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Home Is Where the Heart Is THE CONCEPT OF HOME CAN BE DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE. For some, home is where the family is. It’s the place where weekends were— or still are—filled with baby snuggles, bedtime stories and Saturday morning cartoons. The place where the smell of bacon and pancakes fills the air on Sunday mornings, "do your homework before you go outside" is a daily mantra and unsnoozable slobbery dog kisses take the place of your morning alarm. For others, home is where the rest is. It’s the place where, after a long day, they go to relax. Where they spend meaningful time with their significant other, enjoy home-cooked meals and settle in on a comfy couch to catch up on the week's latest guilty pleasure TV shows.

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For some, home is where the work is. It's where they build their dreams, where they start their businesses and where they work day in and day out for success.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2018

FEATURES 12 The Family Behind the Business C & S Refinishing and Upholstery

16 Create Your Perfect Work Space Bring Form and Function Together with Pieces that Inspire You

24 A Modern Marvel Beautiful Midcentury Modern Home Offers Breathtaking Views

16 24

29 Urban Living Living in Downtown Knoxville Can Add Spice to Your Life

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Artist’s Palette

Culinary Creations

Open House

Our Town

Renovate & Refine

Realty Report

Lifestyle Calendar

Parting Thoughts

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OP JENKINS FURNITURE

& DESIGN

209 W. Summit Hill 9 . Knoxville, Tennessee . 37902 { 865} 522.9632 www.opjenkinsfurniture.com

ARTIST’S PALETTE

The Family Behind the Business C & S REFINISHING AND UPHOLSTERY

MASTER CRAFTSMAN CHARLIE SAAH STARTED C & S

WHAT ARE SOME BENEFITS OF WORKING WITH FAMILY?

REFINISHING AND UPHOLSTERY AFTER LEARNING THE CRAFT

I get to see them every day. A lot of times we have lunch

FROM HIS FATHER. Now, his sons Christopher, Alexander and Andrew

together. When I walk out of here, I know the place is taken care

work with him in the family business. They

of like I take care of it. (The business)

stay true to family: six of their 15 employees

is like my baby, its one of my kids. I’m

are family members. From fixing a broken component to completely changing a furniture piece’s design to custom cabinetry, the team at C & S can tackle any project. WHAT SPARKED YOUR INTEREST IN FURNITURE REFINISHING? As a kid, at 8 or 9 years old I would go with my father to the (antique restoration) shop. It was a cool shop. Upstairs was full of junk; it was a haven for a 9-year-old kid. I’d spend four or five hours on a Saturday up there. While my friends were watching cartoons, I’d be with my dad at the shop. HOW DOES BEING A BUSINESS AFFECT FAMILY LIFE? When I got married, my wife, Suzanne,

"It ’s not just a chair; we know that its somebody ’s grandmother ’s chair. It 's ar t. We see it as some body ’s priceless memor y. I’ve seen people cr y when they pick (their item) up."

would come down here and work. She

blessed, and I’m fortunate that the kids are in business with me. DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE RESTORATION? The little pieces that mean nothing to anyone but the customer. The rocker the little girl is sitting in (as a baby)—they have a Polaroid of her in it. She brings me the same rocker; it's an adult-size rocker, and now she’s an adult-size person. Those are important. DO YOU WORK FROM DESIGNS OR DESIGN YOURSELF? We do both. We can do our own designs or follow customer's plans or designs. Blackberry Farm has a won-

was pregnant with twins and would still be here working, so it was liter-

derful design team, so they’ll bring us something and come up with

ally a family business. I’d be working late, and she’d bring them (the kids)

the color scheme and fabric. We can customize furniture, change

by so they could see me. If we had family functions or school activities

the way furniture looks with colors, design, upholstery or wood, or

I’d leave here, go to their baseball games and come back to work.

just bring it back to its original condition.

ARTICLE CHRISTINE DERR | PHOTOGRAPHY ELENA GANUSOVA

West Knoxville Lifestyle | March 2018

It's a family business! From left to right: Christopher, Alexander, Charlie and Andrew Saah

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CREATE YOUR

Perfect Work Space BRING FORM AND FUNCTION TOGETHER WITH PIECES THAT INSPIRE YOU ARTICLE JENNIE TREADWAY-MILLER | PHOTOGRAPHY KIMBERLY RICHELLE 16

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PULLING TOGETHER A CREATIVE SPACE FOR A HOME OFFICE

wise to assess the size of the space and bring a rough sketch with

BEGINS WITH INTROSPECTION. What will the space be used

the dimensions along while shopping. Layer textures and colors to

for? What colors inspire you? What’s necessary, and what’s not?

bring depth to the room, and finally, declutter unnecessary items to

While there are no hard and fast rules in interior design, Jenny Guza from O.P. Jenkins Furniture and Design says there are standard guidelines that everyone should consider. One essential guideline, she says, is to focus on function. “If you can’t live or work in your space, it’s not designed well,” she

create space for new ideas to flourish. “Clutter can bring negative energy,” Jenny says. “There is something to having a decluttered, organized space.” For those who struggle to nail down what they need or want, hiring an interior designer is the best avenue.

says. “In an office space, I think feng shui is useful. It’s about bringing

“For me, it’s something that’s just there. Once I have an inspiration I

the right energy into the room. For example, if your back is to an

can pull it together. I see the finished product before it’s done,” Jenny,

opening, you’ll be worried about what’s behind you, and you can’t

who has more than 20 years of experience, says. “Part of my job is to

focus. Putting your back to a wall helps put your worries aside.”

listen to what people want and then give them the room they want. It’s

Scale and balance also play a primary role. What looks good in a furniture store may not work in that tiny office off the kitchen, so it’s

personal and individualized. Your space is what brings you joy, happiness and peace. We find the right pieces to do that.”

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CREATE YOUR PERFECT WORK SPACE (CON TI N UED)

get the look 1.

1. Cozy Sitting Area: Whether for brainstorming, reading or taking a breather, make room for a sitting area for those moments when you need to walk away from the desk. This area also serves as a place to meet with clients and friends. 2. Arrange on an Angle: Resist the temptation to arrange furniture along the walls. Play with direction and proportion. Give yourself a good view without putting your back to a window or door frame. Form + Function: Choose furniture pieces that are both useful and beautiful. The desk in this home office doubles as a workspace and shelving unit. 3. Wallpaper the Bookshelves: For an added splash of color and texture, consider wallpapering the back of the bookshelves instead other entire room. Tie together lines and patterns. 4. Artwork: Commission your 12-year-old or pick up a paintbrush yourself. Pull together a few pieces that pop and make you smile. Consider changing out pieces to reflect the season. 5. Fresh Flowers: Not only do fresh flowers fill the space with fragrance, but they also offer an ever-changing focal point. Consider a couple of low-maintenance potted plants to bring a little life to the room as well. 6. Don’t Forget the Floor: Add a decorative rug that pulls together the colors or patterns from around the room. Choose a durable piece that will sustain foot traffic. 7. Personal touches: Keep visible little notes and well-wishes from those who love you. Encouragement is always helpful. 18

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CULINARY CREATIONS

SMALL BATCH GARLIC & DILL PICKLES Makes 5 pint jars.

INGREDIENTS • 3–4 cucumbers • ½ red onion, sliced and cut in halves • 3 cups apple cider vinegar • 3 cups water • 4 tablespoons of sea salt • 2 teaspoons of organic cane sugar • 1 head of garlic • I bunch of fresh dill • 10 peppercorns • 1 tablespoon chili flakes • 1 tablespoon celery seeds

DIRECTIONS Slice cucumbers into wedges. Bring water and vinegar to boil; mix in sugar and salt. Stir until dissolved. Turn off heat and let cool. Meanwhile, prep the garlic. Peel the garlic cloves and then give them a smash. To assemble the jars, first, stack in the pickles, and save some room for the other flavors and vinegar mixture. Next, add in about four pinches of dill and two to three cloves of garlic. Add four or five halved, single slices of red onion per jar. Next, give a pinch or two of the celery seed and crushed pepper. Once the vinegar mixture has cooled, pour it into the jars making sure to cover the top of the cucumbers. Seal jars well. Refrigerate for one week. Pickles will keep four to six weeks.

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A Modern Marvel BEAUTIFUL MIDCENTURY MODERN HOME OFFERS BREATHTAKING VIEWS ARTICLE CHRISTINE DERR | PHOTOGRAPHY ELENA GANUSOVA

A CURVING DRIVEWAY SUDDENLY OPENS TO AN EXPAN-

hills giving way to woods. A fireplace with a built-in bench is the focus of

SIVE VIEW, WITH A MODERN HOME SITUATED AMIDST THE

one wall. The windows allow natural light to fill the space, while the wood

MATURE TREES. With the foliage surrounding the home on a large

ceilings provide warmth. A photo wall highlights family memories while

lot, it seems both part of nature and a separate marvel.

abstract art and natural materials create a comfortable atmosphere.

The house is a combination of materials that coalesce into a sleek

The cantilevered screened patio is outfitted with midcentury modern

modern design. Five acres of land surround the home, with woods

furniture and an outdoor fireplace. The family loves spending time outside,

and rolling hills creating breathtaking views from every window.

roaming the hills, riding mountain bikes around a trail that surrounds the

The homeowners worked with William Andrews Architects, who designed a structure that both fit with the setting and took advantage of the lovely scenery, and Purvis Builders to build their home. The homeowners didn’t aim for modern but found it fit their needs perfectly. “We’ve both always had an interest in Frank Lloyd Wright and

house, or following a path through their property to reach a lake. The house was designed around the lay of the land, incorporating the golden fields and forest to optimize the view from each room. “No matter where you are, you have a beautiful view, ” associate architect Logan Higgins says.

midcentury modern design. Sitting down with the architects, they

The master bedroom offers unparalleled views, with a wall of win-

did a great job of going modern and utilizing the space, topography

dows showcasing glorious sunrises. A cube wall separates the mas-

and our views,” the homeowner explains.

ter bedroom from its bathroom, with clean lines, smooth surfaces

The door opens to a space that contains the kitchen, dining and living area. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase the expansive view, with rolling

and a glass shower. Every window offers a glimpse of the natural beauty that surrounds the home.

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OPEN HOUSE (CON TI N U ED)

Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a common area create plenty of room for the family of six downstairs as well. Each family member’s room is designed to suit their interests, while a midcentury modern item ties the design in with the rest of the house. Whether it's a wall of windows in the downstairs hallway, a grand picture window in the stairway or high windows in the bathroom, natural light and beauty abound. The natural surroundings provide a treehouse-like setting, complete with deer wandering right up to the house.

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LAST SUMMER, A KNOXVILLE INTERIOR DESIGNER HAD A MOMENT OF BRILLIANT INSPIRATION. It had nothing to do with colors or furniture. Instead, Elizabeth Grant realized that she and friend Hope Davis had something in common: both had parents who had been touched by Alzheimer’s. She also knew that Scott and Hope Davis, owners of Eagle Bend Development & Construction, had had to put a major renovation of their home off Northshore Drive on hold when Hope’s father needed more day-to-day care. “Knowing that Hope’s father has Alzheimer’s and has been placed in assisted living, so they’re available to do something here and that my mom had passed away from Alzheimer’s three years ago, I thought, ‘What a great idea it would be to do a fundraiser here,’” Elizabeth says. “It was weird,” Hope says. “It was kismet. It was supposed to be. We got really excited about it and said ‘Let’s just propose it to Alzheimer’s Tennessee.’ We proposed it, and they were onboard.” The inaugural event is scheduled for 20 days in September. Designers include Wolfgang Schaber, Wolfgang Interiors; Sally McFalls, Cottage Door Interiors; Sandy Kozar, Decorating Den Interiors; Natalie Clayman Interiors; Chris McKenry Closets by McHenry; Scott Bishop, Westwood Antiques and Design; Larry Fendley, son Scott Fendley and Kendra Campbell, Standard Kitchen & Bath; Sylvia McCormick; Susan Gates; Jennifer Neil, Tile Sensations and Design; Jeff Heiskell and his team at Ethan Allen; and Esther Golightly Interiors. Local suppliers and participants include Cella Flooring Design, Tile Sensations, Exact Tile, Noland Supply and Standard Kitchen & Bath. A one-day ticket is $20, and a ticket for $25 allows unlimited visits. “I believe we’ll raise a lot of money,” Elizabeth says.

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Hope Davis, left, and Elizabeth Grant

RENOVATE & REFINE

ARTICLE CHRISTINE DERR | PHOTOGRAPHY COLBY MCLEMORE

URBAN LIVING

LIVING IN DOWNTOWN KNOXVILLE CAN ADD SPICE TO YOUR LIFE IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR URBAN LIVING, DOWNTOWN

someone you know. There’s a strong sense of community in down-

KNOXVILLE IS THE PLACE TO BE. With entertainment venues,

town Knoxville,” Cliff says.

restaurants, markets, seasonal attractions, shops and more within walking distance, a new kind of life is waiting for you downtown. Cliff and Jacque Hawks relocated to Knoxville in 2012 and made the jump from the suburbs to downtown. They purchased a con-

Living downtown adds a level of convenience and comfort that allows you to return to the comforts of home as soon as the excitement is over—without battling traffic. However you spend your time, living downtown adds variety.

dominium in a 1906 structure that was being renovated, allowing them to customize every inch. From adding a second outdoor space

If you’re interested in learning even more about downtown living, check

to creating a chef’s dream kitchen to making their pets feel right at

out this year’s City People Downtown Home Tour. Taking place May 3-5,

home, every room is tailored to their lives.

the tour includes a variety of urban homes and coincides with First Fri-

An open concept floor plan contributes to the light and airy atmosphere. Numerous windows provide ample natural light. A balcony

day and the first Market Square Farmers Market of the season. See

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overlooks the street—the perfect spot to watch seasonal fireworks displays and parades. A large kitchen with an expansive island provides room to gather and prepare delicious meals, while a built-in bar creates a fun entertaining space. A library offers a comfy place to wile away an afternoon. Their pets, two cats and a dog, also love their new home, with space to stretch at home and pet-friendly dining and dog parks to meet new canine friends all within walking distance. So what do you do when you live in the heart of downtown? With such a myriad of activities available, it’s just a matter of deciding. “I’m a huge music fan, so to walk out our door and in five minutes be at the Tennessee Theatre or the Bijou Theatre … is really exciting,” Cliff says. “Because I love to cook, I walk to the farmers market every Wednesday and Saturday,” Jacque says. Being social is easier, too. “We’ve met so many people quickly. Every time you step out the door, you’re meeting someone new, and you’re continually seeing March 2018 | West Knoxville Lifestyle

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REALTY REPORT

NEIGHBORHOOD

WEST KNOXVILLE

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Woodland Trace

$350,000

100%

The Glen At Hardin Valley

$369,900

$355,500

96%

138

West Hills

$369,000

$350,000

95%

Westmoreland

$369,900

$352,000

95%

Inverness

$379,000

$367,000

97%

Anteelah

$424,900

$325,000

76%

274

Westmoreland Hills

$390,000

$426,000

100%

Sugarwood

$410,000

$408,000

99%

Westmoreland Estates

$429,000

$400,000

93%

137

Whispering Woods

$420,000

$397,500

94%

Fox Run

$440,000

$405,000

92%

193

The Enclave

$524,900

$380,000

72%

292

Sheffield

$460,000

100%

Sheffield

$497,370

100%

Saddle Ridge Unit 5

$575,000

$537,500

93%

102

Legacy Cobr

$598,500

$590,000

98%

462

Vista Gardens

$659,900

$655,000

99%

Sequoyah Hills

$699,999

$625,000

89%

131

Westmoreland

$825,000

$664,000

80%

258

Westmoreland

$799,000

$605,000

75%

361

Westmoreland Hills

$729,000

$699,000

96%

Colonial Forest

$949,000

$770,000

81%

259

Sequoyah Hills

$3,995,000

$3,700,000

92%

114

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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR streets to watch hundreds of furry

outer space. Suitable for all ages.

friends, many in costume, march with

Adults: $12, children and seniors:

their humans to raise awareness for

$10. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday

the life-saving efforts of Young-Wil-

and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Ula Love Doughty Carousel Theatre

liams Animal Center and support for

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Cris returns to a place he once used to

Knoxville’s pet-friendliest communi-

know, only to find a world he no longer

ty. The parade steps off at 11 a.m. from

recognizes. As he connects with a new

Willow Avenue and leads to a party on

stranger tasked to show him around town,

Market Square and Krutch Park from

an unexpected spark challenges all of Cris’

11 a.m. to 3 p.m. MardiGrowl.org

MARCH

1-4 & 7-11 "THE STRANGERS"

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On the first Friday of each month, the streets of downtown Knoxville come alive for a ca-

KNOXVILLE ICE BEARS Knoxville Civic Auditorium & Coliseum

Come see the Ice Bears in action at

one of five home games this month: March 9 vs. Huntsville Havoc, March

TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS VS. GEORGIA BULLDOGS

10 vs. Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs, March

vs.

Huntsville

Havoc,

Thompson-Boling Arena

March 23 vs. Birmingham Bulls and

The Volunteers will take on the Geor-

March 31 vs. Evansville Thunderbolts.

gia Bulldogs in one final home game

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before the SEC Tournament. 6 p.m. For tickets, visit UTSports.com.

8-11

"MUSIC OF DISNEY: TALE AS OLD AS TIME"

sual evening of experiencing art in all forms.

DOWNTOWN KNOXVILLE BOAT SHOW

Featuring art, music, food, fun and commu-

Knoxville Convention Center

Disney’s big screen magic comes

nity. Explore galleries, roam through shops

Shopping for a new boat can be tough.

alive with the Knoxville Symphony

hosting open houses and much more.

The Downtown Knoxville Boat Show

Orchestra, guest singers and film

DowntownKnoxville.org

makes it easy to shop, compare and

clips from "Frozen," "Beauty and

save on hundreds of new boats in one

the Beast," "The Lion King," "The

place. 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. March 8, noon

Little Mermaid" and more. 8 p.m.

to 9 p.m. March 9, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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2-4 "THE WIZARD OF OZ" Tennessee Theatre

greatest family musical of all time, the wonderful "Wizard of Oz" twists its way into Knoxville! The entire family will be captivated as they travel down the Yellow Brick Road and beyond with Doro-

Knoxville Civic Auditorium & Coliseum

March 10 and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 11. Adults: $10; children under 10: free. DowntownKnoxvilleBoatShow.com

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9-11

DRAGON LIGHTS CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL

There truly is no place like home as the

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SEVENTH ANNUAL CIRCUS EXTRAVAGANZA

Knoxville’s first-ever Chinese lantern festival features more than 30 larger-

Clayton Performing Arts Center,

than-life lantern displays with more

Lion, Tin Man and Scarecrow. $44-$84

Pellissippi State Community College-

than 1,000 LED light components.

plus fees. TennesseeTheatre.com

Hardin Valley

The displays are constructed on-site

thy, Toto and their friends the Cowardly

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VARIOUS DATES

This year's theme is Outta Space.

by dozens of Chinese artisans who

Explore

in-

travel the world to keep this cen-

ter-planetary circus spectacle with

tury-old tradition alive. The festival

astronauts, aliens, and distant des-

will feature stage performances by

tinations. Join Dragonfly Aerial Arts

Chinese acrobats and Chinese folk

this

family-friendly,

aerialists, stilt walkers, jugglers, ac-

art

Downtown Knoxville

robats, wire walkers and clowns for

dren's activities, food and drinks.

Thousands of spectators will line the

laughter and daring adventures in

ChilhoweePark.org

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demonstrations,

various

chil-

16 & 17 KNOX SHAMROCK FEST Downtown Knoxville

Knox Shamrock Fest, presented by Fresenius Kidney Care, is the region’s premier St. Patrick’s Day celebration. All proceeds benefit the East Tennessee Kidney Foundation, a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit

interfacing with film, performance and

Are you ready to dance? Disney Junior

the visual arts. For tickets and a sched-

Dance Party is an all-new interactive live

ule of events, visit BigEarsFestival.org.

concert experience. Sing along to Disney Junior’s greatest hits with your favorite characters: Mickey and the Roadster Rac-

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COVENANT HEALTH KNOXVILLE MARATHON Neyland Stadium

of Avalor, Doc McStuffins, Vampirina, The Lion Guard and more! Tickets: $34.50, $44.50 and $59.50 plus fees. Doors: 5 p.m.; show: 6 p.m. TennesseeTheatre.com

serving 1,500+ individuals suffering from

The Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon

kidney disease each year. The week-

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events including a marathon, half mara-

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5K, and kids run, it has something for ev-

"THE DREAM OF THE BURNING BOY"

ule of events.

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Clarence Brown Lab Theatre

of Neyland Stadium, home of the Ten-

Since the death of his favorite student,

nessee Volunteers! Prices and start times

Larry Morrow—a 50-something high

vary. Visit KnoxvilleMarathon.com for

school teacher—has been falling asleep

more information.

at his desk and dreaming. The student’s

22-25 BIG EARS FESTIVAL Downtown Knoxville

The Big Ears Festival is a dynamic, interactive experience that explores con-

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sister and his friends find little solace in schoolwork. And the school’s guidance

counselor keeps hanging inspirational

nections between musicians and art-

DISNEY JR. DANCE PARTY

ists, crossing all musical genres while

Tennessee Theatre

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