John Bynum Custom Homes

10/12/2026

A hallway designed to make an entrance. Layered arches create a direct sightline into a powder bath that brings the drama.

Captured by: Robert Peterson

10/06/2026

Home is where the dog is 🤍

We love helping our clients customize their homes for their family - including their furry family.

Architecture by: Heyward Russell Studio
Interior Design by: Anna Booth Interiors
Captured by: Chris Luker

09/30/2026

This kitchen came together through strong planning, experienced trades, and a lot of attention to detail. From the custom cabinetry to the island stone thickness and integrated outlet details, every piece had to be coordinated carefully to get the finished result just right.

Captured by: Robert Peterson

09/23/2026

Some of the most memorable architectural moments are the quiet ones — a deep window reveal, a perfectly framed view, the weight and rhythm of iron against soft plaster. Thoughtfully designed by Heyward Russell Studio

09/14/2026

A staircase can do more than connect floors. Open oak treads, clean steel lines and a wall of glass turn this one into an architectural feature - bringing light through the home.

Captured by: Robert Peterson
Interior Design by: Patrick + Meghan Sharp

09/07/2026

Luxury is built into the details. Hand-troweled plaster. Reclaimed doors. Natural stone.

Materials with character make a home feel considered from the very beginning.

Captured by: Robert Peterson

09/04/2026

Our sister company, JB Martin Millwork built these Sapele’ storefront window and door units. These units replicate the historic details from the original construction and will serve for generations to come.

My new favorite building 😍

The South Downtown • ATL team did an incredible job bringing this brick beauty back to life (it was covered in paint!) According to the Whitehall historic nomination form: “185 Mitchell Street is one of the oldest buildings in the district and the least altered. Though the exact construction date cannot be determined, a brick building of the same footprint stood on this site by 1878.”

Over the centuries, it’s housed many businesses, including a drug store, fruit stand, barber shop, cigar store, saloon and hair braiding salon.

09/02/2026

A backyard built for soaking up the sun until the very last day of summer 🌞

Furnishing by: Truth & Co Interior Design
Captured by: Robert Peterson

08/26/2026

This primary bath invites the outside in, giving forest bathing a whole new meaning. A serene escape designed for slowing down, soaking in, and taking in the view.

Interior Design by: Patrick + Meghan Sharp
Captured by: Robert Peterson

08/19/2026

A room made for gathering - warm wood, natural stone, and layers of collected details make this grand space feel entirely at home.

Architect: Heyward Russell Studio
Interior Designer: Anna Booth Interiors
Photographer: Chris Luker