Team Atelier Davis is working on a new project in Dallas, and we’ve officially moved from concept boards to fully developed schemes. After sharing the living room and entry schemes last week, we’re refining the dining room with real product selections that reflect our clients’ wish for warmth, contrast, and clean-lined simplicity. The first scheme... Read more
For the past few weeks we’ve been sharing the concept images for a new project we’re working on in Dallas, and now we’re on to the next phase: scheming! We’re starting with the entry and living room, two spaces that set the tone for how the house feels day to day and when guests arrive.... Read more
Purple is having a moment, and not in a loud, royalty-only kind of way. We’re seeing softer, more grounded versions show up everywhere. The plums, lavenders, and aubergines that read almost like brown or gray. The kind of purple that behaves like a neutral but brings a little more personality to the room. Call it... Read more
Jess here! I’m excited to give you a recap of my exciting trip to Paris last month as well as a big collab update! This was my first time at Déco Off and I really enjoyed the show (I was supposed to go a few years ago and got thwarted by Covid). Admittedly I didn’t... Read more
This final set of concepts for our Dallas project focuses on two spaces with very different jobs: the primary bedroom and the playroom. We’re designing the bedroom to feel cozy but considered, with a deep wall color, warm wood, and pared-back lighting that keep the space feeling calm. On the other hand our focus for... Read more
For this week’s Moodboard Monday, we’re sharing two dining room concept directions from our Dallas project. Both start with a neutral foundation and layer in color and pattern through dining chairs and accessories to bring the space to life. The tables are generously sized for hosting, while the overall design keeps things feeling warm and... Read more
Atelier Davis is working on a new project in Dallas, and we’re starting off by crafting concepts for our client’s entry way and living room. In the entry we’re pairing warm wood consoles with patterned runners, and using artwork and ceramics to introduce color early. Our living room concepts center on low-profile seating, vintage-inspired rugs,... Read more
Atelier Davis is working on a new project in Inman Park: a bridal studio shaped by two distinct but complementary directions. Our first concept leans feminine and romantic, layering softness, patina, and gentle curves to create a space that feels warm, inviting, and quietly special. The second concept takes a more tailored approach—clean lines, confident... Read more
We’re wrapping up our Three Rivers moodboard series with the final stop on the tour: the basement bedroom and bath. Since this home functions as both a vacation retreat for our clients and a short-term rental, these spaces needed to appeal to a rotating cast of guests while still feeling rooted in their surroundings. The... Read more
Downstairs spaces often get treated as an afterthought, but for our Three Rivers project, the basement was always meant to earn its keep. For this Moodboard Monday, we’re sharing two schemes that work together: a relaxed living room with flexible seating and a kitchenette/dining area that feels casual, social, and quietly cheerful. Basement Living Room... Read more
Upstairs at the Three Rivers house, the primary suite is designed as a true retreat–calm, grounded, and quietly confident. These schemes focus on comfort without slipping into predictability, layering rich color, tactile materials, and a few bold contrasts that keep things feeling intentional rather than precious. Here’s a closer look at how the bedroom and... Read more
Next up in our Three Rivers tour: the second floor. This round of schemes covers the bunk room and its adjacent stair hallway and guest bathroom. Tucked above the main living areas, these rooms build on palettes and textures we’ve already introduced downstairs, with a little extra personality layered in. Bunk Room The bunk room... Read more