Southeastern Designer Showhouse runs Apr 16–May 10

Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ 2026 Southeastern Designer Showhouse opened April 16 in Atlanta and runs through May 10 as a public house tour benefiting Solidarity Sandy Springs. (experiences.atlantahomesmag.com) (kbbonline.com) The showhouse is the 11th annual edition of the event and is set at 4881 Powers Ferry Road in Atlanta’s Chastain Park area. Tours are scheduled Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (experiences.atlantahomesmag.com) (creativeloafing.com) This year’s house is a newly built European transitional residence by Hask Custom Homes, with architect Linda MacArthur, interior specification designer Claudia Stimmell, landscaping by Floralis Garden Design, and cabinetry by Bell Cabinetry. (kbbonline.com) (atlantahomesmag.shop) The home spans about 8,000 square feet and is presented as a “forever home” designed to work across different stages of family life. The American Society of Interior Designers’ Georgia chapter says 19 interior designers from across the Southeast each took on individual rooms. (asid.org) (ga.asid.org) That format turns the house into both a design showcase and a fundraiser. Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles says proceeds support Solidarity Sandy Springs, a local food pantry focused on reducing food insecurity for families and individuals in the community. (experiences.atlantahomesmag.com) (kbbonline.com) The event also folds in demonstrations and related programming during the run, rather than operating only as a walk-through tour. Organizers describe it as a month-long spring showcase built around interiors, architecture, landscaping and product installations. (kbbonline.com) (adacatlanta.com) The public-access schedule is limited to four days a week, and tickets must be purchased in advance rather than at the door. The Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles shop page says the house is closed Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. (atlantahomesmag.shop) (experiences.atlantahomesmag.com) For Atlanta’s spring design calendar, the showhouse is serving as a temporary, ticketed look inside a custom home that otherwise would not be open to the public. The tours continue through Sunday, May 10. (creativeloafing.com) (experiences.atlantahomesmag.com)