Hardendorf

In Atlanta’s Candler Park, this full-home renovation is quietly bold. Saturated greens, sculptural black accents, and warm oak cabinetry set a calm, modern tone.

In the kitchen, earthy clay pendants and woven leather stools pair with matte zellige tile and deep sage cabinetry. Bathrooms mix arched mirrors with vessel basins (including concrete in select rooms) and graphic fixtures that elevate the everyday.

Create a home that reads modern and timeless at once, layered but approachable using durable finishes, clean lines, and a confident material palette that carries from the kitchen into each bath and the main living spaces.

We kept the architecture quiet and let the materials do the work. Deep sage cabinetry and oak millwork ground the kitchen; matte zellige tile adds movement without noise. Clay pendants introduce warmth overhead, while woven leather stools bring texture to the island. In the baths, arched mirrors, vessel basins, and graphic fixtures add definition without tipping into trend. Natural light and a restrained neutral base tie the rooms together.

Deep Sage Cabinetry + Black Hardware

Saturated green lowers with black pulls give the kitchen its defining rhythm and contrast. 

Matte Zellige Tile Backsplash

Variegated square tile provides subtle depth behind the range and open shelves.

Earthy Clay Pendants + Woven Leather Stools

Terracotta-toned pendants and woven stools add warmth and tactile balance at the island.

Oak Millwork + Open Shelving

Light oak keeps the palette grounded and ties casework across rooms.

Arched Mirrors + Brass Sconces

Arched, black-framed mirrors with brass-and-white sconces bring soft geometry to the primary bath.

Vessel Basins + Graphic Fixtures

Round basins and wall-mounted faucets (with concrete basins in select rooms) add a simple sculptural note.