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This Atlanta Estate Designed by Huff-Dewberry Has a Party Girl Past - Vimarsana News

This Atlanta Estate Designed by Huff-Dewberry Has a Party Girl Past

This Atlanta home designed by Heather Dewberry of Huff-Dewberry has gardens galore, a dining room skylight, and floor tiles inspired by an Amalfi Coast bar.

Roger Higgins's Nashville Guest House Features a Sprawling Outdoor Entertainment Deck - Vimarsana News

Roger Higgins's Nashville Guest House Features a Sprawling Outdoor Entertainment Deck

The beautiful cabin boasts a screened-in porch and a standalone kitchen with a bar—not to mention a hot tub!

Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach Designer Renderings 2021 - Vimarsana News

Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach Designer Renderings 2021

Living Proof Real Estate Photography Spring is just around the corner, which means it's almost time for the unveiling of the 2021 Kips Bay Decorator Show House in Palm Beach. The 20 designers tapped to transform a Mediterranean-style manse on Flagler Drive are hard at work right now, dreaming and scheming up incredible designs for their designated rooms and outdoor living spaces. We're offering an exclusive first look at some of the sketches, renderings, and mood boards these designers have been working on as they reimagine this year's Palm Beach iteration of the Kips Bay Decorator Show Hou...

Belleview Inn | Boutique Design - Vimarsana News

Belleview Inn | Boutique Design

Gold Key – Lobby Midscale The Highlights: The biggest challenge of renovating an 1897 property? Preserving the hotel’s unique architectural details and valuable building materials—but that means some heavy lifting. The owner decided to restore a 38,000-square-foot portion of the original building (the lobby), an  effort that involved rotating the 1,750-ton hotel 90 degrees and relocating it 230 feet using a computer-steered process. Remaining sections were deconstructed piece by piece to salvage wood, doors, doorknobs, windows, Tiffany glass, and bricks, which were repurposed into the ...