When architect Bill Ingram was searching for a pied-à-terre in Atlanta, he sought a contrast with the countryside of his home in Alabama. He found an apartment in the modernist Colony Square apartment building, in a collected flat that sits high above the bustle of Midtown. Though the setting may be busy, the apartment feels like a quiet retreat with its large windows and neutral palette. Elegant shapes and sophisticated accents grace the simple living spaces in the flat, and you can find his traditional-elegant style infused throughout this inner-city getaway.
I think the casual dining area above is beautiful – the graceful curves of the silp-covered benches complement the table beautifully, and the Greek-key trim adds a classical reference and a bit of warmth to the space. I’m also in love with simple addition of the candle wall sconce above the table – it adds a simple yet ornate gesture to the vignette.
(via Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, photography by Erica George Dines)
This intimate dining nook contrasts the rest of the apartment with the use of dark grey, but it feels very romantic, don’t you think?
Such a beautiful and bright space! Love it!
Thanks Corina! Those huge windows are really fantastic!
Fantastic decor!
Lots of love, xx
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I agree, such a well curated apartment!
I am truly in love with the decor. My word!! Every piece is beautiful and artistically placed where it ought to be, but the beauty of the mirrors? I’m dumbfounded! So beautiful. Thank you for sharing this lovely home. It is incredibly serene!
I’m in love with those mirrors as well 🙂 Thanks for stopping by Bwabs!
Absolutely! I generally creep about twice a day. I just have a bad habit of not commenting, so you never know heheh
That dining nook would double as a killer/comfy home office.
Josh – The Kentucky Gent
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So true, I would absolutely love to call that my office!
Absolutely in love! The furnishings in all the room are exquisite!
BTW, I just wanted you to know that your room is one of my favorite ORC projects! Thanks again for the inspiration!
http://buhayatbahay.blogspot.com/2015/05/my-orc-faves-part-2-bedrooms-living.html
Thank you so much Vel, I really appreciate it 🙂