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A special thank you to the Olah Design Group, and all involved, for the opportunity to capture their artistry.
Whether you're scoping out ideas for your new home, kicking around ideas for a creative makeover, or considering a complete remodel - be mindful that your goal should be to establish a space that provides multiple purposes, and is both cozy, and functional as your child grows.
Here are some of our examples starting with the most dreamy nursery a little girl could ever hope for.
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Forget renovating your kitchen! Who wants to take on THAT project? Replacing or upgrading your lighting is a simple way to make a big change to your kitchen or dining area. Here are a few different styles from our portfolio that is sure to bring out the designer in you.
Built for todays equestrian family, this home embraces everyone with hospitality with its unique and warm living space custom crafted for now and years to come.
While there are many aspects of this farmhouse that I love, one of the more intriguing details is the amazing river rock flooring in the mud room. The floor offers this space a natural vibe, not to mention its a clever way to hide dirt in a high traffic area. As a mom, I love hiding some dirt. The farmhouse sink in the mud room is also a riviting addition. Let's all raise our hands if we need a sink in our mud rooms. The double front doors, paired gracefully with the painted hunter green finish, and the classic clear glass helps bring the overall experience of the entire door unit together. This beautiful home is infused with vintage style lighting and the library is adorned with old world charm and regal appeal. They have incorporated rustic wood beams in the living area and a ship lap wall behind the fireplace. The large decorative wall hangings are sure to catch the attention of anyone with an eye for details.
Check out what AD has to say on this: http://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/best-entrance-halls-slideshow/all
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There is rich character and charm in reclaimed wood. It's undeniable. Chip and Joanna Gaines are not the only ones that love and admire restoration and salvaged materials when renovating a home.
This 5526 square foot home is the epitome of southern luxury. The home was renovated with century old bricks and reclaimed wood that was used for the exposed beams in the kitchen and den. The kitchen is accented with reclaimed bricks that compliment the gorgous cabinetry and quartz countertop island.
The front porch boarded ceiling draw the eyes up and the molding around the porch is impressive.
The bright white painted shiplap ceiling adds insulation as well as texture to this precious little girl bedroom.
Lastly, the addition of the saline pool with the carriage house to the side. This home is rejuvination; built on the past, craft for the future.
We recently photographed this 500 square foot home in the heart of Atlanta. Comfort, storage, and luxury living were not spared in designing this charming tiny home.
Take a look for yourself.
To read more about the impact the photos can make, check out this article by Darryl Stringer:
*This is a shout out to you if you're one of the exceptional amazing phone photographers out there. You are a unicorn!
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Made from nothing other than a train caboose this house is truly one of a kind and the best part? Not a shred of comfort was sacrificed in this unique home.
Truly a place to remember!
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Spacious open plans and soaring ceilings give this gorgeous property an air of elegance that's matched by the trim lawn and beautiful surroundings which make this house a retreat-like paradise for lucky families.
Every detail about this house –including the home theater, the enormous master bedroom, the home gym and more– has been lovingly crafted to make living in this property an unique experience.
However, no one can deny that summer is the perfect season to go outdoors and enjoy the weather which is why we're taking this blog entry outside!
Is there anything that screams 'summer' more than the chance to jump in a pool?
I don't think so, particularly when the pool looks something like this!
Of course, no summer getaway is complete without a place to set up a BBQ or a bonfire so check out the next setups and tell me you don't feel like sitting down and enjoying a cold drink.
Whether you love summer or not, there's no denying the charm of chilling in a beautiful patio, don't you think?
This house located in Inman Park is one of such buildings.
Designed by the architect Walter T. Downing in 1902, this house was owned by Ernest and Emily Woodruff and their sons. A wonderful house in its beginnings, it was used as a boarding house for a brief period of time.
Today it’s being restored to give it back its previous glory with a more modern twist. With fireplaces in almost all rooms, original tile work and exquisite carved wood, this house is coming back to life and I’m very happy I was invited to photograph it.
That's why I liked this shoot so much! This house had an almost dreamlike quality to it and its old world styling only served to reinforce the feeling.
Majestic stone terraces, a master bedroom with its own sitting room, fireplaces and a custom gourmet kitchen make of this lakefront property a sight to behold!
Recently I had the opportunity to help Davao Hair Studio coming up with photos that can show off their amazing urban look.
This was a very fun photoshoot because the studio is gorgeous, with its concrete floors and and sleek dark cabinets that give it a modern look, and unique with its creative accents such as wood plank walls and burlap bag footstools.
Hair salons don't always manage to stand out from the competition but Davao Hair Studio does it by being one-of-a-kind.
Don't forget to visit their website!
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This beautiful single family house in Morningside was built in the 40's and still maintains a charm that makes it unique.
The family room is easily my favorite part of the house. Those dark hardwood floors really bring out the light colors in the rooms and gives this house a lovely, cozy feel that you won't find anywhere else.
Take a look!
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http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/article/0,,20933394,00.html
Don't feel like DIY pictures? Call me :)
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Check in out (here and in person)!
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/5792159?s=IH3g
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Photos by Peyton Knadler for Mimi Erickson Photography
What a great space for entertaining! Check out the open kitchen and family room, it has a great flow. I also was a fan of the (large) teen bathroom with huge custom shower. Nice!
http://www.realestate-photography.ca/blog/ultimate-guide-prepare-houselisting-real-estate-photography/
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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/homeowner-accidentally-takes-naked-bathroom-3913611#.U-TEg_ldVMD
]]>I love lofts. LOVE them. The unique, re-purposed buildings revitalize neighborhoods and inspire creativity. I was thrilled to be asked to photograph a loft in the old Allied Factory Warehouse. I couldn't share just one picture, take a look!
Every room shows the great workmanship, and the owner's own design elements. There is much to love in this home.
But, for me, the surprise was the laundry room.
It's never been a favorite place for me. Who enjoys hanging out in a utilitarian laundry room? This laundry room, while extremely functional, was a light and airy retreat of sorts. The homeowner had a little office space in it, and I completely understand why. Are you in agreement with me on this room?
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This wasn't your average home.
While it's conveniently located in the suburbs near everything you could possibly need. The neighborhood is friendly with neighbors out tending their yards, walking dogs, and kids playing freely. The front of the home only hints to what you'll find once you enter.
The inside is light and airy, with dappled sunlight streaming through the trees.
There are a couple of fireplaces, both are unique focal points to the room. The main level boasts a two-sided arched fireplace centered between the family room and dining room. The bedroom boasts a brick fireplace reaching up to the vaulted ceiling.
The backyard is outdoor living at it's best through. The house is nestled in the woods and has a small cabin structure that would be perfect to chill out in a read a book (or send the kids out for the best sleepover ever!).
Did I mention the hot tub, basement rec area, walk-in pantry, huge laundry room, master suite, and updated kitchen?
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