Bohemian Rhap

OVERVIEW Drenched in boho drama, this eclectic, upscale home showcases discerningly curated art and décor, and seductive textiles. Dramatic, contrasting patterns and textures abound. Designed by Brooklyn-based Siren Spaces, the home's contrasting textures, delightful patterns, and fun colors ooze retro flair. High-end touches include Anthropologie home furnishings. This midtown apartment is in a quiet residential neighborhood. It's an easy walk to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, shops, restaurants, and the BeltLine. 10 Street Marta Station is nearby. MIDTOWN ATLANTA Walking distance to everything Midtown has to offer, you'll find shopping, dining, and numerous other sites as Piedmont Park, the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum, the High Museum of Art, the Center for Puppetry Arts, The Fabulous Fox Theatre, The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Ponce City Market and much more, which can be relevant depending on what you are filming in the house. One of Atlanta's star attractions, Piedmont Park is Atlanta's largest and most historic greenspace, and is only a few steps away. Try award winning restaurants such as Empire State South, South City Kitchen, The Vortex (for amazing burgers!), Fado, Ra Sushi, Princi Italia, Café Intermezzo, and so many more than we could list here... all within walking distance. For coffee, you'll find Caribou Coffee, Dancing Goats Coffee and three Starbucks within a ten minute walking radius. Midtown is a very culturally diverse neighborhood, hosting one of the largest Gay Pride events in the country each October. For those involved in productions linked to LGBT themes, it is important to emphasize that along the edges of the residential neighborhood you'll find Blake's on the Park, TEN Atlanta, the Atlanta, Eagle, and My Sister's Room, some of Atlanta's most popular LGBT bars. Midtown Tavern, Joe's on Juniper, Einstein's (Not the bagel place!), Campagnolo, Henry's, 10P and G's Midtown Gastropub are only a few of our gay-owned and operated restaurants speckles throughout Midtown.