July 9, 2021

Since March of this year, ADAC (Atlanta Decorative Arts Center) has welcomed one new showroom, one new design studio, an expansion and a renovation. The latest news features Bradley USA, C+H Interiors and Susan Currie Design, who bring a diverse array of specialties to the center, including commercial, residential and interior design services; luxury furniture; product collections and more. ADAC now features more than 60 showrooms and design studios that are open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

In addition to the two new tenants joining the community and a showroom expansion, ADAC is thrilled to welcome The Hungry Peach back after its temporary closure for renovations. With the reopening comes a new menu, a fresh remodel and a liquor license. Soon enough, guests will be able to enjoy a mimosa or glass of wine in The Hungry Peach’s newly refurbished, aesthetic space. The Hungry Peach is located inside of ADAC and is open Monday through Friday.

“If the last year has shown us anything it’s that design is here to stay, and the comforts of a swoon-worthy designed home are still a priority,” said Katie Miner, ADAC general manager. “We’re elated to welcome some incredible new tenants and support expansions and renovations as many grow their businesses while morphing into what’s needed now. The energy and focus on home innovation mean growth and continued growth means design moves forward. Which is exciting across the board for all ADAC businesses!”

Below are details on the latest ADAC showroom and design studio news:

Bradley USA| Suite 315
This summer, Bradley USA is eager to expand its presence in Atlanta by establishing a new flagship showroom in the same city as its corporate headquarters. The 3500-sq.-ft. space will be located on the third floor of ADAC’s main building and will provide distinct areas for product vignettes showcasing Bradley’s wide-ranging styles of furniture collections introduced throughout its 20-year history. In addition to its complete line of locally crafted, luxury furnishings and its expansive array of represented lines of bespoke wallcoverings and fabrics, Bradley will introduce new cutting edge, artist-driven wallcovering collections from Faye Bell, Donna Hughes, Louee Vega and more. The new ADAC showroom will become a proof-of-concept model for future showrooms with more innovative and technical product displays. The showroom will have physical products alongside interactive digital flipbook kiosks that will provide customers with easy to access sampling and ordering.

C+H Interiors| Suite 420
Earlier this spring, C+H Interiors made its ADAC debut with a soft opening to the public. Its 2200-sq.-ft. space will be utilized as a design studio as well as a showroom with multi-lines. Serving both the commercial and residential design communities, as well as direct clients, C+H Interiors approaches clients and leads with its full scope of design services, while also providing them with exclusive products and goods.

“In order to build a coherent reputation in the design community, we strive to provide an unparalleled, authentic design experience,” said Lia Shin, design director. “For this interest, having a showroom where clients can visit and engage with our products and services is first and foremost, and without it, is almost unthinkable! It’s only possible to maintain a constant flow of projects and ongoing activities when the showroom and the display are set with mindful gestures and placed in the right location.”

C+H Interiors will host a grand opening in September during the fall market.

Susan Currie Design| Suite 503F
It may not have been conventional to open a new design office in the middle of a pandemic, but Susan Currie is anything but conventional, and her designs follow suit. After opening her first office in New Orleans, Currie always knew that she wanted to come back to Atlanta someday. When a studio space became available at ADAC, she knew that she had to jump on the opportunity.

“With offices in two cities and traveling back and forth, I needed to make the design process as efficient as possible for my team and my clients,” said Currie. “Having an office in the middle of the Southeast’s premier design resource is about as easy as it gets. At ADAC, I can literally walk out of my studio door and source everything from fabric and wallcoverings to bespoke furniture, antiques, lighting, rugs, and even art and accessories.”

Susan Currie Design is a full-service residential design firm with a strong reputation for creating updated, colorful homes with an appreciation for historical architecture. The firm’s new Atlanta office is now open for business.