Edible Arrangements is so ubiquitous that the Venn diagram of you sending or receiving one is likely a circle. Whether
Thornton Kennedy and James Ottley have always been history buffs, even as their careers carried them in different directions. Kennedy,
In the summer of 2008, after another Neighborhood Planning Unit (NPU) meeting, three Buckhead neighbors sat down to talk through
Huff Harrington’s three-story townhouse in the Galleries of Peachtree Hills is a wonderland of “crunchy” antiques, modern touches, and thoughtful
A winter morning in 1987 was not supposed to be the morning that changed everything. It was a Sunday, and
David Boehmig and I have lunch occasionally at Houston’s on West Paces Ferry. David runs Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International
In 2019, childhood best friends Sean Goldsmith and Trevor Wolfe decided to stop drinking for two separate reasons: one had
The longtime Jeffrey general manager has found success on his own as a purveyor of exclusive fine jewelry, art, and
When we opened Local Three Kitchen & Bar just over fifteen years ago, our phones weren’t working, and our website
For over 40 years, w.kleinberg has been offering a made-to-measure leather experience In an era of fast fashion and mass
Some artists find their metier through creative exploration; others know what they want to do right from the start. Such
Designers, homeowners, and corporations rely on Julie Wynne Jones’ expert eye for art Art advisory is one of those creative
When it comes to creative projects, Ryan Embry doesn’t really know how to say “no.” In an industry built on
Jamey Shirah transformed Buckhead’s beloved Ivy into something entirely new—and intentionally hard to categorize. The building at 3717 Roswell Road
Tradition Company has been working holiday magic for 20 years During the holidays, it can be easy to take the
UPDATE: RYAN HARDWICK WINS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP November 11, 2025 – Buckhead resident clinches FIA World Endurance Championship title in dramatic
Local group recently celebrated its 22nd home for Habitat for Humanity. Barbara Reid and Polly Simpson had a conversation in
Antoinette Rosenberg’s Gather’d opens at Buckhead Court IMAGES by Angie Webb The 4 P.M. thought of “What’s for dinner?” is
