This gorgeous home nestled in a neighborhood in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia is the perfect example of organic, collected, and woodsy. Natural materials and cool blue hues are featured throughout this cozy retreat.
This gorgeous home nestled in a neighborhood in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia is the perfect example of organic, collected, and woodsy. Natural materials and cool blue hues are featured throughout this cozy retreat. With so many places to curl up and relax, this is a home we would never want to leave!
Design by Rebecca Cartwright & Alicia Held Morris | Photography by Ali Harper
The entryway is someoneโs first impression of a home, so making a statement here sets the tone for the rest of the house. This smaller entry space is maximized with a lengthy console table, striped accent chair, and fun poufs and stools.
Wood and white are a timeless duo, but adding this geometric chandelier makes things even better.
Open sightlines from the entryway to the back porch brighten up the space and allows for natural lighting.
The top of the stairs reveals a calming moment with a potted plant and minimalis artwork.
Sculptural accents add so much visual interest to a space and can make a great conversation starter!
A spacious island with modern waterfall counters centers the kitchen and provides extra seating for entertaining. Bold cabinets, featuring contemporary ledge pulls, are complimented by a simple tile backsplash.
Situated between the kitchen and living room is the dining area. This space is defined with a large orb chandelier, custom table, and dining chairs with caning. The butlerโs pantry ties in the same cabinet color as the kitchen, creating continuity throughout the home. Oh, and who doesnโt love a fun wallpaper?!
The living area evokes a peaceful feeling with its inviting sofa, cool rug, and subtle wood tones. Large windows bring in a little piece of the outdoors and loads of natural light. An open base side table makes way for a functional and stylish storage solution: baskets!
A sleek fireplace features large artwork above .
This two-toned wood coffee table introduces a variety of textures and colors into the space.
The master bedroom is a luxurious retreat all on its own. Cool hues are used here, making the space feel cozy. A small desk area provides space for books and knick-knacks. Textured wallpaper adds visual interest to the walls, yet remains subtle.
Accessible from the bedroom and living room, everyone can enjoy this peaceful outdoor space.
We wouldnโt mind spending an afternoon in these lounge chairs.
This cozy sitting room is the perfect spot to curl up with a good book. The space is framed with a graphic black and white rug, and also incorporates simple niche shelving for stylish displays.
A pink bedroom adds a pop of color to the homeโs natural palette. Rich wood tones are pulled into this room with matching nightstands and the bed frame. A peek into the ensuite reveals a floating vanity with sleek black hardware.
A third bedroom uses layering rugs and pillows to create texture.
What a stunning view to wake up to every morning!
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