Elegant, refreshing, and totally chic - that’s how clients describe the gorgeous interior designs of Nandina Home & Design. Unique use of color, artwork, decor, and carefully selected - even custom-made - furnishings all come into play to create the one-of-a-kind homes that have that special Nandina touch.
Located right outside of Atlanta in Sandy Springs (Georgia) and Aiken (South Carolina), Nandina Home & Design brings a contemporary feel to traditional Southern architecture. Their designs perfectly capture a feel of livable luxury that harmoniously merges their clients’ unique tastes and lifestyles, boasting a “real life, real style” attitude. Never boring and always ahead of the curve - here are a few of my favorite looks from Nandina Home & Design!
Luxuriously Bold Interiors
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Bold prints and extravagant detail can be found in many of Nandina Home’s designs. They seamlessly pull off such accents by working them into soft color palettes, such as the cool blue tones we see above. Nailhead trim, brass lighting, and, of course, a show-stopping combination of floral art decor and boldly patterned wallpaper -- all of these elements are striking on their own, but Nandina Home brings them together for an even more eye-catching look and feel.
Warm & Welcoming Eclectic Styles
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From soft neutrals to rich and warm hues, Nandina shows off their uncanny ability to bring together both sides of the color spectrum. This Atlanta bachelor pad that they designed features masculine leathers and woods paired with subtle more artistic finishes, such as the detailed bed frame, artwork, and textiles. Marrying strong and soft elements can often be hard to pull off, but Nandina Home works this duo perfectly!
Transitional With Glamorous Flair
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If clean-lined transitional interiors are more your cup of tea, you’ll surely want to infuse your interior with a Nandina Home feel! For a gorgeous transitional look, Nandina chooses tailored furnishings and a neutral color palette as the foundation, adding in pops of saturated reds, oranges, and yellows. The compelling accent hues are complemented by traditional decor, which mostly include rich, warm woods and textiles featuring classic prints.
