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Atrium is located in Ponce City Market, northeast of Downtown Atlanta
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"The dining experience at Atrium is reminiscent of a garden party where you're free to enjoy yourself among the unique natural beauty of each petal and branch," said the team. The verdant theme is also continued in patterns across floor-to-ceiling curtains that drape across the entire back wall. "Composed like a piece of music, the art installation moves harmoniously around the room to celebrate the culinary experience at Atrium." Tables are illuminated by the glow of pink blown-glass lights "Thousands of pieces of florals and foliage are suspended in the air," Lind said. These are suspended from the 12-foot (3.7-metre) ceiling among an installation of vines and hanging plants, also by Lind, who founded local florist Pinker Times. Read: Five restaurants and bars worth going out for in Atlanta Further lighting is provided by green cloche-shaped pendants with bronze undersides. Hand-blown pink glass sconces supported by brass arms cantilever over the tables, giving off a warm glow. Pink banquettes sit atop wooden floors painted with diagonal stripesĭusty-pink banquettes and deep-teal love seats surround dark wooden tables, which are also paired with matching chairs for smaller parties. More arches on the other side provide access into The Bistro - a dining area with mottled green walls and a striped diagonal pattern applied over its wood flooring. Curtains patterned with tropical plants cover an entire wallįrom The Parlor, arched openings lead through to a bright lounge that is populated by soft, casual seating atop green and white floor tiles. "When I heard that Kipper was painting murals of these glossy ibis from South Africa, I designed a mossy landscape at the fireplace to abstractly house these cool birds," said floral designer Skye Lind. The Bistro dining room also features a green and pink colour schemeĪ hand-painted wall mural by Savannah-based artist Kipper Millsap depicts a flock of ibis birds in flight and is lit by fringed sconces imported from Spain. The terrazzo bar countertop, also flecked with pink, curves around to a seating area where banquettes tuck into each corner on either side of a fireplace that has a floral installation. Liquor is displayed in open cabinets with decorative rounded tops, also painted green to contrast the pink shade that covers the remaining walls, ceiling, ductwork and pipes.
"A translucent glaze was applied to accentuate dimension with the pooling of rich colour." A casual lounge area separates The Parlor from The Bistro "Similar to the name Atrium, the tiles were inspired by Roman columns and architecture," she said. The Parlor accommodates a 1,200-square-foot (110-square-metre) cocktail lounge, where the front of the bar counter and a large column behind are clad in emerald green ceramic tiles handmade by local artisan Charlotte Smith. A mural of tropical ibis birds accompanies pink seating and a floral installation in the fireplace The establishment is split over two main rooms: The Parlor and The Bistro.
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