Summer is officially here and team Atelier Davis has lots of exciting stuff in the works — including our Morningside project, which is in full swing! We previously shared schemes for the Family Room, Living/Dining Room, Genkan, and Bar and this week, we have three options for the Powder Room. Each option provides a perfect... Read more
For our recent project in the Morningside neighborhood of Atlanta we’ve created three bar schemes for our client’s home, and continued the motif of mid-century modern infused with Japanese elements. In the first scheme a stunning moody-blue quartzite counter is anchored by Shou Sugi Ban cabinetry, and grasscloth wallpaper adds a delightful touch of texture.... Read more
Check out these moodboards we created for a combination living/dining room for our recent project in Morningside! Timeless mid-century pieces are blended with our client’s own antique Japanese tansu chests, creating a gorgeously global vibe. The second scheme leans a bit moody with its dark green wall paint, while the first scheme is bright and... Read more
For the past couple of weeks we’ve shared moodboards from our latest project in Atlanta’s Morningside neighborhood, and today, we’re back with more! Check out the kitchen schemes below, where we’ve paired natural surfaces like granite and wood with glam lighting and fixtures for a timelessly modern look. In an otherwise sleek space, textural elements... Read more
Welcome back to another edition of #moodboardmonday! We designed this Family Room scheme to seamlessly blend modern, Japanese, and mid-century styles. Our aim was to make a space that feels laid-back, inspired, and connected to nature. The perfect mix of simplicity, practicality, and calming beauty ushers in a welcoming and peaceful atmosphere for entertaining guests.... Read more
The genkan is an important space in Japanese culture, serving as a transition between the outside world and the private realm of the home. Recently, we had the opportunity to design two different genkan schemes for a client’s Atlanta home. Both schemes balance modern pieces with traditional Japanese motifs, with lighting used to create a... Read more
Team Atelier Davis has been hard at work on our Chastain Park project, which is now in full swing! We previously featured moodboards for the powder rooms and primary baths, and we’re back to give you a peak at another bathroom we designed for the poolside cabana. It features a vanity customized with a terrazzo... Read more
Today’s #moodboardmonday features two family room schemes from our recently completed New York project. Set against the soothing backdrop of Benjamin Moore’s Nightingale paint color, we’ve layered in pops of color and lots of texture to create a thoroughly modern vibe. Which scheme is your favorite? Read more
Designing hers and his offices for our Atlanta area Chastain Park project was such a joy, especially with clients as adventurous in design as we are! As you can see in the schemes below, each room embodies the unique personality of its inhabitant. The first scheme is bright, cheery, and full of cozy textural elements,... Read more
We love the use of performance fabrics and indoor-outdoor furniture in this family room scheme we created for our Chastain Park project. This room will be used heavily by kids and adults alike, and the moodboard we created puts an emphasis on durability. That said, we still managed to infuse plenty of eclectic glamor, including... Read more
Team Atelier Davis has a fun Atlanta area Lake Claire project in the works and the current focus is the living room. Building upon our client’s existing sofa and rug, we’ve layered in earthy elements like a reeded console and rattan swivel chairs to compliment these showstopper pieces. Which option is your fave? Read more
Game rooms are so much fun to design, in more ways than one! This space we created for our Chastain Park project is playful yet sophisticated, and offers everything you need for an epic game night — basketball hoops, a pool table, and plenty of seating. Check out the scheme below, and let us know... Read more