By Hollie Deese Photography by Justin March Photography assist by Cooper Alan The luckiest designers are the ones who have a career illustrious enough that they can do multiple projects for the same client throughout their life, building on an established relationship while ushering them into each new stage of life as the years go by. A client like that
By Nicole Childrey Cullen Douglass’ two littermate yellow labs, Scout and Bo, bound up the hilltop on his Grundy County property, shaking off some of the local Beersheba Springs water. “They love it up here — as you can tell,” Douglass says. He and the dogs are starting the weekend early, perching in the sun on the wraparound deck of
One of Nashville’s most revered artists continues to evolve By Hollie Deese Photography by William DeShazer Nashville native Alan LeQuire grew up in a mixed household—as in his mom was a painter andhis father was a scientist. All of their friends were artists and scientists,too, so it made for aninteresting mix for him and his three siblings growing up. “There
By Hollie Deese Photography by Leslie Brown George and Sheila Ellis loved living in downtown Nashville. Originally from Cincinnati, the couple had moved numerous times for work, and the condo was perfect for them during that time. They could entertain friends from out of town, be at the airport in 20 minutes or walk to concerts at Ascend. But after
Three leading artists in the contemporary realism space will share physical space at the LeQuire Gallery, which will run through Jan. 28. The exhibit, Contemporary Realists: Juliette Aristides | Alan LeQuire | Richard Greathouse, marks the first time that Aristides, LeQuire and Greathouse have exhibited together. Greathouse moderated a artists’ discussion following the free and open to the public reception
Aimee Kinssies worked to pull all kinds of influences together to create the perfect mix in this recent new build. Seeing is believing Lighting takes center stage as essential, unifying element in home design Story by Joe Morris. Photography by Allison Elefante A lot must come together to create the perfect living space. Whether it’s a renovation or
Immigrant artist showcases abstract sculptures Andrés Bustamante, a sculptor born in Cali, Colombia, and based in Nashville, is the feature of a solo show at Belmont University Leu Center for the Arts through November. A solo exhibition of all new works, REFLEXIÓN opens to the public with an opening reception November 10 at 4 p.m., with a special speaking
The couple behind Peach & Pine Interiors breathe new life into a 100-year-old home By Hollie Deese Photography by Caroline Sharpnack Many stories of complete lifestyle overhauls were birthed by the COVID-19 pandemic, and through the renovation of a historic home on 200 acres in Watertown, two couples experienced life-changing shifts that will inevitably be written into their family
The Art of Hospitality By Janet Kurtz Born of the mission to bring contemporary art to a wider audience, 21c Museum Hotels are working to change the way the public looks at art — and at hotels. Now xenia, the Greek concept of hospitality or “guest-friendship,” is alive at 21c Museum Hotel Nashville for the first time since the
