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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

Better Together

By |August 17th, 2022|Categories: Interiors, Outdoor Living|

Better Together A woman’s love for design turns into so much more with family by her side By Hollie Deese Photography by Allison Elefante Jill Johnson grew up one of seven children in Meadville, a small town in Pennsylvania north of Pittsburgh. She met her Alabama-born husband, Sam, when they were both working in Chicago, and the two were

209, 2021

Taking the Plunge

By |September 2nd, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Outdoor Living, People, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share, Who to Hire|Tags: , , , , |

Entrepreneur seeking pool launches company insteadBy Hollie DeesePhotography by Katelyn BrownAmanda Stone isn’t the kind of person who takes no for the first and final answer — she likes to do her research to at least make sure there isn’t another option. So when she was told the sloped lot of her new Brentwood home would not be able to

1905, 2021

Spring’s Best Botanicals

By |May 19th, 2021|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Market, Outdoor Living, Plants, Shopping, Venue Nashville, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , |

The shops, stops, nurseries and florists we are loving this season in Nashville Derrick Lachney of Foiled & Fern. Photos by Mary Craven. Foiled & Fern 1210 Second Ave. N. Suite 101 615-920-5141 In a shop twist we never knew we needed, owner Derrick Lachney has brought together hair and houseplants in Germantown for the kind of self-love

208, 2019

Water’s Edge

By |August 2nd, 2019|Categories: Annual Print, Current Issue, Feature, Outdoor Living, Outdoors, People, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , |

Rondo creates the right pools for the space By Hollie Deese Photography by Reed Brown Dana Rondeau had a bad experience one time putting in a pool, but that was before she met her husband, Steve. In 1985, Steve’s father had started a pool design business out of his garage in Arizona, and today that part of the business

2307, 2019

Catching A Breeze

By |July 23rd, 2019|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Outdoor Living, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , |

Outdoor fans greatly upgrade a patio’s pleasantness By Hollie Deese Outdoor living isn’t something we look forward to a couple weeks here and there in Nashville – it’s basically a part of how we live every single day. That’s why ceiling fans are just as ubiquitous outside in the south as they are inside. Patrick O’Connell, design director for

105, 2019

Set The Stage

By |May 1st, 2019|Categories: Annual Print, Blog, Current Issue, Feature, Outdoor Living, People, We Had To Share|Tags: , , |

Outdoor lighting provides impact you never knew you needed By Hollie Deese You may be taken by the look of a house that’s lit up at night, and yet be unable to put your finger on exactly what you love about it. But when lighting is done well, it controls where the eye is drawn, accentuating the architecture and

103, 2019

Nashville Lawn and Garden Show celebrates 30 years

By |March 1st, 2019|Categories: Blog, Events, Feature, Outdoor Living, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share|Tags: , |

Changing city inspires this year’s theme This weekend the Nashville Lawn and Garden Show celebrates its 30th anniversary with the theme Changing Times, Changing Gardens, which will focus on the evolving realities of modern cityscapes, suburban and rural gardens, community initiatives, container and waterwise gardens, organic foods and sustainability. Todd Breyer, landscape architect and president of the foundation, has

2202, 2019

Spotlight: Music City Fire Company

By |February 22nd, 2019|Categories: Annual Print, Feature, Issue Archives, Outdoor Living, Outdoors, People, We Had To Share|Tags: , |

Success has not been an overnight story for Steven Paladino, though it may look like one. His firepit-music system company Music City Fire is having quite a moment — picked up by Costco, Lowe’s, Home Depot, Hayneedle and Wayfair, the systems are also available at Nashville Billiards. The reality is Paladino started his business nearly five years ago after watching

1202, 2019

Houseplants Help Beat Winter Blues

By |February 12th, 2019|Categories: Annual Print, Current Issue, Feature, Outdoor Living, Relaxing, Tips & Trends, We Had To Share|Tags: , , , , |

Feeling blue? It's easy to infuse new life into spaces by decorating with easy-to-care-for houseplants, giving rooms, from bedrooms to bathrooms and even kitchens, a small pick-me-up during winter months. “Give your house a quick style update by incorporating houseplants,” says Justin Hancock, garden expert at Costa Farms. “Just about every room of your home can be home to a

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