Mid-Century Modern Design

Mid-century modern homes are popping up all over Atlanta. Homeowners today are loving this design aesthetic because it feels unique and custom.

The mid-century trend was first inspired by post-war homeowners who wanted to feel more futuristic and modern. The designs are clean, boasting natural hues and clean lines.

A signature to modern home design, is the use of exposed wood. Typically, woods such as teak, walnut, oak, and rosewood shine in the interior and exterior of these homes.

Often times in this design you will find white walls and flat white cabinets. With bold lighting and unique textures, the plain background is intended to showcase these elements within the home.

This trend is growing so much that even Target carries a new mid-century modern inspired home goods line. Keep your eyes out for more of these homes around Atlanta and pop over to Kudzu Antiques to find some mid-century treasures for your own home!

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526 Mckoy Now Available!

This modern prairie style home is NOW AVAILABLE in the heart of Oakhurst! This unique home encompasses the perfect balance of contemporary lines and rustic warmth. Something especially unique are the glass sliding barn style doors leading to the guest shower and the reclaimed wood fire place. It is refreshing to see a modern take on rustic design.

Here are the details about this home… 4bedrooms, 3baths, a loft & 2-car carport. Gourmet kitchen, leathered granite counters, SS appliances, & a huge island (perfect for hosting gatherings!) The LOCATION is amazing at this home! Only steps to McKoy Park, Oakhurst Park, & Downtown Decatur…Another beautiful home by High Point Properties!

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217 Hancock Before/After

217 Hancock is one of THE most amazing renovations…A once plain looking bungalow transformed into a Prairie style masterpiece!

“Prairie style” homes made their debut around the turn of the twentieth century and often associated with the design genius, Frank Lloyd Wright. This particular design style is known for horizontal flat lines and open floor plans. Although this design was originally intended to blend into the prairie landscape, the unique design definitely makes quite the impression.

As you look through these photos, take note of the attention to detail. There are many design elements that are just stunning. Enjoy!