An Atlanta-based interior design firm known for nonconformist creature-comforts.

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ELEGANT AND AVANT-GARDE

With over a decade of experience, Hayes Little Studio brings a holistic, personal and artistic approach to its inspired designs, delivering a broad range of modern and eclectic environments to its client base. Equally fluent in new builds, residential renovations, and commercial projects, founders Kate Hayes and Krista Little’s design process is explorative, collaborative and oftentimes thematic, with an intentional focus on creating evocative spaces focused on eliciting a particular feeling in time.

Patterns in repeat at our Eden Avenue residence.
This dotty and transfixing wall-covering designed by Patricia Urquiola for The Pattern Collective is a kaleidoscopic fever dream. In other words, we want it.
A case study in characterful detail seen here through the eyes of artist Domenico Gnoli.
@britebodies plaster in situ, a welcome blast from the past photographed by @andrewthomaslee.
The artist Julian Stanczak once described his practice as a way to induce a “color meltdown,” where a mix of hues and their gradations meld into a single experience. Shown here: his 1958 work, Almost Can Be Peppers.
Funny how a bowl of lemons can remind you of Carlo Scarpa’s Casa Tabarell.
Finding inspiration lately in orchids, watercolors and old covers of The Paris Review.
Our Soque River House is the epitome of a summer Sunday.