Atlanta homes: Buckhead home has touches of family all around

Private Quarters

Photos: Friends, family leave their stamp on boutique owner’s Buckhead home

Boutique owner Dina Woodruff’s Atlanta home is a jewelry box of design with gems crafted from her relationships with artists and interior designers.

A balcony looks onto Dina Woodruff's pool and pool cabana with a fireplace and television. She enjoys being able to light a fire, swim or just sit by the pool.

Dina Woodruff, owner of Peridot in Buckhead, purchased her Georgian home in 2011. She has a English cream golden retriever named Madge and a miniature schnauzer named Talley.

A flight of stairs leads from the screened porch down to the backyard, pool and cabana.

Dina Woodruff's 4,800-square foot home in Atlanta contains four bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths. The Georgian-style house was built in 1934 and has undergone renovations, with the previous owners working with architect D. Stanley Dixon.

On the covered porch, Dina Woodruff decorated with an image transfer on reclaimed metal by her son, Wood Adamson, and iron coffee table from Peridot.

An oil painting by Ann Rogers features her son, Wood Adamson, when he was a child.

The home's interiors are traditional with pieces from the homeowner's boutique, Peridot, antiques and family items. A French enfilade borders the wall, and the iron and rope chandelier is from Peridot.

Dina Woodruff, owner of Peridot in Buckhead, purchased her Georgian home in 2011. She has a English cream golden retriever named Madge and a miniature schnauzer named Talley.

The vaulted screened porch provides an intimate spot for meals, with shutters from Scott Antique Markets and sun-blocking drapes. Seating around the dining table includes a settee.

The vaulted screened porch provides an intimate spot for meals, with shutters from Scott Antique Markets and sun-blocking drapes. Seating around the dining table includes a settee.

The screened porch has a brick and stone fireplace, clock from Scott Antique Markets and a hint of shelving.

The porch floor was painted gray, black and cream by Brian Carter Art and Design. "He's fabulous," she said. "He just came in and came up with that design."

A breakfast room in Dina Woodruff's home features floral wallpaper sourced by Huff-Dewberry and a horse painting on canvas by Bonnie Beauchamp-Cooke. Seagrass shades add a natural texture to the room.

Dina Woodruff displays a collection of inherited items throughout her home, including the dining room. The silver tea service on the buffet is from her grandmother while the French mirror above is from a trip to Scott Antique Markets.

A pair of Italian candle sconces found at Scott Antique Markets hang above a pink sofa that homeowner Dina Woodruff said was inspired by Lacefield pillows.

Woodruff said Patricia McLean Interiors recommended framing them, and she used Fred Reed Picture Framing for the restoration. The buffet and trompe l'oeil mirror are from Scott Antique Markets. The fireside topiaries are from Peridot.

A French chandelier from Scott Antique Markets hangs above the dining room table in Dina Woodruff's Atlanta home. She said it was found in an old hotel and was coated dark brown from smoke. A few of the crystals around the middle of the open-framed design are purple. The French mirror over the buffet was found at Scott Antique Markets.

A painting of a deer on a green couch by O. M. Norling deserves a second look in the foyer. A series of arches, added during the renovation by previous owners, lead to rooms such as the family room.

An island topped with Carrara marble is the center of Dina Woodruff's kitchen. A traditional bar light, from Solaria in Decatur, hangs above. The kitchen also was renovated by the previous owners with features such as the Wolf range while other appliances are hidden.

A stainless steel range by Wolf and a matching hood brings shine to the kitchen. "I do love it, and you would not be surprised if there were four pots in the oven and the grill going," Dina Woodruff said.

Diptychs by Wood Adamson, Dina Woodruff's son, hang in the foyer. "I like his fresh approach to his art," she said. "And I'm proud of him because he is my son, and he is using his passion."

Art featuring a biplane by Todd Alexander pops against the navy wall in Dina Woodruff's family room. The navy Greek key trim matches the wall color.

The home's interiors are traditional with pieces from the homeowner's boutique, Peridot, antiques and family items. A French enfilade borders the wall, and the iron and rope chandelier is from Peridot.

A balcony looks onto Dina Woodruff's pool and pool cabana with a fireplace and television. She enjoys being able to light a fire, swim or just sit by the pool.

Dina Woodruff's 4,800-square foot home in Atlanta contains four bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths. The Georgian-style house was built in 1934 and has undergone renovations, with the previous owners working with architect D. Stanley Dixon.

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A balcony looks onto Dina Woodruff's pool and pool cabana with a fireplace and television. She enjoys being able to light a fire, swim or just sit by the pool.

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