Atlanta Decorative Arts Center (ADAC) is expanding its showroom offerings with five new additions.
The Buckhead-based business center — which focuses on showcasing works involving interior design, architecture and more — has added BlueVision Home, LLC; Caracole; Edgar-Reeves Lighting; Samuel & Sons, and Quadrille to its growing roster.
BlueVision Home, LLC, a luxury architectural lighting and home technology solutions provider; Caracole, a furniture design company that relocated from AmericasMart; along with Samuel & Sons, a producer of high-quality trimmings, have all officially opened their doors already at ADAC.
“Moving to ADAC puts us at the center of the design community, giving designers easy access to our collections and reinforcing our commitment to luxury design,” said Alessandro Fabrini, president of Caracole.
Set to open sometime in spring 2025 are Edgar-Reeves Lighting, a lampshade and lighting company that moved to ADAC after nearly two decades at its previous location; and Quadrille, a designer of fabrics and wallpapers that was established back in 1969.
“We’re thrilled to welcome these five new showrooms, each adding a unique specialty to ADAC,” said Katie Miner, general manager of ADAC.
“With Edgar-Reeves as our only dedicated lighting showroom, Samuel & Sons exclusively offering luxury trim, and BlueVision Home introducing cutting-edge technology, designers now have direct access to experts in more categories. These additions further solidify ADAC as the go-to destination for design professionals, offering unparalleled access to home resources with more specialized categories than ever.”
The inclusion of five new showrooms is not the only expansion plans ADAC has in the works.
The center announced that it plans on opening “The Design Studios” — a dedicated office space where design professionals can connect and collaborate in one place — later this year.
