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Painted white brick and shiplap are two classic building materials used in the Schoenith home. The family room is a grand example of Ashley\u2019s favored neutral palette.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Ashley and Shane Schoenith\u2019s Brookhaven home is a haven for her company\u2019s sweet Southern aesthetic<\/p>\n

I f you\u2019ve lived in the South and been paying attention to interior d\u00e9cor for the past 10 years, chances are you\u2019ve seen one of Heirloomed owner Ashley Schoenith\u2019s agrestic artisan products. You may have even used one of the watercolor botanical prints that float about Pinterest or a sashed linen apron like those beloved by editors of Better Homes and Gardens, O and Real Simple.<\/p>\n

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Ashley Schoenith is the brains and beauty behind Heirloomed artisan products and the homemaker behind this charming Brookhaven residence.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Following a childhood surrounded by her grandmother\u2019s well-loved wares, the Tallahassee native grabbed a degree from UGA then moved to Atlanta to kick off a career in the advertising industry before founding a manufacturing company and blog that\u2019s become a household name with Southerners. Business has boomed since she officially changed the moniker from IceMilk Aprons to Heirloomed in early 2015 and added additional product lines\u2014all handmade goods based on the concepts of scratch, simplicity, storytelling ability and inheritability. You can find anything from a live-edge wooden chopping board to a ceramic oyster dish on Schoenith\u2019s website, Heirloomedcollection.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

After several years in Brookhaven, she and husband Shane have added three kiddos to their brood (Wyatt, 4, Sawyer, 2, and Waylan, 1). So the pair set out to create their dream home, working with architect Donald Cole, of Creative Concepts Studio, and builder Sean Doughtie, of Schilling & Company, to create a floor plan perfectly suited to their lives together.<\/p>\n

After selecting a lush Brookhaven lot where they razed the existing ranch, the Schoeniths built a two-story residence with wide hallways and a basement for Schoenith\u2019s Heirloomed business needs as well as incorporating classic Southern hallmarks, from the 12-foot-deep front porch\u2014complete with rocking chairs\u2014to the long gravel walkway surrounded by herbs, fig trees, blueberry bushes and white hydrangeas. \u201cWhat we loved most about the lot were the woods in the back,\u201d Schoenith says. \u201cWe love being in the middle of the city, but still having room for the kids to run around.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The keeping room directly to the left of the foyer features dark gray walls and low-slung chairs that invite visitors to settle in for a few cocktails from the industrial bar cabinet behind them.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Over the past year, Schoenith has cultivated the home\u2019s interiors with a quintessential Heirloomed aesthetic: ultra-neutral and decorated with loads of antique and vintage objects culled from favorite flea markets and roadside pit stops. Shiplap walls (a woodpaneled treatment), old-fashioned six-panel doors, industrial sinks, local reclaimed-wood beams and a chicken wire-inspired stairwell railing all pop against grounding gray-washed oak floors, laid in varying widths to impart a visual rhythm. \u201c[The floor] stays crazy trampled on, so we wanted something that would stand up to that,\u201d Schoenith says.<\/p>\n

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The atmospheric dining room features slipcovered-linen high-back chairs from Restoration Hardware, a felled-pecan wood dining table made by Shane\u2019s company, WoodKith, and a wine barrel-stave chandelier by BoBo Intriguing Objects.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Schoeniths like to mix masculine moments into the design. The broad entryway is punctuated by one of Shane\u2019s handsome hunting mounts and is flanked by two mirroring spaces: the sitting room and dining room, both painted in a moody shade of gray that adds gravitas to the home\u2019s formal spaces. In the sitting room, low-slung chairs are paired with an antique safe bearing the word Monticello\u2014the same Georgia town where Shane\u2019s family\u2019s farm is located. A tall steel cabinet accommodates cocktail-making accoutrements, while the antique-reproduction fireplace features a bowl of old-fashioned brass doorknobs collected from the home that previously existed on this property. A BoBo Intriguing Objects reclaimed wine barrel-stave chandelier illuminates everything.<\/p>\n

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A weathered horse trough picked up at a shop in Serenbe serves as a corner cabinet for the Schoeniths\u2019 collections of silver and pewter.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In one corner of the dining room, a cabinet made from an old horse trough is stacked with antique sterling and Match pewter pieces (most recently procured from Steve McKenzie\u2019s) that the Schoeniths give each other in honor of anniversaries. The room also features a peaceful painting by Schoenith\u2019s mother, Tallahassee artist Judy Leckey, and a 3-foot-wide dining table made from a felled pecan tree by Shane\u2019s Brookhaven woodworking company, WoodKith.<\/p>\n

\u201c\u2019People don\u2019t believe us when we say it\u2019s pecan, but it really is,\u201d Schoenith says. \u201cThe slabs were huge.\u201d This exceptional wood specimen is surrounded by six linen-slip covered wingback chairs from Restoration Hardware and accented by ceramic design objects the kids are actually allowed to touch. Nothing is overly precious here. \u201cI do a lot of coffee meetings and larger work meetings in this room, probably more so than actual dining, but we love it for dinner parties,\u201d Schoenith says.<\/p>\n

Meals with the kids are more often enjoyed on the sturdy picnic table, also designed and crafted by WoodKith, that separates the kitchen from an open family room marked by built-in bookshelves, a white-brick fireplace and a roomy sofa.<\/p>\n

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The spacious kitchen has all the features Ashley dreamed of and then some (including an island countertop with nothing to clutter her prep space\u2014not even a sink!).<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The cooking space is spacious enough for all of Schoenith\u2019s culinary activities, whether she\u2019s making a pot of warm leek risotto or throwing flour on the island to make cinnamon buns for a big weekend breakfast. \u201cWe had no counter space in our previous kitchen, so in this one, I didn\u2019t want a thing on the island\u2014not even a sink,\u201d Schoenith explains. (Find her whimsical recipes on her blog.)<\/p>\n

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Caesarstone countertops in a color called pebble achieve the look of honed concrete and are virtually impervious to damage. The Schoeniths paired them with square white tiles and angular cup hardware in a textured iron finish, which contributes another masculine moment.<\/p>\n

And since they were creating the kitchen of their wildest dreams, Schoenith made sure to include both open and closed storage on the integrated refrigerator wall, allowing her to showcase all the pretty white dishes in her ever-growing collection.<\/p>\n

Around the corner, a mudroom boasts convenient built-in cubbies and herringbone brick floors, plus a spacious pantry built to spec, accommodating everything from cookbooks to super-tall vases.<\/p>\n

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The exposed rafters in the master gives the space lots of breathing room and adds to the early Americana effect imparted by all their rustic furniture.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Upstairs, the home\u2019s square-shaped layout wraps around a central stair hall. This floor accommodates a roomy laundry space and four sizable bedrooms, including a lofty master with exposed rafters. The room\u2019s rustic decor features a metal-frame king bed, card catalogue-inspired tall chest and handsome writing desk, with elements like primitive farm tools imparting whimsy.<\/p>\n

Adjoining the master bedroom is both the master bath, with its glass shower stall and bold black and white tiles, and Waylan\u2019s nursery. The baby\u2019s room contains a Hollywood Regency chest, weathered Asian console, giant stuffed giraffes and an Heirloomed felt pennant flag bearing his moniker.<\/p>\n

The other kids\u2019 rooms are equally cute. Eldest son Wyatt\u2019s boasts a bunk bed, glossy forest green Marais chairs and a woodcut of woodland scenery picked up in Nashville.<\/p>\n

\"Daughter<\/a>
Daughter Sawyer\u2019s bedroom displays a certain restrained old-world glamour, imparted partly by a vintage painting by a relative and a pair of mercury-glass lamps.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Sawyer\u2019s room revolves around a rose painting by Schoenith\u2019s greatgreat aunt. It\u2019s femme, but in the floral sense; there\u2019s not a wealth of pink, but there are touches of gold and old-fashioned glamour. \u201cWith Sawyer being the only girl, I wanted her room to be really light and pretty,\u201d Schoenith says. \u201cThis was my one shot at being as girly as we could be.\u201d<\/p>\n

Besides Sawyer\u2019s forthcoming transition to a \u201cbig girl bed,\u201d the Schoenith house will see many more fun changes in the coming months. \u201cWe will soon renovate our basement into a family space and studio for our business, as well as finish our back yard [landscaping].\u201d Just another day in paradise!<\/p>\n

STORY: Kate Abney
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