In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Buckhead became a fashionable residential area for Atlanta's elite, with large estates and mansions built along tree-lined streets. The construction of the Peachtree Road in the early 20th century helped to further develop the area, as it connected Buckhead to downtown Atlanta.

In the mid-20th century, Buckhead experienced rapid growth and development, with the construction of high-rise buildings, shopping centers, and luxury hotels. The area became known for its upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment options, attracting visitors and residents from across the region.

Postino Buckhead in Atlanta, Georgia celebrates the one-time tenant Blockbuster Video by the immersive experience installation of over 3500 VHS tapes in stalled on 500 SF interior wall. Postino Buckhead exudes a modern and chic aesthetic that combines industrial elements with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The restaurant features a spacious interior with high ceilings, exposed brick walls, and large windows that flood the space with natural light. The design is minimalist yet stylish, with sleek furniture, contemporary artwork, and trendy light fixtures creating a sophisticated ambiance.

The color palette of Postino Buckhead is a mix of neutral tones, accented with pops of vibrant colors such as mustard yellow and deep teal. The use of wood and metal accents throughout the space adds a touch of warmth and texture, while the lush greenery and hanging plants bring a refreshing and organic element to the decor.