Seeing Green(9)

In the dining room, a door to the kitchen was walled over, eliminating an undesirable view of the stove from the dining room and foyer. Now there’s wall space for an antique Regency sideboard and an arrangement of 17th-century botanical prints. Walls are upholstered in a celery-green cheetah fabric, also used for the draperies. A metal slider that previously stepped out into shrubs was replaced with two tall narrow windows flanking a single glass door. The door now opens to a small terrace with an iron railing edged with azaleas.

Sources:
Drapery fabric and upholstery on walls (“Leopard’’/Green, by Travis): Travis & Co., 404/237-5079, trade only.
Trim paint (“Pale Celery’’ #2150-60): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667.
Dining table; bull’s eye mirror; botanical prints; tureen: owner’s collection.
Sideboard: Bobby Dodd Antiques, 404/231-0580.
Framing: Fred Reed Framing, 404/875-4372.
Lamps on sideboard (antique): Edgar-Reeves, 404/237-1137.
Sisal rug: Designer Carpets, 800/241-0456, designer-carpets.net.
Dining chairs and fabric: Crate & Barrel, 800/996-9960, crateandbarrel.com.
Dishes (“Copeland’’): Spode, through Royal China & Porcelains Cos. Inc., 800/257-7189, spode.co.uk.
Tureen: owner’s collection.