英文原版家居装饰设计杂志 AT Home 10 下册.pdf

OCT.10 HOMES At the culmination of one of Georgia’s hottest summers on record, October invites us to finally get outside again and enjoy our outdoor spaces. That’s exactly why we’re so smitten with the succeeding trio of architectural gems, all of which play up the beauty of their natural surroundings. For a modern Morningside dwelling with a Dutch Colo- nial spin, architect BRADLEY HEPPNER and interior de- signerAMY MORRIS installed an unadorned neutral scheme amid clean lines and loads of natural light. With the aid of rustic touches and rooms that stretch almost impercepti- bly into the outdoors, they’ve established a sense of har- mony for a busy family of four. Designer BETH WEBB and architect PETER BLOCK took a similar tack at an Edwin Lu- tyens-inspired home in Buckhead, where tactile textures and plentiful windows imbue constant continuity with the exterior. And in the case of a second home along Lake Oconee, designer GRETCHEN EDWARDS and HARRISON DESIGN ASSOCIATES brought the essence of the lush lake- side scenery in, incorporating earthy materials and creat- ing comfortable seating groups to give its homeowners the ultimate relaxing retreat. 41 “The Hartleys are of the form and function mindset,” says designer Amy Morris. “Our goal was to keep everything simple. The whole point of the house was not to have room that was not used.” The living room, which doubles as a family room, is a fitting example of this conceit. Sleek but comfortable furnishings were incorporated into the space and fun, cowhide-covered “X” benches instantly lighten up the look and add modern appeal. A vivid citron canvas by Sidney Guberman brings the whole scheme to life. opposite “The stairwell was Brad’s genius,” adds Morris. Fronted by a massive steel window m