5 08, 2021

Artist Spotlight: Keith Tucker

2021-08-05T03:44:11-07:00

By Hollie DeesePhotography by Richard SuterIt’s hard to find a medium that artist Keith Tucker doesn’t work in when creating his paintings, murals, sculptures, illustrations or occasionally even furniture. The honorary Kentucky Colonel — a distinction he earned in 2005 in recognition of a sculpture he created of Abraham Lincoln for the opening of the Gaylord Hotel in Washington, D.C.

Artist Spotlight: Keith Tucker2021-08-05T03:44:11-07:00
14 06, 2021

Legacy Living

2021-06-14T06:33:01-07:00

A builder and homeowner create a home that honors family — past, present and future By Hollie Deese Interior photography by Leslie Brown Exterior photography by Reed Brown Dionne Dewitte knew there was one element that had to be incorporated into the design of her Nashville dream home: the stone lion from her grandmother Marie’s garden, a heavy piece

Legacy Living2021-06-14T06:33:01-07:00
19 05, 2021

Spring’s Best Botanicals

2021-05-19T04:53:59-07:00

The shops, stops, nurseries and florists we are loving this season in Nashville Derrick Lachney of Foiled & Fern. Photos by Mary Craven. Foiled & Fern 1210 Second Ave. N. Suite 101 615-920-5141 In a shop twist we never knew we needed, owner Derrick Lachney has brought together hair and houseplants in Germantown for the kind of self-love

Spring’s Best Botanicals2021-05-19T04:53:59-07:00
17 05, 2021

Artist Spotlight: Jay Jenkins –– Woke3

2021-05-17T06:13:11-07:00

By Marq Burnett Photography by Keep3 Jamal “Jay” Jenkins, known artistically as Woke3, describes himself as a melanated muralist and mixed-media artist from “Norf” (North) Nashville. Jenkins was born outside of Los Angeles but left the West Coast at the age of 4. The “Norf” raised and made him into the man he is today, and he hasn’t forgotten

Artist Spotlight: Jay Jenkins –– Woke32021-05-17T06:13:11-07:00
14 05, 2021

Time for Tile

2021-05-14T05:20:27-07:00

Hatch Master Printer takes textile art to interior tiles By Jennifer Chesak Photography by Michelle Morrow Master printmaker Jim Sherraden, who managed Nashville’s iconic Hatch Show Print for more than 30 years, has a new venture called jimjim and co. His artisan tile business is a collaboration with sculptor Jammie Williams and the crew at Nashville Tile & Interiors.

Time for Tile2021-05-14T05:20:27-07:00
7 05, 2021

Artist Spotlight: Anthony Fazio

2021-05-07T04:52:38-07:00

By Hollie Deese Photography by William DeShazer Ten years ago Anthony Fazio’s life was almost unbelievably different than it is today. A firefighter from New Jersey, he was more accustomed to going into burning buildings than buying art supplies. But a shoulder injury on the job forced him to reevaluate everything. “I had a few surgeries and had nerve

Artist Spotlight: Anthony Fazio2021-05-07T04:52:38-07:00
6 05, 2021

Express Yourself

2021-05-06T06:13:31-07:00

Historic Sylvan Park bungalow gets balance with bold colors and patternsBy Hollie DeesePhotography by Reagen TaylorWhen they needed someone to renovate their 1930s-era Sylvan Park cottage, a couple didn’t even have to look outside their neighborhoo.Erika Thompson, who then was a designer with the interior design firm JL Design, helped the homeowners work through their redesign room by room until

Express Yourself2021-05-06T06:13:31-07:00
4 05, 2021

It Takes Two

2021-05-04T06:39:01-07:00

A high-end interior plant design company grows in Germantown post pandemic By Hollie Deese Portrait photography by Pamela Monaghan Interior photography by Erin Hines Alesha Sebie arrived in Nashville in 2015 from Wisconsin to get her master’s degree in social work. She finished, through the UT-Knoxville satellite campus, with a concentration in substance abuse, mental health and HIV, and

It Takes Two2021-05-04T06:39:01-07:00
3 05, 2021

A Bucolic Brentwood Escape

2021-05-03T05:24:31-07:00

A 1960s ranch gets a total renovation in the suburbs By Hollie Deese Photography by Emily Followill Designer Mark Williams never intended to stay in Atlanta, much less put down roots in Nashville. Raised in Boston, he always assumed he would return after college. But after studying at Georgia Tech he leaned on the connections he had made in

A Bucolic Brentwood Escape2021-05-03T05:24:31-07:00
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