Luxe Interiors + Design

Architecture Robert Sinclair, Sinclair Associates Architects Inc.

Suddenly, Greenville, South Carolina, seems to be the city on everyone’s lips. But its recent surge in popularity certainly didn’t happen overnight. Nurtured over decades of careful urban planning, the city’s downtown has steadily revitalized, inviting boutiques, art galleries and eateries into the industrial vestiges of its textile-industry past. Today, Main Street fizzes with activity on dining patios, walking trails and the gracefully engineered single-suspension pedestrian Liberty Bridge, all embracing the master-planned Falls Park at the city’s heart.

Passing through the gold-leaf entry of Le Colonial, it's as if you’ve stepped into a glamorous, bygone era. The famed French-Vietnamese restaurant now has a prime location on Naples'5th Avenue South, with a dream-team collaboration between Chicago architecture and design firm Knauer Inc, Connecticut firm DF Creative Designs and Swedish artist Jonas Wickman.

Architecture: Richard Landry and Suzanne Evans Shepela, Landry Design Group

Overlooking Naples Bay, the property’s many outdoor amenities include a vanishing-edge pool with fountains as well as a waterside fire pit, surrounded by Summer Classics’ Bentley woven swivel rocker lounge chairs. The home’s exterior is painted Sherwin-Williams’ Shoji White.

In the heart of Atlanta, a stylish couple began the search for a new home, hoping to blend sophistication and warmth within a welcoming haven for their family of six. Serendipitously, they happened to meet one of the city’s most celebrated architects, the late Bill Harrison, and mentioned their housing search. The timing couldn’t have been better, as Harrison had recently bumped into former clients looking to downsize from the 1990s Buckhead abode he had remodeled for them more than a decade prior.

Architecture Scott Carson, Adam Kostis and Tom Bell, Cosan Studio

Honoring the timeless character of his English manor-style abode’s front entry, designer Alfredo Paredes styled the scene with faux evergreens dressed up with gold and ruby ribbons from Mood Fabrics. The antlers above the door were purchased from Randall Tysinger Antiques.

Interior Design Bronwyn Ford, Pursley Dixon Ford Interior Design

Architecture Aaron Mollick and Lisa Sidlauskas, Studio AM Architecture Interiors