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2212, 2022

Taking Home Design’s Pulse at the Pinnacle Financial Partners 2022 Parade of Homes

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Custom Built Inspiration Taking Home Design's Pulse at the Parade of Homes in Rosebrooke By Karen Parr-Moody Photography by Reed Brown and Marty Paoletta The Home Builders Association of Middle Tennessee’s 2022 Parade of Homes, sponsored by Pinnacle Financial Partners, happened 60 years after the first Homearama, a self-guided tour of

1708, 2022

A Future Built on the Past

By |August 17th, 2022|Categories: Building & Development, Interiors|

A Future Built on the Past A family business with longtime local roots continues to grow and expand By Hollie Deese Photography by Sam Calderon When Ted Bertuca Jr. talks about success, business is definitely part of the equation. But he looks more to other things that he hopes to leave behind as bigger examples of a successful legacy.

1508, 2022

Extending Hospitality

By |August 15th, 2022|Categories: Building & Development, Interiors|

Extending Hospitality A farmhouse guest suite gets a refresh in Williamson County By Hollie Deese Photography by Paige Rumore The top penthouse in downtown Nashville’s 505 high rise couldn’t be more different in space and style than the guest suite of a Williamson County Colonial-revival farmhouse, but the two have more in common than first meets the eye. The

1508, 2022

Beech Beauty

By |August 15th, 2022|Categories: Building & Development, Interiors|

Beech Beauty A historic home gets the maximalist treatment By Hollie Deese Photography by Allison Elefante It’s 2022, and a 121-year-old home in the heart of the city is getting a second act as an Instagram influencer. Since 1806 Beech Avenue was first listed earlier this year, the 6-bedroom, 6-bathroom home (including guest house) has racked up hundreds of

2503, 2022

For Generations to Come

By |March 25th, 2022|Categories: Annual Print, Architecture & Design, Blog, Building & Development, Building Materials, Cabinets, Current Issue, Doors & Windows, Feature, Historic, People, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share, Who to Hire|Tags: , , , , |

A custom farmhouse is filled with elegance and era-correct touches By Hollie Deese Photography by Brian Bruzewski A woman from Georgia met a man from Oklahoma on a ranch in Colorado, where they fell in love over their mutual passion to become teachers. Eventually Kelli Shipman did become a teacher, but Jason became a doctor instead and was matched

2401, 2022

Building Blocks

By |January 24th, 2022|Categories: Annual Print, Architecture & Design, Blog, Building & Development, Current Issue, Feature, People, We Had To Share, Who to Hire|Tags: , , |

Leverick Homes Works to Create a legacy of longevity By Hollie Deese Photography by Allison Elefante The list of respected builders in Middle Tennessee, the ones who get referrals from former clients who can’t sing their praises enough, is not an easy one to get on. After all it takes years to become a Barlow, a Castle, or a

2110, 2021

Ahead of the Curve

By |October 21st, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Architecture & Design, Blog, Building & Development, Building Materials, Current Issue, Feature, Kitchen & Bath, Who to Hire|Tags: , , |

In Nashville, the team at PDI become partners in progressive designBy Hollie DeesePhotography by Emily Dorio, Showcase Photography and Rainer SchuertzmannChris Barnhizer of Richland Builders isn’t afraid to push the design envelope. With builds in older neighborhoods like Green Hills, Sylvan Park, Hillsboro Village, the Gulch and the Nations that are embracing infill development, his designs are modern and not

2209, 2021

Outside The Lines

By |September 22nd, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Building Materials, Current Issue, Feature, Flooring, Interior Design & Storage, Interiors, Kitchen & Bath, News, People, Tile, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , , |

Tile company takes creative risks with unusual designs that put flooring firstBy Marq BurnettPhotography by Michelle MorrowAs they analyzed the tile industry, Kristin Ortiz and Lindsay Sheets noticed that there wasn’t a ton of creativity.“We would love to do a floor tile and really push the narrative on what people are putting in their floors,” Ortiz said. “We’ve all kind

1708, 2021

Bordeaux, Reborn

By |August 17th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Architecture & Design, Blog, Building & Development, Current Issue, Feature, Historic, People, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , |

Homeowners of a new generation embrace the historically black neighborhood's architectural importance By Maria Mayer Photography by William DeShazer Tucked into the rolling hillsides north of the Cumberland River is the neighborhood of Bordeaux. It's a storied area of the city steeped in history—once home to Native Americans, then farmers. It’s the location of the American Baptist College attended

2306, 2021

The Continental, designed by Nick Dryden, showcases local artisans

By |June 23rd, 2021|Categories: Architecture & Design, Blog, Building & Development, Downtown Living, Feature, Hospitality, News, News Stories, People, Venue Nashville, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , |

Local artisans, Brock's photography, complement cuisine Photography by Emily Dorio When diners visit The Continental, the latest restaurant from chef Sean Brock, not only will they get to indulge in Brock’s exciting exploration of contemporary cuisine at the Grand Hyatt hotel in the Nashville Yards development, they will also get an inside look at Brock’s love of art, showcased

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