Domenne Hospitality aims to create a collective of private, residential-styled spaces designed for hosting, gathering, and making traditions of your own. We bring together the comforts of home, the privileges of a private club, and the thoughtful service of luxury hospitality.
Atlanta, Georgia
Not Every Occasion Belongs in a Public Place.
Beyond Restaurants. Beyond Ballrooms. Beyond the UsualSome of life’s most memorable moments have never required a reservation. They happened around home dining tables. Across kitchen islands. In backyards filled with familiar faces.
Yet modern living has made these experiences increasingly difficult to recreate.
Now, we’re reimagining the places where life happens more personally.
We sit at the intersection of three evolving behaviors
The hospitality and real estate industries have mastered the art of creating places for the public to gather while simultaneously eliminating opportunities for private entertaining.
Not somewhere to spend the night. Somewhere to spend the moments that matter.
Our membership model is designed to bring the privileges of a second home into modern life, without the responsibilities of owning one.
Rather than simply renting a venue for an occasion, members gain a familiar place to return to, thoughtfully equipped for hosting, supported by hospitality when needed, and designed to become part of their personal traditions.
It’s the freedom to host an annual Friendsgiving, gather family for a birthday, entertain friends for a football watch party or just enjoy a space privately with no additional audience.
Membership creates something a traditional rental venue alone cannot: continuity.
We’re not interested in simply filling calendars with events. We’re interested in becoming part of the memories people return to throughout the year.
Hospitality, Built In.
At Domenne, hospitality begins long before the first guest arrives. It is considered in every architectural decision, from spaces that anticipate the rhythms of entertaining to discreet service infrastructure that allows everything to unfold beautifully. Every property is designed not simply to accommodate gatherings, but to elevate the art of hosting.
Hospitality, Carried Through.
Our commitment extends beyond exceptional design into an entirely new standard of personal service. Thoughtful preparation, intuitive assistance, and seamless behind-the-scenes support ensure every occasion feels effortless. The luxury is not simply in what we provide, but in what our hosts never have to think about.
Traditional hospitality invites you into someone else’s experience. Domenne gives you the space to create your own.
Meet BreAnna Theis | Founder, Domenne Hospitality
I’ve spent the last eight years helping create unforgettable experiences for thousands of people. But the experiences that inspired me most didn’t happen in stadiums, arenas, or luxury venues.
They happened at home.
Hi, I’m BreAnna Theis, founder of Domenne Hospitality. I’m a creative at heart, an experienced event operations professional, and someone who believes some of life’s most meaningful moments happen when we invite people into our homes.
Growing up, I was surrounded by people who understood the art of hospitality. My mother had a gift for making occasions feel special, whether it was putting together a birthday, baby shower, or simply lending a helping hand to create experiences for others.
Then there was my godfather, Jean.
His house was the house.
The place where holidays happened, where 50 or more family members and friends gathered, and where the backyard became the backdrop for some of our greatest memories. He was the best host I’ve ever known. His home wasn’t just somewhere people visited; it was somewhere people belonged.
Sadly, Jean passed away recently. And I often wonder what will happen to all those traditions now that the person and place that brought everyone together are gone.
After recently relocating to Atlanta, I found myself longing to create those same experiences.
I’ve built friendships and wanted to invite people over for dinners and community nights. There was just one problem: I lived in a 650-square-foot apartment.
I had the heart to host, the creativity to create an experience, and the people I wanted to bring together.
I just didn’t have the space.
The hospitality and real estate industries have mastered the art of creating places for the public to gather while simultaneously eliminating opportunities for private entertaining.
We’ve become accustomed to restaurant birthday dinners, sterile or overly public lifeless venues, and having to settle for shared amenities. But there’s something irreplaceable about a personal invitation, gathering around a dining table, and making yourself at home.
That’s when I began asking myself:
What if you could have the experience of a beautiful home designed for entertaining, without having to own one?
That question became Domenne Hospitality.
A residential hospitality company reimagining the art of hosting through a collection of private, thoughtfully designed properties that combine the comfort of home with the convenience of professional hospitality.
The vision of Domenne is to develop places people return to throughout the year, where traditions are established, relationships deepen, and memories have somewhere to live.
Not just a place to gather.
A place that becomes part of their story.
BreAnna Theis
Founder, Domenne Hospitality
Introducing Our First Address
The Country Club for Hosting.
Hosted House is our proposed inaugural concept: a residential-style members clubhouse created specifically for the art of entertaining.
A beautifully appointed house where members can host private gatherings, create traditions, and enjoy the familiarity of a second home through membership.
The hosting experience of a beautiful home. The convenience of having someone else manage the details.
Domenne is at the beginning of its story. We’re developing our first concept, refining our approach, and connecting with people who believe hospitality can be more personal, more residential, and more meaningful.
Some ideas are worth discussing around a table. We’d love to begin the conversation.