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The modern mountain chalet sits on 5 acres in the private Blue Ridge Mountain Tops community.
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The modern mountain chalet sits on 5 acres in the private Blue Ridge Mountain Tops community.
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Full home automation including lighting security, and audio. Text by Elizabeth Manderson
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The kitchen of Paul and Nikki Crump's Atlanta townhome is where they included several custom edits in the home’s design, including cabinets along the ceiling, an expanded island and room for a full-sized freezer and fridge. In the kitchen hang two pieces of art: “Hopscotch” by artist Karen Powell and “Sweet Sadie Pound Cake” by artist Cedric Smith. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
Photos: Atlanta couple customizes their townhome with modern touches
The expansive deck overlooking 2.6 +/- acres of private, wooded land provides the perfect spot for entertaining. Text by Bryan Peterson
Photos: Ultimate privacy awaits in renovated $4 million Tuxedo Park home
The home's minimalist design brings in light and various views of the landscaped yard by using windows at various heights. A pair of white Panton chairs from Vitra are ready to be pulled up at the table, underneath a photograph by John Richter. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE
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A spiral staircase leads up to Carol Muldawer’s photography studio in Carol and Paul Muldawer’s Fulton County home. The couple uses this space casually, for watching TV and relaxing. The den, living room and dining room of their home have high redwood ceilings and skylights that fill the home with light and space. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
Photos: Buckhead couple still thriving in home they built in 1965
Perched at the level of the treetops, you feel like all of Midtown is within reach from the private rooftop deck. Text by Julie Pedersen
Photos: Midtown penthouse condo offers city views with a private rooftop deck
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A spiral staircase leads up to Carol Muldawer’s photography studio in Carol and Paul Muldawer’s Fulton County home. The couple uses this space casually, for watching TV and relaxing. The den, living room and dining room of their home have high redwood ceilings and skylights that fill the home with light and space. Text by Shannon Dominy/Photo by Reynolds Rogers
Buckhead couple still thriving in home they built in 1965
Perched at the level of the treetops, you feel like all of Midtown is within reach from the private rooftop deck. Text by Julie Pedersen
Midtown penthouse condo offers city views and a private rooftop deck
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Built in 2003, Jack Morton's and Michael Brunson's home in Blue Ridge is a lodge design constructed of logs, cedar shake and stone.
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The most unique feature of the home, the indoor heated pool, was revamped during the renovations with a new roof including 12 skylights bringing the outdoors in. Sliding doors surround the pool and give the space an outdoor feel when opened, though catering to year-round swimming. Text by Mallory Moskovitz
Indoor pool, infinity tub complete renovated mid-century modern home
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Built in 2003, Jack Morton's and Michael Brunson's home in Blue Ridge is a lodge design constructed of logs, cedar shake and stone.
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