At 33 Nest, photorealistic renders are an essential tool in bringing our designs to life before any construction work begins. By creating detailed, life-like images, we give our clients a chance to experience their spaces in "real form" – long before the physical work starts. This approach not only helps us align our vision with the client’s expectations but also provides clarity and confidence in moving forward.

Embarking on a remodeling project can be both exciting and daunting. Whether you’re envisioning a modern update to your kitchen or reimagining an entire living space, a solid plan is essential. At 33NEST, we guide our clients through each stage of the process, starting with the preliminary design phase. This step is crucial, especially when it comes to gathering initial cost estimates and understanding the scope of work involved. In this post, we’ll walk you through what the preliminary design process entails and how it serves as a foundation for your remodel.

3292 Conestoga Trail represents a complete transformation—a full-gut remodel for an out-of-state investor with the vision of creating a residence that feels like new construction while retaining character and warmth. Nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac in Marietta, the home is reimagined through the lens of Scandinavian design principles, where clean lines, natural materials, and a serene spatial rhythm guide every decision. The result is a functional, modern retreat that is light-filled, open, and welcoming.

On HGTV's "House Hunters," a new chapter begins for a buyer with high hopes and a vision of luxury in Atlanta's bustling heart. Amidst a journey through the city's diverse offerings, Beecher Road captures the imagination with its Scandinavian minimalism and elegant design. This episode delves into the reality of hunting for grandeur within the constraints of a budget, showcasing a range of potential homes, including our beautifully reimagined Beecher Road property.

Step into House Sharon, a beacon of contemporary minimalist design located at the cusp of Hunter Hills and Mozley Park in Atlanta. This stunning property stands as a testament to luxury living that remains accessible and in harmony with its market environment. Originally a modest 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, House Sharon has undergone a transformative remodel, evolving into a space where tranquility and urban vibrancy coexist.

The Clinton Road project in Macon, Georgia, stands as a testament to the intricate dance of architectural design, from the first stroke of a pencil in a sketch to the definitive lines of CAD drawings. This journey, often unseen yet crucial, is where the essence of our architectural vision comes to life, ensuring that the final structure is not just a physical space, but a realization of a shared dream between us and our clients.

Nestled at the intersection of Mozley Park and Hunter Hills, 106 Stafford St NW is more than just an address; it's a gateway to a lifestyle that effortlessly blends urban vibrancy with neighborhood charm. This location, steeped in the heart of Atlanta, offers residents the best of both worlds: the serenity of a community-centric environment and the dynamism of a city in motion. Proximity to the Atlanta Beltline adds a layer of connectivity and excitement, with direct access to the city's pulsating heart, from scenic parks to bustling cafes and cultural hubs.

In a world increasingly inclined towards complexity, we present a refuge of simplicity – our latest concept home. This design, reminiscent of a pinwheel, harmoniously blends three distinct gable shed-like structures around a serene open courtyard. Each structure, while unique in its function, seamlessly blends into the whole.

Our latest project on Fleetwood Circle promises to be one of our most transformative ventures. At first glance, the residence’s facade might hint at the sternness of a fortress or even the cold barriers of a prison. However, we see past this initial impression to the potential underneath: a canvas ripe for contemporary reimagining.

The act of architecture is more than just erecting walls and ceilings—it's about understanding the relationship between structures and their surroundings. Nestled within the backdrop of the city's five prominent skyscrapers, the new commercial project concept I've envisioned seeks to exemplify this philosophy. This isn't about conquering the landscape but rather becoming one with it.

Stepping into the penultimate phase of the Clinton Road Development, we draw back the curtain on our meticulously crafted designs. For us, Clinton Road isn’t merely a development; it's a canvas where architecture breathes life into sustainable, artful living.

When we envision a home, we often think of it as a place where the hustle of urban life dissipates, and the joys of familial warmth preside. But what if your home was more than that? What if it was an architectural work of art that encapsulated the epitome of sleek design and functionality? We at 33 Nest Development & Architectural Design Firm are thrilled to present the latest embodiment of such a vision: 2016 Beecher Road.

In the world of architectural design, the interplay between form and function constantly drives innovation and creativity. At 33 Nest, our multidisciplinary firm draws inspiration from Mid Century Modern and Scandinavian Minimalism, influenced by our diverse cultural backgrounds. Among the myriad design elements that define our signature aesthetic, exposed studs stand out as an enchanting feature. Embracing their charm both on walls and ceilings, we create a visual spectacle that not only adds to the appeal of a space but also enhances its functionality. Join us on a journey exploring the history, design philosophy, and the transformative impact of exposed studs in our architectural masterpieces.

At 33NEST, we believe that every space should be designed with intention, purpose, and beauty. We are excited to announce our latest development in Macon, Georgia, where we will be building a mix of single family and multi-family homes that incorporate Scandinavian minimal principles while also taking inspiration from the surrounding neighborhood. Our vision for Clinton Road includes four key elements: Quality Design, Economic Benefit, Legacy, and Affordability.

I have always been drawn to the sleek lines and elegant simplicity of mid-century design. From the clean shapes of furniture to the use of natural materials, mid-century design offers a timeless aesthetic that continues to inspire architects and designers today. One of the key elements of mid-century design is the use of built-in furniture and storage solutions, such as recessed shelves in walls. In this article, I will explore how recessed shelves became a staple of mid-century design and how they continue to influence contemporary architecture.

Scandinavian minimalism has been captivating designers for decades, and it's no wonder why. This design style has become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly in interior design, but it's also a style that's well-suited to exterior architectural design. At the heart of Scandinavian minimalism in exterior architectural design is the use of natural materials. These materials are often left raw or untreated, allowing the natural grain and texture to shine through. The result is a building that looks and feels organic and natural, blending in with the surrounding landscape.

Welcome to the Westview Terrace neighborhood of Atlanta, where luxury, livability, and style meet in the fully reimagined 33NEST home at 2016 Beecher Road SW. Nestled in the rapidly transforming area, Beecher Road offers a perfect blend of form and function, embodying the essence of modern, mid-century design.

House Sharon is a stunning example of contemporary minimalist design that achieves a luxury finish without pricing itself out of the market it sits within. Located on the border of Hunter Hills/Mozley Park, an inner city suburb in Atlanta, the home offers a sense of calm and tranquility that is rare in such a bustling metropolis.