Cardea Home, LLC

Save the dates for March 18th and 19th for the ! Sponsored by and benefitting , this is one not to miss!

I am so excited to have this special project selected for my 5th year on the Tour of Kitchens, and humbled to be included with so many of my talented friends and colleagues in this industry.

Please come see us in March for this special event!
As all noteworthy projects, this type of work takes a village, beginning with the most creative and visionary of clients willing to let us flex some design muscle and trust the process! Of course it doesn't hurt to share collaboration with a great Interior Design Group Habachy Designs + Atelier, and Builder , who were always willing to meet as needed to review all the details. Beyond that, the team includes so many of my trusted vendors, metal artisans, stone fabrication, and not least of all, our phenomenal cabinet manufacturer and installers.

This stunning theatre room was a brainchild of and I loved being a part of this project. I can only claim that I helped by engineering and providing the cabinetry with Unseen is a long hidden steel bar pull with an elegant lamb's tongue detail for comfortable handling by that hides neatly behind the solid walnut cladding. A river of matte black cabinet front pops under live edge walnut planks. The operating doors are almost 80" tall and there is a ton of storage inside. And this is only HALF the story! Mirror image on the opposite side. Note that the 'river' and walnut runs under the floating horizontal drawer bank, which is also functional for hidden storage. One of my favorite non-kitchen spaces ever!
📸.juliana
🔨📏cabinet install

Am I the drama? ;) Click the photo for the details!

This stunning theatre room was a brainchild of @habachydesigns and I loved being a part of this project. I can only claim that I helped by engineering and providing the cabinetry with @blockandchiselcabinetry. Unseen is a long hidden steel bar pull with an elegant lamb's tongue detail for comfortable handling by @livingston_metalworks that hides neatly behind the solid walnut cladding. A river of matte black cabinet front pops under live edge walnut planks. The operating doors are almost 80" tall and there is a ton of storage inside. And this is only HALF the story! Mirror image on the opposite side. Note that the 'river' and walnut runs under the floating horizontal drawer bank, which is also functional for hidden storage. One of my favorite non-kitchen spaces ever! . . 📸@galina.juliana 🔨📏cabinet install @atgwoodtops . . . #theatre #hometheater #atlanta #atlantadesigner #customcabinets #lovewhatyoudo #ivydesigners #interiordesign #atlantainteriordesign #atlantakitchendesign #maketimefordesign

It’s been awhile since I have posted anything. Thought you might enjoy another dramatic before and after project. We were so lucky to work with really great clients and a great team of trade professionals. Our clients were imaginative and open to our ideas on the design, the palette, and willing to let us basically rework the architecture of their entire first floor. That vastly improved the function and flow to this family’s home. Besides the practical aspects, this project is really stunning! 📸 special thanks to

Happy Halloween 🎃 you crazy pumpkins !

Sweet iPhone moment from a photo shoot yesterday with the outstanding

While the real shoot was going on, I caught this little light dance in the coffee bar. The color and reflections on that stunning countertop just caught my attention. 💐

Throwback Thursday to this before and after. What a difference!
Wonderful collaboration with

Powder Bath perfection in our North Carolina timber frame project. Simultaneously rustic and elegant, this little bath shines with thoughtfully selected materials; walnut cabinetry, gorgeous zinc sconce, unlacquered brass fixtures, Belgian bluestone tops, and hand made tile.

Sweet little display cabinet with large bypass doors. A perfect spot for a vintage ironstone collection and some English advertising pots.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support the 2022 Tour of Kitchens yesterday. It was a Beautiful day to see some beautiful projects for a great cause!
Special thanks to for helping man the show! for being my brilliant partner and collaborator on this project
And a most special thank you for our endlessly fun and creative clients who generously shared their home for yesterday’s tour.

, thank you for the photo!