Connected to the Mansion on Forsyth was the original home that was turned into a restaurant and a bar. The restaurant was 700 Drayton. The food was really good, but the service was not. I loved the interior of the restaurant. I never thought of orange and black as colors for home, but this place was amazing. Above is the lounge on the left upon entering. The central theme was orange, black and cheetah. The wildlife pictures were AMAZING!
This was the restaurant on the right upon entering. Those orange chests rocked! The orange chandeliers were icing on the cake.
Upstairs was a bar with live music. It wasn't crowded and it had a nice ambience.
Chandelier in the women's downstair bathroom.
Chandelier in the ballroom. Each of these chandeliers was $250,000.
Chandelier outside ballrooms. Mounted in a recessed goldleaf ceiling.
Chandelier on a stick!
Chandeliers in all the hallways
Another shot of the chandeliers inside the ballrooms. You can see the ceiling better.
Looking up at the outdoor chandelier.
I hope you enjoyed your tour of the 2 million dollar chandelier collection and 700 Drayton Restaurant! Tomorrow we will tour Savannah.
11 comments:
Hi Janie! OH, my goodness - what over the top elegance! I love chandeliers and this place seems to have plenty of them!
Oh, I'm so glad you popped in to visit! I feel I've cheated just a tad. All my comments haven't just come today. I had this post up for the Let There Be Light Party and you're seeing all of the comments together! Man, it sure does look good, though, seeing all those comments!
BE a sweetie,
Shelia :0
Wow!!! Those are some fabulous chandeliers. I've never seen any quite so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Wow. That decor is funky! LOL. Orange galore lol. Neat place!
All the best,
Allison
Those are incredible chandeliers. I wonder how they secure them? Carefully, I'm sure! Linda
All I can say is WOW! Those chandeliers are something else but those leopard chairs got my attention!!
Hi Janie,
I had not stopped in for a bit and now I see you are seeing and doing fun things. Never can have to many chandies!! Wow, how fun to see thanks for taking us on the tour. Love tours!
Linda
LOVE LOVE LOVE all the chandeliers!!! Très FAB!!!
The chandeliers are all just gorgeous. Thanks for letting us all enjoy them!
Wow -- what chandeliers!
I love seeing your versions of the same subjects I shot on the trip. It's cool to see the different perspectives and differences between our cameras. Beautiful pics Janie. We certainly saw a lot of beautiful things and places on this trip. I feel spoiled, in a good way.
Wow what a trip...the hand blown glass in that one chandelier ... Amazing, thanks for sharing your trip, I've always wanted to go there, xoxo~Kathy @ Sweet Up-North Mornings....
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