National Register of Historic Places
The 27,000 square-foot mansion, was designed in 1920 by Henry Hornbostel, a renowned Pittsburgh architect. It has been kept up and restored as closely as possible to its original design, and is one of Atlanta's most famous historic residences.
Christmas at Callanwolde 2011 Design Professionals
Great Hall
Sharon Anderson, Allied ASID
Sharon's Interior Images
Entrance Foyer
David William D'Ambrosio
Redefined Home Boutique
Music Room
Dana Terrell
Westside Foundry
Library
Lathem Gordon, Allied ASID
John Ishmael
Nandina Home & Design
Dining Room
Clay Snider, Allied ASID
Clay Snider Interiors
Breakfast Room
Vivian Cook, ASID
Janet Cross
Jules Guedry
Sweet Abode
Billiard Room
Mark Sunderland, Allied ASID
Mark Sunderland Interiors, Inc.
Porte Cochere
Ann Wisniewski, ASID
Theresa Druckenmiller, IFDA
DOWNsize Design
Porte Cochere Florals
Cornelia Ohl
Cornelia Design
Grand Staircase Landing
Robert Grayson, ASID
Andrew Harris, ASID
Grayson-Harris Interiors & Design
Grand Stairway
Sherry Moon
Buckhead Wrights Florist
Entrance & Living Room
Sumaya Maghariaf
Julep's Home Decor
Bedroom
Julie Witzel
J. Witzel Interior Design
Master Bedroom
Anna Abrams Design
Loren Audrey Taylor
Nursery/Guest Room
Kathryn Leach, President
Leach Associates, Inc.
Photo AlbumChristmas at Callanwolde
Meet the Designers
Callanwolde, a magnificent Gothic-Tudor style mansion, is set on 12.5 acres in Atlanta’s Druid Hills neighborhood.
The mansion was built in 1920 as the home of Charles Howard Candler, the eldest son of The Coca-Cola Company founder Asa Candler. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Callanwolde is a unique arts center and architectural landmark that enriches the lives of thousands of metropolitan Atlantans year-round.
Browse and enjoy the splendor of the historic 27,000 square-foot mansion, festively decorated by some of Atlanta’s top interior and floral designers including professional members of the Georgia Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID). ASID is the world’s largest organization of professional designers.
Period furniture, designer treasures, fine art pieces and dazzling Christmas trees reflect a historic Christmas in Atlanta reminiscent of the glorious time, the 1920s to the 1950s, when the Candler family lived in the mansion.
Click on the room name in the list at right to 'Meet the Designers'.
Thanks to Pike Nurseries at Toco Hills for providing poinsettias for 2011 Christmas at Callanwolde.
