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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

1702, 2022

Create a Healthier Home Through Smart Updates

By |February 17th, 2022|Categories: Architecture & Design, Blog, Feature, Flooring, Interiors, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , |

(Family Features) Many homeowners looking to improve their living spaces seek out upgrades that can add visual appeal, improve functionality or increase resale value. However, some updates can also benefit the mental and physical health of those who occupy the space. While making your home healthier can involve simple steps like decluttering, swapping out cleaning products for natural versions

2012, 2021

Layers of Light

By |December 20th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Interior Design & Storage, Interiors, Lighting, People, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share, Who to Hire|Tags: , , , , |

Thoughtful Illumination: The Mix Interiors and Circa Lighting collaborate on creating flexibility with light By Hollie Deese Photography by Allison Elefante, Ruby and Peach Scarlett James from The Mix Interiors knows you need more than furniture and fine finishes to make a house a home. Great lighting can help deliver a feeling of warmth and visual comfort. “We definitely

510, 2021

Relaxed Elegance

By |October 5th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Interior Design & Storage, Interiors, Issues, People, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share, Who to Hire|Tags: , |

High design meets lakefront living in Hendersonville By Hollie Deese Photography by Caroline Sharpnack For a family of five building their dream home in Hendersonville, the most important aspect to them was that the design reflected what was important to them — spending time together as a family, with plenty of room for everyone to be themselves. Aimee Lee

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

2009, 2021

A Designer Indulgence

By |September 20th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Hospitality, Interiors, People, Shopping, Tips & Trends, Venue Nashville, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , |

After the reemergence, going out to eat inside anywhere was a treat we all looked forward to, and one place seemed to call to us more than it ever did pre-Covid. Now it draws us inside often — a most beautiful, elegant and somewhat indulgent way to pass an afternoon after months and months of looking at our own walls.

605, 2021

Express Yourself

By |May 6th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Historic, Interior Design & Storage, Interiors, People, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share, Who to Hire|Tags: , , , , , |

Historic Sylvan Park bungalow gets balance with bold colors and patternsBy Hollie DeesePhotography by Reagen TaylorWhen they needed someone to renovate their 1930s-era Sylvan Park cottage, a couple didn’t even have to look outside their neighborhoo.Erika Thompson, who then was a designer with the interior design firm JL Design, helped the homeowners work through their redesign room by room until

405, 2021

It Takes Two

By |May 4th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Hospitality, Interior Design & Storage, Interiors, News, People, Plants, Tips & Trends, Venue Nashville, We Had To Share, Who to Hire|Tags: , , |

A high-end interior plant design company grows in Germantown post pandemic By Hollie Deese Portrait photography by Pamela Monaghan Interior photography by Erin Hines Alesha Sebie arrived in Nashville in 2015 from Wisconsin to get her master’s degree in social work. She finished, through the UT-Knoxville satellite campus, with a concentration in substance abuse, mental health and HIV, and

305, 2021

A Bucolic Brentwood Escape

By |May 3rd, 2021|Categories: Accessories & Furnishing, Annual Print, Blog, Celebrities, Current Issue, Feature, Historic, Interiors, People, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , , |

A 1960s ranch gets a total renovation in the suburbs By Hollie Deese Photography by Emily Followill Designer Mark Williams never intended to stay in Atlanta, much less put down roots in Nashville. Raised in Boston, he always assumed he would return after college. But after studying at Georgia Tech he leaned on the connections he had made in

3004, 2021

Creating a Space That Fits

By |April 30th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Interior Design & Storage, Interiors, Lighting, People, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , , |

A Green Hills home is renovated to grow with a family By Hollie Deese Photography by Allison Elefante When Leigh Hillenmeyer and her husband, Morgan, moved into their Green Hills home in 2012, she was pregnant with their son, Parks, and their daughter, Reiling, was 3. Drawn to the traditional feel of the house, they saw a home set

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