Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles

2 weeks ago | atlantahomesmag.com | Kate Strickland

Le Cachet is on the home stretch! Follow along as Ann selects the layers that will bring her home to life, from Paris’s famed Les Puces flea market to Amsterdam, Prague and Budapest. ARCHITECTURALLY INSPIREDLiving in Paris, it was pretty easy to have design inspiration—all I needed to do was walk around the neighborhood.

2 weeks ago | atlantahomesmag.com | Kate Strickland

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles presents the annual Southeastern Designer Showhouse, benefiting Hope Heals and on view April 17–May 11. Located on Blackland Road in Buckhead, the 2025 Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens is a 21st-century adaptation of the traditional stone cottages found in the Cotswolds. Exterior architecture designed by William T.

3 weeks ago | atlantahomesmag.com | Kate Strickland

April in Atlanta—spring in the city is full of fabulous happeningsApril 17–May 11 | The Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ SOUTHEASTERN DESIGN SHOWHOUSE is back for the spring season. The 10,000-square-foot Cotswolds-inspired residence is a collaboration between builder Cole Construction, exterior residential designer William T. Baker, landscape architect Land Plus, and interior architectural and specifications design team Source, plus many acclaimed designers across the Southeast.

1 month ago | atlantahomesmag.com | Kate Strickland

Bungalow Classic Celebrates 25 Years of Timeless DesignRandy and Courtney Tilinski—lovingly referred to as “Mr. and Mrs. Bungalow” as a nod to their beloved Atlanta store Bungalow Classic—have been staples in the local design community for decades. Though as times and trends have changed, the pair consistently keeps a keen eye forward, focused on filling their store—and our homes—with furniture, antiques, and lighting that carry an air of laid-back elegance and sophistication.

1 month ago | atlantahomesmag.com | Shannon Sharpe

There’s something to be said for starting anew. It allows one to look inward and consider personal priorities. Such was the case for a single dad looking to create a new home. He was drawn to the interiors of luxury hotels, but the house also needed to be kid-friendly: elevated but not precious. After admiring one of her previous projects, the homeowner tapped Linda MacArthur of Linda MacArthur Architect to create a home rooted in classic designs, but with a modern, more welcoming approach.