Home Tour:
Ken and Anita Corsini's Ideal Family Getaway
Take a photo tour of the home of Anita and Ken Corsini, hosts of HGTV's Flip or Flop Atlanta. The couple has fashioned a perfect family homestead for a party of five — plus one big shaggy dog, some chickens and a few friendly goats.

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Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Photo By: Emilee Ramsier
Home Tour: Anita and Ken Corsini
Family Affair
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Home Tour: Anita and Ken Corsini
Front Entry
Foyer
Living Room
A large area rug in soft neutral tones helps define the main living space which is furnished to create a warmly welcoming and casual vibe.
Living Room
Ken's not wild about the ornately patterned chair and ottoman in the living room. "It's just not my favorite chair," he says. Anita is of different mind. She’s drawn to bold patterns and vibrant colors.
Living Room
Living Room
Living Room
Living Room
Lake View
We lucked out because there were so many windows across the entire living space with just this incredible view of the lake. It's what sold us on the house. —Ken Corsini
Dining Room
Dining Room
Kitchen
Kitchen
Jellybeans and cookies in glass jars in the kitchen are a testament to Anita's sweet tooth. Fortunately, if any cookie crumbs or other edibles fall to the kitchen floor, Riley the dog is usually at the ready to help clean them up.
Anita's Craft Room
Anita's Craft Room
Anita's Craft Room
Anita's Craft Room
"I sew here. I fix stuffed animals' boo-boos here," says Anita. She even revealed her inner sanctum -- usually not available for public viewing -- her supply closet. "It's a mess in there," she says, "That's why we keep the door closed." (If you want to see it, you'll need to watch the home-tour video. Photographic evidence is tightly guarded.)
Great Outdoors
The view from the kitchen, overlooking the backyard, pool and the lake, is one of the things that sold the Corsinis on this particular home.
Kids' Tree House
Ken and Anita's son, Rocco, is a cancer survivor and, following his treatments, friends pitched in to give him a special gift — an amazing and elaborate treehouse. It's elevated on support columns and features a catwalk bridge, front porch, real windows and a bright blue front door.
Kids' Tree House
Kids' Tree House
The Barn
The barn, with sliding doors and hayloft, is principally the domain of a menagerie that, at any given time, may include dogs,chickens pigs and – most especially – goats.
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"For us it was super important for us to have our kids grow up around animals," says Ken, "and learn about responsibility."
"Selfishly," he continues, "I like the fact that I don't have to mow the lawn. The goats handle it for us."