Located in hip East Atlanta Village, this unique mid-century property was featured in Dwell Magazine. Perched atop a large sloping corner lot, with mature trees, ample off-street parking, and an original decorative breeze-block wall, this single-story home sits on a granite foundation sourced from nearby Stone Mountain. Brick cladding, treated with a peppercorn-colored semi-transparent stain, provides a striking backdrop to the vibrant, mostly evergreen landscape. At the rear of the property is a 200sf workshop clad in stained tongue and groove pine, a bamboo composite deck with built-in cedar seating, and two large masonry planters. The generous masonry fire pit doubles as a grill, and serves as a focal point for outdoor entertaining. Inside, the casual, thoughtfully-designed spaces benefit from plenty of natural light, lots of built-in storage, and a few simple but well-chosen materials. Solid red maple floors in a pewter' finish echo the brick exterior. Bamboo cabinet fronts and 1 inch white hex tile bring warmth and texture to the kitchen. Both bathrooms are finished in white porcelain tile 2x2 square in the first bath and 3x6 stacked subway in the second. The master suite includes a walk-in closet, an ensuite bath, and a built-in bespoke cedar headboard with a leathered granite bedside table. The second bedroom features a whimsical forest silhouette mural, a cozy sleeping nook with a trundle bed, and plenty of space for toys and books. A third bedroom has been repurposed as a home office, with dual built-in desktops, storage, and a beautiful view of the backyard. Designed and executed specifically for the homeowners, no detail of this 1600sf gut remodel was overlooked. The home's spectacular gridded windows were painstakingly refurbished by hand. The plumbing, electric, HVAC, insulation, driveway, roof, and gutters were all replaced, as well as all of the interior finishes, fixtures, and appliances. 50 year architectural shingles, spray-foam insulation in attic, LED fixtures throughout.