Breakfast room

We spoke with nine designers about how they developed a one-of-a-kind breakfast nook and their tips for putting them together.

First and foremost, I was seriously so touched by all of the supportive and thoughtful comments left on my last post about our upcoming move. I am still writing back to some of you but can’t thank you enough. Every comment meant so much to my family and me. Turning to a little DIY. I Continue Reading …

After years of hiding behind a curtain of overgrown shrubbery, a quintessential Southern vernacular house has been lovingly restored to its bygone grace.

From warm, handsome materials to meticulous metal detailing and lacquered surfaces, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles award-winning kitchens are anything but ordinary. Read on for inspiring ideas from these character-filled spaces.

Settee is an early 17th century word for sofa, but more specifically refers to a piece of furniture typically constructed of an upholstered bench, back base with wooden legs and arms, rather than the comfy oversized type we think of when we hear the word sofa. There’s three ways we typically like to use a good settee: in the kitchen, in the bedroom and in the entryway. Check out these examples from each of those categories below to see how best to incorporate this piece of classic furniture…

Incorporate these breakfast nook ideas to create a calming morning environment. Find inspiration for dining sets, decor, styles, and storage from our list.

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