One of my favorite architects, Bill Litchfield, has just launched a new website, and it is full of beautiful images from the homes that he has designed. Before starting his own firm, Bill spent ten years with the firm of the great Atlanta classicist architect Norman Davenport Askins; Bill is clearly continuing the tradition of classical residential architecture and period detailing with adjustments for the 21st century way of life.
One of the jewels of the portfolio is a beautiful home whose exterior was featured recently on Limestone & Boxwoods (click here for the post) - but this time we get to see the inside through Litchfield's new website. Click here to see the pictures; I feel pretty certain that Jackye Lanham was responsible for the interior design on this project. Can anyone confirm? Here are a few of my favorites:
Note the beamed ceiling and great arches in this room. I love the symmetry of the wall hangings, the graceful curve of the chandelier and the charm of the game table in the corner.
This is one fabulous staircase, with its sweeping curves, stunning window, and iron railing.
This has got to be one of the most beautiful rooms I have seen in a long time. This is my favorite kind of paneled room - softly and subtly painted in a neutral color that is hard to define. The architectural and design details in this room are beautiful - the recessed windows, built in bookcase under the window, limestone fireplace, and the stunning chandelier and mirror.
This bathroom has a great vintage feel to it, in part because of the lighting fixtures and the subway tile. The detail on the door at the end of the bathroom is absolutely perfection.
Well, maybe the detail on the paneling of this room is absolute perfection! The circles carved over the door and above the mantel seem so French to me (and are also seen in the master bathroom panels). I wonder if the paneling above the fireplace conceals a TV?
Click here to see more pictures of this exquisite home, on Bill Litchfield Design's new website: http://www.litchfielddesigns.com/feature1.html
I am intrigued by the 'Featured Projects' page, which features this beautiful house:
I love the mystery that surrounds this house, which is emphasized by both the picture and the password protection. How I would love to see the images contained within....Bill, if you read this, can you please send me the password? :)
Please visit Bill Litchfield Design's website for incredibly beautiful and inspirational images, and keep him in mind if you are ever in need of an oustanding architect!
http://www.litchfielddesigns.com/
All photographs used with permission - photography by Tom Namey of Namey Design Studios: http://www.nameydesign.com/index.html
Namey Design Studios is also responsible for the outstanding website design for Bill Litchfield's new site.
http://www.litchfielddesigns.com/
All photographs used with permission - photography by Tom Namey of Namey Design Studios: http://www.nameydesign.com/index.html
Namey Design Studios is also responsible for the outstanding website design for Bill Litchfield's new site.
WOW is all I have to say! AND the attention to every detail is amazing. I just happened upon your blog, you truly do have "things that inspire"!
ReplyDeleteGreat house! It has a French feel to it, and also an English feel too.
ReplyDeleteYou are correct, Jackye Lanham did the interiors for this house.
ReplyDeleteThe other designer that Bill Litchfield has worked with is Carolyn Malone. They make a great pair!
ReplyDeleteBill worked with Carolyn Malone on the house featured in the Cathedral Tour of Homes, and it was magnificent!
ReplyDeleteEvery last detail is breathtaking. Thank you for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I will definitely keep him in mind if I ever build a home!
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ReplyDeletegreat post! I love the interiors of all the homes!
ReplyDeletealso, I'm a bit confused about the password protected page, the home looks like it would be my favorite on the site, and I'm dying for the password so I can see some more images
ReplyDeleteCongratulation to Mr. Litchfield and thanks to TTI. It's like I've seen all those pictures before on the blogs. I drove by his office last night (near my takeout pizza place and Habersham Gardens). I never knew what wonderful things went on in there.
ReplyDeleteNeed to get another great Atlanta architect up there, if you catch my meaning.
NOW...those were some beautiful images! Love his work, and I also saw that house on the Cathedral Tour and it was stunning.....I was in awe of that kitchen.
ReplyDeleteI love Mr. Litchfield's designs!!! It's as if he can read my mind as to what I want in a house, absolutely fabulous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spaces. Truly inspiring!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh is all I can say. I am headed straight to his website as soon as I comment. I could not quit looking at the image of the paneled room with the bookcases and windows on either side of the stone mantel. Perfection!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see some more pictures of the house. I'm equally curious about the password-protected house.
ReplyDeleteWow, Bill's work is quite incredible. I die for that bathroom with the blue doors, stunning! I need to pop over to his website.
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The paneling in what appears to be the study is just amazing. Perfect attention to detail from the design down to the finish.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! This confirms, once again, that we share an appreciation for the same aesthetic! I am so jealous of Atlanta! It seems to be the design mecca of my world! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful site to get lost in!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Also, for great vintage lighting Google PW Vintage Lighting. You will be thrilled with the huge selection!
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Loved this one so much I wanted to reach out and thank you, and truely enjoy the emails from you to my box. Thanks, I look at everyone and enjoy most of them immensely. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteYes, Jackye Lanham was the designer. Ray Goins did the panel finishes. Isn't Bill amazing?! So glad he launched a website so we could see all of his work. Tom Namey (Namey Design) did the site. The password protected house is the most fabulous fabulous fabulous home, he worked with Carolyn Malone. Wish I could say more...
ReplyDeleteThat is just so fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for introducing us to Lichfield Designs! It is one of the most beautiful sites I know! The architecture is stunning! Love the interiors with the wood paneling and love all the bathrooms shown on the site!
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PS Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving me this nice comment!
Really, really beautiful. I'll have to check out the rest of Bill's portfolio.
ReplyDeleteWow, this house is really something else! I agree with you on the mystery that surrounds it, and it feels so romantic, classy and vintage, yet modern. The dining room is completely amazing, from the lighting, to the mirror and the paneling, just breath-taking. I was not a fan of the master bedroom paneling, although these look vintage, in my opinion the color doesn't fit well with the furniture palette. Thank you so much for sharing. Will definitely look into Bill Litchfield's site.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with every single photo. I'm off to go check out his website. Thanks for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteGracious living at it's best. I Love the collection of books in the dining room.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous...really... that bathroom is just perfect, it all is! (PS: Love Mad Men too!)
ReplyDeleteCharming!Love all the attention to detail. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is an absolutely stunning home both inside and out!! The trim details are absolutely perfect, especially the paneling with the circles. Not sure what room it is on Bill Litchfield's web site with the gorgeous arched black steel window - maybe the kitchen? Absolutely love it!! And the beamed ceiling is fabulous too :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome for the mention on our blog :-) Hope you enjoy the new-to-you web sites :-)
I haven't noticed a change in the traffic to our blog with the new Google image search. I find it takes longer to scroll through the pics, and takes more effort to locate pics that I'm looking for. I'm really not good with change, so that's my primary complaint about the new set-up!!
Kelly
Lovely interiors. I'm obsessed with chandeliers and I really like the one in the dinning room.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog, inspiring....
Thanks for the link, Holly
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Now that's a dream house!
ReplyDeleteOh my, that dining room makes my heart skip a beat. What a stunning home.
ReplyDeleteTake care, Carrie
Pretty Pretty Pretty. SO much inspiration on one website!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you like him...he does beautiful work.
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Okay that IS one of the most beautiful dining rooms! Thanks for starting my morning off right with these pictures :-)
ReplyDeleteLovin that house, inside and out! Thanks
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!!! I love his work! I could just move right in!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by!
Have a beautiful weekend~
;-D Kathleen
The whole house is gorgeous, but I especially love the dining room and the last picture (master sitting room?). Thanks for the great post.
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