Southeastern Designer Showhouse 2019 in Atlanta!

While it may be the month of Maying, this dreary rainy day on the prairie is dismaying. Getting lost within the pages of a beautiful shelter magazine like Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and sipping green tea even sounds perfectly nourishing and like a cozy good time for a mostly introverted design freak. But, oh, the prospect of seeing exceptional design IN PERSON! That would chase away this grey day and energize the spirit. So I am staring down the calendar, imagining how a trip to the peach state could be squeezed in to visit the Southeastern Designer Showhouse 2019 in Atlanta. There’s law school graduation and visiting guests to consider, but who knows?

I am always breathless when I see the photo galleries surface after this particular event. This year’s showhouse opens May 9-June 2, 2019, where the brilliance of top Southeastern designers becomes available to behold in person. I’m shining a spotlight on this magnificent event which benefits the Atlanta History Center, and maybe you’ll be inspired to take the tour!

Visit Southeastern Designer Showhouse at 4315 GARMON ROAD NW, ATLANTA, GA 30327.

Southeastern Designer Showhouse Overview

This year’s showhouse in Atlanta is a new estate designed by architecture firm Logan Design Group and built by Southern Gentry Homes. Sponsored by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and benefiting the Atlanta History Center, the Southeastern Designer Showhouse enfolds within a newly built estate on a 14-acre pondside lot.

The design style of the home? Transitional with design elements including: natural wood, painted brick, stone, slate and iron. Within the newly built showhouse with interiors designed by tastemakers in the South, we’ll discover abundant natural light, magnificent roof overhangs, and a main floor master suite.

Get a feel for the caliber of design greatness to expect from a glance back at last year’s loveliness…

Photos from Southeastern Designer Showhouse 2018

2018’s Southeastern Designer Showhouse

Dying to know what paint colors and wallpaper were used in these spectacular designer rooms? FIND THEM HERE and see them up close here:

Photos from 2018 Southeastern Designer Showhouse in Atlanta

My favorite Atlanta designer, Sherry Hart of Design Indulgence, snapped these stunning photos from last year’s showhouse, and I’m so grateful we can still savor them and be inspired by fine traditional style design.

Traditional Style Living Room by Beth Webb

I shared my fondness for the designer’s gorgeous book An Eye for Beauty right here in this story.

English Country Mud Room by Helen Davis Hanavich

I spy hardworking Savannah Utility Baskets from Pottery Barn storing essentials beautifully in this gorgeous mud room!

Traditional English Country Kitchen by Matthew Quinn

I may or may not have three gorgeously timeless marble bowls upon my counter this very instant…two littles hold seasoning blends, and another larger one cradles kitchen essentials.

English Country Style Butler Pantry

While I have neither a scullery nor an extraordinary sink like this, I do know where to find classic egg cups made in France on sale this insant!

Breakfast Room by Melanie Millner

Keeping Room by Karen Ferguson

Can you even get over the subdued-feminine-springlike color from that Beth Webb designed living room? If you live anywhere near Atlanta, put this tour on your calendar!

Sherry, thanks for sharing these beautiful glimpses and keeping us thoroughly inspired on your blog. I hope you will be snapping away this year again since I am not sure I can get away to tour the showhouse!

Also. If you know the right people, pretty please ask them to expedite the arrival of May flowers and send Georgia temperatures to Northern Illinois!

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Peace to you right where you are.

-michele

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