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Christmas at Callanwolde: Part 2

December 17, 2011 By Rhoda 4 Comments

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Back today, with Part 2 of Christmas at Callanwolde and I hope you are enjoying this beautiful Tudor mansion.  If you missed Part 1, go back and read up.

Billiard room overall

The Billiard Room was really beautifully done by designer Mark Sunderland.  So much eye candy to see in this space, it fascinated me the most.

Billiard Room

The mix of fresh greens, fruit, blue and white pottery over the mantel in this room was just breath taking.

Billiard room fireplace

Old-fashioned, classic and beautiful.

billiard room mantel center

An explosion of color and texture.

Billiard room stain glass

Stain glass windows in here are outstanding.

Billiard room tree

Live, tall tree was gorgeous too, decorated with men’s ties and lots of pretties.

Billiard room tree with ties

Huge pinecone and tie.

billiard room tree topper

It was a very cool design.

Billiard room antler chair

Antler chairs were eye-catching too.

billiard room cola

A nod to Asa Candler and Coca-Cola.

billiard room corner

Over the top and gorgeous!

Billiard Room Deer

Loved the white deer head and crest plaques.

Billiard room horse lamps

Horsehead lamps

billiard room vignette

Textured leather and glass on a side table, beautiful collection.

Billiard room walls

Corner of the room.

billiard room zebra chair

Loved this zebra chair too.

breakfast room buffet

Next stop is the family breakfast room, a cozy and warm space.

breakfast room chandy

Bedecked with a stunning chandelier over the top of the beautifully set table, this was a space that we just wanted to hang out for awhile.

Breakfast room fireplace

Classic tree with lots of reds and naturals.

breakfast room mantel

Pretty arrangements on the mantel.

breakfast room sideboard

Sideboard is full of beautiful things too.

breakfast room table setting

Place setting on the table.

breakfast room tree

And the tree.

breakfast room windows

Doors going to the courtyard.

Cafe

There’s even a cafe at Callanwolde.

dining room

The dining room is one of the major rooms downstairs and was also done up for the Holidays.

dining room chandy

This beautiful chandy hangs in there.

dining room fireplace

This space was decorated a little modern in contrast to the old architecture, but beautifully done.

dining room tree

This white and blue tree was very eye-catching.

Music room

The Music Room was also on the main level of the house.

Music room chairs

Pretty walls and interesting furniture choice.  The Beatles are displayed on this large chair.

Music room mantel

Pretty fireplace.

Music room tree & Cocacola machine

And another tip of the hat to Coca-Cola, this old-fashioned tree and rocking horse is very nostalgic.

That’s Part 2 of the tour.  Tomorrow, I’ll be back with Part 3 and we will go up the Grand Staircase to the upper level of this gorgeous Tudor mansion.

Designers for these rooms:

Billiard Room – Mark Sunderland, Allied ASID, Mark Sunderland Interiors, Inc.

Breakfast Room – Vivian Cook, ASID; Janet Cross; Jules Guedry, Sweet Abode

Music Room – Dana Terrell, Westside Foundry

Dining Room – Clay Snider, Allied ASID, Clay Snider Interiors

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  1. [email protected] says

    December 17, 2011 at 8:12 am

    Yes, the billiards room is definitely the best. It has the Ralph Lauren look, which I love in any room. I’m pinning the neck tie tree. How cute is that!!!

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  2. Pat says

    December 17, 2011 at 9:06 am

    Thank you for sharing this beautiful home. Your photography of key elements in the rooms is wonderful. Looking forward to the next installment.

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  3. Mindy says

    December 18, 2011 at 12:53 pm

    Two things –
    LOVE the mossy napkin rings!!!
    AND — just wondering if the christmas tree going up the chimney is a nod to the grinch? =)

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  4. Amanda Eck says

    December 18, 2011 at 3:52 pm

    wow! what an amazing place and I can only imagine how much more beautiful it is in person.

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