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Harry Norman, REALTORS®, Hosts Southeastern Designer Showhouse Event

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Harry Norman, REALTORS®, Hosts Southeastern Designer Showhouse Event

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  • Luke Trigwell, Todd Emerson, Emily Norris, Jessie Dixon, Jenni Bonura. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.
  • Agent Guest, Lindsey Ramsey, Erin Oxford Clark, Agent Guest. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.
  • Tori Hughes, Carlen Funk, Heidi Wentz, Mary Beth Lake. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.
  • Anna McLaurin, Agent Guest, Agent Guest, Allison McLaurin, Heidi Wentz, Grace Lanier. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.
  • Christina Abunassar, Kathleen Hernandez, Michelle Johnson, Jamie Estep, Mary Ann Festa. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.
  • Bob Freeman, Diane Smith, Sabrina McDonald, Tori Hughes, John Bowden. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.
  • Melissa Barron, Martina Schneider, Scott Parke, Johan Cabrera. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.
    Melissa Barron, Martina Schneider, Scott Parke, Johan Cabrera. Courtesy of CatMax Photography.

Harry Norman, REALTORS® recently hosted an exclusive presentation of this year’s Southeastern Designer Showhouse for over 200 agents and clients.

Located at 44 Putnam Drive NW in Tuxedo Park, the 10,250-square-foot home featured furniture from a variety of designers, including Amanda Orr Architects, Benecki Homes, Land Plus Associates and SOURCE. The annual event is hosted by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine.

Attendees were able to meet the designers and learn about current and upcoming trends in luxury home design while touring the home and tasting food from Avenue Catering.

“Every year we look forward to providing opportunities for professionals in our industry to build community and connect, and the showhouse is the perfect opportunity,” said Jenni Bonura, president and CEO of Harry Norman, in A press release. “Not only were we able to offer an exclusive tour of the home to our agents and clients, but we also created a space for them to chat and learn from some of the best designers in the Atlanta market.”

Proceeds from this year’s show home went to Camp Twin Lakes, a summer camp designed for children and young adults with special needs.

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