About: Andrea Williams
Andrea is a Styleblueprint editor, veteran journalist and published author. She lives in Nashville with her husband and four children and is always on the lookout for the next great story.
Vaginal Rejuvenation: It’s Not What You Think
Vaginal rejuvenation is not the complicated surgery you may think it is. In fact, you can restore your vaginal health with a quick, in-office procedure. Find out more and check out the special offer.
3 Luxury Homes in 30A: Stunning Spaces to Live the Beach Dream!
From chef’s kitchens to lookout towers, these luxurious 30A homes showcase the best of beach life. Take a look!
The Most Important Questions to Ask Your Realtor Before You Move
If a move is in your future, find out how the real estate experts at Zeitlin Sotheby’s can accommodate all of your relocation needs.
Christin Gish and Laura Nell Burton: FACES of the South
Friends and business partners behind Cloche Designs share a peek into their fabulously creative business. Find out their best tips for working together and the heart behind their business. Meet today’s FACES of the South, Christin Gish and Laura Nell Burton!
How to Make Your Home More Accessible as You Age
As we age, many of us would prefer to grow old in our own homes, a notion called “aging in place.” To make that happen requires a few home amendments to make life easier. Here are some expert suggestions on thoughtful upgrades to consider.
Kobie Jarmon: FACES of Louisville
Kobie Jarmon has a very busy schedule as a college student and captain of the UofL Ladybirds dance team, while also starring in a Lifetime reality series. Get to know this bright young woman and learn the secrets of how she juggles everything with ease.
5 Southern Wellness Retreats – Detox Away
It’s not just your house that enjoys a little spring cleaning. Give your body a little springtime health boost at one of these amazing Southern wellness retreats! Image: Skyterra Wellness Retreat and Weight Loss Spa
A Gorgeous Winter Wedding at Charlotte Country Club
Planning a wedding from another city doesn’t seem like an easy thing to do, but this couple enjoyed a fairly simple planning process and, as a result, a completely enjoyable wedding!
Lessons Learned from Randi Lesnick: FACES of the South
When Randi Lesnick was diagnosed with breast cancer, it created a seismic shift in how she ran her business. Today, she’s cancer-free, and she’s sharing the important lessons she learned.
Be Inspired: Lessons Learned from Randi Lesnick: FACES of Nashville
When Randi Lesnick was diagnosed with breast cancer, it created a seismic shift in how she ran her business. Today, she’s cancer-free, and she’s sharing the important lessons she learned.
Theia Smith of Women’s Entrepreneurship Initiative: FACES of Atlanta
Theia Smith’s work with the Women’s Entrepreneurship Initiative (WEI) is making a positive impact for Atlanta’s female entrepreneurs. Learn more about the amazing work she is doing, her best advice and more.
Wine & Roses: A Luxury Resort in the Heart of Lodi, California
Lodi, California offers a wine country experience that rivals the likes of Napa and Sonoma. When you’re there, Wine & Roses is the premier place to stay. Here’s why.
Kobie Jarmon: FACES of the South
Kobie Jarmon has a very busy schedule as a college student and captain of the UofL Ladybirds dance team, while also starring in a Lifetime reality series. Get to know this bright young woman and learn the secrets of how she juggles everything with ease.
UofL Ladybird Captain Kobie Jarmon: FACES of Louisville
Kobie Jarmon has a very busy schedule as a college student and captain of the UofL Ladybirds dance team, while also starring in a Lifetime reality series. Get to know this bright young woman and learn the secrets of how she juggles everything with ease.
Kobie Jarmon: FACES of Nashville
Kobie Jarmon was born and raised in Nashville before she headed off to University of Louisville, where she maintains a busy schedule as a college student, captain of the UofL Ladybirds dance team, and most recently as a star in Lifetime’s reality series “So Sharp.” Get to know our newest FACE of Nashville!
New Denim Trends: A Guide to This Season’s Top Looks
Fall 2017 is rich in new denim trends. We checked in with the experts at one of the South’s best boutiques to break down the options and offer pointers on how to style each look.
New Denim Trends: A Guide to This Season’s Top Looks
Fall 2017 is rich in new denim trends. The experts at Posh Boutique break down the options and offer pointers on how to style each look.
The Most Treatable Aging Skin Issues (& How to Prevent Them to Begin With!)
Whether you have wrinkles and age spots or laugh lines and sagging skin, there are solutions to common aging issues. Here are your options and what to expect from each.
Jane Turner of the Children’s Museum of Atlanta: FACES of Atlanta
Volunteering ultimately led Jane Turner to the job she’s in now: Executive Director of Children’s Museum of Atlanta. Get to know this passionate supporter of philanthropy and community.
Megan Melgaard of Swim Across America: FACES of The South
Megan Melgaard combines her talent and passion into one with Swim Across America, an event designed to raise money for the fight against cancer. Get to know our newest FACE of the South!
Megan Melgaard of Swim Across America: FACES of The South
Megan Melgaard combines her talent and passion into one with Swim Across America, an event designed to raise money for the fight against cancer. Get to know our newest FACE of the South!
Kim & Lucy Wilson of Lucy’s Market: FACES of the South
Tired of the 9-to-5 grind, Kim Wilson tried her hand at something completely different: she opened Lucy’s Market. Eight years later, her business is in full bloom! Welcome Kim and Lucy Wilson, today’s FACES of the South!
Kim & Lucy Wilson of Lucy’s Market: FACES of Atlanta
Tired of the 9-to-5 grind, Kim Wilson tried her hand at something completely different: she opened Lucy’s Market. Eight years later, her business is in full bloom! Welcome Kim and Lucy Wilson, today’s FACES of Atlanta!
Kristin Schell, Author of The Turquoise Table: FACES of the South
Kristin Schell is nurturing relationships and preserving Southern hospitality by simply inviting people to share a spot at her turquoise picnic table. Grab some tea and learn more about this inspiring story. Image: Kasandra Keyes
Kristin Schell, Author of The Turquoise Table: FACES of the South
Kristin Schell is nurturing relationships and preserving Southern hospitality by simply inviting people to share a spot at her turquoise picnic table. Grab some tea and learn more about this inspiring story.
Don’t Neglect This Aspect of Your Property!
Homeowners are accustomed to doing whatever is necessary to maintain the value and integrity of their property, from replacing the roof to adding an additional bathroom. What they don’t often consider, however, is the necessary maintenance of trees and shrubs. Cabot J. Cameron, consulting arborist and founder of Nashville’s Druid Tree Service Inc., works directly
THESE are the Things Personal Trainers Want You to Know
Seasonal indulgences can leave you with a few extra post-holiday pounds. If you’re looking to hire a personal trainer to get back on track (after the holidays, of course!), find the perfect fit by asking the right questions and looking for these red flags. Image: Wanda Koch Photography
Second Careers Are Sometimes the Most Fruitful … Meet This Example!
Leaving behind a career in architectural design in pursuit of a passion, Xima Lee Hulings is enjoying new fruits in her second career. Find out what drove her change, how she addressed challenges and more.
Mitchell Bat Company: A Southern Brand That’s Scoring BIG!
With little more than a month left of MLB baseball season, we sit down with Mitchell Bat Company founder Jeremy Mitchell, who is taking a piece of classic American sporting equipment and giving it a stylish new look.
Mary Ella Gabler: FACES of the South
When she became a mom and was edged out of a traditionally male career, Mary Ella Gabler took to the sewing machine … and built a multi-million dollar linen business. Today she’s inspiring us as our FACES of the South.
Julie Newman: FACES of the South
Julie Newman found the perfect intersection for her operations management experience, her passion for sports and a void in the market. Today she’s telling us all about her business (and more!) as our FACE of the South.
Laura Daily: FACES of the South
She manages people, product and logistics, and she travels the world all for this large Southern brand. Find out how Laura Daily landed in her powerful role and find out what is the favorite part of her job — you’ll be inspired!
The ZEN Succulent: A Modern Terrarium & Plant Craft Store
Megan George blends her business mind with her creative spirit, and the result is a thriving business in Durham, NC — The ZEN Succulent.
7 Southern Wineries to Check Out This Summer
The season is prime for exploring these beautiful Southern wineries with your nearest and dearest. Make your plans and hit the road!
Katherine Clark: FACES of the South
Alabama native Katherine Clark was raised in a culture steeped in Southern tradition. Today, as our FACE of the South, Katherine shares her thoughts on publishing, advice for wannabe writers and her favorite things.
Leanne McQueen: FACES of the South
Leanne McQueen has always loved dinnerware and place settings. She’s parlayed that into a career she’s totally and contagiously passionate about. Learn more about her work and what inspires her in today’s FACES of the South article. Image: Heather Thomas
The Nashville Fire of 1916
It was a disaster of epic proportions. Here’s how the Nashville Fire of 1916 helped shape the city. Image: gregsegroves.blogspot.com
Aging in Place: Home Renovations to Grow Old With
It’s becoming a “trend,” if you will, in aging — wanting to grow old in the comfort of your own home. Here are some simple adaptations to make to your house that will allow you or your loved one to do just that.
Are You Tired? Struggling with Weight? Perhaps It’s Your Thyroid
Feeling not quite right? Did you know that Thyroid problems affect up to 12 percent of the American population? And, it affects far more women than men. Find out the symptoms today.
The 1918 Trainwreck at Dutchman’s Curve
It still holds the title of the most deadly trainwreck in U.S. history. Read some of the chilling details about the Train Wreck of 1918 at Dutchman’s Curve.
The 1933 Nashville Tornado
It was a major weather event that left a $2 million pricetag of destruction in its wake. Read more about the Nashville tornado of 1933.