A New Year, Seen in Light
As the new year begins, we find ourselves paying closer attention to
light - how it enters a room, how it settles, and how it reveals the intent behind a home’s design.
Interior Design | The Design Atelier
Architect | TS Adams Studio
Publisher I Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles
Stylist I Eleanor Roper
Winter light is especially instructive. It is lower, more deliberate, and honest. It clarifies proportion, texture, and craftsmanship without excess. In our work, we wait for these moments—not to embellish a space, but to let it speak for itself. Using tools such as the Sun Seeker app, we carefully plan our photographic path through a house, following the sun as it reveals each space at its best.
Interior Design | Betsy McBride of Harrison Design
Publisher I Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles
Stylist | Elissa Benzie
Beautiful light isn't just about the brightness of a sun-drenched room; it's about the deliberate use of shadow to craft a mood. Sometimes the most compelling stories are told in the places where light barely reaches.
Interior Design | Sherry Shirah Design
Stylist | Thea Beasley
Interior Design | Kim Scodro Interiors
Stylist | Cate Ragan Styling
Over the coming year, our focus remains unchanged: to photograph homes as they are conceived and lived in, with patience and respect for the collaboration between architect, designer, landscape architect, and client. Light is the constant thread that connects those disciplines, and it continues to guide how we see.
Interior Design I Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design
Thank you for trusting us to document your work. We look forward to another year of thoughtful spaces, quiet moments, and the enduring beauty of well-considered design.
With best wishes for the year ahead,
