Contemporary residential lobby design featuring blue velvet sofas, custom booth seating, warm globe lighting, indoor houseplants, and expansive glass grid windows.

Discover the Full Story

Discover the Full Story

Discover the Full Story

Rambler Atlanta completed project issue

Rambler Atlanta completed project issue

Rambler Atlanta completed project issue

Rambler Atlanta completed project issue

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8 min

8 min

Following the behind-the-scenes process explored in the previous issue, this edition steps directly into the completed interior spaces of Rambler Atlanta. Situated at 736 Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta, "Peaches" reimagines student housing as an aspirational, boutique hotel-inspired residence. The publication explores the completed development through real-world experience, capturing how the studio's "Euphoric Coalescence" concept manifests across street-level public spaces, study lounges, fitness suites, and rooftop amenity decks.


Peachtree Street Arrival: Street to Lobby

Large street-facing windows make the ground level a living showcase for Peachtree Street pedestrians. The entry sequence transitions from the sidewalk into a layered lobby featuring a sculptural reception desk, banquette seating, low tables, and indoor planters. Warm timber paneling, deep greens, and soft upholstery create a members' club atmosphere that naturally guides residents toward lifts, study zones, or the adjacent café.


Exterior view of Rambler apartment building featuring street-level retail, modern white architecture, wood soffits, and glass storefronts.


Public & Resident Social Engine: The Café as Campus

Positioned directly on Peachtree Street, the ground-floor café functions as both a public venue and the social heart of the building. By day, it serves as an active workspace for laptops and coffee; by night, it transitions into a casual lounge environment. The interior combines stone counters, warm timber millwork, tiled surfaces, and layered pendant lighting that seamlessly connects public patrons with resident amenities


Contemporary coffee shop interior design with wooden service counter, brass pendant lights, green tile flooring, wall art display, and banquette seating.


Acoustically Tuned Spaces: Work, Study, Stay a While

Designed as a series of "mini third-places," the multi-level study amenities cater to various study habits. The layout combines high timber benches, tailored sofas, swivel chairs, and private study nooks featuring glass partitions and sound-softening finishes. Carefully tuned lighting and acoustics allow residents to choose between energetic communal tables and low-lit focus zones.


Modern commercial co-working interior design with wooden communal table, green upholstered chairs, globe pendant light fixtures, and private focus rooms.


Boutique Wellness & Rooftop Socializing: Play Hard, Rest Well

Amenity spaces focus on active lifestyles and relaxation:

  • Specialty Gym & Wellness Suite: Features dedicated training zones, yoga barre studios, and recovery spaces finished in soft olive tones and warm lighting.

  • Rooftop Pool Deck: Offers skyline views, lounge chairs, daybeds, and planted edges that extend the building's social atmosphere outdoors.


Modern apartment rooftop pool deck featuring in-pool lounge chairs, sun loungers, potted plants, glass railings, and city skyline views.


Circulation as Social Space: Up the Stack

Vertical transitions, including lift lobbies, corridors, and stairwells, are treated as social extension zones rather than plain hallways. Color blocking, arched doorways, custom lighting fixtures, and subtle palette shifts serve as natural wayfinding cues, helping residents navigate the 20-story building.


Interior doorway featuring a rounded terracotta arch, sage green glass doors, potted plants, and an open view of a modern hotel or apartment lobby lounge.


Layered Personality: Details That Make the Day

Executing the studio's "bigs and smalls" decoration framework, custom joinery, patterned upholstery, art prints, books, and vintage-inspired lighting fill every corner. While primary furniture pieces set a grounded base, curated objects and styling details give the building a distinctive, character-rich atmosphere.


Contemporary luxury apartment rooftop lounge interior with bouclé sofas, green area rug, abstract feature wall, and floor-to-ceiling windows leading to the pool area.

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