Multi Family Interior Design in Atlanta

The suburban counties around Atlanta favor garden-style and wrap buildings, where the interior story is told across a leasing center, a clubhouse and corridors that residents walk every day. Podium buildings in denser infill pockets compress the same program into a ground-floor lobby and an amenity deck. The building format decides what the interiors have to do.

In a garden-style community, the clubhouse carries most of the brand and the model unit carries the rest, so the budget concentrates there. In a wrap or podium building, the lobby, the package area and the corridor finishes are seen by every resident daily, so durability and wayfinding earn a larger share. We set furniture, finish and art scope building by building instead of applying one package to every format.

Atlanta summers are hot and damp, afternoons bring heavy thunderstorms, and buildings run strong cooling loads. Entry vestibules, corridor flooring and lobby seating take that moisture in on shoes, umbrellas and wet bags. Hard-wearing flooring with a real walk-off zone, wipeable upholstery near entries and finishes that tolerate swings between cool interiors and damp outdoor air keep common areas presentable between cleanings.

The city's tall pines and hardwoods give a filtered, green daylight. Warm wood tones and red-clay earth colors sit comfortably in that light and give a model unit a regional anchor without leaning on a theme. A model should show a believable day in the unit: where the desk goes, where the sofa faces, how a dining table works in a smaller plan.