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Wine About The Economy 2011

WINE ABOUT THE ECONOMY 2011

Save The Date!
DATE: Friday, June 17th
 TIME: 5pm-9pm
LOCATION:Downtown Newnan
 TICKETS: $20 advance purchase & $25 day of
ENJOY: Taste testing over 20 wines and receive a commemorative glass

RESTRICTIONS: Must be 21 yrs and over to participate

Residential Bath Remodel by Christi Estes of Panoply Interior Design

 His Vanity

 Bathroom Ceiling Detial

 Her Vanity

 Bathtub Tile Detail

Shower Tile detail

12 Days of Christmas in Downtown Newnan, Georgia

Stop in and see what the deal of the day is during the

12 Days Of Christmas in Downtown Newnan

at Panoply Interior Design and Flint Gallery
December 13th Through The 24th!

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16 Greenville Street

Newnan, Georgia 30263

Newnan Hospital Christmas Show House 2010

The Master Bedroom by Panoply Interior Design

The Ladies Study by Panoply Interior Design

Oktoberfest 2010

Friday, October 22, 2010

5 - 9 P.M.

Historic Downtown Newnan, GA

Please register on

South Court Square

*must be 21 to participate

Tickets: $20 per person

Fall Sale



Recent Art Sales at Flint Gallery of Panoply

"Foggy Trail" by George Charriez

"Red Heels" by Martin Pate

These are just two of many works of art that Flint Gallery of Panoply has sold in the past few months.

Flint Gallery features a wide assortment of artwork and handmade items for your home.

Come and visit us today in Historic Downtown Newnan.

Fall Art Walk

Come and enjoy Downtown Newnan during our Fall Art Walk!

Meet our artists and see which artist are being featured at other downtown shops.

This event is free and fun! Refreshments and music will be all over the square for this night out on the town.

September Artist Talk

Click the email link below to RSVP.

amanda@panoplyinc.com

David Boyd's Recent Artist Talk

Thank you to everyone that attended David's artist talk in August. We have had tremendous turnouts for our talks over the past few months and we look forward to the rest of the year going much the same. There are only two talks remaining this year so be sure to reserve your spot before these events come to an end!

Henry County Cancer Center

Panoply Interior Design, along with a group of artists, is currently bringing together a georgous assortment of original artwork to display in Henry Counties new Cancer Center. The grand opening is tentatively scheduled for September 23rd so stay tuned for up to the minute photos of the progress.  

Bird and Branch

June Artist Talk

Our June Artist Talk was a huge success!

We had over 15 participants sit in on Millie Gosch's informative

talk about her life as an artist and the art of Plein-Air painting.

Thank you to everyone who attended!

MAY Artist Talk

Monday, May 24th from 6-7pm

Flint Gallery of Panoply will be hosting an

Artist Talk

FEATURING: 

 Martin Pate

Join us for tea, cookies and conversation when Martin

shares with us his life as an artist. Space is limited so

email amanda@panoplyinc.com to reserve your spot!

Only One Day Left!

There is ONLY one day left to save 40% on furniture, lighting and accessories and 20% of all handmade pieces and art! Did I mention that you will also receive 40% off all special order merchandise as well? Come in and take advantage of this opportunity on Saturday, April 24th!

On the fourth Monday of every month, beginning in April, Panoply and Flint Gallery will be hosting artist and design talks.

Join us on April 26th from 6-7pm for tea and conversation for our first artist talk. Be sure to RSVP to amanda@panoplyinc.com to reserve your spot. Space is limited!

Floor Sample SALE

SALE    SALE    SALE

Floor Sample Sale

One Week ONLY!

Monday April 19th - Saturday April 24th

40% OFF - Furniture, Lighting, Accessories

& Decor

20% OFF - Original Artwork, Pottery 

& Jewelry

ADDITIONALLY: Get 40% OFF Retail On All Special Order Furniture Pieces

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A Magnificent Array

You may or may not know that Panoply means "a magnificent array". The name was chosen for our business for obvious reasons. Designers strive to create beautiful surroundings for everyone to enjoy. While the average person, with little design interest or talent, might scoff at the notion, one can't help but be happier when surrounded by a beautiful and functional space. This includes commercial spaces as well as residential.

 Studio Q Furniture and Artwork by McMillan 

Recently we were contacted by Outmed, LLC and Delta Community Credit Union to design the atrium area, elevator lobbies and corridors of their Newnan location. The building interior, a wonderful piece of architecture designed by Summer Wise and Associates, begged for color and comfort.

Our charge was to outfit the space with furniture, accent lighting, area rugs and fabulous artwork. Our partnership with the Flint Gallery of Panoply gave us the perfect resource to bring something truly unique to the space. Commissioned work by local artist McMillan, Georgie Dunn and Atlanta-based artist Jeff Surace now fill the space. Furnishings from Studio Q and David Edward provide guest seating and custom area rugs and plants bring warmth and comfort to the hard interior finishes. The look is completed by contemporary chandeliers over each seating area.

 

Studio Q Furniture and Artwork by McMillan

All of the artwork in the atrium area is original work including the fabulous grouping in the main elevator corridor. These pieces, a series of trees painted with gold and silver leaf and finished with a thick coat of lacquer, are stunning! McMillan, known internationally for his work, created the pieces on plywood boxes and installed them in a grid system that allows the viewer to see them individually from a close perspective and as a whole composition from farther away. The effect is spectacular!

It is a pleasure working with original artwork on any project. The collaboration between Panoply and the Flint Gallery is a true partnership that can bring solutions to many projects with varying degrees of budgets. Call us and we can discuss your project too!

 

Studio Q Furniture and Artwork by Jeff Surace

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Dining Room Stunner

                         (Top image is before; bottom image is after)

Christi M. Estes, ASID

It is always gratifying to be able to see a job come to completion. But it is extra gratifying to see one start out dated and unsightly and end up absolutely stunning! This was the case on a recent project of mine.

The project began as an interior update and turned into a full-blown, whole house renovation. Walking into the home for the first time, I could see that the house was bursting with potential. The architectural bones were beautiful and the details amazing; yet the flow, furnishings and accessories were straight from the 1980’s. And rightly so. The home’s last update was in the early 80’s. Think mauve, baby blue, forest green and lots of heavy draperies and brown furniture. My client, a wonderful lady who has an exquisite eye and great taste, wanted to bring the stately home up to date and capture the essence of it’s original splendor.

Upon touring the house, the room that immediately caught my eye was, interestingly enough, the dining room. This room was fully visible upon entering the home. It featured a wonderful cut crystal chandelier, a huge bow window with views of the home’s grounds (soon to be perfectly manicured), and a dated scenic wallpaper that had, over the years, become faded and water stained. The room also featured lots and lots of BROWN furniture. But in my mind’s eye I saw glamour, sophistication, texture, ambient lighting and blue!

As we worked on finding just the right finishes and pieces for the room, we also worked to improve the visibility of the room when entering the home. We raised the existing cased opening into the space and widened the doorway, flanking it with pilasters which matched those already in the house’s original architecture. We removed the existing hand painted wallpaper and replaced it with a Glam Grass paper by Phillip Jeffries. The hint of silver in the paper works beautifully with the cut glass chandelier! We also enveloped the room with a crisp painted wainscoting, adding raised molding details.

Choosing to keep the huge brown wood dining room table and buffet, we combined these staple pieces with contrasting dining chairs and lighted china cabinets from Hickory Chair. These pieces incorporated blue upholstery and paint accents as well as a wonderful creamy/beige paint finish that perked up the brown furnishings. A curved, gold gilded console from Amy Howard was selected to float in front of the bow window and was flanked with caned armchairs (Hickory Chair) upholstered in a velvet harlequin pattern. Surrounding the room, a soft glow is cast by beautiful lamps and interior lighting in the china cabinets. Heavy draperies were replaced with a Lee Jofa linen print and a plush wool area rug from Sharian adds additional softness to the space. Italian glass art and original artwork finish the room. The result is a masterpiece of sophistication. Simply stunning! Just see the pictures and judge for yourself!