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SNEAK PEEK: Balance Design Fall Open House

By: The Balance Design Team

Change of season, change of pace. We’re wrapping ourselves up in rich, sultry colors and can’t wait to reveal our new featured artists and curated furnishings. Mark your calendars for our Fall Open House November 5th! In the meantime, here’s a little sneak peek.

William Mize paints dilapidated structures in rich and beautiful colors, bringing life where there previously was none. In his own words: “Like us, these structures are broken but beautiful containing layers and depth for the viewer to contemplate.”

Meredith Ochoa works within digital processes and has developed a scanning process in which the subject becomes the negative. The result is hauntingly beautiful and thought provoking pieces of art.

Surrounding these incredible works of art are curated pieces such as a textured leather chaise, a hand tufted wool rug with pops of citron, concrete and bronze lamps, and (our personal favorite) Bernice the resin black sheep.

Come to our Fall Open House next Thursday, November 5th from 7-9pm for the full experience. The whole Balance Design team will be on hand to answer any and all questions about our art, custom pillows, featured furniture pieces, and your interior design questions.

Color Obsession: Autumn Explosion

Nov 13, 2014 No Comments

By: Danielle Cornely

Autumn is in full swing and color is everywhere! Let’s take a minute to appreciate the full range of hues this season has to offer. Of course there’s burnt ochres, fiery reds, and rich browns, but there is also a whole palette of gorgeous, less known colors. Chartreuse, aubergine, and cool grey are the supporting cast, and we think it’s time for them to shine.

Peking Sofa by Johnathan Adler.

This mid century, Asian-inspired style in remarkable chartreuse is a show stopper.

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Pomegranate Gold rug by The Rug Company.

A suzani rug in modern colors, the Pomegranate Gold rug is sure to be a timeless heirloom.

Velvet Lyre Chesterfield Armchair by Anthropologie.

How could you resist curling up with a good book in this tufted chair?

Alexis Lamp by Currey and Company.

We strongly believe lamps can be functional and still beautiful. This Alexis lamp is a work of art.

Louisiane Bench by Fermob.

This sculptural bench would be right at home in the back of a garden — the perfect place to sit and reflect.

Schumacher Chiang Mai Dragon Throw Pillows by PinkandPiper on Etsy.

You can’t go wrong with Schumacher fabric. These pillows have it all: color, pattern, and panache.

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MEET THE TEAM

Stephanie Andrews

Stephanie loves family, community, and design, and tries to roll all three together in her close knit Atlanta, GA network. She launched her own interior design firm, Balance Design, in 2002 and is a strong promoter of handcrafted items, especially from her friends. Using this approach when selecting art, furniture, and accessories, she makes homes feel inspired and unique.

Danielle Clockel

Danielle is a proud resident of Atlanta, GA, with a love of feminine elements mixed with darker, edgier details. Her happy place is anywhere cold, and she draws inspiration from vintage tea sets, tattoos, and Victorian gothic literature. Her spirit plant is a cactus.

Shelby Adamson

Shelby is a Florida transplant who has called Atlanta home for over 10 years. With a love for the city's church architecture and the simple joy of handmade tile in geometric layouts, she also enjoys getting her hands dirty sawing a wooden headboard. She considers herself a lifelong student of art and design.

Melody Richardson

Melody is a born and bred Atlantan, with an international point of view. She loves different cultures and the vibrancy they bring to different spaces, but also cherishes girly, whimsical designs. Any project with a lot of color is her dream come true.

Jennifer Carter

Jennifer is an Atlanta native whose love of design and remodeling began with her parents renovating their 1920s bungalow. She is passionate about pattern and textiles, and has an affection for blending the old with the new in her designs.