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Glamorous Entertainment Home: 2006 BALA Award Winner

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Glamorous Entertainment Home: 2006 BALA Award Winner

This four-sided brick house with terra cotta roof tiles reclaimed from France blends in with the mixed-use community of Vickery in Cumming, Ga. Designed for glamour and entertaining, this floor plan mimics Paris glamour with its calming interior colors and classic lines.


By Staff January 31, 2007
This article first appeared in the PB February 2007 issue of Pro Builder.

BEST SINGLE-FAMILY DETACHED

 

This four-sided brick house with terra cotta roof tiles reclaimed from France blends in with the mixed-use community of Vickery in Cumming, Ga. Designed for glamour and entertaining, this floor plan mimics Paris glamour with its calming interior colors and classic lines. Ebony-stained custom furniture and cabinetry reflects the design sensitivities of the mid-1900s adding to interior's French style.

The floor plan accommodates maximum entertaining options. A butler's pantry with serving bar connects the kitchen and formal dining room. The great room opens to the kitchen on one side and a sunroom on the opposite side, which leads to outdoor entertainment space in the courtyard.

Category: Best Single-Family Detached Home 3,001 to 4,000 square feet

Project Name: Vickery

Location: Cumming, Ga.

Designer/Architect: Lew Oliver, Roswell, Ga.

Builder: Hedgewood Properties, Cumming, Ga.

Interior Designer: J. Hirsch Interior Design, Cumming, Ga.

Developer: Vickery Land Company, Cumming, Ga.

Land Planner: Duany, Plater-Zyberk, Miami, Fla.

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