Blackland

In Atlanta, a 1950s home was reimagined for empty nesters seeking a European sensibility—organic, modern, and purposeful, with luxe finishes in an approachable way. Stripped to the rafters and rebuilt over three years, the design balances refinement with livability. The kitchen channels Belgian simplicity with oak cabinetry, Zellige tile, and brass accents, while the primary suite evokes the soft glow of a seashell with plastered peach walls and a coved ceiling.

An English club–inspired lounge offers a secondary hangout, and each room was curated with intention, making every inch count. The result is a jewel box of thoughtful luxury, tailored to its owners.