Susan Currie Design

Susan Currie Design Susan Currie Susan Currie has an innate design sense, keen eye for art, and practical communications experience.

She values life-long learning and finds ways to share her design talent with others in the Atlanta market. She serves on the ASID Georgia Chapter Board of Directors and is editor for their quarterly magazine INDESIGN. She also is a board member for Atlanta Designers' Network and volunteers for the Southeast Chapter of the Institute for Classical Architecture and Classical America and the Atlanta Ballet.

05/15/2026

Congratulations to all of the 2026 Design Excellence Award winners! Love seeing all the outstanding interior design work of our Georgia Chapter members.

05/01/2026

Following Rabbit down the beautiful path of weaving! Tonight’s Quattuor Lecture with the Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art was a true reminder of the artistry and discipline behind historic design.

We had the privilege of hearing from Rabbit Goody, whose mastery in recreating historical textiles is nothing short of extraordinary. Her work brings centuries-old techniques back to life—thread by thread—preserving the integrity, beauty, and storytelling woven into these pieces.

As designers, it’s inspiring to see such dedication to craftsmanship and authenticity. It deepens our appreciation for the layers of history that inform the spaces we create today.

Grateful to be part of a community that continues to celebrate and elevate the art of classical design.

04/22/2026

Today at Design ADAC, I had the pleasure of visiting the Kravet showroom and learning more about the creative process behind wallpaper production. It was fascinating to see how beautiful wallcoverings are still created using traditional screen printing techniques.

There is something so special about craftsmanship that blends artistry, precision, and time-honored methods. The screen-printing process produces depth, richness, and stunning detail that truly sets these papers apart.

A wonderful reminder that great design often begins with the hands of talented makers.

04/15/2026

The new Metaphores fabric collection draws inspiration from the atmosphere, the moon, and the ever-changing beauty of our environment. These textiles capture a sense of movement and light — from luminous, moonlit sheens to richly textured weaves that feel grounded in the natural world.

I’m especially drawn to the reflective gold and silver metallic fabrics as well as the patterns that evoke shifting skies and lunar landscapes, while the layered textures bring warmth and dimension inspired by earth, minerals, and organic surfaces.

Nature continues to be one of the most powerful sources of inspiration in design, and this collection translates those influences beautifully — creating textiles that feel both calming and sophisticated.

A wonderful reminder that when we look to the sky, the earth, and the environment around us, we find endless inspiration for interiors that feel timeless and meaningful. Take a moment to observe dawn or dusk! IMaybe you have a sunrise or sunset terrace that allows you to reflect nature’s wonders!

04/03/2026

Spring is always a gentle reminder that inspiration is all around us.

The soft blossoms of pink, layered with warm tones from nature, create a palette that feels both fresh and timeless. I often look to these seasonal shifts for ideas — the subtle color combinations, the organic textures, and the sense of renewal that spring brings.

Nature has a beautiful way of showing us how to blend color effortlessly… and this time of year is one of my favorites.

What spring colors are inspiring you right now?

03/30/2026

One of the most rewarding parts of interior design is seeing the transformation that comes from reupholstery. For this project, we’re giving a well-made sofa a second life — preserving its craftsmanship while updating the look to better reflect my client’s home and style.

Reupholstery is more than just selecting beautiful fabric. It’s about:
• Honoring quality construction that was built to last
• Reducing waste by keeping furniture out of landfills
• Supporting skilled artisans and local workrooms
• Creating a truly custom piece tailored to the space

In today’s world, sustainability is increasingly important — and reupholstery is one of the most thoughtful ways we can design responsibly. A solid frame, timeless silhouette, and fresh fabric can completely transform a piece while reducing environmental impact.

There’s also something meaningful about preserving pieces that already have a story. When we reupholster, we’re not just updating furniture — we’re continuing its life in a new and beautiful way.

I can’t wait to share the finished transformation soon. Stay tuned!

If you have a piece you love but feel it needs a refresh, I’d love to help you explore the possibilities.

03/26/2026

What a wonderful Corps De Ballet Box Luncheon today and dress rehearsal. Love seeing all the dancers rehearse Golden Hour for the April 3 opening.

03/18/2026

ADAC Sample Sale - Day One!

Original Art
Styling Treasures
Designer fabrics!
Readymade Drapery Panels = Instant Upgrade

Run Don’t Walk to the Sale!

There’s something about green that feels like a deep breath.This tiny fern, just beginning to unfurl, carries so much qu...
03/17/2026

There’s something about green that feels like a deep breath.

This tiny fern, just beginning to unfurl, carries so much quiet energy. Its spiral—perfectly balanced, endlessly harmonious—reminds me that growth doesn’t have to be loud to be powerful. It simply unfolds, one layer at a time.

Green is the color of renewal, of possibility, of forward movement. It grounds us while gently energizing us—connecting us back to nature, to balance, to life itself. When I bring green into a space, whether through plants, textiles, or subtle accents, it creates a sense of calm that still feels alive… refreshed, not static.

In design, as in nature, it’s often these small moments of organic beauty that have the greatest impact.

A reminder on this St. Patrick’s Day: growth is happening—even when it’s quiet, even when it’s just beginning and just peaking up from fertile soil.💚

Galentine’s Day, but make it layered, rich, and a little indulgent 💗This flatlay is all about celebrating texture, color...
02/13/2026

Galentine’s Day, but make it layered, rich, and a little indulgent 💗
This flatlay is all about celebrating texture, color, and details that feel both playful and timeless.

Starting from the ground up:
The geometric rug is by from , paired with a vintage rug by from .
The Calisto Tassel is from , alongside a vintage scarf from the SCD collection.
Velvet wallcovering is from , Sunday Wall in the colorway Vino, finished with a rosette from .
Paint swatch by in Cherries Jubilee.
Tile selection from .
Geometric fabric is from , Greenwich Velvet in Berry.
The Wright K**b is from .
Wood finishes in Shocking Pink and Valentino Red are by from .
Stripe fabric is from , Orozco Weave in Brick.
Printed fabric is from in Pomegranate Red.
Plate setting and floral elements from the SCD & LBH collection, with styling support from .

Because Galentine’s Day deserves bold color, beautiful materials, and a little romance—always 💖

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