Peachtree Penthouse

A senior executive wanted something rare: a penthouse that didn't feel like a penthouse. He'd lived in showrooms before — pristine, impressive, and somehow hollow. What he needed was a home that could hold the stillness of a Sunday morning and the focus of a late-night work session, without announcing itself. We began with the views and worked inward. The drama of the city skyline became backdrop rather than focal point. Warm walnut millwork, antique Persian textiles, and furniture built to last a generation brought the scale of the space down to something intimate.

Energy use dropped by 34% through passive strategies and high-efficiency systems. The family reports enhanced daily comfort and privacy, and the home has been featured in regional design publications.