Trend Spotting - Part 3: Atlanta Resources for Industrial Chic Style Finds

Check out the following local Atlanta interior designers and home furnishing store owners at the forefront of the Industrial Chic inspired design trend.  

 Kay Douglas - Interior Designer and Owner of South of Market, with locations in Atlanta & Charleston, SC.  Check out SOM's Blog.

 Kay Douglas

 Kay Douglas - South of Market

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Kay Douglas - South of Market
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Design Inspiration - I've noticed how Kay Douglas has a focus on reusing over scale and textured basket forms & shapes, recycling them into light fixtures.

  Mark Sage (seated) - Importer, Designer, and Owner of Love Train Antiques and Bobo Intriguing Objects.  Pictured with business parter Rudi Nijssen.  Most recently, Mark Sage & Rudi Nijssen's design influence has found its way onto the pages of this season's Restoration Hardware collection, having partnered with the company.  Check out the following link to Atlanta Magazine's article on Mark Sage & his Bourgeois Bohemian style - click here

Mark Sage - Love Train Antiques - Open to the Public
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Mark Sage - Bobo Intriguing Objects - Open to the Trade Only
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Design Inspiration - Mark Sage's design influence has made its impact with these wine barrel chandeliers.  Having incorporated wine barrel components to reinvent a rustic modern style light fixture, as in the above and below published photos, and sold through Restoration Hardware.

 Restoration Hardware Wine Barrel 6 Arm Chandelier $2495
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Randy and Courtney Tilinski - Owners of Bungalow Classic - a home furnishings shop here in Atlanta, also highlighting the reclaimed & refined style.
 

 Bungalow Classic

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Bungalow Classic

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Design Inspiration - Bungalow Classic's use of of strong over scale table lamp bases, taking it's queue from reclaimed wood objects, makes for a quiet, yet refined statement and accessory piece to the room.  Note the published photos of similar bases, above and below.