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TRADITIONAL HOME
Nov '07
| "Mimi
arranges disparate objects into strikingly
surreal vignettes.." |
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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES
Nov '07
| "Rising
to great heights: Designer Mimi Williams and
architect Peter Polites take their combined
talents to a new level in a Buckhead penthouse." |
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Mali Azima |
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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES
Oct '07
| "Having
just returned from a buying trip in China,
Mimi Williams Interiors has added decorative
jade disks, antique folding chairs, elaborate
urns, a 300-year-old incense table, and an
array of accessories." |
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ATLANTA MAGAZINE'S HOME
Winter '07
| "The
living room reflects Mimi's love of Contemporary
art and chairs with unusual lines, but also
shows her playful side. Note the black ball
seemingly ready to tumble off the mantel and
the crystal bird perched on top of the bust." |
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Jeff Herr |
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DOMINO
May '07
| "Celebrated
Interior Designer Mimi with a self described
'wacky' taste veers from aluminum vintage
bra molds to 60's takes on the Bergere chair." |
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TRADITIONAL HOME
May '06
| "As
much as she does her own thing, Williams first
and foremost projects her client's personality
and preferences onto the designs. Deservedly
confident, Williams calls her time-tested
technique, which can manifest itself any number
of ways, a hit of wit." |
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Emily Minton-Redfield |
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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES
April '06
| "Mimi
Williams' passion for design goes beyond the
stunning rooms she creates for her clientele.
It spills over onto her tabletops, too. Whether
she is dining alone or entertaining a crowd,
high style is always part of the setting." |
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Ronhart |
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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES
June '05
| "Take
a tour of a Mimi Williams designed home and
just try not to be impressed by her deft use
of color. She instinctively composes an eye
pleasing palette in which warm and cool hues
strike a perfect chord." |
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Mali Azima |
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ATLANTA HOMES & LIFESTYLES
February '05
| "It
may be here that Mimi's sense of juxtaposition
is at its best, not only between the two elements
but also within the work of art itself." |
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Mali Azima |
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BETTER HOMES & GARDENS
COLOR SCHEMES
Spring '02
| "Atlanta
designer Mimi Williams follows the 'Layer
It In, Keep It Simple' plan for neutral color
schemes, but her layers include white as well
as the patriarch of the neutral clan: black.
This high contrast pairing creates visual
drama." |
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Rick Taylor |
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VERANDA
Nov/Dec '02
| “Some
may think I picked the dining room because
it is a bit daring to have a black dining
room, but the reason I admire it is the designer's
adherence to theme and variation." |
| Photos:
Deborah Whitlaw |
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BETTER HOMES & GARDENS
COLOR SCHEMES
Spring '02
| "Atlanta
designer Mimi Williams follows the 'Layer
It In, Keep It Simple' plan for neutral color
schemes, but her layers include white as well
as the patriarch of the neutral clan: black.
This high contrast pairing creates visual
drama." |
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Rick Taylor |
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BETTER HOMES & GARDENS DECORATING
Winter '99
| "Atlanta
designer Mimi Williams doesn't take sides.
Rather, she maintains her allegiance to the
simple, stressless approach. Light, fresh,
and uncomplicated, her work suggests that
the rest of us might be trying too hard." |
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PAPERCITY
| “Mimi
Williams has a new design atelier in the Old
Pine Furniture place. Half Parisian Dada fleamarket,
half gallery, the showroom is the source for
that unusual piece with provenance that will
make a room pop. We spied vintage lamps from
the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami and a glorious
18th Century Swedish settee upholstered in
red silk." |
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