Ashley Gilbreath

 

 

Ashley Gilbreath is a southern-based interior designer who studied at Auburn University and the New York School of Interior Design before working for Richard Keith Langham. The publicity she gained for her creative work has taken her around the country to work and consult on both residential and commercial projects. She has a passion for designing casual, elegant spaces where memories are made.

 

 


Get to know Ashley:

HM: What is your favorite thing about the fall season?
AG: Having a fire the second it drops below 78 degrees.

HM: What is inspiring you right now?
AG: Ehh, this varies daily! At the moment, the quick answer is travel. It's nice to step outside of the norm. Inspiration comes from anything from a sunset to a great architectural detail to a funky outfit or great shoes. Antiques with thoughtful details are always fun too.

HM: If you could only eat one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?
AG: Chocolate chip cookies, specifically my Mom's. They are not a "meal", but I could certainly make them one.

HM: Auburn or Alabama?
AG: AU always (LSU sometimes)

 

Feeling the Hughes

As seen in Garden & Gun and Traditional Home, Atlanta based Jared Hughes integrates some of our favorite Holland MacRae and Lee Industries upholstery pieces into his colorful, timeless style with an unexpected twist. He is grounded in the classics but perfectly modern. We love his sense of southern style and dramatic use of color. Learn more about Jared’s work on his website.

Pictured items from Holland MacRae: Upholstery Via Lee Industries, Lucille Side Table, Painting By William McLure All Available Through Holland MacRae

Pictured items from Holland MacRae: Upholstery Via Lee Industries, Lucille Side Table, Painting By William McLure
All Available Through Holland MacRae

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Cheers, Dear Friend

We were beyond thrilled when it was announced that Robert Brown was named Southeast Residential Designer of the year in May. As I reflect on Bob’s and my history together, and all that he’s accomplished, I am still struck by the execution of simple, clean lines with a refinement that embodies both elegance and “real life”. His pieces are the ones that look luxurious; you want to have them in your house. You can also live with them and not feel like you are walking in a museum. I remember the Atlanta Homes article when the line launched referring to his designs as “casual elegance”. I think that sums up Bob’s work, his demeanor, and the furniture line. He is the kind of man you just want to be around. He has exceptional taste without being pretentious. Actually, that describes all of the wonderful people we collaborate with!

But Bob stands out from the rest in this: aside from his incredible body of work, he is the quintessential southern gentleman and a truly kind soul. He is the kind of man you are honored to call a friend. Here’s to you, Bob. Thankful to work with you and know you.