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We wait for it with baited breath every year…
The Kitchen of the Year winners from Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles! And this one from the archives is a favorite! We don’t know about you, but kitchens are some of our favorite spots in the home, and we love seeing what’s new and what’s next–but also what traditions are still firmly in tact. Because Southern design is always a little bit about tradition. Even in the kitchen.
INTERIOR DESIGN Melanie Davis Design, ARCHITECT Historical Concepts-Photography by Lacey Sombar
AH&L always delivers the best of the best, and these kitchens are no exception. Want to see what’s new–and what’s sticking around for another season? These are some of our takeaways:
INTERIOR DESIGN Melanie Davis Design, ARCHITECT Historical Concepts-Photography by Lacey Sombar
- Lucite bar pulls. We’re obsessed with this sleek take on an old favorite. Still chic, but a little subtler.
INTERIOR DESIGNER Mallory Mathison Inc., ARCHITECT Brandon Ingram| Emily Followill Photography
2. Woven bar stools. And thank goodness. My Serena & Lily ones are still amazing!
INTERIOR DESIGNER Mallory Mathison Inc., ARCHITECT Brandon Ingram| Emily Followill Photographer
3. Brass! We’ve always been fans of mixing and matching metals, and we’re loving seeing more brass in these stylish kitchen. We hope this trend sticks around, because we both just put brass pulls in our kitchens.
INTERIOR DESIGNER Mallory Mathison Inc., ARCHITECT Brandon Ingram| Emily Followill Photographer
4. Dark painted cabinets. We think of ourselves as being drawn toward light and bright, but we’re loving dark painted cabinets. Gray and navy are our favorites.
INTERIOR DESIGNER Mallory Mathison Inc., ARCHITECT Brandon Ingram| Emily Followill Photographer
5. Mixing and matching. Who says the kitchen has to be all or nothing? Wood cabinets and painted islands are the best of both worlds.
INTERIOR DESIGN Jessica Bradley Interiors, KITCHEN DESIGN Laurie Lehrich, Cardea Home – Marc Mauldin Photography
6. Subway tile and white marble. Our old standbys are sticking around!
INTERIOR DESIGN Jessica Bradley Interiors, KITCHEN DESIGN Laurie Lehrich, Cardea Home – Marc Mauldin Photography
Which kitchen design is your favorite?
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Kristy Woodson Harveyis the New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly bestselling author of 14 novels including her latest Falling for Peachtree Bluff. Many of her books are in various stages of option or development for film and television. She lives on the North Carolina coast with her husband, son, and dog, Salt, where she is (always!) working on her next novel.
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Welcome to Peachtree Bluff: a sweet, cozy small town where family is everything. The “go-to for elevated beach reads,” (People), Kristy Woodson Harvey, returns just in time for pumpkin spice season.
The air is crisper, the water is calmer, but, when it comes to the Murphy family, nothing is ever quite as simple as it seems.
