I’m always fascinated to see the HGTV Green Home and get a glimpse of the newest trends and technology.
This year’s home may not be my favorite – but there’s still lots to love.
The house is located just outside Atlanta in Serenbe, a community in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia.
HGTV will offer viewers an insider’s peek at the residence in the HGTV Green Home 2012 special on Friday, April 13, at 9 p.m. But you get to see some of the photos here today!
I really like the kitchen and dining area – particularly the rustic table and benches but also the pretty cabinetry. Plus, the rustic floors are fantastic.
The house was designed by Kemp Hall Studio and constructed by FrontPorch Builders. It’s a sort of modern, farmhouse style with a design inspired by Southeastern culture and regional architecture, HGTV says.
I love the pinkish-red accents in what’s called the Georgia room.
The home features an open floor plan with three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms.
It’s meant to showcase “21st-century responsible living” with design and construction elements that include solar panels and concrete countertops as well as recycled and recyclable rugs.
"We want our viewers to discover how they can live harmoniously with nature but still have a connection to contemporary architecture and the latest in eco-friendly products and practices,” said Kathleen Finch, general manager, HGTV.
Above is the the pretty living room. I love the color scheme.













