Festoon Lights & Vinyl

Having played an important role in musical history, the city of Nashville still likes to pay homage to that legacy today and this stunning, sustainable home in East Nashville certainly echoes the sentiment. With a similar feel than that of a trendy rock ‘n roll bar, you’ll find yourself completely taken with the striking black lounge and kitchen. We bet you can already see yourself spinning a record on the player and dancing behind the kitchen island as you make a pitcher of margaritas and some chicken wings to snack on. When you’re not dancing to Elvis records, you might find yourself snuggled into the lush sofa as you brush up on your musical history, or maybe you’ll take an afternoon nap in one of the inviting bedrooms on the first floor. There’s a number of music museums – including one in honour of Johnny Cash – closer to downtown Nashville, so take a ten minute drive to visit them and whilst your out, you may find it hard to resist restaurants like Pinewood Social or a Southern joint like Husk. Drive eleven minutes to Poppy & Peep for a superior chocolate shopping spree and to, hopefully, meet Evan Stoner who also happened to be the interior designer you can thank for the gorgeous styling of the home you’re staying in. Head back before dusk to make drinks and head up to the rooftop terrace to watch the colours spilling across the horizon as the sun sets. Switch on the festoon lights overhead and stay there enjoying the open air and a bit of stargazing.