Atlanta Luxury Interiors: Entry Hall, Dining, Salon, and Bedrooms
Entry Hall: Neoclassical Elegance
The Atlanta Entry Hall welcomes visitors with immediate elegance. Neoclassical pedestals support painted and gilded decorative vases by Jean Lamour, a leading 18th-century French ironworker and designer. These vases come from the historic gates of Place Stanislas in Nancy, France. Consequently, the hall combines classical artistry with historical prestige. The gilded accents reflect light beautifully, creating a luxurious and inviting entrance.
Dining Room: Régence Style Luxury
Next, the Atlanta Dining Room draws inspiration from Régence style décor. Mirrored surfaces enhance the space, while red Chinese lacquer with gold decoration adds warmth and sophistication. Peacock-blue wood paneling creates contrast and elegance. Louis XV-style dining chairs feature gold leaf finishes, hand embroidery, and custom trims. Together, these elements blend classical French craftsmanship with modern luxury. As a result, the room is ideal for formal dinners and entertaining guests in style.
Salon: Louis XV French Artistry
The Atlanta Salon highlights a pair of Louis XV armchairs by Pierre Rémy, one of Paris’s most famous chair makers and a master since 1750. Additionally, the room features Louis XV-style paneling by Féau & Cie, painted by Atelier Mériguet, Paris. Therefore, the salon combines traditional French elegance with sophisticated interior design.
Guest Bedroom: Classical Louis XVI Comfort
The Guest Bedroom presents a Louis XVI-style bed made from solid beechwood. It features hand-carved details, patinated painting, traditional upholstery, and custom trims to match the fabric. This design merges 18th-century style with modern comfort and practical dimensions.
Master Bedroom and Dining Loggia
The Master Bedroom showcases a carved and gilded Louis XVI bed inspired by Museum Borély in Marseille, France. The Dining Loggia includes Art Deco wrought iron chairs and a Scagliola table top, inspired by pietra dura tables from Palazzo Pitti. Scagliola mimics luxurious marble inlays at a fraction of the cost.
Garden: Classical French Lighting
Finally, the Atlanta Garden is adorned with classical lanterns and brackets, illuminating the façade of this French-style townhouse. Gilded Art Deco dining chairs, inspired by archival sketches, complete the setting.
Overall, these Atlanta interiors showcase luxury French furniture, Louis XV/XVI and Art Deco styles, and bespoke craftsmanship, creating timeless, elegant spaces.
