The Historic Macon Foundation and Lanier Center for Literary Arts will host Heather Shuster, Project Development Director of Renewal Design-Build in Atlanta, for its January Salon on Tuesday, January 13. Heather Shuster has provided consultations on hundreds of kitchens and bathrooms in her fifteen years working in the residential design community. Specializing in spatial planning, efficient layouts and project development, Heather is uniquely qualified to share creative solutions with homeowners. Prior to joining Renewal, Heather’s career included management of a custom workroom, merchandising and store planning, and interior design for residential and commercial clients. Her love and knowledge of homes is evident as she is always ready to discover hidden charms and opportunities for improvement in your home. On January 13, Heather will give a talk titled “Period Kitchens for Older Homes” that focuses on creating kitchens that are appropriate for historic houses.

The event begins with a reception at 5:30PM and a presentation from the speaker at 6:00PM at the Sidney Lanier Cottage (935 High Street). Admission to this event is free for Historic Macon members, $5 for non-members, and $3 for students. Parking is available on the street and in the First Baptist Church parking lot on High Street. 

The Sidney’s Salons Series is generously supported by Capital City Bank and Bob and Carolyn Hargrove.