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Leesa Kellam’s large kitchen table from Hillstreet Warehouse is her favorite piece of furniture in her home. The dining area is full of light from a wall of windows and a pair of skylights, and until recently the windows were covered only by waist-high shutters. New blinds have given the space more versatility without preventing the flood of natural light from drenching the space when Kellam wants it. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
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West End home with African flair on June home tour
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Rusty orange rods on serviceberry, pear and crabapple fruit are disconcerting but usually not harmful. (Courtesy of Dianne Short)
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This metro Atlanta city may become unaffordable by 2026
This Ansley Park home is 7,884 square feet.
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$2 million, 4-story Ansley Park home overflows with water features
The chandelier is inspired by the light fixtures by Lindsey Adelman but was a reproduction created in China, said homeowner Elizabeth Cook.
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Asparagus spears can be hard to notice when they emerge in February. To harvest, cut the stem at ground level. (Walter Reeves for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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Look inside T.I. and Tiny’s $3 million Atlanta estate
Leesa Kellam’s large kitchen table from Hillstreet Warehouse is her favorite piece of furniture in her home. The dining area is full of light from a wall of windows and a pair of skylights, and until recently the windows were covered only by waist-high shutters. New blinds have given the space more versatility without preventing the flood of natural light from drenching the space when Kellam wants it. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
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West End home with African flair on June home tour
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Westside mixed-use, multifamily development approved for TAD grant
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Leesa Kellam’s large kitchen table from Hillstreet Warehouse is her favorite piece of furniture in her home. The dining area is full of light from a wall of windows and a pair of skylights, and until recently the windows were covered only by waist-high shutters. New blinds have given the space more versatility without preventing the flood of natural light from drenching the space when Kellam wants it. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
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Photos: West End home with African flair on June home tour
This Ansley Park home is 7,884 square feet.
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Photos: $2 million, 4-story Ansley Park home overflows with water features
According to LaMont Bynum, “your home should hug you.”
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Photos: Thriving Rite At Home: Atlanta showroom owner on growth, future
When Karen Swope purchased her cottage in 2018, she worked with Peter Polites of Polites & Associates Architects to add a spacious screened-in back porch. Swope uses the space nearly every morning when the weather is nice, takes many of her meals out here and often entertains friends and family in the space. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
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Photos: Empty-nester downsizes to lovely Avondale Estates cottage
Enjoy your own private oasis in the heart of Sandy Springs. Text by Gabby Estep
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Two years ago Jane and John Hall worked with Merodynamic Pools to renovate their pool and deck around the pool, and the following year the couple installed an outdoor kitchen and built a pair of pergolas themselves. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
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According to LaMont Bynum, “your home should hug you.”
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Thriving Rite At Home: Atlanta showroom owner on growth, future
When Karen Swope purchased her cottage in 2018, she worked with Peter Polites of Polites & Associates Architects to add a spacious screened-in back porch. Swope uses the space nearly every morning when the weather is nice, takes many of her meals out here and often entertains friends and family in the space. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
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Empty-nester downsizes to lovely Avondale Estates cottage
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Is Georgia millennial-friendly? New ranking says not really
Chameleon plant has attractive foliage but it spreads rapidly. The sap has an unpleasant smell, adding to the chore of pulling it. (Walter Reeves for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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2 Georgia cities among the least expensive ZIP codes in the U.S.
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Atlanta’s apartment boom lands it in the top 10 for self-storage
A large laundry room and art space was part of Allie and Seth Ott's 2017 home addition. Cabinets store laundry supplies and summer pool gear, while the table is perfect for folding clothes and working on Allie's art, which she does for Glory Haus. Reynolds Rogers/For the AJC
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There is plenty of time to plant a tomato in June, get some Duke's mayonnaise, and buy a loaf of Sunbeam bread in order to enjoy a luscious sandwich in midfall. (Walter Reeves for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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It’s not too late to plant tomatoes
Enjoy your own private oasis in the heart of Sandy Springs. Text by Gabby Estep
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A $1.9 million vacation-like oasis just hit the market in Sandy Springs
Clark Berry updated his kitchen in early 2021. He decided to keep the original cabinetry and stained concrete counters, but he added a whole wall of subway tiles from Floor & Decor and a few lush plants to brighten the room. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
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1940s loft gets fresh farmhouse update
Travel photographer Joe Don Willis, from Covington, is surrounded by his artwork.
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Sprouts from the rootstock of a grafted tree will never yield the apples you expect. (Walter Reeves for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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Grafted or not makes a big difference with an apple tree
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Midtown Garden Stroll is back with a new market for 2021
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Atlanta has had plenty of newer homes for sale, new ranking shows
Living in the sky under 9.5-foot ceilings with floor-to-ceiling north & east facing windows allow for giant panoramic views. Text by Eric Salsbery
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Live in luxury at this $1 million Midtown high-rise condo
The oldest home in Smyrna was once owned by Caption John Gann and built in 1841, before the Civil War. Family lore states it was saved from Sherman's destructive path by the Mason flag that Caption Gann was flying at the house. Text by Jill Huitron
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The oldest house in Smyrna has been put on the market
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