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"Suzanne Kasler at Home in Atlanta\nAt her Regency-style house in Atlanta, the interior decorator makes an up-to-the-minute statement grounded in history\nInterior decorator Suzanne Kasler on a balcony at her Atlanta residence, which was renovated by architectural designers William T. Baker &amp;amp; Assoc.\nWith a new limestone portico and a fresh coat of cream-color paint, Kasler's house now possesses the mien of an English Regency mansion.\nKasler used a neutral palette in the living room. Works by artist Kris Ruhs hang behind a silk-velvet-clad sofa from Kasler's line for Hickory Chair; the clear-acrylic tables and the curtain fabric are by Nancy Corzine. The antique Swedish chairs by the fireplace were found in Paris, and the Agra rug is by Beauvais Carpets.\nThe dining room is furnished with a table and chairs from Kasler's line for Hickory Chair; the room's dark-leather-clad chairs are vintage Jansen, the silver-plate punch bowl is by Ralph Lauren Home, the custom-made wall covering is by de Gournay, and the sisal is by Stark Carpet.\nKasler-designed barstools for Hickory Chair stand at the kitchen island; the cabinetry is by Downsview Kitchens, the sink fittings are by Michael S. Smith for Kallista, and the tile is by Waterworks.\nThe kitchen's dining area features an antique Swedish pine table with Regency chairs; the pendant lights are by James Huniford Collection.\nA circa-1780 French stone mantel from Fran\u00E7ois &amp;amp; Co. is the family room's focal point; the mixed-media work above it is by Dusty Griffith, and the chandelier is a flea-market find.\nPrints and drawings by Pablo Picasso, Carolyn Carr, and others fill a wall in the family room, above a drafting table bearing a picturesque arrangement of antique globes.\nPainted in a Benjamin Moore gray, the master sitting room contains a sofa by Nancy Corzine and a cocktail table by Kasler for Hickory Chair.\nRose Tarlow Melrose House chairs flank a BeeLine Home table in the master bedroom.\nSeveral Nancy Corzine designs\u2014the bed, chests, and bench, which is upholstered in a Fortuny cotton\u2014are arrayed in the master bedroom; the armchair is antique, the lamps are by Christopher Spitzmiller, and the rug is by Stark Carpet.\nThe dressing table in the master bath is by Nancy Corzine, as is the mirror; the chair is a Kasler design for Hickory Chair.\nThe master bath's tub and fittings are by Waterworks; the bronze-dor\u00E9 tables, found at a French flea market, once graced the Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris.\nA guest room includes a chair and ottoman from Kasler's Hickory Chair collection and a carpet she designed for Safavieh; the window treatments are made of a Nancy Corzine linen.\nA guest bath features an \u00E9tag\u00E8re and mirror by Restoration Hardware and sconces from Circa Lighting; the washstand, sink fittings, and tiles are by Waterworks.\nA Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils print dresses up a guest room; the beds and mirrored chest are Kasler designs for Hickory Chair.\nSofas by Janus et Cie and 1950s French woven chairs from the Nicholson Gallery beckon from the terrace; the sunburst mirror is vintage.\nThe first floor of the guesthouse serves as a garage.\nVintage armchairs discovered at a flea market in Avignon, France, are grouped on the lawn near the pool; peegee hydrangeas are planted beside a folly-like shed."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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