Posts tagged — design

Community is the word that comes to mind when we think of kitchen. The room where sweet & spicy aromas are devised, wine is poured, coffee is brewed, and family thrives. In a place that calls for togetherness, we want to help our followers and design-seekers set the tone for their dining atmosphere. With our coffee, beer & wine, Southern, and Spirit of Nashville collections, we decorated two dining rooms: one at a delightfully-green East Nashville townhome and another at a Chip-and-Joanna-style barn loft in Smyrna, TN. For all of the spills and splashes that happen in the kitchen, metal signs are exactly what you need to...

We love that our art can be used subtly and still captivate at the same time. And with 19 collections & over 1,000 designs, we have an image for just about any room, style, or taste. Over time, we've heard "I love your artwork! I'm just not sure where to put it." In this blog series, we'll showcase different spaces that have received an Anderson Design Group makeover. This month, we begin with bathrooms. Your home is your space for self-expression. Whether you're a world traveler, National Parks lover, or kiddo chaser, your walls should reflect what you love. For bathroom spaces, our friends Alyssa and Ray at brasstacksandco photographed a...

Some of our friends think we don't work for a living. After all, we just sit around and draw pictures all day, right? Oh yeah, and we travel to National Parks to take photos and sketch. We surf the internet "doing research" about places that everyone wants to visit. When our friends look around our offices and see travel guides, trail maps, beer cans and bottles, they wonder if we actually have jobs at all.  We LOVE what we do—and we are very blessed that our passion for beauty, creativity, adventure, nature, and good beer happen to be part of a day's...

Edward is marrying Morgan at the end of March. His invitations, printed on Curious Metallic Ice Gold paper, have a ribbon and inside pocket. The invitation's elegant pattern was the most time-consuming.Amy is getting married to Forrest this summer. For her Save the Date, she scanned in hand-cut paper letters to spell June. Adair Freeman was their photographer. The serif typeface is Delicato, and the paper is Mohawk Via Vellum. Advocate Marketing & Print printed them digitally.