— Corey Damen Jenkins
MORNING BAR

Photo by Brian Bieder
“We really wanted to design spaces that kept the lady of the house in mind. I don’t feel that we see enough spaces that are specifically designed for women’s relaxation.” Beyond kitchens and dressing rooms, “we should be thinking about women having their own spaces to simply just be present, a space where they can focus on how they feel.” The morning bar cabinetry is by Kingdom Woodworks.

Photo by David Hillegas
“There’s so much sculptural geometry, from the oval insets in the speakeasy to the intricate and exacting shelving in the wine room.” Sculpture also comes into play in the morning bar’s fixtures from Sherle Wagner.
WINE CELLAR

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SECRET SPEAKEASY

Photo by Brian Bieder

Photo by Brian Bieder
Corey says, “Life is too short to live in a beige box!” Shades of pink weave from the morning bar through to the wine cellar, painted insets of the coffered ceiling, and chairs by Hancock & Moore.

Photo by Brian Bieder
Antique art juxtaposes with a contemporary painting by Atlanta artist Shanequa Gay. Corey used Kravet fabrics—several of his own design—on the built-in banquette cushions and pillows. The octagonal tables and stools are from Maitland-Smith.
FLORAL SPOTLIGHT
Kirk Whitfield of K & Co. Floral‘s splendid composition of coral peonies and roses with hydrangeas, grevillea, and Japanese maple branches is magnificent on the terrace-level morning bar. As the peonies open and age they will change from coral pink to salmon, and eventually cream and white.
See more arrangements from Kirk Whitfield and follow her on Instagram.

Photo by Brian Bieder
SOURCES
Who Did It & Where To Get It
ANTIQUES
William Word Antiques
ACCESSORIES
Ballard Designs
Replacements, LTD.
APPLIANCES
ART
CO-OP Art Atlanta
COUNTERTOPS
FABRICS
FAUCETS/FIXTURES
Sherle Wagner International
Waterworks
FLOOR COVERINGS
FURNITURE
Hancock & Moore
Maitland-Smith
OW Seating
HARDWARE
ADJOINING SPACES

THREE-STORY STAIRWELL & ADJOINING LANDINGS
