By Hollie Deese Amongst the craziness that Nashville Fashion Week has become since its 2011 beginnings, three local women in fashion make the connection between style and design, sharing with us how inspiration from interiors, eras, fabric and materials translates into their work, and the look of their space. Maria Silver, Black by Maria Silver Nashville Fashion Forward Fund recipient
By Kelsey Conner Photography by Morgan NowlandThe vision of a modern farmhouse came to Dawn D. Totty in a dream, and the New York-born, Chattanooga-based designer conjured her new home into being within four months. The farmhouse sits in the Jasper Highlands development, 25 minutes west of Chattanooga. Opening the chartreuse door to Totty's personal residence offers visitors a glimpse into
By Liz Jenkins Photography by Alyssa Rosenheck and DIY Playbook When most people see open shelving in a home, they see one of two things: an opportunity for a beautifully styled display, or a dumping ground just waiting to become a vortex of chaos. As an organizer, I see both of those things on a daily basis. I also look
By Kelsey Conner It's hard to believe the 28th Annual Nashville Antiques and Garden Show is already a month behind us, and we still can't get it out of our mind, from the tulips, azaleas and hydrangeas that tempted with thoughts of warmer weather to the artists throughout the gallery that sparked our imaginations. Here are some of our favorite
Photography by Patrick Sheehan If Nashville is “It City,” than East Nashville is at the epicenter of all that buzz. But with houses at a premium, people are turning to apartments to get them into the desirable neighborhood. Residents started moving into Eastside Heights at 120 S. 5th St. in September 2017, recognizable for the massive "EAST" mural that covers
By Allie Myszka Photography by Alyssa Rosenheck After living in their Clarksville home for years, Melinda and Chad Byard decided the dark, cramped interior of the house didn't exactly match the open, beautiful land on which it was situated. So through an extensive renovation and incredible attention to detail, Principal Designer Connie Vernich of Vernich Interiors saw to it
In recognition for restoring and improving the built environment of the neighborhood, Seth Argo and Focus Builders were awarded the Good Hood Award by the Hillsboro-West End Neighborhood Association for their recent work building 204 Elmington. The award is one of two that was given, and the only one for residential in the area with a strict historic overlay.
Mark Deutschmann cares about Nashville. That much is obvious to anyone who has known the Village Real Estate founder a long time, or has just met him through the course of their day. In Nashville real estate since the late 1980s, the trained zoologist actually used to work with killer whales in British Columbia before moving into a house on
Libby Callaway moved to East Nashville in 2010, and most days you can find her in one of her favorite rooms in her house: the dining room. It’s a good thing she likes the space so much – it’s where she entertains, eats and works running her business, The Callaway. The communication and media company works with creative brands
