Michelle Kraker, half of the style duo team of Interior Edit Nashville, has strong memories of her childhood Christmases and traditions that she remains faithful to today. Her mom would go all out for the holiday, cramming all the ornaments Kraker and her three siblings had made over the years onto the tree ringed with ’90s-era multicolored lights and
Through December 19, 2020, The Gallery at Fort Houston is presenting CHROMA - A Contemporary Survey of American Glass. The second installment of Meredith Edmondson and Jennifer Crescuillo’s exemplary annual exhibition, CHROMA 2020 also welcomes guest juror Pam Marlene Taylor, as well as a presenting sponsorship from Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass. While the overall representation of sculptural work
Social media campaign kicks off 50-day elevation of good design The O’More College of Architecture and Design at Belmont University celebrates its 50th anniversary this fall, beginning with a social media campaign that launches today, Friday, Nov. 13, and continues for the next 50 days. Initiated on the O’More Instagram account @omorecollege, this series will comprise 50 high achievements
New website expands reach Despite a challenging year, the local social enterprise Poverty and the Arts (POVA) continues to expand their reach and build new capabilities with the launch of their new website, www.povanashville.org. Dedicated to providing people impacted by homelessness with access to creative resources and an artistic platform to enhance their quality of life. In response to
Hola Yoga, one of the East side’s newest studios, open for in-person and virtual classes, is totally worth visiting, and not just for its traditional yoga classes including vinyasa, heated vinyasa, flow foundations, slow flow, yin, restorative and Bhakti. It is also worth going to see how owner Khrystyne Baltodano crafted her intentionally-designed boutique fitness space. Her vision for
By Hollie Deese Nashville native Abbe Quarles has been involved in buying, renovating, and selling homes in the Nashville area for more than 20 years, and over that time she has learned a thing or two over the course of nearly 100 projects. “Growing up I never thought I would find myself in construction, but once the bug bit,
Autumn has arrived and the nightmare before Christmas is upon us. Halloween is probably (and most likely) the most fun and exciting holiday all year, with costumes, spooks, candy and haunted houses. But a lot of thought and planning goes into providing the perfect spooky, yet refined, setting. But that doesn’t mean decorating for this season has to be a
The Mill at Bond Springs offers Acre Plus Home Sites Rendering by Binkley Designed A new Williamson County neighborhood in Thompson’s Station is in development by Carbine & Associates, The Mill at Bond Springs. “This will be a modern urban lifestyle community thoughtfully planned with one acre and larger home sites,” said James Carbine, company founder and president. “There
Home decor changes in the light of Covid With the 2020 school year starting for many at home, transforming living spaces into learning spaces is top of mind for most Middle Tennessee families. One way to make a big impact right away is with a fresh coat of paint, like the gentle ECOS Paints, an eco-friendly option that is
