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PRIVATE RESIDENCE · EAST COBB, GEORGIA
Noble
An East Cobb residence where deep green millwork, sculptural lighting, curved furnishings, and layered rooms bring a sense of occasion to everyday life.
THE COMMISSION
A Clear Point of View, Carried Room to Room
Noble did not need every room to look alike. It needed each one to feel unmistakably part of the same home. The work moved through the foyer, living room, dining room, kitchen, family room, home office, and powder room, connecting them through confident color, sculptural lighting, tactile upholstery, reflective metal, and carefully scaled art.
The living room became the clearest expression of that idea. Deep green arched millwork gives the architecture permanence; crystal palm chandeliers, a curved bouclé sofa, gold tables, layered rugs, and the lit stone fireplace turn the room into a setting that feels glamorous without becoming precious.
PROJECT TYPE
Main-Level Residential Interior Design
LOCATION
East Cobb, Georgia
SCOPE
Full-Service Residential Interior Design, Space Planning, Custom Millwork Design, Furnishings, Decorative Lighting, Window Treatments, Art and Accessories, Procurement, Styling, and Installation
SPACES
Foyer, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Family Room, Home Office, and Powder Room
COLOR + ARCHITECTURE
Green Gives the Room Its Architecture
The arched niches do more than hold objects. Their saturated color and integrated cabinetry establish symmetry around the stone fireplace, while the mirror and styled shelves give the wall a finished architectural presence.
Against that depth, the cream sofa and sculptural gold tables feel brighter, softer, and more deliberate. Curves relax the formal centerline, layered rugs bring the scale down, and the fireplace remains the natural place to gather.
LIGHTING + ARRIVAL
The House Announces Itself Overhead
The foyer begins with a cascade of gem-cut pendants suspended from a medallion in the coffered ceiling. The fixture creates movement before the living room comes into view, offering the first hint of the glamour carried through the main level.
In the dining room, tiered crystal palm chandeliers repeat the living-room language at a different scale. Each room receives its own focal point, but brass, crystal, and warm light keep the sequence connected.
DINING + GATHERING
A Room That Flatters the Occasion
The dining room balances ornament with ease. A brass branch chandelier with crystal drops sits against oversized chinoiserie artwork and a gold lacquer sideboard, while the round table and olive velvet chairs keep the arrangement conversational.
At the bay window, geometric copper velvet drapery adds warmth and structure. An oversized gilt mirror and fiddle-leaf fig bring scale to the corners without filling every surface. The room feels ready for a dinner party, but never staged between gatherings.
EVERYDAY LIVING
The Standard Softens, Not Disappears
By the time the palette reaches the kitchen and family room, it has lowered its voice. A sculptural brass magnolia pendant gives the sink wall one memorable gesture, while white cabinetry and marble tile keep the room light and useful.
The family room is quieter still. Camel leather, a curved walnut sofa table, soft lighting, and the stone fireplace create a place meant to be occupied rather than preserved. The room belongs to the same home without asking everyday life to feel formal.
THE RESULT
Polished Enough to Host. Easy Enough to Live In.
Noble holds glamour and ease in the same frame. The rooms are expressive, but comfort is never treated as secondary; color, lighting, furnishings, and art work together without making the home feel staged.
Each room keeps its own character. Together, they create a main level that can rise to an occasion and settle back into ordinary life without changing its posture.
A home that flatters a dinner party on Saturday and asks nothing of a Tuesday night.
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BEGIN YOUR PROJECT
Make Every Room Feel Like It Belongs
Tell us what feels disconnected, unfinished, or not yet fully yours. We will begin with a conversation about how your home should live, welcome, and come together.