Tennessee Summer Bucket List
Typically, this time of year my husband and I are vacationing by the lake in Michigan with family. Unfortunately, due to travel restrictions caused by COVID-19, our summer plans, like many others, have been interrupted. Instead of giving in to my disappointment, my...An Outdoor Garden Party – How to Host with Social Distancing in Mind
It is no surprise we are all trying to get adjusted to the new way of things and navigating what the “new normal” means. Recently, several states have opened or are in the process of opening, as this happens many are eager to get out to see loved ones and spend time...Iroquois Steeplechase
One of Nashville’s most prominent traditions that has gone on for over seven decades will not be the same this year. The Iroquois Steeplechase attracts more than 25,000 spectators each year and is an event so many of us look forward to. Since 1941, the Iroquois...Color Theory In Design
We live in a world full of rich, beautiful colors which have the ability to affect a person both mentally and physically. Despite this, the colors chosen to adorn our spaces are often times based upon personal taste, not necessarily color theory and psychology. This is not to say you must get rid of your favorite color that you have plastered around your home. The color and design of a space should represent the homeowner, but I do think it is important to carefully curate the colors throughout your home to create your desired atmosphere.