Karen was chosen by ADAC to participate in this exciting event, which Amy Musarra, ADAC’s Special Events and Projects Manager explains, “pairs a designer or design firm with a showroom represented in the building and they design a lifestyle vignette/room in the empty showroom windows.  This gives designers exposure in the building and showrooms added exposure of their product in the context of an actual room”.  The Spring 2013 “Behind the Windows” will have a soft opening on April 15^th and an...

Harrison Design Associates was recently included in the “Trends Top 50 American Homes” as selected by Trends magazine.  The top projects were chosen based on design excellence, function, product specification and style.

Open now, this year’s Inspiration House, on the grounds of the Cathedral of St. Philip, showcases gorgeous spaces created by twenty-one of the region’s most engaging designers. For her part, Karen transformed an outdated 1980s men’s room into a finely tailored lounge.

Harrison Design is honored to be among the winners of the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyle's 24th annual Kitchen Contest!

The current issue of Kitchen + Bath Ideas is running a story on a bathroom designed by Karen Ferguson, head of Harrison Design Associates’ Interior Design Studio.

It will be on stands through December 11^th so pick up a copy today.  

Harrison Design Associates and Marshall Howard Interior Design are pleased to announce a recently completed project in North Georgia featured in an eight-page pictorial in the July 2012 issue of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles

Modern Atlanta 2012 (MA12) is now over, but it was another fantastic year for this important annual event. Robert Tretsch, the director of HDA’s modern studio, was among the global talents interviewed in MA12 Guide. We are so proud of Robert, of MA’s founding partners, Elayne DeLeo and Bernard McCoy, and of the dedicated staff and volunteers who made the show such a success.

Anthony Grumbine has begun creating a 13-part series on Santa Barbara's Architecture for Village Properties.  Village Properties is one of the most respected realtors in the Santa Barbara market and we are thrilled to be working on this project with them. 

According to a review on Amazon.com, Porch Living provides the venue of venues to grasp the goodness of both the home and garden.  We are honored to have our work featured throughout the book, including pages 14, 28, 66, 76 and 115. 

The nonprofit group Art Sandy Springs honored Bill’s passion and creativity by naming him its 2012 Artist of the Year.  Bill Harrison recently sat down with reporter, Dan Whisenhunt, to discuss, among other things, dance architecture, and his thoughts on the effort to create Sandy Springs' City Hall.

On February 11, 2012, the Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) honored William H. (Bill) Harrison as their first Medal of Vesta recipient.  This award was created to recognize the vital contributions of patrons and advocates, those who not only appreciate the classical tradition, but who support the vital missions of our local community working outside the realm of practice.  There is a video presentation about the award on our YouTube channel and more inf...

On February 11, 2012, the Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art awarded Harrison Design Associates’ Fairfield Manor with top honors at the 2012 Philip T. Shutze Awards in the category of Residential over 10,000 square feet.   Click here for more information about the award.

The latest issue of Trends magazine is running a beautiful spread about one of our projects on St. Simons Island, Georgia.  This Arts and Crafts style home (PDF) represents a great collaboration with Rob Marett Custom Homes, Lisa Torbett Interiors and two incredibly dynamic clients.  Congratulations to the HDA team which included William ‘Bill’ Harrison, Jasmine Chulacharitta, Chad Goehring, Derek Hopkins and Steven Markey.

Deborah Hodge Harrison has been named the 2012 Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Fernbank Museum of Natural History.  Deborah has been active with the museum since 2000.  She has served in various capacities, including as a Trustee and has chaired A Timeless Affair, the museum’s signature fundraiser.  In her role as Chairman, Deborah will continue to build upon the museum’s mission to inspire life-long learning of natural history through dynamic programming to encourage a greater appr...

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ November issue includes Bill Harrison as one of the most influential people making an impact on Atlanta design.

HDA’s Rick Hatch, and contractor Robert Soens of Pinnacle Custom Builders worked closely with the Ruediger family to renovate and restore their 1920s Tudor home.  In addition to creating better flow and expanded space, the house is now platinum-level EarthCraft certified.

Come learn about our exciting endeavor to save a magnificent Catholic basilica by relocating it from Buffalo, New York to Norcross, Georgia. The Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art is hosting this informational forum in Buckhead at 6:00 pm on Monday, August 15th at The Cathedral of Christ the King Catholic Church, Parrish Center.  Father Dye of Mary Our Queen will lead a lecture, with contributions by Bill Harrison of Harrison Design Associates, and Dean Michael...

Read all about the elegant and family-friendly home of former Atlanta Brave, Jeff Blauser, and his family.

Congratulations to our friend Charlie Loudermilk on the dedication of a new statue in his honor.  Friends and family gathered on Tuesday, July 12^th at the Buckhead park bearing his name, to celebrate the 84th birthday of one of Atlanta’s greatest business leaders and philanthropists.  Invited guests, which included Mayor Kasim Reed, Ambassador Andrew Young, and Bill and Deborah Harrison, surprised Mr. Loudermilk with the statue depicting him in his inimitable ‘thumbs up’ stance.  Created by t...

Bernard Austin, managing principal of the firm’s New York office, lends his expertise to an article about new homes that seem timeless.  The article is entitled, ‘Building New, Looking Older.’