Photos: Sky-high Atlanta apartment sanctuary

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Photos: Sky-high Atlanta condo sanctuary

Jeannie and Noah Waldman fell in love with the views and location of their building when their daughter lived there. After she moved they purchased their 34th floor Atlanta apartment in 2019.

The focal point of the living area of Noah and Jeannie Waldman’s apartment is a large Preupid Hand Finished Giclee artwork by Kari Taylor from Ballard Designs that hangs on the gray accent wall. Because the couple often eat out when they stay at their Atlanta home, interior designer Shane Meder didn’t put in a full dining set. Instead the couple has two barstools at the island where they have breakfast and sit for the occasional meal in. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

A Bernhardt coffee table and rug from Jaipur Cirque in white sand and mourning dove tones centers the sitting area of Noah and Jeannie Waldman’s home. On the coffee table is a faux orchid and a smattering of coffee table books selected by interior designer Shane Meder of Black Sheep Interiors. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

A Halston bed with a tufted gray headboard is the centerpiece of the guest bedroom of Jeannie and Noah Waldman’s apartment. Elixir nightstands from Hooker Furniture frame the bed, topped with burnished brass lamps. Above the bed hang a set of two serene paintings that invoke the seaside. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

A linen chair topped with a plush throw sits by the bed in Noah and Jeannie Waldman’s Atlanta home. Mirrored Sanctuary Avalon nightstands from Hooker Furniture frame the bed, topped with lamps that the couple brought from their last home. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

A bar cart makes entertaining even more fun at Noah and Jeannie Waldman’s Atlanta home. The cart is stocked with cocktail books, beautiful glass bottles in clear and blue, a stylish decanter, champagne flutes from Z Gallerie and marble vases. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

Jeannie and Noah Waldman bought their Atlanta home in 2019. They worked with Shane Meder of Black Sheep Interiors to decorate the space and make it their own. Jeannie is a homemaker, and Noah is a senior partner at Korn Ferry. The space is a 34th floor apartment of 1,340 square feet with two bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

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The focal point of the living area of Noah and Jeannie Waldman’s apartment is a large Preupid Hand Finished Giclee artwork by Kari Taylor from Ballard Designs that hangs on the gray accent wall. Because the couple often eat out when they stay at their Atlanta home, interior designer Shane Meder didn’t put in a full dining set. Instead the couple has two barstools at the island where they have breakfast and sit for the occasional meal in. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

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