EOA architect transforms a midcentury mainstay into a modern masterpiece By Hollie Deese Photography by Reeves Smith and Julia Steele Not everyone can look at a ranch house and see how such an innocuous shape could be transformed into something magnificent, but then again, not everyone is an architect. So when EOA Architects partner Michael Murdock and his wife,
During the inaugural Nashville Design Week, photographer William Abranowicz came to Design Within Reach to speak about his new book, American Originals (Vendome, September, $65), which is a visceral look into the private worlds of some pretty authentic individuals with incredible personal style, including Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, John Mellencamp, Robert Couturier, Jeffrey Bilhuber, Bette Midler and Martin
This Hermes 3000 typewriter made in Switzerland in 1958 is available for purchase at Rock Paper Scissors in downtown Franklin, 317 North Main. [gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] A reminder from Rock Paper Scissors in Franklin, whose website also says, "Paper is a lifestyle." FRANKLIN, TENN. On my way to the O’More Designer's Show House opening reception
Traditional style has had a firm hold on Middle Tennessee for many years, but that is changing as communities become more cosmopolitan with people relocating to the area from other parts of the country and as people transition to efficient footprints of urban and suburban condos. “We have had so many new customers looking for modern contemporary furniture that our
