Old Charm,
New Fabulous
Together with her husband Tommy, Harvin takes “vintage” to a whole new level, preserving historic gems while giving them the luxurious upgrades they deserve. With an eye for detail and a dash of daring, their design builds bring old-world charm into the now, honoring each home’s story while making it ready for its next chapter.
The 845 Clifton Road Transformation
When Harvin first spotted this Shutze-designed Normandy farmhouse, she knew it was something special. She and Tommy transformed this Historic Druid Hills treasure from “fixer-upper” to “fabulous,” all while keeping its 1928 soul intact. From rebuilding chimneys to recreating vintage wood beams, every inch has been thoughtfully refreshed to make history feel right at home.
With HARVIN design builds, no detail is too small, and no corner is too dusty! From bespoke spaces to those “you just can’t find them” architectural finishes, these homes feel as fabulous as they look.
Historic 841 Clifton Road, Reimagined
Tucked into the lush, historic landscape of Historic Druid Hills, 841 Clifton Road is the kind of home that stops you in your tracks. Originally built in the 1920s, this stately three-bedroom needed to grow for a modern family, but it had to do so gracefully—honoring its past while stepping confidently into the present…
Revitalizing 1394 Harvard Road
In the heart of Historic Druid Hills, where classic architecture meets timeless charm, a rare opportunity presented itself: the chance to reimagine a 1950s home from the ground up. Harvin and her team created a stunning new construction that feels both rooted in the neighborhood’s character and refreshingly modern, with thoughtful details at every turn…
The 845 Clifton Road Transformation
When Harvin first spotted this Shutze-designed Normandy farmhouse, she knew it was something special. She and Tommy transformed this Historic Druid Hills treasure from “fixer-upper” to “fabulous,” all while keeping its 1928 soul intact. From rebuilding chimneys to recreating vintage wood beams, every inch has been thoughtfully refreshed to make history feel right at home…
The Revival of 1427 Emory Road
When we first set foot inside 1427 Emory Road, it was clear that this 1929 Mediterranean home had seen better days. But beneath the layers of dust and disarray, we saw potential. With our design vision and a lot of elbow grease, we transformed this tired property into an entertainer’s paradise, preserving its original charm while reimagining it for modern living…