,
a young designer known for

her fresh, eclectic + vibrant

interiors, will launch her

colorful collections of light-

ing and furniture for

CURREY & COMPANY.

































BUILD A WALL Southbound



Direct-to-consumer brand WEEZIE

HOLLY HUNT introduces HOLLY HUNT WALLS, a collection echo- TOWELS has moved its headquarters to
Atlanta from NYC and Savannah, includ-
ing the aesthetic of its venerable Great Plains textiles—think curated
ing warehouse and embroidery operations.
color palettes and luxurious textures—that translates to walls. Empha-
Handcrafted furnituremaker HELLMAN-
sizing natural fi bers such as abaca, fl ax, wood veneer, cork, silk and
CHANG, known for its ultra-luxe, sleek
hand-dyed paper, Holly Hunt Walls debuts with 400 SKUs. Available to designs, has moved its production facility
the trade through Jim Thompson, ADAC, (404) 709-2050; hollyhunt.com South, from Brooklyn to Dawsonville, Ga.



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Romancing the Stone




CIOT, a major importer and industry-leading retailer of
marble, quartzite, onyx, ceramic tiles, mosaic and plumb-
ing, unveiled a new showroom and slab gallery in Atlanta

last fall. Touting itself as a one-stop-shop, Ciot offers
high-quality surfaces and fi xtures, from ceramic tiles and
stone slabs to plumbing from suppliers such as Grohe and

Perrin & Rowe. 2060 Defoor Hills Rd. NW., (404) 941-7420; ciot.com









MARKET


BOUND





Model Shop





Being “nimble” may be a business

buzzword, but there’s no better
example of a brand adapting and

innovating through the years than
Atlanta-based HAVERTYS. From

delivering furniture via horse and
buggy to the dawn of the digital age, the company, which marks 135

AD100 and Elle Decor “A List” designer RICHARD years in business, has not just survived, but thrived. Clarence Haverty,

MISHAAN will join Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles at Design President and Chief Executive Offi cer, credits the fourth-generation
ADAC this April. Mishaan, a New York-based designer, family-run fi rm’s success to a single philosophy that extends to its
brings his vision for creating timeless and artistic interiors
employees: “At the point of contact, you are Havertys.” From its transi-
to a celebrated collection for THEODORE ALEXANDER;
tion in 2000 into a branded retailer to building an in-house “H Design” SUSAN CURRIE BY EMILY FOLLOWILL
we’re particularly fond of the resulting ebonized beech
team, Haverty says, “We’re as good or better than anybody else in
Greenbrier Star Chair. Available to the trade at Theodore Alex-
ander, ADAC, (404) 254-1981; theodorealexander.com sourcing, designing and developing product.” havertys.com


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Founded in Savan-

SERENA DUGAN, who founded ever-popular home and
nah by longtime lifestyle brand Serena & Lily in 2004, returns to her
roots as an artist and painter with the debut of SERENA
friends and new DUGAN STUDIO, a collection of fabrics and wallcover-

ings that explores shape, rhythm and color relationships.
mothers in search Inspired by global references, each of the 12 textile de-

signs evokes a calm, but elevated sense of worldly spirit.
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brings its unfussy, New Kid
COURTNEY SHEARER, a
high-quality paja- designer with more than a decade

of kitchen-and-bath experience,
opens Atlanta’s newest studio,
ma sets for women, THE DESIGNERY. “We recognize

that kitchens and baths are both
men and children the public faces and private spac-


es of your home,” says Shearer,
to Buckhead. who notes that turning what

some would consider a stressful
3535 Northside Pkwy., undertaking into a fun process has

always been her top priority.
lakepajamas.com the-designery.com



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NEWS
































A STUDY IN






CONTRAST









A stunning black and white

kitchen by designer of

the moment MATTHEW
QUINN takes a traditional,

Georgian-style Buckhead

home in a more modern

direction


Written by
TATE GUNNERSON

Photographs by
EMILY FOLLOWILL





















Bleached cherry
perimeter cabinetry
and a black-painted
island from Downsview
Kitchens by Design
Galleria Kitchen and
Bath Studio reference
the simple palette used
throughout the interior.


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S T Y L E

NEWS












MATTHEW QUINN IS HAVING A MOMENT. Known for his el-
egant eponymous collection, the multitalented kitchen designer
recently celebrated announcing the upcoming opening of a De-
sign Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio showroom in Nashville's

new 45,000-square-foot design studio and released Quintessential
Kitchens and Spaces Volume II, a roundup of some of his most no-
table projects. Featured in its pages is a stunning kitchen, offi ce
and butler’s pantry that Quinn designed for a longtime client in
Buckhead—their fourth collaboration.

Renovated by architect Norman D. Askins, the client’s brick
Georgian abode leans traditional—for example, the front foyer’s
black-and-white marble fl oor—yet the kitchen’s steel-framed
fl oor-to-ceiling window overlooking the backyard speaks in a

more modern dialect. Inspired by the mix, Quinn pushed his
client to think differently. “My client had always done cherry
kitchens with black countertops,” Quinn says. “I wanted to
break the mold.”
It didn’t take the wife long to get on board. When Quinn

unveiled his rendering depicting the black ceiling and painted
center island, she “screamed with excitement,” he recalls. The
black elements are juxtaposed by bleached cherry cabinetry and
quartzite countertops. “It has that yin and yang that relates re-

ally well to the rest of the house,” Quinn says.
In between the cabinets, a custom gun-
metal steel hood with stainless steel detailing
and brass rivets creates a striking focal point
that complements the mix of metals used

throughout, including nickel hardware and
a pair of overscale bronze lanterns above the
island. “I love mixing metals,” Quinn says. “It
above A contemporary
feels more traditional and not so matchy.” pendant light from

Designed with corner seating so that the Ochre by R Hughes
plays off of the brass
owners can see eye to eye, the center island hardware by Matthew
features cooking and baking zones, each Quinn Collection in the
butler’s pantry. The
within arm’s reach of well-stocked drawers for
rug is Moattar, Ltd. left
the task at hand. And counter-height shelving Designed specifi cally
for the owner, who
holds her 50 favorite cookbooks. “She was as
is a consummate
organized and scientifi c as we are,” Quinn says. cook, the cabinetry
The owners recently hosted their fi rst includes enough shelf
space for her favorite
Thanksgiving in the newly redesigned space, cookbooks and well-
and four people easily prepared the feast organized storage.
opposite Avalanche
without getting in each other’s way, demon- quartzite countertops
strating that it’s possible for a kitchen to be and hardware by Mat-
thew Quinn Collection
both stunning and highly functional. “It was
elevate the handsome
worth all the effort that we put into it,” Quinn island from Downsview
Kitchens by Design
says. “It could not have worked out any better,
Galleria Kitchen and
and she’s so happy with the result.” Bath Studio.


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Outfi tted with black
cabinetry by Design
Galleria Kitchen and
Bath Studio and illumi-
nated by a midcentury
modern-inspired brass
chandelier from Circa
Lighting, the wife’s
offi ce blends classic
and contemporary
elements.

“It has that YIN and YANG




that relates really well to



the rest of the house.”








































above Stored in a well-appointed pantry
alongside other oft-used tools, a vintage
mortar and pestle from Peachtree Battle An-
tiques & Interiors combines form and func-
tion. right and below In the butler’s pantry,
the bespoke hardware is by Matthew Quinn
Collection and the vintage goldleaf bowl is
from Jim Thompson Atlanta.






















































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S T Y L E

NEWS









































EDUCATED EYE
LUXURIOUS







LACQUER ORIGINS


Sanskrit tablets reveal that the technique of
lacquering was created 3,500 years ago in India.
From there, it spread to Asia where the technique

was refi ned on a myriad of products ranging from

Ancient cultures refi ned the technique of lacquering, but furniture to trays to screens to boxes to jewelry.
The process was adapted in France, Spain, the
today’s homes continue to value the high-gloss fi nish for
Netherlands and England where it was frequently
its powerful punch of color, drama and durability
referred to as “japanning ”due to the process of
imitating the Asian application.
Written by SUZANNA CULLEN HAMILTON
The process of lacquering is enormously
detailed and time consuming. It involves applying
layer upon layer of extremely thin shellac that is

very gently sanded between layers so that the end
result is a fi nish that is many layers thick, but as

top White lacquered smooth as a glass plate.
walls add glamour

to a dining room by
Suzanne Kasler. left In
MODERN APPLICATIONS
a library by Cathy Aus-
tin, shimmering gray Today, lacquer is most frequently associated with
walls delight. opposite,
the process of painting ceilings, walls and cabi-
clockwise A red vanity
shines in a powder netry in layers of high-gloss enamel. Whether on
room by Barbara West- a kitchen island or the cabinets, lacquer is very SUZANNE KASLER AND HEATHER DEWBERRY BY EMILY FOLLOWILL; BARBARA WESTBROOK
brook. Black-lacquer AND BETH WEBB BY ERICA GEORGE DINES; CATHY AUSTIN BY GORDON BEALL
durable in the highly traffi cked area. Addition-
walls are a bold back-
drop in a dining room ally, the high-gloss fi nish provides exceptional
by Beth Webb. Heather
depth of color, so it’s popular in home libraries,
Dewberry echoed a
mountain home’s sur- offi ces, dens, wet bars, powder rooms and other
rounding woods with a
areas where signifi cant impact can be made with a
custom emerald green
lacquer fi nish. powerful punch of drama.


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TIPS FROM THE TRADE


Atlanta designer Anna Braund offers the follow-
ing advice when injecting a lacquered fi nish into
today’s homes:
Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles: What questions
do you need to ask an artisan or painter be-

fore hiring someone to create a lacquer fi nish?
Anna Braund: The preparation is as important as
the artistry when applying the lacquer. Any sur-
face must be fi nely sanded and prepared to accept

the layers of high gloss. It’s important to query
any artisan about the full process to ensure proper
preparation and application.
AH&L: What’s your favorite area of the home
to use a lacquer fi nish and why?

Braund: I love to lacquer ceilings because the pro-
cess immediately elevates the formality of a space
and the fi nish is further enhanced by natural
light, thereby resulting in a total effect of subtle

sophistication. Whether day or night, rooms with
lacquered ceilings glow.
AH&L: Do certain colors resonate better in
lacquer than others, and if so, why?
Braund: With proper lighting, all elements will be
enhanced; however, irrespective of how light or

dark the color is, cleaner colors gain refl ection.


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A celebration of food and culture, modern
Israeli restaurant AZIZA is the fi rst of its kind
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menu—designed around small plates to pay
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Alpharetta is home to
InterContinental Hotels
Group’s fi rst wellness-
driven EVEN Hotels
concept in Georgia. Here’s
a look beyond its in-room
fi tness equipment, healthy
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PROTECTING THE IMPERILED TOTAL SQUARE FEET



Written and Produced by JENNIFER BRADLEY FRANKLIN
GUEST ROOMS
THE GEORGIA TRUST for Historic Preservation Methodist Church, the only African American
has announced the 10 sites on its 2020 “Places Methodist Church in Savannah’s Victorian district,
in Peril” list, which includes two spots in metro and Doraville’s Cary Reynolds Elementary School,
Atlanta. “They’re buildings and places we consider an excellent example of famed architect John C. SUITES

to be the most endangered and those we think we Portman Jr.’s early work from 1961. Each “place” is
can make a difference on if we try to save them in assigned a dedicated Georgia Trust staff member

the coming year,” explains Georgia Trust President to help with everything from fundraising and real
SQUARE FEET OF
and CEO Mark McDonald of the 15th annual list. estate classes to grant writing and technical sup-
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Morris Brown College and Central State Hospital both historic and modern buildings, you see the
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THROUGH MAR. 31
Experience the magic of the
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In this vibrant exhibition,
internationally recognized
artists Donald Sultan, Ross
Bleckner, George Condo
and Robert Kelly use bold
colors and geometric shapes
FEB. 7–MAR. 6 Sarah Otts, Dixie Purvis and Kiki Slaughter play
to create various forms of
with themes of spontaneity and chance in ANNE IRWIN FINE
artwork—such as works
ART’s newest exhibition “3 Female Painters.” Kicking off with an
on paper, mixed media,
opening night reception from 6 to 8 p.m., guests can explore color,
sculpture and limited edition
line, form and more in large-scale abstract paintings that encourage
prints—that abstractly repre-
attendees to create their own interpretation of each artists’ mes-
sent the world through their
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eyes. maune.com

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ATLANTA countless lines, bars, bands
FEB. 12–MAR. 21 With


and hidden miniature
FEBRUARY 2020 landscapes, Atlanta-based
artist Scott Eakin’s “The
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Magpie’s Dilemma” exhibit
at the MARCIA WOOD
GALLERY is a treasure
trove for the curious mind.
Inspired by the magpie (who
searches for bright bits to
complete its nest), Eakin
looks to implement an unex-
pected yet beckoning nature
FEB. 28–MAR. 1
into his paintings—one “RED POPPIES” PRINT BY DONALD SULTAN; ANNE IRWIN FINE ART BY KIKI SLAUGHTER; “AN EARLY HAND” BY SCOTT EAKIN, 2019, ACRYLIC ON WOOD PANEL, 48X48 INCHES, COURTESY OF MARCIA WOOD
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that asks the viewer, “what
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do you choose to see?”
most prestigious antiques deal-
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ers at the THOMASVILLE
ANTIQUES SHOW. Kicking
off the three-day event with a THROUGH FEB. 1 Featuring more
black-tie gala, the show features than 350 established and emerging
more than 30 exhibitors and talents, Trinity School’s SPOTLIGHT
has an exciting lineup of special ON ART Artists Market is the place to
events and speakers— discover new pieces of artwork span-
including renowned designers ning all styles including contemporary,
and collectors Bunny Williams, whimsical, folk, pottery, jewelry and
Madeline Stuart and Barbara more. Peruse works by artists including
Gordon. Proceeds aid in Kayce Hughes, Mark Boomershine,
funding for programs assisting Dawne Raulet, Nancy Westfall and
children in Thomasville others for special finds on one of the
and Thomas County. market’s six open days.
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Around town with

Naomi Von Habersham







PERHAPS I OUGHT NOT TO MENTION IT, but we’re in

the throes of an election year, and if the past few months
are any indication, the coming year is going to be acrimoni-
ous to say the least. Although we may not always agree on
politics, there is one area of commonality that many Atlan-
tans share, and that is our love of design. I would argue that

not only is Atlanta one of the most design-savvy cities in
the country, it is also one of the least aesthetically dogmatic.
Traditional, contemporary and all of those decorative points
of view between the two are well-represented here, and

even though each of us may feel strongly about one style
over another, I have yet to see a fistfight break out over dif-
ferences in decorating.
Take color, for example. Decades ago, most Atlanta homes
were awash in rich colors, from sunny yellows to regal reds.

Later, color was somewhat banished from the scene and
designers and their clients embraced neutral color palettes
that were mostly creams and taupes. But today, there isn’t
any one color scheme that is deemed more acceptable

than another, and you only have to look at the pages of this
magazine to see that. From pale to vivid tones, Atlantans
are embracing almost every color—and noncolor—under
the rainbow. The same goes for fabrics. Floral chintzes are
creeping back into some interiors, perhaps to the chagrin

of the modernists. On the flip side, sleek, contemporary tex-
tiles—usually in those shades of gray that the traditionalists
find so chilly—are finding favor in other homes. And yet,
these diverse looks all manage to coexist peacefully. Even
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left Aziza’s moody
main dining room.
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FOREIGN




AFFAIR You’ve enjoyed the main course,
now treat your date to something
sweet. From Feb. 14 to 16, SOUTH-
ERN ART AND BOURBON BAR
Inspired by the owner’s childhood is off ering a specialty dessert in
in Israel, Westside Provision’s celebration of Valentine’s Day—a
heart-shaped vanilla meringue
AZIZA is a cultural crossroad with rose-infused raspberry and

with no shortage of fl avor—or fun white chocolate mousse fi lling.
Crystallized rose petals are used
Written by LAUREN IVERSON as a garnish for the perfect—
and pretty—fi nishing touch.
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STEP THROUGH AZIZA’S MASSIVE WOODEN DOOR and Whether you’re looking for some-
suddenly you’re transported away from the city into a new thing fruity and light or chocolaty
kind of hustle and bustle. It feels distant, yet familiar; filled and indulgent, KING + DUKE has
you covered. On Feb. 14. the liter-
with rich culture and a welcoming spirit that says, “come one,
ary-themed eatery is serving des-
come all.” “We wanted the interiors to feel warm; like you’re
serts that cover all palettes and
stepping into someone else’s home back in Israel,” says Azi-
preferences—including a mas-
za owner Tal Baum, who was inspired by her home country.
carpone cream tart with bananas,
Designed by Smith Hanes, the modern Israeli restaurant is
Nilla crunch and banana caramel,
uncharted territory in Atlanta’s already diverse dining market. and the gluten-free brownie (that
To keep the Israeli tradition of sharing alive, executive chef tastes just like the real thing) with
Brandon Hughes built a menu of small plates packed with big chocolate cheesecake mousse,
flavor. “The menu is a bit of a melting pot with influences from black cocoa crumb and chocolate
a lot of different Middle Eastern regions,” says Hughes. caramel. kinganddukeatl.com
Thanks to the open kitchen’s wood-burning oven, guests
Satisfy your sweet tooth by indulg-
can immediately recognize the menu’s creative concoctions
ing in one—or two—of SAINT GER-
from the faint smoky aroma that is cast throughout, giving
MAIN BAKERY’s gourmet French
a preview of what’s to come. Indulgent proteins and locally
sweets. Located in the central
sourced produce are infused with spice medleys in dishes
food hall at Ponce City Market,
such as the Hummus no.1 with Moroccan braised oxtails and
the bakery is celebrating the day
apricots and the Akko prawns with jumbo shrimp, heirloom of love all month long with artisan
tomatoes and Persian lime set atop falafel toast. chocolates—off ered in traditional
A crossroad of cultures, the restaurant is a true celebra- heart-shaped boxes as well as
tion of food and its ability to bring people together. And with earthy tones for the winter sea- SAINT GERMAIN BAKERY COURTESY OF JAMESTOWN
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Grace to you and peace! On behalf of the people of the Metamorphosis…change is in the air! We are so excited
Cathedral Parish of St. Philip, I welcome you to the 2020 to bring our new 2020 Cathedral Antiques Show to you!
Cathedral Antiques Show! Motivated by the constantly changing landscape of the design
world, new things are happening at the Antiques Show!
Yes, this is a beautiful and sacred space, but we are especially
a vibrant church community. The Cathedral of St. Philip was The Show features a wonderful group of 28 antique
established in 1847 as the fi rst Episcopal Church in Atlanta.
We moved to our present location here in Buckhead in 1932 dealers (and for the fi rst time, mid-century modern antiques
and have grown tremendously since then. will be included), our Flower Festival featuring the best in
design from area garden clubs and church Flower Guilds,
The Cathedral Antiques Show began as a small and seasonal vignettes designed by six interior designers to spark your imagi-
fundraiser organized by the parish Episcopal Church Women. nation, Young Collectors events, two amazing home tours and
Their work—and ministry—now requires a year-round parties for everyone! We are continuing the Show’s tradition of
commitment and has raised more than $5 million for engaging speakers with Thom Filicia and Carson Kressley
Atlanta-area charitable organizations. While the show is now speaking on design, Putnam and Putnam on fl oral design,
considered one of the fi nest in the Southeast, this effort Bronson van Wyck on party planning, Joseph Brady on silver
involves so much more than antiques! This is a powerful and a Saturday panel with Stan Dixon and Jackye Lanham on
ministry of outreach. The proceeds this year are designated for
Moving in the Spirit, an award-winning creative youth Jackye’s Kiawah home. It’s going to be fun!
development program that uses dance to teach young people
the social, emotional and cognitive skills they need to thrive. I’m ecstatic to introduce you to our 2020 Antiques Show ben-
The proceeds will provide funding for 4–6 new partner sites efi ciary, Moving in the Spirit. This 27-year-old dance
serving low-income communities in metro Atlanta. program works with inner city youth using the discipline of
dance to help children and teens develop the social, emotional
I sincerely thank Jenny McClure and Anne Matthews for doing and cognitive skills they need to thrive.
an outstanding job. As chair and co-chair they have organized
and worked with hundreds of volunteers in creating this “Many hands makes light work” should be the mantra of this
weeklong event. I salute Anne Willingham who agreed to serve show. I cannot express my gratitude for so many people
as the Honorary Chair of the Antiques Show, for she represents
true Cathedral faithfulness and generosity. I also thank each of involved in the planning of the 2020 show. I need to especially
you for visiting the Cathedral today, and I invite you to return thank Anne Matthews, the Chair-elect, whose computer
skills, past show knowledge and humor have made this year so
for other occasions of service and prayer. We are open daily,
Photo by by Jo Dan Murphy helps us fulfi ll that mission of openness and hospitality! Antiques Show who have supported us throughout this year,
much fun. We are indebted to the past chairs of the Cathedral
and this is truly a house of prayer for all people. Your presence
our wonderful Show Committee that makes this show fresh
May God bless you always,
every time, the Dean, the Chapter, the Clergy and staff of the
Cathedral (especially the sextons who I cannot thank enough
for their tireless contribution to the show), the sponsors and
patrons, the amazing volunteers and you!


The Very Reverend Samuel G. Candler With sincere thanks,
Dean of the Cathedral of St. Philip
Jenny McClure, 2020 Show Chairman




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HONORARY CHAIR

























A N N E W I L L I N G H A M



The Cathedral Antiques Show is very pleased and privileged to
announce Anne Willingham as the 2020 Honorary Chair.


An engaged and dedicated Cathedral member for 56 years,
Anne has worked tirelessly with the Cathedral Antiques Show
Committee in many different capacities, such as with the Tour
of Homes. In addition to the many hours of time she has given
to the Show, she has also been active in other ministries of St.
Philip’s, including volunteering at the information desk since
January 2005, helping cook and serve dinner every fi rst Sunday
night at the Peachtree-Pine Shelter and as a member of the St.
Nicholas Guild.


Anne was born in Rome, Georgia, but has lived her entire
adult life in Atlanta. She and her late husband, Dr. Robert
Willingham, have six children and 14 grandchildren. When
Anne and her husband joined the Cathedral in 1963, they
knew they had found their home here, with Dr. Willingham
serving several terms on the Cathedral Chapter and as a board

member of Cathedral Towers.


Anne tells us, “I am always amazed at the talent and hard work
of the women who give so unselfi shly of their time and talent. I
am humbled and grateful to be asked to be a part of this group.
It is a joy just to be around them and I hope some of their
talent and knowledge will rub off on me!”


The Cathedral is honored to recognize Anne Willingham as
the 2020 Honorary Chair for her many years of service and
devotion to St. Philips and the Cathedral Antiques Show.












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HONORARY DESIGN CHAIR




























J O H N B A N K S



With a reputation for impeccable taste, an ability to
incorporate classic elements into contemporary style and an
intuitive understanding of client’s needs, John S. Banks
Interiors is synonymous with fi ne homes throughout Atlanta
and the Southeast. John S. Banks Interiors can transform your
idea of a perfect sanctuary into a tangible reality that reveals
your personality and lifestyle. Designing a house that you can’t
wait to come home to everyday is at the heart of this
philosophy.


John received his bachelor’s degree from the University of
Mississippi and post-graduate in interior design from the Art
Institute of Atlanta. His experience designing the interiors of
some of Atlanta’s most prestigious homes is complemented by
more than 10 years work on major home renovations in the
Buckhead community. The Cathedral Antiques Show has had
the benefi t of featuring John’s homes twice on its ever-popular

Cathedral Tour of Homes. John’s advice is to give a room a
dressy casual look, introduce antiques sparingly, then pair with
transitional fabrics that aren’t staid, and add contemporary art
or furniture.


A communicant of the Cathedral since 1979, John has worked
tirelessly year after year with the Cathedral Antiques Show to
fi nd fabulous tour homes and speakers. He is a delightful person
and a talented designer. The 2020 Cathedral Antiques Show is
proud to recognize John as our 2020 Honorary Design Chair!















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M O V I N G I N


T H E S P I R I T


Moving in the Spirit is an award-winning creative youth

development program that uses dance to teach children and
teens ages 3–18 the social, emotional and cognitive skills they
need to thrive.


Through programs that integrate high-quality dance
instruction with performance, leadership and mentor
opportunities, Moving in the Spirit impacts 300 young people
annually in Atlanta, encouraging them to overcome the ob-
stacles they face each day and realize their highest potential.


Programs are delivered by experts with master’s and doctoral
degrees in counseling, dance, education and dance/movement
therapy. We are proud that seniors at Moving in the Spirit
graduate on time from high school AND pursue college or
vocational training. Ultimately, students leave Moving in the
Spirit as confi dent, resilient and compassionate leaders, poised
to succeed beyond the stage and make a difference in their own
communities.


Proceeds from the Cathedral Antiques show will provide

Moving in the Spirit with funding for 4–6 new partner sites
serving low-income communities in metro Atlanta.


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Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators our very own party planner extraordinaire Bronson Van Wyck in an
& Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty exceptional Buckhead home.
Enjoy the fi rst look at our dealers, designers and fl oral displays Thursday, January 23 | 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
while enjoying wine, beer and delicious food catered by Soiree. Tickets: $100 per ticket
Wednesday, January 22 | 6:30 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Tickets: $250 per ticket FRIDAY LECTURES
Sponsored by Dorsey Alston Realtors, Cut Flower & Faith Flowers
DESIGNER BREAKFAST Talented New York City fl oral design team, Michael and Darroch
Sponsored by ADAC & Travis and Company Putnam will demonstrate and speak to us about their uniquely tailored
Be entertained by Bronson van Wyck as he speaks about event fl oral design style at 10:30, and 1:30. They will be signing their
planning and his new book: Born to Party, Forced to Work. ultimate color-by-color reference guide: Flower Color Guide,
Breakfast will be served with a book signing to follow. following the 1:30 demonstration. Books will be available for
Thursday, January 23 | 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. purchase. Our ever-popular Iron Floral Competition will begin at
Invitation only to design professionals 3pm, juried by the Putnams.
Friday, January 24 | 10:30 am and 1:30 pm
THE CATHEDRAL ANTIQUES SHOW Tickets: $60 per ticket, includes all Friday lectures and Iron Floral
Explore the booths of distinctive dealers from across the country Competition
showcasing antiques, fi ne art, porcelain, silver, rugs and jewelry. This
year we are proud to include mid-century modern furniture in Celebrity party planner Bronson Van Wyck is our 11:30 featured
addition to the line-up of the fi nest antiques, all in our uniquely speaker. Join in to fi nd out how to throw a fab party for your friends.
gracious atmosphere. Bronson’s latest best seller: Born to Party, Forced to Work will be
Thursday, January 23 & Friday, January 24 | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. available for the author to sign following the discussion. Books will be

Saturday, January 25 | 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. available for purchase.
Tickets: 3-Day Entry $20, speakers additional Friday, January 24 | 11:30 am
Tickets: $60 per ticket, includes all Friday lectures and Iron Floral
THURSDAY LECTURES Competition
Sponsored by ADAC & Beverly Bremer Silver Shop
Join us Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m. on a rollicking exploration YOUNG COLLECTORS PARTY
of design ideas and home fashion trends with designers and authors Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, craft beer and wine with the under-40 crowd of
Carson Kressley and Thom Filicia. Moderated by evening anchor at fi ne antique afi cionados. The show will be open late for an exclusive

11Alive, WXIA Cheryl Preheim. The fun and games continue with look.
Carson and Thom on Thursday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Friday, January 24 | 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, January 23 | 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tickets: $25 per ticket
Tickets: $60 per ticket, includes 10:30 and 1:30 Thursday lectures
SATURDAY LECTURE
Joseph P. Brady—silver historian, lecturer, author and professional Sponsored by Hennessy Auto
appraiser—will lead the discussion “From Shop to Manufactory: Join us for a panel discussion with Stan Dixon of D. Stanley Dixon
American Silver and the Industrial Revolution” at 3 p.m. in the Architect and Jackye Lanham of Jacquelynne P. Lanham & Associates
Mikell Chapel. as they bring Jackye’s own home on Kiawah Island to life. Learn about
Thursday, January 23 | 3 p.m. their process of designing her beautiful new home in “The Story of a
Tickets: Included with 3-Day Entry $20 House.”
Saturday, January 25 | 10:30 am
AFTERNOON TEA WITH OUR Tickets: $25 per ticket
COMPLIMENTS
High tea with delightful bites offered in the Gould Room. YOUNG COLLECTORS HOME TOUR
Thursday, January 23 & Friday, January 24 | 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Visit three homes in the Haynes Manor neighborhood of
Buckhead, decorated by some of Atlanta’s best and brightest
METAMORPHIC MARGARITAS young interior designers and architects.
SPEAKERS COCKTAIL PARTY Saturday, January 25 | 3 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Sponsored by Vertical AVTV & Chickory Wealth Tickets: $35 per ticket

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Schedule of Events, continued





CATHEDRAL TOUR OF HOMES
Sponsored by Arrow Exterminators
Experience fi ve stunning homes in some of Atlanta’s fi nest
neighborhoods.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO HARRISON DESIGN
Sunday, January 26 | 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
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Get ready to be awed by the artistry of Darroch and Michael
Putnam of fl oral design company Putnam & Putnam, as well as

leading garden clubs and Flower Guilds across the Southeast as
they grace our sacred space.
Open daily
Tickets: Included with 3-Day Entry $20, speakers additional


INTERIOR INSPIRATION
Sponsored by Historical Concepts
Six of Atlanta’s interior designers bring their best work to
the show. Each designer will showcase their own individually
designed vignettes based on this year’s theme: “Metamorphosis…
A change from one thing to another!”
Open daily
Tickets: Included with 3-Day Entry $20, speakers additional


ST RUTH’S CAFÉ AND THE ARBOR CAFÉ
Have a delicious lunch in one of our cafe’s. St Ruth’s Café is located
in the Gould Room and will offer lunch selections for purchase. The
Arbor Café located above the Atrium entrance will offer a limited
number of box lunches for purchase.
Catered by Bill Stallworth.
Open daily | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.












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CARSON KRESSLEY THOM FILICIA

Thursday, January 23 | 10:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.


Emmy-award winning TV personality, style expert, fashion World-renowned interior designer and television personality,
designer and New York Times best-selling author are some of the Thom Filicia is the founder and principal of the New York
credits of the multi-talented and unforgettable Carson Kressley. City-based design fi rm Thom Filicia, Inc. Since launching his
With his collaborations with Oprah Winfrey, Carson company in 1998, Thom has earned widespread acclaim and
revolutionized America’s personal fashion sense. He also hosted currently has a design show on Bravo with Carson Kressley called
multiple TV shows including Lifetime’s How to Look Good Get a Room with Carson and Thom. Filicia is universally known
Naked, ABC’s True Beauty and competed on reality competition for his ability to create stunningly modern yet classic interiors
shows like Dancing with the Stars. Carson is a trustee on the board that retain an inviting aesthetic. His unmistakable design sensi-
of the True Colors Fund, the American Saddle Bred bility has earned him countless accolades from the design world,
Museum and Philadelphia University. When Kressley is not including being named one of House Beautiful’s Top 100 Design-
starring on stage or screen, he’s astride one of his American ers and House & Garden’s International Taste Makers. Addition-
Saddlebred show horses, with which he has achieved World ally, Filicia operates a to-the-trade showroom called Sedgwick &
Champion status. Brattle in the New York Design Center.










JOSEPH P. BRADY, AAA, AAG

Thursday, January 23 | 3:00 p.m.

A certifi ed member of the Appraisers Association of America, Mr. Brady is a
silver historian, lecturer, author and professional appraiser. He is the owner
of Joseph P. Brady Appraisal Services, whose professional affi liations include
The New York Silver Society, The Silver Society of London, The
Appraisers Association of Georgia and is a past member of the New York
University faculty where he lectured on silver appraisal. He is also a
consultant to private collectors and museums.









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PUTNAM & PUTNAM BRONSON VAN WYCK

Friday, January 24 | 10:30 a.m.& 1:30 p.m. Discussion & Demo Friday, January 24 | 11:30 a.m.

3:00 p.m. Iron Floral Competition
Bronson van Wyck is one of the world’s leading authorities on
Putnam & Putnam was founded in 2014 by New York City’s hospitality, celebrated for a style of entertaining that combines
preeminent fl oral designer Michael Putnam and partner Darroch wit and sophistication with the gracious warmth of his South-
Putnam. Their namesake brand has been the go-to for the ern upbringing. In 1999, Bronson founded Van Wyck & Van
discerning set with fl owers uniquely tailored for every Wyck with his mother, Mary Lynn. Since then, Bronson’s talent
occasion: editorial, weddings, fashion presentations and more. and style have drawn clients like Presidents Clinton, Bush and
Their elegant and ethereal style has garnered the attention of Obama, Gwyneth Palthrow and Jerry Seinfeld. Bronson also
clients like tastemakers Gwyneth Paltrow, Adam Lippes and Ja- creates strategic event programs for international luxury brands,
son Wu, and brands like Bergdorf Goodman, Vogue and Harper’s such as Chanel, St. Regis, Mercedes-Benz, and Christie’s.
Bazaar. Putnam & Putnam released their debut title, Flower Color Passionate about giving back, he is a founding member of Friends
Guide, the fi rst reference book to organize fl ower types by color, of the Highline, and on the board of directors for the Apollo
with an emphasis on seasonality and creative color schemes. Theater. Residing in New York City, Bronson is an avid traveler,
writer, photographer and host.







STAN DIXON & JACKYE LANHAM

Saturday, January 25 | 10:30 a.m.

Join us for a panel discussion with Atlanta architect D. Stanley Dixon and
Jackye Lanham of Jacquelynne P. Lanham Designs, Inc. as they bring to
life Jackye’s own home on Kiawah Island. Stan Dixon is a multiple Shutze
award-winning architect known for his classical approach in creating
beautifully understated homes for clients nationwide. Jackye Lanham’s name
has been synonymous with great design ever since the founding of her fi rm
in 1987. She is a member of the Design Leadership Network, and has been
awarded a Lifetime Achievement award by the Institute of Classical
Architecture & Art, where she is the incoming president of the
Southeastern division. Learn about their process of designing her beautiful
new home in “The Story of a House.”





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