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A breath of fresh air: Tips to create an inviting outdoor area
Today’s outdoor spaces blend comfort, style and function to make porch season last even longer
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Interior designers from Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama lend their talents to new build in Cloudland Station
For Chattanooga designer Rodney Simmons, the chance to show off his talents in a new showhouse at Cloudland Station in Chickamauga, Georgia, was cause for celebration.
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Chattanooga nonprofits bring peace of mind to generations of two local families
Chattanooga nonprofits bring peace of mind to generations of two local families
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A look inside Common House Chattanooga, and some of its unexpected design elements
"I learned to swim here!"
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Ever wanted to peek inside an artist’s home? Here, 5 Chattanooga artists open theirs.
What makes a house a home? Well, that depends on whom you ask. So we retooled the question and narrowed the scope:
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Quiz: What Alchemy Spice blend are you? (Sponsored Content)
What spice blend are you? Enter the quiz below for a $150 giveaway of artisan spice blends and meats.
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Ideas to create a picture-perfect at-home picnic spot
Dining al fresco has always been my favorite way to enjoy a meal, and in light of the pandemic, the outdoors have become especially "in."
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This Soddy-Daisy couple’s home remodel will impress and inspire you
Couple snags the most votes for their work in transforming a cinder block structure into a cozy home
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Rossville couple’s new bluff-view vacation houses created from shipping containers
Who could have guessed that two tiny houses could pose such sizable challenges?
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Bradley Lights amps up the seasonal cheer in Cleveland, Tennessee
Douglas and Eugenia DeLong decorate the exterior of their Cleveland, Tennessee, home each Christmas, but visitors likely don't gaze long at the single strand of lights on the two-story farmhouse.
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Stringer’s Ridge condo gets a soft, soothing vibe for the holidays
When Lonna Hamblen and Joe Scott moved into their Stringer's Ridge condo last year, Hamblen did something for their first Christmas there that she'd never done before.
