CHATTANOOGA. Former Tennessee designer Lisa Thom returns to her hometown of Chattanooga to visit family as often as possible, but she and her husband now call Thailand home. Both Lisa and her husband have enjoyed extensive world travels, and at each destination they have been drawn to the quality of creative expression. Her travels and new home have allowed Lisa
NextGen Home, 351 Hamilton in North Chattanooga CHATTANOOGA. Green|spaces, Chattanooga's resource for green building, will host tours of their NextGen Homes project on Sunday, March 12, from 2 to 4 p.m. at 631 Hamilton Ave. Admission is free, but registration is required through EVENTBRITE. This will be the last chance to tour the NextGen Homes, designed to educate builders,
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]Put down the hammer. Call an expert. Call Bob. Bob Wright portrait by Billy Weeks for Nashville Interiors. A painting by Nashville artist Ed Nash is in the background. Chattanooga. When Songbirds was ready to hang more than one hundred guitars on the wall in anticipation of the grand opening, they called Bob.
CHATTANOOGA. People are already flocking to get tickets to Songbirds Guitar Museum that opened recently at the historic Chattanooga Choo-Choo. The Grand Opening Celebration will be held March 10-12, with a street festival planned for March 11 (from noon to 5 p.m.) along Station Street. Through special exhibits and interactive videos, Songbirds Guitar Museum takes you on a journey through the history
FRANKLIN. Austin Bryant Moore, the Franklin-based boutique furniture and cabinet company, received recognition at the recent International Contemporary Furniture Fair held in Miami and by product distributor CaraGreen for a bench made from a recycled material. The signature ABM bench was made from the distinctly green U.S. product line called PaperStone®, a durable and versatile material distributed in the Southeast by
Chattanooga home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1952 using crab orchard stone and cypress. Both photos by Victoria Hely-Hutchinson for WSJ Magazine. [gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]CHATTANOOGA. We had to share this Wall Street Journal Magazine story with our readers who are fans of Frank Lloyd Wright. It seems there remain a few original owners
Directly above: Mia Stone, 'Pendulum Series,' acrylic on canvas, 48"x60" (The other artwork is 'Urbana' by Elya DeChino's, 24"x36") NASHVILLE. Well-known Nashville interior group, Pierce & Co., will hold a spectacular three-day-only Art & Warehouse Sale, March 24-26, at Apex Moving and Storage, 3195 Franklin Limestone Road. Known for their high style with a touch of pop culture, Pierce and Co.'s Art and
FRANKLIN. "House of Hope" is a modern farmhouse in the new Franklin neighborhood of Southern Preserve off Lewisburg Pike. The 4,200 square-foot home, built by Carbine & Associates, features a painted brick and fiber cement lap siding exterior, covered porches, a gourmet kitchen, four charming bedrooms, a children’s playroom and a family game room. "House for Hope" will be available for purchase and will include public tours
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]NOLENSVILLE. The Jones Company announces two new Nolensville communities will soon be under construction: Brooksbank Estates and The Woods at Burberry Glen. These developments will join The Jones Company’s existing Nolensville communities, Summerlyn and Whitney Park at Burkitt Place. The Jones Company, based in Nashville, is celebrating 90 years of building homes and communities in 2017. The
