Tonya and Travis Hall's Old World style

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Tonya and Travis Hall's Old World style

A Private Quarters tour of the Duluth home of former Atlanta Falcon football player Travis Hall and his wife, Tonya, who live in Sugarloaf Country Club.

Former Atlanta Falcon football star Travis Hall and his wife, Tonya, consider their Duluth home to be a marriage of Old World and High Mountain styles. This specially made Coke vending machine was a gift from another football player.

A fireplace in the formal living room looks like it's limestone, but it's actually a man-made composite material. It's a low-maintenance material that offers high quality, Tonya says.

The kitchen is Tonya's domain. She's fond of the custom cabinets, granite counters and commercial-grade appliances.

Tiles highlight the stock pot filler over the stove.

The formal dining room best captures the Old World style with a rich color scheme that includes the ceiling.

A souvenir from Egypt: The Arabic script translates loosely into a blessing for the house.

The house encompasses three floors, with bedrooms up high, living areas in the middle and the fun stuff (like the game room) on the bottom floor.

This 1941 Harley Davidson motorcycle was a gift from Tonya to Travis.

The motorcycle recalls the couple's elopement in a drive-through wedding chapel in Las Vegas ... on a Harley, no less.

Lamps and other accents in the theater room were designed by No Mas!

The game room allows each family member to get in tune with his or her inner kid.

Thor the Yorkie plays in the game room/bar area. Their other dog is Max, a boxer.

This Thai day bed downstairs is about 120 years old.

Travis holds a photo of himself on his first football team. He was 11 or 12 years old at the time.

Travis's office is where he keeps his sports memorabilia, including this football from the 1999 Super Bowl, which pitted Hall's Falcons against the Denver Broncos.

The family lives off the ninth hole of The Pines Course at Sugarloaf.

One of the downstairs powder rooms follows a Morrocan theme with a warm, faux paint treatment.

This is a view of the formal living room from the stairs.

A curtain rod made from a hockey stick sets the tone in the boys' bedroom.

"This is her princess room," says mom of 7-year-old Tatiana's bedroom.

A hand-painted mural by Mendy Dunigan Design adds a touch of whimsy.

Every little girl's room should have an angel. Tonya painted some of these accents in the room.

Tonya found this flower petal sink for Tatiana's bathroom at Home Depot Expo.

Subtle Thai style rules the guest room. Tonya's designer created the window treatments out of raffia mats.

Travis had his builder turn this room into a play space ... which is actually for the kids.

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Former Atlanta Falcon football star Travis Hall and his wife, Tonya, consider their Duluth home to be a marriage of Old World and High Mountain styles. This specially made Coke vending machine was a gift from another football player.

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