

Rheinstein photo is by Corey Walter for domino.

Update, November 1, 2008
Reader Michael was kind enough to send us a link to the LA Times coverage of Greystone.
Above, in the master sitting room, Michelle Nussbaumer used a pair of carved Chinese daybeds by Ceylon et Cie Portfolio and hand-painted Chinese wallpaper by Paul Montgomery Studio. Her design reminds me of an interior seen in the film, Vanity Fair. (Times photos by Gary Freidman.)
Image above is © Mira Nair, Vanity Fair: Bringing Thackeray's Timeless Novel to the Screen, Newmarket Press, 2004. See also the official site for Vanity Fair.
Above, Windsor Smith's master bath; below, peacocks in Tim Clarke's game room.

The showhouse is presented by Veranda.

Often I recommend a great source for Southeastern shoppers: Mandarin Antiques, located in Buckhead at 700 Miami Circle. It's a wonderful place to find lamps, garden stools, chests, and accessories, and for years it was open on Sundays. But no longer. Call to confirm holiday hours in December. (Image courtesy Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.)
Reader Michael was kind enough to send us a link to the LA Times coverage of Greystone.




The showhouse is presented by Veranda.

Often I recommend a great source for Southeastern shoppers: Mandarin Antiques, located in Buckhead at 700 Miami Circle. It's a wonderful place to find lamps, garden stools, chests, and accessories, and for years it was open on Sundays. But no longer. Call to confirm holiday hours in December. (Image courtesy Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.)