Entry by Arrington Design-Build Firms Kings Chapel Community
I, along with about 30 other bloggers, toured four gorgeous homes built by Tennessee Valley Homes, Gregg & Rains, Arnold Homes, and Drees Homes. There were so many great decorating ideas, it was almost overwhelming! Almost ;)
Grab a cup of something and let's take a look! (By the way, my camera/phone battery died after 3 photos so I'm sharing some gorgeous photos taken by a new blogger friend, Cindy of DIY Beautify.)
This beautiful dining room was amazing. The wall treatment is a mix of media to achieve this unique concrete finish. It really is incredible. It's the creation of Bella Tucker Decorative Finishes.
The walls in this bedroom were one of my favorite. I love navy blue. This paneled look is on my list of techniques to use in one of our rooms. Of course, then I'd need to get an old iron bed and those killer barn doors.
Ok, THIS room...I've got dibs on this room! It wasn't huge but it was so warm and cozy! Add a small coffee maker and I would be set for hours of blog work. Sigh. My workroom wants to be this room when it grows up. OH! And, it had a hidden room behind the paneling...a safe room :)
Well, I could post tons of great pictures from the Parade of Homes but you NEED to go see these homes for yourself. Proceeds from the ticket sales are going to the Middle Tennessee Make-A-Wish Foundation. An awesome organization that has made the wishes of so many come true over the years.
Along with the ticket sales, there is a silent auction for 4 Balsam Hill trees that have been decorated by 4 rock star bloggers, Kari Anne of Thistlewood Farms, Jenna of Rain on a Tin Roof, Kristie of The Decorologist, and Lesley of Chaotically Creative. Each tree's theme was chosen by one of the Make-A-Wish recipients.
I, along with about 30 other bloggers, toured four gorgeous homes built by Tennessee Valley Homes, Gregg & Rains, Arnold Homes, and Drees Homes. There were so many great decorating ideas, it was almost overwhelming! Almost ;)
Grab a cup of something and let's take a look! (By the way, my camera/phone battery died after 3 photos so I'm sharing some gorgeous photos taken by a new blogger friend, Cindy of DIY Beautify.)
The walls in this bedroom were one of my favorite. I love navy blue. This paneled look is on my list of techniques to use in one of our rooms. Of course, then I'd need to get an old iron bed and those killer barn doors.
Ok, THIS room...I've got dibs on this room! It wasn't huge but it was so warm and cozy! Add a small coffee maker and I would be set for hours of blog work. Sigh. My workroom wants to be this room when it grows up. OH! And, it had a hidden room behind the paneling...a safe room :)
Well, I could post tons of great pictures from the Parade of Homes but you NEED to go see these homes for yourself. Proceeds from the ticket sales are going to the Middle Tennessee Make-A-Wish Foundation. An awesome organization that has made the wishes of so many come true over the years.
Along with the ticket sales, there is a silent auction for 4 Balsam Hill trees that have been decorated by 4 rock star bloggers, Kari Anne of Thistlewood Farms, Jenna of Rain on a Tin Roof, Kristie of The Decorologist, and Lesley of Chaotically Creative. Each tree's theme was chosen by one of the Make-A-Wish recipients.
Kari Anne's Circus Themed Tree
Jenna's Grammy Themed Tree (check out that tree skirt)
Kristie's Greek Themed Tree
Lesley's Fashion Model Theme Tree
Tickets are on sale daily for the Kings' Chapel Holiday Parade of Homes, now until December 21st! You can find more info here: http://kingschapellife.com/
A great big thanks to Cindy of DIY Beautify and Candice of She's Crafty for the use of their beautiful photos. Hop over and check them out!
Thanks for stopping by and God bless!
Angie
What a fantastic time Angie! These homes look amazing. The trees are gorgeous. What an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHey Angie - what a fun day this must have been. The homes…and trees are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt was so nice to meet you Angie! Glad to know I wasn't the only one with camera problems. I love your blog as well!
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