Atlanta Style Guide | July 2017

Vignette Exhibition 

Style Guide by 

#TheGreatReset

For creators, consumers and corporations, the beginning of 2018 will 

be a year of monumental shifts set to impact design, retail and industry 

practices. Future consumers will expect products with purpose, 

immersive environments in the home and in stores and the freedom 

to be, do and buy when and where they please. For this reason, 2018 

will be pushing the reset button to redefine how we live, design and 

do business. Join us as top lifestyle and design bloggers reveal four 

distinct trends as defined by international trend authority WGSN. 

Brittany Hayes 

Addison’s 

Wonderland 

Monroe, GA 

Gen Sohr 

Pencil & Paper 

Co. 

Nashville, TN 

Mandy Kellogg 

Rye 

Waiting on Martha 

Atlanta, GA 

Victoria de la 

Cámara 

Rue Magazine 

Madrid, Spain 

Kristin 

Jackson 

Hunted Interior 


Kristin Alber 

FOUND by 

domestic blissand 

REstyleSOURCE 

Chandler, AZ 

Vicki Bolick 

The Ace of 

Space 


Steve 

McKenzie 

steve mckenzie’s 

Atlanta, GA

Nocturne 

INfusion 

TREND 

FORECAST 

Autumn & Winter 

2017-2018 

Design 

Matters 

Earthed 

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LOBBY VIGNETTE 

Building 1 

Inspired by modern sensibility with a mid-century influence, 

form meets function in this “Design Matters” themed vignette. 

An eclectic collection of ceramic vessels and unpolished 

wood places the focus on artisanship, a key component of 

this design-forward look. Simple outlines with soft contours 

and rounded edges define this flexible style. An emphasis 

on natural materials and low-maintenance greenery weaves 

together global influences, subtle pattern and tactile 

surfaces. Celebrating the simple beauty of everyday basics, 

juxtaposing a soft industrial feel with organic simplicity 

creates an adaptable space that appeals on many levels. 

1. Zulu Bowl 

Accent Decor | B1 18-E20 

2. Cream Jackfruit 

Gold Leaf Design Group | B1 9-A1 

3. Driftwood Ball 


4. Elroy Chair 

Blue Ocean Traders | B1 11-A4 

5. Diamond Leaf 

Wendover Art Group | B1 15-D10 

6. Ping Pong 

Wendover Art Group | B1 15-D10 

7. Blossom Bookshelf, Large 

Moe’s Home Collection | B1 14-E1 

8. Boulder Side Table 

Phillips Collection | B1 15-A6 

9. Hollis Rug 

Jaipur Living | B1 12-F9 

10. Andorra Blue Pillow 

Moss Studio | B1 15-A1 

11. Softly Nickel Pillow 


12. Concrete Taper Holder 

Bloomingville | B2 18-1801 

13. Succulent Drop 6.5” 

Napa Home & Garden 

B2 12-1210 

14. Quotation Series: 5 Vol. 

E. Lawrence, LTD. | B1 13-A1

#TheGreatReset 

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Kristin Alber 

FOUND by domestic bliss and REstyleSOURCE 

Chandler, AZ @ foundbydomesticbliss / restylesource founddesign.co

LOBBY VIGNETTE 

Building 2 

A nuanced palette of sand & limestone neutrals keeps this 

“Earthed” vignette firmly rooted in the ground, while touches 

of dark indigo and a deep forest green provide glimpses 

of hidden depths. Highlighting organic materials in subtle 

textures, this collection strikes a lovely balance between 

bohemian and traditional elements. Wood grain, both 

smooth as silk and rough with natural irregularities, weaves 

throughout the space, forming a calming visual touchstone. 

Natural hide, horn and feathers add the feeling of a welltraveled 

collector’s den of curiosities, while subtle metallics 

and woven accents insert a man-made, artisanal element. 

1. Cole Picture Frame 

Regina Andrew Design 

B1 13-F4 

2. Madura Throw 


3. Wood Bookends 

Creative Co-Op | B2 10-1003 

4. Watson Chair 

Gabby | B1 15-E24 

5. Mounted Kudo Horn 

Moo Moo Designs | B1 9-C13 

6. Sunburst Mirror 

Modern History | B1 15-D6 

7. Mylo Club Chair 

Classic Home | B1 12-D1 

8. Lagoon/Fiesta Rug 

Loloi, Inc. | B1 4-D2 

9. Grey Boucle Panels 

Emdee International 

B1 15-E13 

10. Harwich Coffee Table 

Imagine Home | B1 15-E5 

11. Farmhouse Sheepskin 

Farmhouse Pottery | B1 10-A6 

12. Onyx Vase 


13. Denim Indigo Books 

E. Lawrence, LTD. | B1 13-A1 

14. Bandeau Table Lamp 

Jaime Young | B1 15-D8


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Kristin Alber 

FOUND by domestic bliss and REstyleSOURCE 

Chandler, AZ @ foundbydomesticbliss / restylesource founddesign.co

THE INFLUENCER 

Brittany Hayes 

Addison’s Wonderland 

Monroe, GA 

addisonswonderland.com 

@addisonswonderland 

Brittany Hayes is the interior designer behind 

the blog Addison’s Wonderland. Beginning as a 

whimsical children’s bedding company in 2011, 

Addison’s Wonderland has evolved into a design 

& lifestyle-focused site that explores the blogger’s 

“obsession with anything and everything full of color 

and pattern.” After appearing on ABC’s Shark Tank 

in 2013, rising star Brittany’s focus turned from 

children’s bedding to a career in interior design. 

These days this self-described “designer, dreamer, 

doer, and now a blogger with a degree in residential 

design” uses Addison’s Wonderland as a platform 

to explore spaces that are colorful and full of lively 

pattern and detail, recurring themes which also 

appear in her vignette. 

Be sure to stop by Brittany Hayes’ 

Market Must-Sees: 

Aidan Gray 

B1 14-F 5 

Regina Andrew Design 

B1 13-F4 

Surya 

B1 11-A1 

Learn more about Brittany Hayes at 

restylesource.com/brittany-hayes

THE 

Nocturne 

TREND 

Brittany’s vignette explored the darkly glamorous mood of the “Nocturne” 

theme through the use of dark metallics and sculpture-inspired 

furnishings. Antiqued mirrors mingle with angular contemporary sculpture 

to create a space that is opulent and full of drama. Dramatic lighting 

and a variety of luxurious textiles and bold patterns help to create an 

atmosphere of edgy romance in this nocturnal wonderland. 

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1. Yale Sconce 

Arteriors | B1 13-A1 

2. Three Panel Antiqued Mirror 

Aidan Gray | B1 14-F5 

3. Eclipse Desk 

BoBo Intriguing Objects | B1 9-A15 

4. Linford, Swivel Chair 

Uttermost | B1 12-E2A 

5. Horned Skull on Stand 

Mercana Furniture & Decor | B1 12-C9 

6. Enoki Sculpture 

Regina Andrew Design | B1 13-F4 

7. Hudson Park Rug 

Surya | B1 11-A11 

8. Abbott Console 

Worlds Away | B1 13-A1 

#TheGreatReset


Gen Sohr 

Pencil & Paper Co. 

Nashville, TN 

pencilandpaperco.com 

@pencilandpaperco.com 

After nearly 20 years of bringing large scale 

concepts to life for Gap, Old Navy and other major 

retailers, and having lived in San Francisco, New 

York, and Chicago, Gen and husband Ben Sohr 

set their sights on Nashville, Tennessee. Pencil & 

Paper Creative Development Co. is the culmination 

of many late nights of “creative conversation” 

and dreaming up “someday projects” among this 

talented husband and wife design team. Offering a 

full menu of services from full architectural plans and 

renovation to styling and e-design, a fresh, modern 

sensibility carries through every project by Pencil & 

Paper Co. 

Be sure to stop by Gen Sohr’s 


Arteriors 

B1 13-A2 

Blue Ocean Traders 

B1 11-A4 

Bungalow 5 

B1 13-A1 

Learn more about Gen Sohr at 

restylesource.com/gen-sohr

THE 

INfusion 

TREND 

Inspired by the past-meets-futuristic “INfusion” theme, Gen embraced the 

contrast of traditional and modern. Retro-inspired geometry layered with 

pattern takes center stage, along with perennially stylish warm metallics. 

“We are forever inspired by 1970s influences,” said the designer, citing 

iconic designer David Hicks as “an absolute favorite.” This vignette conveys 

a classic vintage, India-inspired style, juxtaposed with a modern feel, along 

with a few of the signature Pencil and Paper elements of surprise. 

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1. Regeant Octagonal Mirror 

Selamat Designs | HD Temporaries 

2. Stockholm 36” Dining Table 

Bungalow 5 | B1 13-A1 

3. Two Comfortable Sofa 

Caracole | B1 14-C6 

4. Blue & White Vase 

Avala International | B1 14-A12 

5. Ming Large Dresser 

Bungalow 5 | B1 13-A1 

6. Havana Sconce 


7. Rectangle Stacking Boxes 

J.M. Piers | B1 15-E12 

8. Nolita Rug 


#TheGreatReset


Mandy Kellogg Rye 

Waiting on Martha 


waitingonmartha.com 

@waitingonmartha 

Once a law school student with dreams of 

becoming a high-powered attorney, Mandy Kellogg 

Rye moved on from legal studies when she fell in 

love with design, and she has never looked back. 

Launching her acclaimed blog Waiting on Martha 

in 2012—recently named one of the Top Ten 

Entertaining Blogs by Better Homes & Gardens— 

Mandy has since expanded her reach to include 

editorial styling for national brands, interior styling 

and e-design, and a Waiting on Martha online shop 

encompassing all things home & gift-related. Style 

comes naturally to this Atlanta dweller, who says 

simply, “I wear black, decorate in color, and try to 

create a beautiful day every day.” 

Be sure to stop by Mandy Kellogg Rye’s 


CODARUS 

B1 15-A1 

BoBo Intriguing Objects 

B1 9-A15 

j douglas 

B1 13-A2 

Learn more about Mandy Kellogg Rye at 

restylesource.com/mandy-kellogg-rye

THE 

Earthed 

TREND 

Entertaining expert Mandy Kellogg Rye drew inspiration for her vignette 

from the “Earthed” theme, imagining a space for “sitting in a garden in 

the French countryside drinking wine.” A palette of beautiful neutral tones 

brought this theme to life with the use of natural textures and patterns. 

Wood, rattan, natural minerals and fossilized shell play against subtle 

brass accents to create a serene space. 

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1. Bellario Orb Chandelier 

Currey & Company | B1 14-F10 

2. Rialto Day Bed 


3. Bondurants Bar Cart 

Go Home Ltd. | B1 12-A1 

4. Adrift Coco Wall Decor 

PALECEK | B1 15-F11 

5. Carved Hand on Metal Stand 

Bliss Studio | B1 15-A10 

6. Aurora Lounge Chair 

Made Goods | B1 9-A6 

7. Mones Bookcase 

CFC | B1 13-A1 

8. Moisson Baskets 

BoBo Intriguing Objects | B1 9-A15 

#TheGreatReset


Victoria de la Cámara 

RUE Magazine 

Madrid, Spain 

ruemag.com 

@victoriadelacamara 

@ruemagazine 

Born in Madrid, of both American and Spanish 

lineage, this designer has been influenced by 

many different cultures and aesthetics, drawing 

the deepest inspiration from modern Japanese, 

Scandinavian, Belgian and North American design. 

With a résumé that includes an intensive one-year 

program in interior design at the European Institute 

of Design (IED) in Madrid, as well as previous stints 

at Jonathan Adler and Lonny magazine, Victoria 

currently serves as market editor for the 

design-oriented Rue Magazine. Her work is often 

organic, clean and fresh, allowing room in a space 

for introspection and relaxation. 

Be sure to stop by Victoria de la Cámara’s 


Four Hands 

B1 4-A1 

Farmhouse Pottery 

B1 10-A6 

Made Goods 

B1 9-A6 

Learn more about Victoria de la Cámara at 

restylesource.com/victoria-de-la-camara

THE 

Earthed 

TREND 

Victoria found inspiration in the “Earthed” theme, drawing on its focus 

on tactility and weathered, timeworn objects. The designer’s Belgian 

and Japanese-influenced vignette drew on the many nature-inspired 

shapes and forms of the “Earthed” theme, highlighting textures such as 

earthenware and wood grain as well as natural dyes and coloring. Smooth 

marble and alabaster meet patinated wood and woven seagrass in this 

vignette, for a look that juxtaposes textures in a low-contrast palette. 

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1. Pacific Coast Wood Console 

Jeffan International | B1 11-E14 

2. Farmhouse Sheepskin 

Farmhouse Pottery | B1 10-A6 

3. Marble Rings 

Jamie Young | B1 15-D8 

4. Havana Giant Round Basket 

PALECEK | B1 15-F11 

5. Maxine Stool 


6. Orb Lamp 


7. Raimon Arm Chair 

Zentique | B1 11-C9 

8. Elliot Sconce 


9. Natural Linen Fabric Panels 

Emdee International | B1 15-E13 

10. Mann Sculpture 

Oly | B1 9-C1 

#TheGreatReset


Kristin Jackson 

Hunted Interior 


huntedinterior.com 

@hunted_interior 

With years of experience as an international hotel 

designer, Kristin Jackson knows the importance of 

creating a luxurious space & making great design 

on every budget. Her design-focused blog Hunted 

Interior was founded in 2011, created to inspire 

readers in the hunt for their own unique style. 

Chosen by both Better Homes & Gardens and 

Domino as one of the top decor blogs to follow, 

Hunted Interior strives to provide original content 

through room makeovers, client projects, exciting 

collaborations and more. Whether incorporating 

a high-end statement piece or the addition of a 

vintage find, Kristin believes that it is not necessarily 

the amount spent that defines a home’s style, it is 

the way a space is layered together that creates 

fabulous design. 

Be sure to stop by Kristin Jackson’s 


Bliss Studio 

B1 15-A10 

CODARUS 

B1 15-A1 

j douglas 

B1 13-A2 

Learn more about Kristin Jackson at 

restylesource.com/kristin-jackson

THE 

Nocturne 

TREND 

The noirish opulence of the “Nocturne” theme captured Kristin’s attention, 

and her vignette embodies a luxurious sense of sophistication in deep 

jewel tones. Celebrating the inherent beauty of darkness, Kristin layered 

antiqued mirror panels with the soft tactility of velvet and shimmering 

decorative beads, giving the interior of the space a gleaming quality. 

Working in a sleek palette of precious stones and metals, the nocturnal 

elegance of this vignette offers a sense of heightened drama and beauty. 

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1. “Woman and Horse” Art 

Soicher Marin | B1 15-A1 

2. Provence Four Poster Bed 

Chelsea Textiles | B1 15-E11 

3. Small Metal Bead Set 

Bliss Studio | B1 15-A10 

4. Tall Aged Gold Lamp 

Barbara Cosgrove Lamps | B1 15-A1 

5. Audrey Butler Tray & Stand 

Ave Home | B1 15-A1 

6. Chambray Linen Ink Sham 

Pine Cone Hill | B1 15-A1 

7. Project Error Rug 


8. Cielo 3 Light Chandelier 

Dimond Lighting | B1 6-D2 

9. Matty Squares 

UTTERMOST | B1 12-E2A 

10. Kingdom Cheetah Pillow 

Square Feathers Home | B1 15-A1 

#TheGreatReset


Vicki Bolick 

The Ace of Space 


theaceofspaceblog.com 

@theaceofspaceblog 

Vicki Bolick spent the first half of her career in 

politics working on Capitol Hill, leaving after thirteen 

years to pursue her true passion of interior design. 

After completing her formal education in design 

at the Atlanta College of Art and Vanguard School 

of Interior Design, she opened her own practice in 

2006. Since 2011, Vicki’s acclaimed blog The Ace of 

Space has provided a unique platform to share her 

love of design and the belief that “we should always 

make more room for beauty in our lives.” Vicki’s 

work has been recognized by numerous outlets 

including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, HGTV, 

Atlanta Home Improvement, Atlanta Magazine & 

One Kings Lane. 

Be sure to stop by Vicki Bolick’s 


Made Goods 

B1 9-A6 

BoBo Intriguing Objects 

B1 9-A15 

Currey & Co 

B1 14-F10 

Learn more about Vicki Bolick at 

restylesource.com/vicki-bolick

THE 

Design Matters 

TREND 

In her exploration of the “Design Matters” theme, Vicki incorporated 

upcycled design and industrial references to create a thoughtful, 

forward-looking style highlighting the beauty of recycled material. 

Surprising elements—such as a contemporary chair woven from industrial 

seat belt material—show that great design has the power to challenge 

previously-held ideas. Form is also a key component here, incorporating 

simple shapes and rustic metals, rounded shapes and clean lines paired 

with mixed materials. 

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1. Gajel Side Table 

Moe’s Home Collection | B1 14-F11 

2. Masonic Rug 


3. Grant Lounge 

Ink + Ivy | B1 13-E6 

4. The Paint Can Panel 


5. Seat Belt Dining Chair 


6. Abstract Zinc Sculpture 


7. Yasmin Floor Lamp 


#TheGreatReset


Steve McKenzie 

steve mckenzie’s 


stevemckenzies.com 

@stevemckenzies 

Steve and Jill McKenzie opened steve mckenzie’s 

interiors and lifestyle store in September 2012. The 

brand offers a design sensibility that converges two 

fundamental influences—the graciousness that they 

have grown to appreciate while living in the South 

and their personal love for the mid-century modern 

aesthetic. An artist at heart, Steve McKenzie found 

his creative niche in the interior design community 

after Steve’s 20-year tenure as president and 

CEO of Larson-Juhl. McKenzie Design LLC has 

completed projects throughout the Southeast and 

Midwest, has been published in Atlanta Homes 

and Lifestyle, and has been recognized by other 

national publications, including House Beautiful and 

Traditional Home. 

Be sure to stop by Steve McKenzie’s 


Emdee International 

B1 15-E13 

Accent Decor 

B1 18-E20 

Rosse & Associates 

B2 8-818 

Learn more about Designer Name at 

restylesource.com/steve-mckenzie

BRAND 

FEATURE 

Castelle 

Steve McKenzie’s vignette looked to the outdoors for inspiration, as well 

as to the design-forward Solstice Collection by CASTELLE. Channeling 

the beach cabanas of the French Rivieria, a background of warm neutrals 

anchors striking accents of bright yellow and saturated turquoise to create 

a luxurious, Mediterranean-inspired space. The cozy conversation area is 

finished with an ombré back wall, suggesting the sea and coastline. 

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1. Tangerine Appetizer Plates 

Le Cadeaux | B2 10-1000B 

2. 11” Boxwood Ball 

New Growth Designs | B1 14-E20 

3. OUT 89 Pillow 

Lacefield Designs | B1 13-A1 

4. Mali Camel Rug 

Dash & Albert | B1 15-A1 

5. Fouta Ibiza Stripe Throw 

Scents & Feel | B2 1-714 

6. Clear Mini Bottle 

Baci Milano | B2 10-1000B 

7. Contemporary Square Firepit 

CASTELLE | B2 10-10A06 

8. Solstice Lounge Chair 

CASTELLE | B2 10-10A06 

#TheGreatReset

WELCOME 

TO AMC Live 

Take a leap forward into 2018 with the design leaders 

of AmericasMart--our AMC Live spaces are also 

taking part in “The Great Reset.” Weaving together 

the futurism of “INfusion,” the glamour of “Nocturne,” 

the tactility of “Earthed” and the innovation of 

“Design Matters,” these spaces each combine a 

few aspects of the trends of tomorrow. Stylish picks 

from our exhibitors set the stage appropriately for 

this season’s discussions on the future of design. 

Luxurious, diverse, and always stylish….no matter 

what the future holds, it’s all waiting to be discovered 

at AmericasMart! 

Visit these design-led temporaries: 

HD Home 

Building 1, Floor 1 

ANTIQUES 


DÉCOR | Light & 

Lifestyles 


Tabletop LUXE 


Gourmet LUXE 


Gardens LUXE 


HIGH DESIGN ® & 

HIGH DESIGN LUXE ® 


Handmade Designs 


Handmade Jewelry 


On Trend Gifts 

Building 3, Floor 5

AMC LIVE 

The Green Room 

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1. Script Label Books, Cream 

E. Lawrence, Ltd. | B1 13-A1 

2. Art Deco II 

Shadow Catchers, Inc. | B1 9-C5 

3. Art Deco I 

Shadow Catchers, Inc. | B1 9-C5 

4. Jameson Table Lamp 


5. Metal Chair 

Creative Co-Op | B2 10-1003 

6. Hooper II Chair 

Mercana | B1 12-C9 

7. Hudson II Console 

Mercana | B1 12-C9 

8. Exagoni III Side Table 

Mercana | B1 12-C9

AMC LIVE 

The Interview Room 

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1. Bite Your Tongue Faux Plant 

Napa Home & Garden | B2 12-1210 

2. Vanderbilt Floor Lamp 


3. D1051 Pillow 


4. Jenni Chair 


5. Devereaux Sofa 

Taylor Burke Home | B1 8-L01 

6. P0296 Black / Ivory Pillow 

Loloi, Inc. | B1 4-E1 

7. Cylinder Side Table 

Noir | B1 13-B5 

8. Mezzo Vase 


9. Intermezzo Rug 

Surya | B1 11-A1

AMC LIVE 

The Stage 

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1. Town Rug 


2. Guy Chair 

Oly Studio | B1 9-C1 

3. Palmer Round Coffee Table 

Tritter Feefer | B1 9-A16 

4. P0443 Black 

Loloi| B1 4-E1 

5. D1206 Pillow 


6. Gris Dark Hide 

Saddlemans | B1 10-E10 

7. Leon Side Table 


8. Polyhedron Vase 


9. Marilyn Sofa 

Gilded Home | B1 9-C8 

10. Torme Floor Lamp 

Mr. Brown | B1 9-B1

TEMPORARY VIGNETTE 

Trending in High Design 

Take a walk on the “Nocturne” side in this vignette, highlighting a sultry 

and sophisticated palette and luxe materials like supple leather, brass, 

silk and shagreen. High-polish surfaces are juxtaposed with natural 

treasures such as horn, quill, aged metallics and jagged quartz crystal 

in the well-curated collection of a global aesthete. 

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1. Derby Frame 

Thurston Reed | B2 1-100D 

2. Copper Sheet Side Table Pair 

24e Design Co. | B1 1-04 

3. Geode Bottle 

Jamie Dietrich | B1 9-C16 

4. Textured Gold Cachepot 

Aerin | B2 1-411 

5. Tobacco Spice Candle 

D.L. & Company | B2 1-627 

6. Shiatzy Chen 

Assouline Publishing | B2 1-404 

7. Hemp & Shell Necklace 

Ngala Trading Co. | B1 8-L06 

8. Tortoise Small Finial 

Couture Lamps | B1 8-L01 

9. Shagreen Jewelry Box 

Aerin | B2 1-411 

10. Abra Wallcovering 

Mitchell Black | B1 8-L01

In the Summer, we wear white. Join us in 

celebration as we toast The Great Reset 

vignette designers during July Market. 

Friday, July 14 | 7 p.m. 

Vignette Gallery | Building 1, Floor 14, 14-D-9 

AmericasMart ® Atlanta 

Learn More & RSVP 

AmericasMart.com/TheGreatReset 


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