Dancing Walls...Metallic Ombre
Every year the Atlanta Food and Wine Festival proves to be one of the most celebrated events for culinary enthusiasts. This year’s festivities included a new venue at ADAC ‒ the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center. Chefs from the Rathbun’s watch list were partnered with outstanding designers in Atlanta to create exhibits that offered a full sensory experience to showcase their delicacies.
KMH Interiors joined chef, Andrea Lever Upchurch who featured a Pavlova. This light and fluffy dessert was inspired by the Russian prima ballerina, Anna Matveyevna Pavlova. It represents the ballerina's famous swan costume consisting of a graceful and airy, layered tutu and delicate cabbage roses.
The Design Process:
Interior Designer, Lathem Jenkins Gordon wanted to translate this history into their exhibit with the use of a faux finish that would capture this feeling. She explained, “Think of a delicate tutu that will dance across the walls.”
The beautiful shimmer and gentle ombre’ effect of this decorative finish created the perfect backdrop for this elegant presentation. You cannot ask for a better creative team to work with than KMH Interiors
Special thanks to:
KMH Interiors
Sherwin Williams
ADAC- Atlanta Decorative Arts Center
