Photos: Buckhead loft full of quirky surprises

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Photos: Buckhead loft full of quirky surprises

Mozley’s unique decor embraces the loft architecture of her home, working with the soaring ceilings and exposed brick and ductwork.

A mannequin from Scott Antique Markets stands in Janet Mozley’s bedroom. Around the mannequin’s neck hang necklaces that Mozley made herself. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

Janet Mozley has lived in her Buckhead loft since 2008. She is an artist, working sometimes in jewelry, paper mache and pastels but most often in oil paints. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

Cabinets painted Benjamin Moore Fairview Taupe contrast with light counters from Atlanta Kitchen in Janet Mozley’s loft kitchen. A painting over the stove was the demo from a painting workshop by artist Bill Davidson that Mozley attended. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

Last year homeowner Janet Mozley made a series of paper mache dogs, and one sits in her living room. By the window, a metal rock climber figurine from Merchandise Mart climbs the exposed brick wall. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

In the guest bedroom of Janet Mozley’s Atlanta loft she has an art piece from Scott Antique Markets that is made from license plates in the shape of South Carolina, which is where she lived before moving to Atlanta. Bedding by Home Studio Interiors makes the guest beds cozy, and a colorful quilt on the wall makes the space feel homey. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

The terrace is one of Janet Mozley’s favorite spaces in her Buckhead loft. Since part of the space is covered, she can use it year-round. Brown Jordan patio furniture gives her great seating to enjoy the view or host gatherings. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

A photograph of a Paris scene with a pigeon by photographer Sandee Oliver Bartkowski hangs over the bathtub in the master bathroom of Janet Mozley’s Buckhead loft. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

A large, beautiful painting from Lagerquist Gallery hangs above the bed in Janet Mozley’s master bedroom. “I’ve lived in Lowcountry most of life, and this is a Lowcountry scene which I love,” she said. A custom headboard and bedding from RH and Scott Antique Markets add coziness that Mozley loves to the space. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

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A mannequin from Scott Antique Markets stands in Janet Mozley’s bedroom. Around the mannequin’s neck hang necklaces that Mozley made herself. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

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