New Thompson’s Station Neighborhood Announced
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
The Hermitage Hotel Added to National Historic Landmark Registry
Nashville’s Leading Luxury Hotel Receives Historic Status The Hermitage Hotel has joined a prestigious list of landmarks around the country. The National Parks Department has added the world-renowned, 110-year-old property to the National Historic Landmark Registry - the only hotel in Tennessee to hold such status. The luxury hotel, which opened in 1910, will join other special properties throughout
Ambient Light
Time at home reinforces how important the right glow can be By Hollie Deese Photography by Allison Elefante The thing about lighting is you can instantly tell when it is good, and you can really tell when it’s bad. And after months at home, we are probably all pretty tuned in to which kind of lighting we have. Lauren
White Limozeen opens on top of Graduate Nashville
White Limozeen, the rooftop bar and restaurant located atop Graduate Nashville, opens today.Graduate Hotels, alongside hospitality duo Marc Rose and Med Abrous, have conspired to transport guests to an over-the-top, indoor-outdoor rooftop destination that celebrates the Nashville idea of always following your dreams. Named in honor of country music icon Dolly Parton, the concept offers a fresh take on the
Business Spotlight: French’s Cabinets
Celebrating 20 years with a commitment to excellence By Hollie Deese Among Nashville’s growth, and its recent pause for COVID-19, it has become clear just how important small, local businesses are to the fabric of this community. And Barbara French, owner of French’s Cabinets, has quietly been a part of Nashville’s success for decades. A native Oklahoman, French moved
First-Time Flip
Renovation hits record square footage price for its neighborhood By Hollie Deese Photography by Jodi Fialkowski and Hannah Capps When Marisa and Clint Biddle moved their family of eight from New York to Nashville, they weren’t just changing locations – they were changing careers. Selling their landscape company back home, they knew their real passion was in home renovations.
Drees brings neighborhood to you
Longtime builder offers flexibility with building power By Hollie Deese Mike Carey was born and raised in Nashville and has been with Drees Homes for 20 years, managing a program that helps people build their company's homes on a lot they purchase outside of a traditional Drees-developed neighborhood. Basically, getting the neighborhood Drees buying power, outside of the neighborhood.
Textures Nashville podcast dedicated to stories behind spaces
Luxury flooring leader and tenant in Wedgewood-Houston’s new Nashville Design Collective, Textures Nashville launched a weekly podcast, “Couture and Construction,” in March, dedicated to the people and stories behind beautiful places. The weekly podcast – recorded live in the Textures Nashville Showroom – features conversations with interior designers, architects and luxury builders with the aim to inspire, educate and
Improving the Past
Architect Scott Wilson earns Chrysalis award for historic cottage renovation The award-winning boutique architecture firm of Scott Wilson announced one of its projects has been named a Regional Award Winner in the Residential Historic Renovation category of the 2019 Chrysalis Awards for Remodeling Excellence. The award-winning project, a 1950s cottage renovation in Brentwood, delivered an open floorplan, privacy and
Thoughtful Intention
A dilapidated duplex is restored, renewed and revived in Richland By Hollie Deese Photography by Leslee Mitchell Phil and Angela Graham have lived an international life, calling everywhere from New York to London home. But when their daughters had both grown and they were considering where to finish their careers, they decided to return to Nashville where Angela had
