Photos: Decatur interior designer fills her home with bright colors and signature style

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Photos: Decatur interior designer fills her home with bright colors and signature style

Vickie Pryor bought her Decatur home in August 2020, but she quickly made the space her own. As an interior designer with her own company, Creative Points of You Interior Design, Pryor knows her personal style exactly. With animal print and greenery in every room, and her penchant for red or black accent walls, Pryor has created a contemporary eclectic look that stands out. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Homeowner Vickie Pryor combined sofas from Room 7 Board with throw pillows from Ballard Designs to create a comfortable seating area for her to relax and host guests in the living room of her Decatur home. Pryor’s home reflects her love of travel, with a polished wood statue on her coffee table from Costa Rica, another statue on the bookcase from Brazil and a set of prints that each show one half of two faces from Cuba. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Homeowner Vickie Pryor designed the large diamond-shaped mirror with the cheetah print frame that hangs in her living room. She picked out the frame pieces and the fabric and found a piece of mirror to fit, then turned it at an angle to make a large diamond on her wall. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

An entertainment center from Ikea runs the length of one wall in the living room of Vickie Pryor’s home. Above it she has a gallery wall of art including a plate by Monica Stewart, an African mask from ArtWorks Chicago and an asymmetrically framed photo of Pryor and her son at a previous home in Brooklyn. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

The dining room of Vickie Pryor’s home is centered on a table from Arhaus and a spindly chandelier from Wayfair. The mirror by the table is a large, round piece from Furniture Liquidators of Georgia that Pryor painted herself to tie in her other decor colors. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

A portrait of homeowner Vickie Pryor dominates one wall of her dining room. Pryor met the artist Dayo through a friend of a friend, and he painted several portraits of her, including the one that hangs in Pryor’s home, which he gifted to her. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Shortly before Vickie Pryor purchased her Decatur home in 2020 the previous owners renovated the kitchen, giving it a fresh, neutral look. Pryor jazzed it up with her art and red floor runners by Bokara Rug Co. Inc. from Wayfair. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Homeowner Vickie Pryor has a statue of a nude woman that she bought at a Native American store in Chicago that is no longer in business. Whenever she moves she makes sure to find a safe place to display the fragile art. “It’s so raw and textural. I just had to have it,” said Pryor. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

One of Vickie Pryor’s favorite pieces of art is a painting of a Cuban woman smoking a cigar that Pryor got in Cuba. In the kitchen Pryor also has a photo of herself, her sister and her parents in a carved ivory frame by the stove. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Homeowner Vickie Pryor created her own window treatments in her kitchen. She purchased fabric at the Afro Centric Network, and then she hemmed it to the length she desired. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

In the hallway of her Decatur home, Vickie Pryor has two rows of framed photos that she has taken over the years when she’s traveled. Above hangs Pryor’s favorite lights in her home, a pair of Moroccan pendant lights from Pottery Barn. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

The guest room of Vickie Pryor’s home is chic and inviting, with her signature spot of animal print and a plant adding lushness to the space. A black accent wall creates a soothing background, and three framed mirrors that Pryor found secondhand keep the room from feeling dark. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

A black toilet from Wayfair and a pair of curtains from Anthropologie gives the guest bathroom of Vickie Pryor’s home a stylish contrast. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Vickie Pryor uses the third bedroom of her home as a den, with a beautiful print of New York and a large standing mirror from Z Gallerie. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

A red velvet side chair that homeowner Vickie Pryor found at a Chicago antique store rounds out the seating area in the den of her home. Large poles of bamboo that Pryor found at Pacific Interiors in Chicago fill one corner of the space, and the wall above the velvet chair is filled with meaningful family photos. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

A split photo of the Chicago skyline by photographer Marvin Cole fills one corner of the den in Vickie Pryor’s home. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

The owner’s suite of Vickie Pryor’s home is stylish and chic, with an eye-catching art piece of slightly parted lips over the bed. Pryor saw a large print of this piece in a Chicago restaurant, tracked down the artist and obtained a print of it. Her bedding is from West Elm, and her nightstands are from Wayfair. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Vickie Pryor purchased her dresser at My Favorite Place in Chamblee and gave it a fresh coat of paint to fit her style. Above the TV hangs a portrait of a woman by RC Gorman. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

The bathroom of the owner’s suite in Vickie Pryor’s home has her signature colors with red and black on the walls. Over the sink hangs a mirror that Vickie found at Kaboodle Home, which she repainted so that the frame blends in with the black wall behind it. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

The art that hangs over the toilet in Vickie Pryor’s owner’s suite is from HomeGoods, but when she got it home Pryor added the stripe of red so that it pulled the colors in the bathroom together. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

The patio in Vickie Pryor’s backyard was already there when she bought the home in 2020, and she used the concrete slab to create an outdoor living space. She put up the fabric sunshade, added a daybed from Wayfair and made a cover and pillows from Sunbrella fabric. To tie the space together she added a black and white rug from Fab Habitat. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Vickie Pryor purchased her Decatur home in August 2020, and since then she has filled her home with her stunning signature style. Pryor is an interior designer and owner at Creative Points of You Interior Design. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

Vickie Pryor moved to her Decatur brick ranch from an Atlanta townhome in August 2020 after realizing she’d like single-story living. The house is 1,400 square feet, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

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Vickie Pryor bought her Decatur home in August 2020, but she quickly made the space her own. As an interior designer with her own company, Creative Points of You Interior Design, Pryor knows her personal style exactly. With animal print and greenery in every room, and her penchant for red or black accent walls, Pryor has created a contemporary eclectic look that stands out. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers

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