
Flow & Function: A Modern Residence
Location: Buckhead
The Challenge
This Buckhead home presented challenges in flow, functionality, and space. The existing layout required movement through the dining room to reach the kitchen, which was undersized for the family’s needs and daily gatherings. The underused sunroom limited the natural light to the interior, and the home suffered from poor storage and inefficient circulation.
The Solution
The home was expanded and thoughtfully reconfigured to create a more open, efficient, and inviting kitchen and keeping area. Flow from the foyer was improved by replacing a coat closet with custom built-ins that preserved storage while opening sightlines. A spacious blue island with brass accents and transitional finishes enhanced both style and function, while a butler’s pantry, mudroom, and accordion window with outdoor bar top provided additional organization and seamless indoor-outdoor connection. A chic and stylish powder room with carefully curated fixtures was also added, elevating the home’s design while providing everyday convenience. Deck access and lighting were optimized to improve usability and comfort. The result was a cohesive, family-friendly space that integrates naturally with the existing home while elevating both aesthetic and practical living.