In the heart of the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta, there stands a charming 1930’s house that’s more than just a home; it’s a living testament to timeless design and to the magic of a Heather Dewberry makeover. With a rich history and refreshed elegance, this Atlanta gem has undergone a transformation that has left us in awe.
Norman Askins, the renowned architect, left his indelible mark on this house a decade ago with a major renovation that paid homage to its 1930’s roots. The architectural details he introduced were impeccable, and it seemed like this classic abode couldn’t get any more inviting. But, as they say, good design is like a fine wine; it only gets better with time.
Enter Heather Dewberry, one of our favorite interior designers, known for her exquisite sense of style and unparalleled ability to breathe new life into spaces.
Her recent collaboration with the homeowners, a couple on the cusp of their empty nest years, was nothing short of magical.
The predominant color scheme in this home is a symphony of blues and whites, a palette that effortlessly bridges the gap between the past and the present. It’s as if the spirit of the 1930s has been seamlessly woven into the updated fabric of the house.
This refreshing update has invigorated the home, making it an oasis of serenity and elegance.
One of the standout features of this renovation is the masterful mix of vintage and modern elements.
Heather Dewberry’s keen eye for detail ensures that the historical integrity of the home is preserved while simultaneously infusing it with a modern sensibility.
Original moldings, classic woodwork, and timeless fixtures harmoniously coexist with fresh furnishings and bold artwork. The result?
A captivating blend of old-world charm and modern day comfort.
In this remarkable renovation, Heather Dewberry has breathed new life into a 1930’s Atlanta house,
and in doing so, she has expertly balanced the line between honoring its history and embracing the present.
The result is a home that exudes charm, elegance, and timelessness—a testament to the enduring power of great design.
Source: Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles
Interior Design: Heather Dewberry, Huff-Dewberry, Inc.,
Architect: Norman Askins, Norman Davenport Askins,
Builder: Neal Gasaway, Gasaway Homes
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