Nashville. In this season of reflection about what we each value, we want to pause on this designated 'Giving Tuesday' to share with you the work of an organization we admire, The Land Trust for Tennessee. The Land Trust for Tennessee works effectively with citizens across our state to protect our scenic vistas and our history, with a responsibility to our children and grandchildren.
Artists featured: L to R: Row 1: Cindy Procious, Angela Cunningham; Row 2: Carrie Pendergrass, Candace McManus, Stan Townsend; Row 3: Lin Parker, Natasha Nashadka, Janis Wilkey; Row 4: Maggie Vandewalle, Robin Wellner, Ann Currey [gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] CIRCLE | ART EXHIBITION & SALE original, small, & affordable artwork Saturday, December 3 during MainX24 9 am
Fine art brushes in the studio of James Courtenay James. Photo by Billy Weeks [gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]Chattanooga. In a Snap Chat world where an image is here today and gone tomorrow, an investment in an heirloom portrait feels like the new counter culture. Once a standard investment found in any fine home, portraits quickly grew out
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]Chattanooga. A rolling stone may gather no moss, but a shady area of a Tennessee farm sure does. Artist Autum Edwards takes a portion of the lush green moss that grows at her family's farm in Lenoir City to create long-lasting holiday wreaths. Moss wreath, fresh from a Lenoir City farm "The wreaths last
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] Welcome to Nashville Interiors: Elevating the Interior Life. We are pleased to share our 2016 print annual that features regional design stories and our advertising partners. Click here. Enjoy! A welcome from our new owner and publisher, Kathryn Nash: Welcome. We hope you enjoy our mix of design-inspired stories. Our new editorial direction has the goal
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]Nashville. Musicians accumulate the most interesting artifacts. Rarely do they own only one instrument, or even one means of listening to recordings. It's complicated, this relationship they have with these 'things,' which are so much more than 'things' to them. They are sometimes scavengers, and sometimes in the salvage business. Meet two Tennessee musicians who aren't
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] Chattanooga. Lines Orchids will participate in the annual Warehouse Row Holiday Open House on December 1, 2016, from 5-9 p.m. Warehouse Row is an urban shopping experience in downtown Chattanooga. The urban retail center offer distinct eateries and shops including Revival, Anthropologie, and Yves Delorme. Lines Orchids is a locally-owned floral and gift
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] Chattanooga. When Joan’s daughter, Laura Lines, was only two, the entire family attended the Nashville Antique and Garden Show. A patron stepped over to the Lines Orchid booth to ask about a certain bright white orchid that had caught his attention. “What kind of orchid is this?” he asked. The toddler spoke up and
[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] Nashville. Interior designer Marcelle Guilbeau brings a bold design aesthetic to each of her projects, and is highly sought out by those who seek a soulful and eclectic vibrancy. Step with us into the Green Hills home of Pilates trainer Anissa Pollard. Her vitality is conveyed with the use of saturated colors, warm vintage
