I love getting to tour the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine Southeastern Designer Showhouse every spring and this year is a new home build, a French inspired architecture with an ode to Art Deco. The new 8K s.f. is a collaboration of top craftsmen and artisans to create Tuxedo at the Park. The home is on Tuxedo Road in Buckhead, the toniest area of Atlanta. With 5 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms and 3 half baths with a 3 car garage on a half acre across the street from beautiful Chastain Park, it’s a magnificent home as you will see, so come along with me for a full tour.
Exterior of the house.
The house is open to the public, tickets available online at the above link. April 29 – May 23, 2021. If you’re in Atlanta area, it’s so fun to tour these homes.
Foyer and front door.
To the right, the dining room designed by the talented Phoebe Howard. This might have been my favorite space in the house.
Such a pretty room.
The wallcovering is grasscloth.
So elegant and beautiful.
To the left of the entry is this paneled study.
Designer; Whitney Ray, Wyeth Ray Interiors
Salon: Robert Brown, Robert Brown Interior Design
Hallway to kitchen.
Kitchen, Modern Breakfast area, Butlers Pantry: Natalia Makarova, Karpaty
Notice the tile all over the walls and ceiling.
Rear Entry, Half Bath, & Laundry: Ashley Malone & Stephanie Abernathy, Studio Wellington
I loved the tile in the laundry space.
Pool and Rear Porch: Lillian August & Dan Weiss, Lillian August & Sherrill Furniture
Gorgeous pool!
The other side of the house had this absolutely stunning glass and iron window looking out to the covered porch.
Pool Lounge & Bar: Melanie Turner, Melanie Turner Interiors
Stunning window!
Outdoor space, Lillian August.
Master Bedroom: Jason Arnold, Jason Arnold Interiors
Master Bathroom, His & Hers Closets & Formal Powder: Cydney Mitchell & Brittany Stafford
His bathroom
How about that shower and tub?
Her closet
Upstairs Hallway
Bedroom & Bath 2: Kati Hardwick, B.D. Jeffries
Playroom/Lounge & Upstairs Laundry: Chris Holt, Holt Interiors
Bedroom & Bath 4: Amy Newell, House of Charles
This was stunning tile!
Bedroom & Bath 3: Nelli Jane Ossi, J.M. Howard
Bedroom & Bath 1: Michele Johnson, Michele Johnson Design
Basement Level
I hope you enjoyed the tour of this year’s Southeastern Designer Showhouse. I know it’s very modern and may not be for all of you, but hopefully you enjoyed the architecture of the house and the finishes used. I loved all the tilework and how different they were. I’m not as modern either, but thoroughly enjoyed the tour.
Interesting.Could have party n that first shower! Miss our showhouses,but sadly the Jacksonville Symphony Guild got caught in the 2007 downturn and No one was building the kind for houses we needed. So I enjoyed this tour. Are they usually at this time of year in Atlanta? if so, I will plan our annual Atlanta trip to coincide with it.
Hi, Susan, yes they do this spring showhouse every year around this time.
I agree that the furnishings are too modern for my taste but the house is spectacular and huge!
It exhausts me to think of the hours and hours and hours it would take to design a space like this. Magnificent, but can’t even imagine living like this. Thanks for the peek at the other side!
I totally agree, it’s fun to look but I really don’t aspire to it.
Fun to see a show home. While I appreciate all the time that went into this home, it is not my taste. So many of the round edged door and waterfall features remind me of depression de or as do the drab colors, ugh. The biggest pop of color were boxes of Tide! I am glad you are keeping us up on what is happening in home decor but I prefer traditional with color. I prefer what you have done to your home, Rhoda, it is far better than this home IMO.
Loved the home itself, but the furnishings were too modern for me! Most of the rooms looked like waiting rooms in an upscale business office or hospital! I tend to lean toward traditional with some pops of color. Looking at the outside of the house, I would have never imagined it being furnished/decorated this way! Your home is what I consider inviting, Rhoda…definitely not this one…but to each his own!!!
I didn’t care for the drab colors used throughout the house. Lots of different tile too. I did like the tile in the kitchen and bedroom no.2 was pretty.
I love the look of the bedroom. Do you know the manufacture of the headboard and frame as well as the bed linens?
Thanks
Hi, Thelma sorry but I don’t have any of that information.
The house is beautiful with some beautiful pieces sprinkled in but overall I found some of the decor a little off putting. Anyway, thanks for letting us “come along” with you. It’s always fun to see these houses, even if in photos, and you always do a great job with your content.
Not my style either. But, I sure enjoy looking. Thanks!
Very avant-garde. I’m noticing a gradual spin back around to golds and greens and taupes in home decor. They actually look good with grays, particularly with the charcoal shades.
Thanks for taking and putting together all those pics for us, Rhoda! Show homes are always enjoyable.
Stunning home! Do you by chance know if there is any type of specific source list for the interior items (couch, rugs, lamps, etc.)? There are several beautiful pieces I would love to know how to purchase. Thanks!
Hi I don’t have any of that information, but the designers probably do if you find them and contact them directly.
Wish I could say that there was one thing in this house that I liked. Almost makes one glad that they’re not wealthy and are expected to decorate like this! 😆