This wonderful Colonial Revival stone and shingle house was designed for very large family and a passion for entertainment, so there was much to consider when designing this wonderful home.

A house for a newly married couple in an established historic neighborhood of Greenville, SC. Our initial charge was to help them create a mutual design vocabulary and a home that looked as it had always been part of the property.

Our Amelia Island new home has the most amazing views of the marsh. Featured in Southern Home magazine with interiors by Will Huff of Huff Dewberry

This new residence was designed for a fun-loving, active young family who has an unusually keen interest and appreciation for art, architecture and graceful landscape design.

Sam & Mary Celeste Beall home – as featured in Architectural Digest “In the Vernacular” November 2012 also, featured in Suzanne Kasler Timeless Style by Rizzoli Books The home draws on local building materials with a ‘Southern Flair’ for the second generation of owners of Blackberry Farm, Sam and Mary Celeste Beall.

In search of cohesion, a Buckhead home undergoes renovation. This 1920s home had seen many style changes among the switching of owners, leaving its most current state in a clash of contemporary interiors and Italianate-inspired architecture on the exterior. Featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles. Interiors by Suzanne Kasler.

This early 1900’s southern Bungalow, located in a historic neighborhood of Chattanooga Tennessee, is located on a beautiful lot with stunning views of the mountains of Chattanooga.

We have had a 19 plus year collaboration at Blackberry Farm. We have renovations to the “Main House”, designed signature Boat House, Oak Cottage, Chestnut Cottage, Yallahammer Pavillion, Holly Glade Cottages, Singing Brook Cottages & Hill Cottages. Also several private residences- The Maple Cottage(Southern Accents “Cottage Industry” and HGTV “Homes Across America”) & the proprietor’s home for Sam & Mary Celeste Beall (Architectural Digest “In the Vernacular” & Suzanne Kasler Timeless Style).

Featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles “Lake Minded” An important design mandate was to situate the house to capture both the distant deep water views as well as the meandering shoreline while maintaining a comfortable physical convenience to the lake and boathouseInteriors by Terry Duffy Landscape by E. Graham Pittman

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Magazine as one of the “20 most Beautiful homes”. Stately and beautifully situated on a rising lawn set well back from the street, this classical revival house was built in the early 1930’s. Our program was to reintegrate house & gardens in terms of circulation, access & lines of sight. Secondly, interiors were returned to a classical simplicity both in plan & enable it to be used & enjoyed by a modern family. Interiors by Nancy Izlar Landscape E. Graham Pittman

This delightful Farmhouse located near Columbus, GA was renovated for a family that decided they loved being there full time. This vernacular style home is soon to be Featured in Southern Home Magazine. Interiors by Lauren Deloach.

Featured Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles “Jewel Box Beauty” At the time it came into the hands of its new owners, the rich Colonial Revival Style exterior had survived relatively intact, but the interiors had suffered many & varied insensitive renovations. Based on our experience, after discovering the extent of the issues the condition of the house exhibited, most new owners would have opted to raze the house & build anew. Interiors by Suzanne Kasler Landscape by E. Graham Pittman

This Garden Hills Craftsman Cottage was designed for a 50-foot-wide lot for some wonderful past clients. Some beautiful details throughout the house. Featured in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles. Interiors by C. Weaks Interiors.

This “cottage” is really quite spacious and has been featured in House Beautiful Magazine “ The Power of Restraint” & the book by Rizzoli publishers, Suzanne Kasler Inspired Interiors. In addition to a fully covered central porch overlooking the rear garden it has a stone terrace off the dining room. The family enjoys the dine-in French Country kitchen with its fireplace, and the lower level with wine cellar, recreation room with fireplace &access, via a bank of French doors.

Featured in the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles “ Built to Last” Interiors by Carole Weaks & Susan Massey. An escape to the beach means for most people being able to live in a way completely and gloriously different from the way in which they live day to day. Our classically simple beach house is a study in serenity. Porches & balconies wrap the house extending the living area into the walled garden or offering views to the shore and & to the sea’s horizon beyond.

As featured in Veranda Magazine “Grandeur Restored” &“Pedigree of Place” One of Atlanta’s most beloved residential landmarks, the house was designed in 1936 for the Nunnally family. Unfortunately after working on a year-long renovation in 2000, a fire damaged the house disastrously. We are proud recipients’ of The Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America’s 2009 Philip Trammell Shutze Award Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation. Interiors by Carole Weaks.

The dignified Regency villa had determinedly presided over its two-lot site for nearly eighty years. Following the death of the original owner just a several years ago, developers began eying the property for development. Happily, new owners who appreciated the importance of the house and its property to the neighborhood appeared & began a three year process of planning & executing restorations & careful additions to the house and grounds. Interiors by Carole Weaks Landscape by E. Graham Pittman

There’s absolutely nothing more rewarding than being asked to design a residence by the same client three times! That’s exactly what this Norman country house represents.