See how an interior designer turned a 1930 bungalow into a hidden-gem Midtown hideaway In 2002, Clay Snider wasn’t looking to purchase any property when he discovered a home in Midtown just a few blocks from Piedmont Park. He literally fell over the “for sale” sign in front of the house one day while taking ...

Lawrence Palmer’s Old Fourth Ward boot camps promote healthy lifestyles and healthy friendships Hailing from the tropics of Jamaica, Lawrence Palmer brings a unique boot camp workout program to Old Fourth Ward. Gauge Fitness was born out of Palmer’s belief in the life-changing power of fusing physical fitness with a sense of community. The group ...

For many of us, work means simply surviving the 9-to-5 grind (Crunching numbers. Time cards. Too many meetings to count.) But for this handful of lucky Atlantans, being on the job is anything but boring. From creating too-pretty-to-eat pastries to bringing headlining musical acts to Atlanta’s stages, take a peek behind the scenes of their ...

A millennial couple give their Poncey-Highland bungalow a modern farmhouse feel Jess Hunt-Ralston, a communications officer at Georgia Tech and the creative force behind the lifestyle blog Where With Elle, had been dating her now-husband, Chad, for less than a year when they decided to buy a house together in 2012. She was in her ...

Executive Pastry Chef, Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta Lasheeda Perry grew up in Philadelphia and was introduced to the world of culinary arts at age 15. A discerning culinary teacher, Mrs. Stephenson, introduced Perry to Careers Through Culinary Arts (C-CAP), a program that helps train under-served students who express an interest in hospitality. In 2012 she ...

See how one couple turned their traditional, Morningside Tudor into a family-friendly haven In 2010, when pediatric orthopedic surgeon Nick Fletcher told his wife, Jena, they would be moving from Dallas, Texas, to Atlanta so he could take a new job, she wasn’t exactly thrilled. “Atlanta was not on my short—or long—list [of choices]. I’d ...