Boutique lifestyle magazine Flower has named Nashville as the location for its 2025 designer showhouse and enlisted 23 high-profile interior design firms to create inspirational interiors within the legendary Belle Meade home.
Situated on 6 acres, a winding, quarter-mile drive leads to the six-bedroom, 11-bath home built in 1999. Southeastern architectural firm Pfeffer Torode, along with Maker Construction, has provided a newly renovated 20,000-sq.-ft. canvas for participating interior designers to transform into spaces brimming with creativity.
The property is also home to a two-stall barn and riding trails, which add to the bucolic feel of the country estate. The grounds will be professionally landscaped by Kaiser Trabue, one of Nashville’s top landscape architecture firms. Additional house features include a gourmet kitchen with scullery and wood-burning fireplace, two luxurious primary suites, a salon with an adjoining wet bar, a wood-paneled study, a formal dining room with a separate butler’s pantry, a generously sized screened-in porch with a stone fireplace, and a waterfall pool and outdoor cabana.
Flower magazine founder and editor-in-chief Margot Shaw enlisted design luminaries Alexa Hampton as the honorary chair, Corey Damen Jenkins as the design chair, and Charlotte Moss and Ray Booth as showhouse ambassadors.
“The Flower magazine designer showhouse celebrates talent from nearly all corners of the United States,” said Shaw. “It’s an interactive experience that brings the beauty of our brand to life and provides our audience with interior, entertaining, and floral ideas they can incorporate at Home.”
The 2025 Flower magazine showhouse will feature the following interior design talent:
- Aldous Bertram, Aldous Bertram Design
- Alexandra Norwood, Alexandra Norwood Interiors
- Amanda Khouri, Amanda Khouri Interiors
- Blair Parkes and Susan Lamb, Parkes & Lamb Interiors
- Corey Damen Jenkins, Corey Damen Jenkins & Associates
- DuVäl Reynolds, DuVäl Design
- Ellen Kavanaugh, Ellen Kavanaugh Interiors
- Eric Ross, Eric Ross Interiors
- Janie Molster, Janie Molster Designs
- Kim Scodro, Kim Scodro Interiors
- Lynde Easterlin, Lynde Easterlin Design
- Mackin Thompson, Mackin Thompson Interiors
- Mark D. Sikes, Mark D. Sikes Interiors
- Mark Kennamer, Mark Kennamer Design
- Margaret Kirkland, Margaret Kirkland Interiors
- Meg Braff, Meg Braff Designs
- Tavia Forbes and Monet Masters, Forbes Masters
- Rachel Halvorson, Rachel Halvorson Designs
- Rebecca Gardner, Houses & Parties
- Sean Anderson, Sean Anderson Design
- Stephanie Molster, Stephanie Molster Interiors
- Susan Ferrier, Susan Ferrier Interiors
- Tara Shaw, Tara Shaw Design
Staying true to the magazine’s botanical focus, Shaw has engaged renowned floral designer Ariella Chezar as the showhouse’s floral chair. Chezar will work in collaboration with local floral designers to ensure each space includes inspiring arrangements that complement and further enhance the interiors.
Tickets to the Flower showhouse can be purchased online at flowermag.com/showhouse starting Aug. 1, 2025. A portion of the showhouse ticket sales will benefit The Next Door Recovery, based in Nashville. Visitors can expect to see a wide range of design styles, from traditional elegance to modern interpretations of Southern charm and easy living. The showhouse will remain open for tours Thursday through Sunday, from Oct. 9 to 26.
The showhouse features the following sponsors: ADAC, Alcott Interiors, AmericasMart Atlanta, Ann Sacks, Artistic Tile, Baker-McGuire, Benjamin Moore, Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights, Bungalow Classic, Caesarstone, Century Furniture, Chaddock, Chelsea House, Currey & Company, D. Porthault, David Harber, Eastern Accents, European Company, Fabricut, Frances Valentine, Hammerton Lighting, Hancock & Moore, Hickory Chair, Jessica Charles, Jonathan Charles, Kallista, Kingdom Woodworks, Klafs, Kravet, Lee Industries, Little Greene, Memoire Design, Modern History, Modern Matter, Monrovia, Mottahedeh, Mulligan’s Furniture, Ngala Trading, Odette Furniture, Palmer Industries, Paul Montgomery, Perennials and Sutherland, Pooky Lighting, Reed Smythe, Sun Valley Bronze, Textures, Thibaut, Waterworks, Wesley Hall, William Yeoward Crystal and Worthen Furniture.
