Pretty and Practical Atlanta Townhouse
Many people choose a townhouse for their home, especially if looking for a low-maintenance living option. In addition to being practical, this Atlanta townhouse is designed in a pretty yet casual style.
Photo by Julie Holloway
A French grain stripe fabric decorates a wing chair while a unique wooden mirror creates an interesting focal point in the living room.
Photo by Julie Holloway
The artwork in the living room has a nature-inspired theme focuses on deer. With the subject matter being the same, the picture frames don’t need to match.
Photo by Julie Holloway
A pair of pretty rattan chairs flank the other side of the living room. I’m currently looking for chairs similar to this but haven’t found them yet.
Photo by Julie Holloway
Most townhouses are smaller than single family homes and need to make good use of their footprint. A U-shaped kitchen in the Atlanta townhouse is a perfect solution for providing maximum function for meal prep.
Photo by Julie Holloway
Photo by Julie Holloway
A charming round wood table pairs with white chairs to create an eclectic dining space off the kitchen.
Photo by Julie Holloway
I like that interior doors are paneled and painted gray. They’re more interesting than flat, hollow doors that you often see in new construction.
Photo by Julie Holloway
Board and batten style trim was added as an accent wall in one of the bedrooms of the Atlanta townhouse. An upholstered head board softens the architectural structure of the wall.
Photo by Julie Holloway
The bathroom is treated in the same color scheme of the rest of the home; soft gray and white. A pair of round mirrors are used instead of one large, builder grade mirror above the vanity.
Photo by Julie Holloway
You can see more photos of today’s Atlanta Townhouse by Julie Holloway over at Houzz.
Looks like a nicely decorated space.